Tries to change a spare tire? | 29 |
Subjects of many best sellers | 29 |
Has only half-servings, maybe | 29 |
Weight watcher's beverage | 29 |
More than scratch the surface | 29 |
Incubus song about shoveling? | 29 |
"Go ahead and eat!" | 29 |
Prepares for a lengthy battle | 29 |
High ground in Dutch lowlands | 29 |
Pickles that aren't sweet | 29 |
They're brined with herbs | 29 |
Cost for a dozen, in a phrase | 29 |
Coin with a torch on the back | 29 |
"It's your ___" | 29 |
''Thin'' coin | 29 |
Phone call cost, in old films | 29 |
It's smaller than a penny | 29 |
It features FDR's profile | 29 |
They were used for many calls | 29 |
Results when juice is reduced | 29 |
Rush-hour street sounds, e.g. | 29 |
"Saw" actress Meyer | 29 |
Merrill of 'Desk Set' | 29 |
Washington who sang the blues | 29 |
Shore who dated Burt Reynolds | 29 |
Shore of 'Up in Arms' | 29 |
She may have a feast in port? | 29 |
Was fed by Wolfgang Puck, say | 29 |
Converted railroad car, maybe | 29 |
"That's right!" | 29 |
Archie's insult for Edith | 29 |
Shopping carts can cause them | 29 |
Darkened with grime and smoke | 29 |
Flintstones' Snorkasaurus | 29 |
Quebec chanteuse, Celine ____ | 29 |
History making family of 1934 | 29 |
"New Look" designer | 29 |
Maker of the fragrance Poison | 29 |
Shoebox construction, perhaps | 29 |
Gowns for the rich and famous | 29 |
Certain fashionable creations | 29 |
Commit a chip-eating faux pas | 29 |
Cameron or Lucas, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
Physicist Paul Adrien Maurice | 29 |
Needing more urgent attention | 29 |
Political campaign ammunition | 29 |
What a vacuum cleaner vacuums | 29 |
'92 Alice in Chains album | 29 |
Prefix with "array" | 29 |
Bad-mouth, in street parlance | 29 |
Treat with contempt, slangily | 29 |
Describing the Venus de Milo? | 29 |
Platter by The Platters, e.g. | 29 |
What a certain jockey mounts? | 29 |
Drum alternative, vehicularly | 29 |
Travolta helped popularize it | 29 |
Saturday Night Fever craze | 29 |
Studio 54 and Xenon, famously | 29 |
Places for dancing, for short | 29 |
Spinal column features (Var.) | 29 |
Projectiles in a golf variant | 29 |
Spoon's partner in flight | 29 |
Spoon's elopement partner | 29 |
Slang for a basketball assist | 29 |
What the unsanitary chef did? | 29 |
Descriptor for wrinkled hands | 29 |
One may be used after a spill | 29 |
It may be magnetic or slipped | 29 |
Bad thing to do to a shoulder | 29 |
Dow Jones Industrials company | 29 |
Author of the quotation below | 29 |
British P.M. before Gladstone | 29 |
Rap a Rolling Stones classic? | 29 |
Word after school or business | 29 |
___ da jow (Chinese liniment) | 29 |
''Same here'' | 29 |
Secretaries used to make them | 29 |
Female megastar, in pop music | 29 |
She's in the high-C areas | 29 |
High-maintenance opera singer | 29 |
Demander of special treatment | 29 |
They sail through the high Cs | 29 |
Submarine captain's order | 29 |
Some rockers take a stage one | 29 |
Golfer's gouged-out clump | 29 |
Mason's surveying partner | 29 |
"Hardy Boys" byline | 29 |
Like some projects, for short | 29 |
Jazzman Gillespie, familiarly | 29 |
Jazz trumpeter's nickname | 29 |
Jazzman Gillespie, to friends | 29 |
Receiving rave reviews, maybe | 29 |
Invisible Islamic lamp spirit | 29 |
Some rap musicians, for short | 29 |
Party entertainers, for short | 29 |
Maker of Be Delicious perfume | 29 |
Year in Vigilius's papacy | 29 |
Run- -- (pioneering rap trio) | 29 |
One of the Brothers Karamazov | 29 |
Russian composer Shostakovich | 29 |