"Miss America" host | 29 |
It might interrupt a sentence | 29 |
Middle Eastern bigwigs (Var.) | 29 |
Make scholarly corrections to | 29 |
Burgers and More restaurateur | 29 |
''Bam!'' chef | 29 |
Retirees with honorary titles | 29 |
Transcendentalist Ralph Waldo | 29 |
Lake and Palmer's partner | 29 |
"Each and All" poet | 29 |
Material used in a nail salon | 29 |
Kind of board at a nail salon | 29 |
"Unbelievable" band | 29 |
"Schubert Dip" band | 29 |
Major label broken up in 2012 | 29 |
Label that enables Katy Perry | 29 |
Iron Maiden's label, once | 29 |
DFA Records' parent label | 29 |
Leave the Old Sod for new sod | 29 |
Bass-baritone Scaria: 1838-86 | 29 |
"Milk" actor Hirsch | 29 |
Boxer Griffith or author Zola | 29 |
Estevez of 'Stakeout' | 29 |
Estevez of 'Freejack' | 29 |
___ Largo, James Bond villain | 29 |
First name in American poetry | 29 |
Bride in "Our Town" | 29 |
"My Name Is" rapper | 29 |
Rapper with a Best Song Oscar | 29 |
Frequent Dr. Dre collaborator | 29 |
At the top of one's field | 29 |
Ruler, somewhere in the world | 29 |
Big man in Bahrain until 2002 | 29 |
Jabir al-Ahmad al-Sabah, e.g. | 29 |
State under an Islamic prince | 29 |
Jurisdiction of an Arab ruler | 29 |
Arabian noblemen's states | 29 |
Some Middle Eastern statesmen | 29 |
Moslem "commanders" | 29 |
Stone of "The Help" | 29 |
Saskatchewan's _____ Lake | 29 |
19th-century educator Willard | 29 |
Woodhouse and Peel of fiction | 29 |
Actresses Watson and Thompson | 29 |
"More to Love" host | 29 |
Award for "Damages" | 29 |
Musical genre related to punk | 29 |
Melodic offshoot of punk rock | 29 |
Some music on the Warped Tour | 29 |
Venerable Atlanta institution | 29 |
Get carried away in Hollywood | 29 |
Be over the top, while acting | 29 |
Turn on the waterworks, maybe | 29 |
Try to steal the scene, maybe | 29 |
Act in "East Lynne" | 29 |
Overplayed one's feelings | 29 |
What Pearl White did in films | 29 |
They're unsubtle on stage | 29 |
Title for Charlemagne (abbr.) | 29 |
Incas' realm, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
Notable wearer of new clothes | 29 |
Like some promises or threats | 29 |
Grp. called after an accident | 29 |
Dorothy's aunt and others | 29 |
Bismarck's _____ Dispatch | 29 |
First to arrive, often: Abbr. | 29 |
Fire dept. volunteer, perhaps | 29 |
Potential lifesaver, in brief | 29 |
First aid provider, for short | 29 |
Defibrillator user, for short | 29 |
Ambulance occupant, for short | 29 |
Accident scene arrival: Abbr. | 29 |
Stretcher carriers, for short | 29 |
Some paddle wielders, briefly | 29 |
Sirens announce their arrival | 29 |
Ones who might administer CPR | 29 |
Ones administering CPR, often | 29 |
Drs. often take over for them | 29 |
Checkers of vitals, for short | 29 |
Ambulance attendants briefly | 29 |
Bird more than five feet tall | 29 |
Bird that's fleet of foot | 29 |
Bird on some Australian coins | 29 |
Figure on an Australian stamp | 29 |
Bird related to the cassowary | 29 |
Australia's national bird | 29 |
South Australia's ___ Bay | 29 |
Poultry that tastes like beef | 29 |
Meat that tastes like chicken | 29 |
Bird with two sets of eyelids | 29 |
Bird that's swift on foot | 29 |
Bird that lays 1.5-pound eggs | 29 |
Flightless birds of Australia | 29 |
They never get off the ground | 29 |
Certain birds that cannot fly | 29 |
Queen Sofia's predecessor | 29 |
Like some decorative cookware | 29 |
Like much Le Creuset cookware | 29 |
Covered with glossy paint (8) | 29 |
Cloisonné and champlevé | 29 |