Word on a meat label, perhaps | 29 |
Like the food Jack Sprat eats | 29 |
Favored one side or the other | 29 |
Two-point throw in horseshoes | 29 |
"Blue" singer Rimes | 29 |
First name in country singing | 29 |
Bill Withers' biggest hit | 29 |
Isn't quite perpendicular | 29 |
Pressures to do better, maybe | 29 |
Tilted to one side, to a Brit | 29 |
Shed with a single-pitch roof | 29 |
Action requiring a prior look | 29 |
___ year (period of 366 days) | 29 |
Progresses in jumps or stages | 29 |
Shakespearean father of three | 29 |
Producer of an aircraft brand | 29 |
King in a Shakespeare tragedy | 29 |
Emmy-winning role for Olivier | 29 |
All in the Family producer | 29 |
"The Jumblies" poet | 29 |
Picked up at school, formally | 29 |
Business owner's contract | 29 |
Like some cars and apartments | 29 |
Pet item subject to some laws | 29 |
What a dog walker holds on to | 29 |
Lassie was rarely seen on one | 29 |
Ordinance aimed at pet owners | 29 |
"To say the ___..." | 29 |
Word after maternity or shore | 29 |
It might be taken by a sailor | 29 |
It may be taken after a birth | 29 |
Talk to the answering machine | 29 |
Ward and June's decision? | 29 |
Republic of the Mediterranean | 29 |
One of Israel's neighbors | 29 |
Keanu Reeves's birthplace | 29 |
Duran Duran lead singer Simon | 29 |
The Renault 5, to U.S. buyers | 29 |
Edgar Award winner in '65 | 29 |
First name in Polish politics | 29 |
Café drinker's request | 29 |
Massenet opera set in Castile | 29 |
Stand in front of an audience | 29 |
Threw ahead of, as a receiver | 29 |
"I ___ Three Lives" | 29 |
Some indicator lamps, briefly | 29 |
Preceded, with "to" | 29 |
Washington and ___ University | 29 |
"Crooklyn" director | 29 |
"Clockers" director | 29 |
Farrah's one-time husband | 29 |
Dracula portrayer Christopher | 29 |
"Light-horse Harry" | 29 |
Under the ___ (nautical term) | 29 |
Town in western Massachusetts | 29 |
Sonic Youth guitarist Ranaldo | 29 |
Jerry Lewis's middle name | 29 |
Former auto executive Iacocca | 29 |
"Light Horse Harry" | 29 |
''1776'' role | 29 |
___ "Scratch" Perry | 29 |
Annelid used in hirudotherapy | 29 |
English city NE of Manchester | 29 |
City 70 miles NE of Liverpool | 29 |
Plant that resembles an onion | 29 |
Glance that might concern you | 29 |
It might accompany a bar line | 29 |
Facial expression of contempt | 29 |
Impersonated Groucho, in part | 29 |
Making uncomfortable, perhaps | 29 |
Glances with malicious intent | 29 |
Bottom-of-the-barrel sediment | 29 |
Bottom of the barrel, perhaps | 29 |
Onetime Virginia V.I.P.'s | 29 |
Fermentation-vessel sediments | 29 |
___ Summit (city in Missouri) | 29 |
Current that follows the wind | 29 |
Current running with the wind | 29 |
Former talk show host Gibbons | 29 |
It's definitely not right | 29 |
Southpaw's preferred side | 29 |
The one in a one-two, usually | 29 |
Some turns and boxing punches | 29 |
Phil Mickelson's nickname | 29 |
One of a triangle's three | 29 |
You might be told to break it | 29 |
Relay runner's assignment | 29 |
One lap around the track, say | 29 |
It's kept under the table | 29 |
Paper size larger than letter | 29 |
How some want their marijuana | 29 |
Top-flight barrister: Colloq. | 29 |
Perry Mason's talk, maybe | 29 |
French cubist painter Fernand | 29 |
Like dancers in the Rockettes | 29 |
On the up-and-up, so to speak | 29 |
Not likely to cause suspicion | 29 |
Kids' plastic brick maker | 29 |
Big name in construction toys | 29 |
Stowe's slave owner Simon | 29 |