___ Thin Crisps (Nabisco product) | 33 |
Droxies used to compete with them | 33 |
Cookies that can be twisted apart | 33 |
Cookies in a box lunch, sometimes | 33 |
"Dirt cake" ingredients | 33 |
They're in need of refinement | 33 |
They're dug out of the ground | 33 |
Sphalerite and tantalite, for two | 33 |
Son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra | 33 |
'Carmina Burana' composer | 33 |
'O Fortuna' composer Carl | 33 |
The "O" in NATO (Abbr.) | 33 |
End of the Red Cross' address | 33 |
Sidewalk grinder's instrument | 33 |
Common church or arena instrument | 33 |
Broadway Phantom's instrument | 33 |
"Lost Chord" instrument | 33 |
Like much Whole Foods merchandise | 33 |
E-mail address endings, sometimes | 33 |
"Either he goes ___ go" | 33 |
Familiarize with new surroundings | 33 |
"__ all else fails ..." | 33 |
It may be left in a copier: Abbr. | 33 |
Where the X-axis meets the Y-axis | 33 |
Venezuelan river in an Enya title | 33 |
River seen from Ciudad BolÃvar | 33 |
Met's 1969 World Series rival | 33 |
Major leaguer in orange and black | 33 |
Baltimore __: Maryland state bird | 33 |
They hit and get hit in Baltimore | 33 |
Ripken's team for 3,001 games | 33 |
Where to find Our Lady's Wand | 33 |
Figure of myth known for his belt | 33 |
Constellation with the star Rigel | 33 |
Constellation with belt and sword | 33 |
Constellation that includes Rigel | 33 |
Orson's planet in 70's TV | 33 |
Origin of an egg-shaped spaceship | 33 |
"Mork and Mindy" planet | 33 |
Home to Universal Studios Florida | 33 |
Chaplet on Galahad's headgear | 33 |
Site of Joan of Arc's victory | 33 |
New ___ (site of ten Super Bowls) | 33 |
Wrinkle-resistant synthetic fiber | 33 |
Site for many a French connection | 33 |
Destination for visitors to Paris | 33 |
Having lots of bells and whistles | 33 |
"Ready ---, here I ..." | 33 |
___ y Plata (Montana's motto) | 33 |
First word of Montana's motto | 33 |
Treasure sought by conquistadores | 33 |
It's sought by conquistadores | 33 |
Siglo de ___ (epoch of Cervantes) | 33 |
Prize higher than plata or bronce | 33 |
First word in Montana's motto | 33 |
1979 Hockey Hall of Fame inductee | 33 |
"Catch-22" bomber pilot | 33 |
The Cars sometime-singer Benjamin | 33 |
NHL's 1967 Rookie of the Year | 33 |
Legendary Bruins defenseman Bobby | 33 |
Legendary Bruin who wore number 4 | 33 |
His #4 jersey was retired in 1979 | 33 |
Bruins' retired "4" | 33 |
Bobby who was #4 at Boston Garden | 33 |
Longtime first name in the Senate | 33 |
Places for organ repairs, briefly | 33 |
Where scrub suits are worn: Abbr. | 33 |
Where hearts may be opened: Abbr. | 33 |
Where D and C's are performed | 33 |
Sites for system repairs, briefly | 33 |
Places where some R.N.'s work | 33 |
"Mr. Triple Axel" Brian | 33 |
Powerful Roman Church family name | 33 |
Duke in "Twelfth Night" | 33 |
Shakespeare's Duke of Illyria | 33 |
He loved Olivia but married Viola | 33 |
Name meaning "bearlike" | 33 |
Screenwriting Oscar winner Welles | 33 |
Food brand with a sun in its logo | 33 |
2005 A.L. Hank Aaron Award winner | 33 |
Mama grizzly, south of the border | 33 |
Largest tributary of the Missouri | 33 |
One of Japan's largest cities | 33 |
Locale of Universal Studios Japan | 33 |
Kansai International Airport site | 33 |
City known for its puppet theater | 33 |
Shinsaibashi-Suji patron, perhaps | 33 |
Like Hideo Nomo and Hiroki Kuroda | 33 |
World's most wanted terrorist | 33 |
It's given for the best score | 33 |
NATO alphabet word after November | 33 |
Muppet who lives in a garbage can | 33 |
Baseball Hall-of-Famer Charleston | 33 |
"Sesame Street" dweller | 33 |
"American Beauty" prize | 33 |
Hebrew prophet in the Douay Bible | 33 |
Second-largest city in Kyrgyzstan | 33 |
Workplace rules setter, for short | 33 |
"Barbarella" actor Milo | 33 |
Actor Milo of "Ulysses" | 33 |