How colonists came to America | 29 |
How one must win in Ping-Pong | 29 |
Formerly thoughtful, dear (9) | 29 |
James' choral composition | 29 |
'... of -- and kings' | 29 |
Vincent Minelli musical 1943 | 29 |
Connects speakers to receiver | 29 |
High-tech engineering acronym | 29 |
He's left holding the bag | 29 |
Glenn Ford TV role as sheriff | 29 |
12- to 14-year-old Girl Scout | 29 |
Core groups begin operations? | 29 |
She should be above suspicion | 29 |
Having pauses in conversation | 29 |
Tropicália musician Veloso | 29 |
Dual-purpose room in a school | 29 |
Long robes of the Middle East | 29 |
John Wayne's U.S. marshal | 29 |
Genesis agricultural product? | 29 |
Resident of a Mideast capital | 29 |
Pope Saint ___: 283–96 | 29 |
Flattery intended to persuade | 29 |
Batter's place, sometimes | 29 |
Decreasing, in musical scores | 29 |
Twain's frog's milieu | 29 |
Home of the Victoria Memorial | 29 |
'Tobacco Road' author | 29 |
Ovid's first monthly date | 29 |
They may be pulled by runners | 29 |
Ensure an accurate reading of | 29 |
Lunch order including avocado | 29 |
Harrison's Hollywood wife | 29 |
Result of a good pitch, maybe | 29 |
Give one of the Muses a ring? | 29 |
Nymph changed into Ursa Major | 29 |
"Tell headquarters" | 29 |
The telemarketer tried to ... | 29 |
Like globetrotters' feet? | 29 |
Unruffled, per Gelett Burgess | 29 |
Spanish gypsies' language | 29 |
Protestant Reformation leader | 29 |
Hobbes' partner in comics | 29 |
Cheese for the Cowardly Lion? | 29 |
Provider of early projections | 29 |
They film the concert footage | 29 |
Women'sgarment, for short | 29 |
Sleeveless garment, for short | 29 |
Short undergarment, for short | 29 |
Secret society, Italian style | 29 |
One whose nights are in tents | 29 |
Poet of Shakespeare's day | 29 |
It's made mostly from rye | 29 |
Sticky treat stuck on a stick | 29 |
Rebellion of an Astaire prop? | 29 |
"Pagliacci" showman | 29 |
"Pagliacci" husband | 29 |
Countertop container, perhaps | 29 |
Container for tea or crackers | 29 |
Far from surefire, informally | 29 |
Dessert course at the prison? | 29 |
Pink-slipping pelicans, e.g.? | 29 |
Easy catch, in baseball slang | 29 |
It's low in saturated fat | 29 |
Pachelbel classic, familiarly | 29 |
Songlike and flowing in style | 29 |
Hasn't a way to run away? | 29 |
''Is it OK?'' | 29 |
"--- believe this?" | 29 |
Small houses with gable roofs | 29 |
The British seized it in 1795 | 29 |
Facetious "Get it?" | 29 |
Southern tip of South America | 29 |
One of the 10 brightest stars | 29 |
Gangster-film ultimatum ender | 29 |
Profit made from a stock sale | 29 |
Amount of appreciation, maybe | 29 |
Buildings in Boston and Boise | 29 |
A cartoonist and cartoon hero | 29 |
___ acid (perfume ingredient) | 29 |
Ship's cable-winding drum | 29 |
Like some medicine containers | 29 |
Noted pirate of the Caribbean | 29 |
___ the flag (kids' game) | 29 |
Students' gifts from home | 29 |
South-of-the-border expletive | 29 |
Lead-in to a shotgun wedding? | 29 |
It enables a motorist to stop | 29 |
Businessmen's accessories | 29 |
Entertainment from a magician | 29 |
Mom, dad and three kids, e.g. | 29 |
"Meathead" and dad? | 29 |
1993 Al Pacino gangster movie | 29 |
New Mexico tourist attraction | 29 |
"The Vagabond Poet" | 29 |
_____ Islands (Pacific group) | 29 |
Fender, fan belt or fuel line | 29 |
Hackneyed motivational phrase | 29 |
Chemical wood-treating agent? | 29 |
Colleagues of March 19 patron | 29 |
Chinese restaurant fish dish? | 29 |