"NO RIGHT TURN ___" | 29 |
When a right may be permitted | 29 |
Pulling a plug while at work? | 29 |
When some footballs are hiked | 29 |
Available for public scrutiny | 29 |
Suffix meaning 'word' | 29 |
Trip-odometer initial reading | 29 |
Aria from "Aïda" | 29 |
"My life is an ___" | 29 |
Where to get a public hearing | 29 |
Common sight after a burglary | 29 |
Part of modern tennis history | 29 |
Swivel like an apartment door | 29 |
You can take them in an alley | 29 |
"___ Door, Richard" | 29 |
Open oneÂ’s heart, perhaps | 29 |
Of a serpent-worshiping group | 29 |
Editorial writer, essentially | 29 |
Weighing down Top 40 artists? | 29 |
One with rose-colored glasses | 29 |
Plant of the goosefoot family | 29 |
Plant with spinachlike leaves | 29 |
Warren Buffett's nickname | 29 |
Calculus expert's concern | 29 |
Some tape-recorded interviews | 29 |
Fruit that makes you smarter? | 29 |
Citrus eater's throwaways | 29 |
Fine-grained carpentry supply | 29 |
Some crickets and some snakes | 29 |
Yell behind the lunch counter | 29 |
Joe Walsh "___ Guy" | 29 |
Légion d'honneur, e.g. | 29 |
Command from le général | 29 |
Old truck delivering cookies? | 29 |
Opera first performed in 1762 | 29 |
Many trendy health food items | 29 |
Church musicians' choices | 29 |
Their seats are called carols | 29 |
Like the Mikado and Nanki-Poo | 29 |
Light blue avenue in Monopoly | 29 |
Alexandrian writer-theologian | 29 |
Certain office machine output | 29 |
California city near Berkeley | 29 |
M&T Bank Stadium neighbor | 29 |
Beings from Mork's planet | 29 |
Magic player's underwear? | 29 |
Conspirator against Peter III | 29 |
Free jazz saxophonist Coleman | 29 |
Seat of Clearwater Co., Idaho | 29 |
Process of mountain formation | 29 |
Start of a lament from Juliet | 29 |
Mechanical solar system model | 29 |
Kapparah ceremony participant | 29 |
Conventional breakfast drink? | 29 |
Certain kind of shoe or brace | 29 |
Sport-ute or dirtbike (abbr.) | 29 |
Nickname for a Wright brother | 29 |
Rough-skinned inedible fruits | 29 |
___ Waldorf (famed maître) | 29 |
Canadian physician: 1849-1919 | 29 |
Norwegian cruise to Shanghai? | 29 |
One way to get through a wall | 29 |
Effortless learning procedure | 29 |
1963 U.S. Open champ (tennis) | 29 |
Melville's superintendent | 29 |
Femme-fronted L.A. metal band | 29 |
Additional matters of concern | 29 |
You might wait for it to drop | 29 |
H.R.E. emperor: 962–73 | 29 |
Contrarian's abbreviation | 29 |
Chief Pontiac's followers | 29 |
Means of getting some answers | 29 |
Enthusiastic agreement abroad | 29 |
John Harmon, in Dickens story | 29 |
Where to see Rickey Henderson | 29 |
Prevail over in the long jump | 29 |
Screenwriter's submission | 29 |
Sketched the main features of | 29 |
Really needing to do laundry? | 29 |
Community worker's effort | 29 |
Best quarters at the Waldorf? | 29 |
Showed greater endurance than | 29 |
Group action at Carnegie Hall | 29 |
Enthusiastic show of approval | 29 |
Prepare beef tenderloin, e.g. | 29 |
I've told you ____ again! | 29 |
Coin stamped for a later year | 29 |
Broken transom's results? | 29 |
Where a fox hunt may lead you | 29 |
Caption above a picture, e.g. | 29 |
Didn't shop around, maybe | 29 |
Leave no room for spontaneity | 29 |
Failed trying to steal a base | 29 |
Like a kid with spin control? | 29 |
Brit Olympic track star Steve | 29 |
Like sheep's milk cheese? | 29 |
New York city near Binghamton | 29 |
Dieting Supreme Court Justice | 29 |
Obliged to pay actor Leonard? | 29 |
What some barn nests may hold | 29 |