| Political initials since 1880 | 29 |
| Mad. Sq. Garden users of 2004 | 29 |
| Dems' rival political gp. | 29 |
| "Caddyshack" menace | 29 |
| Lose one's amateur status | 29 |
| Like unfortunate bullfighters | 29 |
| Longtime singer with Lawrence | 29 |
| Like the 'Saw' movies | 29 |
| Adjective for "Saw" | 29 |
| "Look for yourself" | 29 |
| Former CIA director Porter __ | 29 |
| "Ha, I fooled you!" | 29 |
| Black-clad fan of the macabre | 29 |
| Ancient Germanic tribe member | 29 |
| One dressed in black, perhaps | 29 |
| Like "Frankenstein" | 29 |
| They often wear dark eyeliner | 29 |
| Successfully crashed the gate | 29 |
| "I've no idea!" | 29 |
| "I'm clueless!" | 29 |
| ''Get busy!'' | 29 |
| "I've __ Be Me" | 29 |
| 'I'm outta here!' | 29 |
| Gambino boss after Castellano | 29 |
| Ailment affecting the big toe | 29 |
| Whitehouse Web address ending | 29 |
| Ending for some Web addresses | 29 |
| Part of a White House address | 29 |
| "Naked Maja" artist | 29 |
| Transcript figures, for short | 29 |
| The max is 4.0, traditionally | 29 |
| Grad-school application stat. | 29 |
| Dean's list factor: Abbr. | 29 |
| Traveler's aid, for short | 29 |
| Navigational gizmo, for short | 29 |
| Motorist's rte displayer. | 29 |
| Modern car feature, for short | 29 |
| Dashboard attachment, briefly | 29 |
| Car navigation aid, for short | 29 |
| Eat on the run, as a sandwich | 29 |
| Catch, as one's attention | 29 |
| Suddenly get the attention of | 29 |
| What's said before dinner | 29 |
| Actress who became a princess | 29 |
| "High Noon" actress | 29 |
| She gives you a second chance | 29 |
| Commencement honoree, briefly | 29 |
| Seven-time Wimbledon champion | 29 |
| 1988 tennis Grand Slam winner | 29 |
| ___ Spee (old German warship) | 29 |
| Replace damaged skin, perhaps | 29 |
| It's a white-collar crime | 29 |
| Quest in a Monty Python movie | 29 |
| What this clue ain't got? | 29 |
| Elementary textbook, to Brits | 29 |
| ___ Quivira National Monument | 29 |
| It's big in Latin America | 29 |
| Fictional wolf's disguise | 29 |
| Star of four Hitchcock movies | 29 |
| Beverage that may be ruby red | 29 |
| You might buy a bunch of them | 29 |
| Treasurer's wall décor | 29 |
| Blades that are cut by blades | 29 |
| Spontaneous populist movement | 29 |
| Like an infamous Dallas knoll | 29 |
| High heel wearer's hazard | 29 |
| Showing signs of age, perhaps | 29 |
| Parliamentarian Herb, for one | 29 |
| Like Nass Harbour in November | 29 |
| CollegianÂ’s hurdle: Abbr. | 29 |
| Musical about Danny and Sandy | 29 |
| Auto mechanic's lubricant | 29 |
| Destined for the record books | 29 |
| Sincere or insincere approval | 29 |
| First word in a Dickens title | 29 |
| West Indies' ___ Antilles | 29 |
| White House lectern adornment | 29 |
| Where the Olympics originated | 29 |
| "The Magus" setting | 29 |
| "Wall Street" theme | 29 |
| Really large putting surface? | 29 |
| Salade niçoise ingredients | 29 |
| Environmental awareness group | 29 |
| Where concert musicians relax | 29 |
| Place to wait before going on | 29 |
| Drink in a Chinese restaurant | 29 |
| Peter Brady's big brother | 29 |
| Norman with a legendary swing | 29 |
| Island discovered by Columbus | 29 |
| Some college tests, for short | 29 |
| Gained in one's affection | 29 |
| Medical drama title character | 29 |
| Governor General 1904 to 1911 | 29 |
| Earl with a tea named for him | 29 |
| Where Giants and Titans clash | 29 |
| Charlie Brown's good word | 29 |
| Important name in fairy tales | 29 |
| Cheshire Cat's expression | 29 |
| Cat-who-got-the-canary smile? | 29 |
| Nine-to-five routine, to many | 29 |