Kinshasa's country, once | 28 |
Congo's name before 1997 | 28 |
Former Oasis drummer Starkey | 28 |
Billy of "Titanic" | 28 |
First name in cowboy fiction | 28 |
Like some Steve Martin humor | 28 |
Underground mag of the 1960s | 28 |
Hits with a ray gun, perhaps | 28 |
Eliminates by remote control | 28 |
"Greed" star Pitts | 28 |
Tool for cutting roof slates | 28 |
Denmark's largest island | 28 |
Football officials, slangily | 28 |
A's opposite, in England | 28 |
Series end at Downton Abbey? | 28 |
Y's successor, in London | 28 |
Letter in the Globe and Mail | 28 |
Last letter, in South Africa | 28 |
Last letter, across the pond | 28 |
End of the London phone book | 28 |
Letters in a British puzzle? | 28 |
Last letters in Lincolnshire | 28 |
1902 Physics Nobelist Pieter | 28 |
A good bit of razzle-dazzle? | 28 |
"Romeo and Juliet" | 28 |
Word before geist or schrift | 28 |
Legendary Nintendo character | 28 |
Enlightenment-seeking school | 28 |
Best-known town in Ruritania | 28 |
'The Prisoner of --' | 28 |
Metal godfathers, informally | 28 |
Antifreeze made by Valvoline | 28 |
Word with ground or absolute | 28 |
Sugar-free Coca-Cola variety | 28 |
One of a hundred in a googol | 28 |
"2001" characters? | 28 |
Like a successful turnaround | 28 |
They only scrape the surface | 28 |
Salonikan's sixth letter | 28 |
Composer Confrey, to friends | 28 |
Pakistani president, 1978-88 | 28 |
"Follies" producer | 28 |
Hwange National Park setting | 28 |
Over-the-counter cold remedy | 28 |
Corrosion-preventing coating | 28 |
Battery maker's material | 28 |
Utah's ___ National Park | 28 |
Celebrated hill in Jerusalem | 28 |
Compress, as a computer file | 28 |
"Button your lip!" | 28 |
"Shut yer yapper!" | 28 |
Like some detachable linings | 28 |
Alternative to a Bic Classic | 28 |
Lifetime-guaranteed lighters | 28 |
University of Akron athletes | 28 |
Finish putting on pants, say | 28 |
Clearasil target, informally | 28 |
TV comedy aimed at teenagers | 28 |
Pasta that's often baked | 28 |
Luigi's lunch, sometimes | 28 |
Ingredient in some pastitsio | 28 |
Teens might try to hide them | 28 |
Some get them in their teens | 28 |
Superman villain General ___ | 28 |
Novelist defender of Dreyfus | 28 |
Defender of Manet's work | 28 |
Barefoot Olympic runner Budd | 28 |
'World War Z' figure | 28 |
Bring back to life, in a way | 28 |
"The Twilight ___" | 28 |
Word with commercial or time | 28 |
Final numbers on an envelope | 28 |
"The Twilight ---" | 28 |
Divided into districts, e.g. | 28 |
Like property for businesses | 28 |
Where you may see a suricate | 28 |
Locale with many bar scenes? | 28 |
Site of some monkey business | 28 |
San Diego has a renowned one | 28 |
Like this puzzle's theme | 28 |
It helps reveal more details | 28 |
Camera shop item, informally | 28 |
Adjustable lenses for short | 28 |
Tiergarten, Brookfield, etc. | 28 |
Bronx and San Diego, for two | 28 |
Avant-garde saxophonist John | 28 |
Yankee follower, to radiomen | 28 |
End of the phonetic alphabet | 28 |
South Africa's president | 28 |
Number between eins and drei | 28 |
Cell formed from two gametes | 28 |
"Afterburner" band | 28 |
Sound heard before an alarm? | 28 |
Remote control battery, often | 29 |
Org. offering motel discounts | 29 |
Step before the major leagues | 29 |
Org. offering hotel discounts | 29 |
Org. called from the shoulder | 29 |
It's concerned with rtes. | 29 |
It may give you a jump: Abbr. | 29 |