Beginning of the 10th century | 29 |
"Get the lead out!" | 29 |
"Don't be shy!" | 29 |
Half a 2002 Sheryl Crow album | 29 |
''Hurry up!'' | 29 |
Metric ruler units, for short | 29 |
"Mad Money" network | 29 |
"Power Lunch" airer | 29 |
Network with a running ticker | 29 |
Network for Wall St. watchers | 29 |
Lawrence Kudlow's network | 29 |
"Mad Money" channel | 29 |
Anderson Cooper's channel | 29 |
Outlet from Atlanta, in brief | 29 |
Anderson Cooper's network | 29 |
"AC360º" channel | 29 |
"AC360°" channel | 29 |
It's worth 100 smackeroos | 29 |
Franklin's bill, slangily | 29 |
Brain and spinal cord (abbr.) | 29 |
Uniformed person giving signs | 29 |
Frosty the Snowman's eyes | 29 |
Christmas stocking punishment | 29 |
A scuttle might scoop from it | 29 |
Drag over the ___ (reprimand) | 29 |
Items not needed in Newcastle | 29 |
"Yakety Yak" singer | 29 |
Vacationers' destinations | 29 |
Doesn't have to work hard | 29 |
Joseph's was multicolored | 29 |
Joseph had one of many colors | 29 |
Prince Albert or chesterfield | 29 |
It may be checked at a museum | 29 |
Applied a protective covering | 29 |
Candy-___, like M&M's | 29 |
Short-legged, thick-set horse | 29 |
"The Georgia Peach" | 29 |
Top base-stealer before Brock | 29 |
11-time A.L. batting champion | 29 |
Computer programming language | 29 |
Computer language in Y2K news | 29 |
They're found inside ears | 29 |
She found success with Caesar | 29 |
Caesar's sidekick Imogene | 29 |
Caesar's foil on early TV | 29 |
An Imogene who made the scene | 29 |
1951 Best Actress Emmy winner | 29 |
Popular fragrance from France | 29 |
Word before Puffs or Krispies | 29 |
Type of butter in beauty aids | 29 |
Drink at winter show, perhaps | 29 |
What a butterfly emerges from | 29 |
Letters from the post office? | 29 |
Commonly mislabeled food fish | 29 |
Cape in a Patti Page hit song | 29 |
"Pay later" letters | 29 |
Concluding passage, sometimes | 29 |
End of many a classical piece | 29 |
Conclusion of a musical piece | 29 |
Word preceding various colors | 29 |
Programmer's work product | 29 |
Bottom numbers on an envelope | 29 |
They're sometimes cracked | 29 |
Cryptographers' creations | 29 |
Cryptographer's creations | 29 |
Buffalo Bill of the Wild West | 29 |
Wyoming town near Yellowstone | 29 |
Wyoming city near Yellowstone | 29 |
College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa | 29 |
Country singer David Allan __ | 29 |
Country singer David Allan -- | 29 |
What Vassar became in '69 | 29 |
What Bryn Mawr College is not | 29 |
Like some modern fraternities | 29 |
A sophomore or a junior, e.g. | 29 |
Work on a manuscript together | 29 |
Sacré-___ (Paris landmark) | 29 |
Spot for a large picture book | 29 |
Article in a conversation pit | 29 |
Little piece of a big machine | 29 |
Teeth that aren't flossed | 29 |
They aren't major players | 29 |
Nickel or copper, but not tin | 29 |
Running quarterly, for short? | 29 |
Wood : charcoal :: coal : ___ | 29 |
Rainbow "Stone ___" | 29 |
Nightly application, for some | 29 |
Period of frigid temperatures | 29 |
King who was a merry old soul | 29 |
U.S.S. ___, ship in 2000 news | 29 |
Rhyme guy with three fiddlers | 29 |
Porter who could carry a tune | 29 |
"Old King" of rhyme | 29 |
"Nature Boy" singer | 29 |
___ <u>Porter</u> | 29 |
"Chéri" novelist | 29 |
1950s TV variety show sponsor | 29 |
Condoleezza's predecessor | 29 |
First name in famous generals | 29 |
Men's fashion accessories | 29 |