| 1995 British Open winner John | 29 |
| Bureau of Reclamation project | 29 |
| Gardner or Mica, for instance | 29 |
| Title for Evans or Sutherland | 29 |
| Joan Sutherland or Judi Dench | 29 |
| Female equivalents of knights | 29 |
| Edith Evans and Edith Sitwell | 29 |
| Actresses Anderson and Whitty | 29 |
| Butler's famous last word | 29 |
| More than "Phooey!" | 29 |
| "You look fiiiine!" | 29 |
| Dramatic word for the Yankees | 29 |
| Cousin of "Shucks!" | 29 |
| Inseparable friends of legend | 29 |
| Like morning grass, typically | 29 |
| Item that cleans a tile floor | 29 |
| Roosevelt, Wilson, and Hoover | 29 |
| Roseanne's sitcom husband | 29 |
| Walter's on-air successor | 29 |
| Rowan of "Laugh-In" | 29 |
| Forrest Gump's lieutenant | 29 |
| Football Hall of Famer Marino | 29 |
| Crossword solving champ Feyer | 29 |
| Aykroyd of the Blues Brothers | 29 |
| U.S. novelist: 1815–82 | 29 |
| Elcar of "MacGyver" | 29 |
| Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers | 29 |
| Certain Christmastime courser | 29 |
| Hans Christian Andersen, e.g. | 29 |
| Philosopher Kierkegaard, e.g. | 29 |
| "Hamlet" characters | 29 |
| "___ Me," 1964 song | 29 |
| Fill a cliffhanger's role | 29 |
| Be misplaced, as a participle | 29 |
| Patrick sponsored by Go Daddy | 29 |
| Shays of Shays' Rebellion | 29 |
| Relative of "Merci" | 29 |
| Part of Boone's signature | 29 |
| Mark Twain's jumping frog | 29 |
| Frontiersman Boone, for short | 29 |
| "Broadway ___ Rose" | 29 |
| Webster and Beard, to friends | 29 |
| "Purgatorio" writer | 29 |
| Poet translated by Longfellow | 29 |
| 14th-century Florentine exile | 29 |
| "Gremlins" director | 29 |
| Big name in caulking products | 29 |
| "Frasier" character | 29 |
| Scooby's redheaded friend | 29 |
| "Scooby-Doo" beauty | 29 |
| Org. out of Constitution Hall | 29 |
| Grp. concerned with genealogy | 29 |
| Jeanne ___ (PlayStation game) | 29 |
| "I double ___ you!" | 29 |
| Respond to pressure, in a way | 29 |
| "Make my day," e.g. | 29 |
| Usually precedes a stage dive | 29 |
| Roanoke Island's Virginia | 29 |
| "Truth" alternative | 29 |
| "I double-___ you!" | 29 |
| Exhibitionist's challenge | 29 |
| Coaxes into pranking, perhaps | 29 |
| Think that just maybe one can | 29 |
| Southwestern Connecticut town | 29 |
| "Not too much milk" | 29 |
| _____ Horse; or a kind of rum | 29 |
| Period before the Renaissance | 29 |
| 'Little Rascals' girl | 29 |
| Cry from a klutzy seamstress? | 29 |
| ''Oh, heck!'' | 29 |
| "Heck!" alternative | 29 |
| Monkey Trial defense attorney | 29 |
| Attorney for Loeb and Leopold | 29 |
| Luke's father's title | 29 |
| First name in sci-fi villainy | 29 |
| "Star Wars" villain | 29 |
| Game with triples and doubles | 29 |
| Game with doubles and triples | 29 |
| Game with a 20-section target | 29 |
| Hannah of "Roxanne" | 29 |
| Perry Mason's adversaries | 29 |
| "___ Kapital": Marx | 29 |
| '-- Boot' (1981 film) | 29 |
| 1981 German-language hit film | 29 |
| Place for a gauge, informally | 29 |
| Five of them represent a zero | 29 |
| Brit's "Nerts!" | 29 |
| Driver's warning, perhaps | 29 |
| What a supercomputer crunches | 29 |
| Statistician's collection | 29 |
| "Star Trek" android | 29 |
| Researcher's raw material | 29 |
| Certain charity auction prize | 29 |
| Thing memorized by historians | 29 |
| Fruit that grows in a cluster | 29 |
| It follows the 180th meridian | 29 |
| They're set for marriages | 29 |
| History student's concern | 29 |
| Accademia Gallery masterpiece | 29 |
| Florentine tourist attraction | 29 |