| Conte _____ (fairy tale): Fr. | 29 |
| Inflated, with "up" | 29 |
| "My God, old chap!" | 29 |
| Goodyear has a well-known one | 29 |
| Sights at many football games | 29 |
| Hoverers over sports stadiums | 29 |
| What a rearview mirror misses | 29 |
| Concern before changing lanes | 29 |
| Sci-fi film menace of '58 | 29 |
| Film monster of 1958 and 1988 | 29 |
| Sci-fi menace of the '50s | 29 |
| Countries with a common cause | 29 |
| Countries in special alliance | 29 |
| "Schelomo" composer | 29 |
| Its cargo was in circulation? | 29 |
| Radio announcer's blunder | 29 |
| Escutcheon décor, at times | 29 |
| Eclipse, with "out" | 29 |
| A ___ on one's escutcheon | 29 |
| Donna Karan creation, perhaps | 29 |
| '80s band The ___ Monkeys | 29 |
| Relieving stress by screaming | 29 |
| Luncheonette order, for short | 29 |
| Sandwich with few ingredients | 29 |
| It may be made in short order | 29 |
| It can come on white, briefly | 29 |
| Crunchy sandwiches, for short | 29 |
| Popular lunch orders, briefly | 29 |
| Layered sandwiches, for short | 29 |
| Toasted sandwiches, for short | 29 |
| They're listed near clubs | 29 |
| They often include toothpicks | 29 |
| Some deli sandwiches, briefly | 29 |
| Color of a first-place ribbon | 29 |
| Like Marge Simpson's hair | 29 |
| Color of suede shoes, in song | 29 |
| Color of Paul Bunyan's ox | 29 |
| ______River, British Columbia | 29 |
| Feature of Sinatra and Newman | 29 |
| Sickout that's a cop-out? | 29 |
| Anti-strike law circumvention | 29 |
| Beatles foe in a '68 film | 29 |
| Big Mama Thornton's genre | 29 |
| Close to the color of the sky | 29 |
| The Road Runner, when running | 29 |
| This may be found on a jacket | 29 |
| Divulge, with "out" | 29 |
| Globetrotting reporter Nellie | 29 |
| Meas. taken during a physical | 29 |
| Key of a noteworthy Bach mass | 29 |
| U.C.L.A. quarterback, perhaps | 29 |
| People may act terribly in it | 29 |
| Parent company of Rolls-Royce | 29 |
| Yuppie's dream car, abbr. | 29 |
| Sons of, in many temple names | 29 |
| Zookeeper's main squeeze? | 29 |
| Vamp's accessory, perhaps | 29 |
| Thing with feathers or scales | 29 |
| Part of some flapper costumes | 29 |
| It may provide a snug feeling | 29 |
| It can put the squeeze on you | 29 |
| "The Birdcage" wrap | 29 |
| Quarry in the Calydonian hunt | 29 |
| Word with cutting and running | 29 |
| Some private school attendees | 29 |
| Trustees' gathering place | 29 |
| Vehicle on a trailer, perhaps | 29 |
| There are five in this puzzle | 29 |
| Husband of Ruth, in the Bible | 29 |
| Watergate journalist Woodward | 29 |
| Singer and conductor McFerrin | 29 |
| Choreographer with nine Tonys | 29 |
| Shop patronized by Nuyoricans | 29 |
| "Tommy Boy" co-star | 29 |
| Word with English or language | 29 |
| Mr. Universe's moneymaker | 29 |
| 1899–1902 war participant | 29 |
| Dutch settler in South Africa | 29 |
| Line that elicits a big laugh | 29 |
| Successful, in modern reviews | 29 |
| Hugely successful, in Variety | 29 |
| Fabulous, to a theater critic | 29 |
| Impede, with "down" | 29 |
| Bacall's love, informally | 29 |
| Community for the avant-garde | 29 |
| Nobel-winning physicist Niels | 29 |
| Danish physics Nobelist Niels | 29 |
| Part of an old heating system | 29 |
| Fort ___ of Oregon Trail fame | 29 |
| Army post on the Oregon Trail | 29 |
| "The City of Trees" | 29 |
| "Otello" librettist | 29 |
| U.S. editor: 1863–1930 | 29 |
| Landlocked nation of S. Amer. | 29 |
| Basketball's Manute _____ | 29 |
| South American cattle-catcher | 29 |
| Weighted weapon on the pampas | 29 |
| South American cattle catcher | 29 |
| Weapons with weights attached | 29 |
| Piece heard in "10" | 29 |