'Take -- your leader' | 29 |
Measures for a British tailor | 29 |
Modern fashion-conscious guys | 29 |
Austrian statesman: 1773-1859 | 29 |
Floured and sauteed in butter | 29 |
"Beam ___, Scotty!" | 29 |
Stance in a Monterrey studio? | 29 |
N.J. governor: 1954–62 | 29 |
Hotel casino with a lion logo | 29 |
2000–02 WNBA franchise | 29 |
Caped crusader player of 1989 | 29 |
He was a true Renaissance man | 29 |
''Space'' man | 29 |
Natives of Newfoundland, once | 29 |
Mystery writer without clues? | 29 |
Potato products in computers? | 29 |
Teeny-tiny photo reproduction | 29 |
Of average size, to investors | 29 |
Novel re Caesar's demise? | 29 |
Like some cartilage piercings | 29 |
Semi-synchronous, as an orbit | 29 |
Wrong places to change horses | 29 |
Mira Sorvino's Oscar film | 29 |
What screaming may exacerbate | 29 |
He famously liked Life cereal | 29 |
1945 Joan Crawford title role | 29 |
Balmy spring day, for example | 29 |
Two actresses and a trumpeter | 29 |
Great, ruined Asia Minor city | 29 |
Where officers may be trained | 29 |
Drape around a dairy product? | 29 |
"Nize Baby" creator | 29 |
"Il Penseroso" poet | 29 |
Stopgap supervisor's duty | 29 |
Outwitting a Plymouth parent? | 29 |
Pay attention to a word game? | 29 |
"On the other hand" | 29 |
Take care of feudal property? | 29 |
Excavate in the white cliffs? | 29 |
What a water softener removes | 29 |
Immortal jazz bassist Charlie | 29 |
Game with a windmill, usually | 29 |
It's costly to empty them | 29 |
Extremely simple visual style | 29 |
Item for a tyro on the slopes | 29 |
They provide limited coverage | 29 |
The first Mrs. Richard Wagner | 29 |
Pool pro Rudolf Wanderone Jr. | 29 |
Small fish often used as bait | 29 |
Like the labyrinth of Knossos | 29 |
Clubs and diamonds, in bridge | 29 |
Sad-sounding musical interval | 29 |
Renaissance Faire entertainer | 29 |
Governor General 1898 to 1904 | 29 |
Coin collector's purchase | 29 |
Quality of an electronic chip | 29 |
They're taken at meetings | 29 |
Like excessively small pupils | 29 |
Something literally wonderful | 29 |
Some Spanish Surrealist works | 29 |
Start of a cosmetical inquiry | 29 |
Perfume named for Baryshnikov | 29 |
Slips up, as a dating service | 29 |
New Yrok and New Jresey, e.g. | 29 |
Lillian's seafood platter | 29 |
Tiara winner in 1991 and 2000 | 29 |
All the rockets in existence? | 29 |
Setting for Faulkner or Twain | 29 |
Contest winner from the South | 29 |
One of fifty-one in a pageant | 29 |
Recipient of a 1300-gem crown | 29 |
Lady of the house, familiarly | 29 |
Pageant owned by Donald Trump | 29 |
F.D.R.'s secretary et al. | 29 |
Stereotypical gangster leader | 29 |
Doctor Jekyll's alter ego | 29 |
Calls a spade a diamond, e.g. | 29 |
1954 #1 hit by the Chordettes | 29 |
Like some political scandals? | 29 |
Headgear for Anglican bishops | 29 |
Versatile, as clothes outfits | 29 |
Club soda, branch water, etc. | 29 |
Underground rapper's demo | 29 |
Ship's stern sail support | 29 |
Org. for language specialists | 29 |
Year in the reign of Philip I | 29 |
Old Atari model, in old Rome? | 29 |
Early Atari model, to Romans? | 29 |
Jingle writers for the Mafia? | 29 |
Object of tornado destruction | 29 |
Hanging sculpture in Alabama? | 29 |
Wandering garbage barge: 1987 | 29 |
Most common, to statisticians | 29 |
Like some statistical figures | 29 |
1903-04 cars sold only in red | 29 |
"Total Woman" types | 29 |
The story of snakes, updated? | 29 |
King Arthur's evil nephew | 29 |
Family in Eleanor Estes books | 29 |
Much of San Bernardino County | 29 |