Like the Obama presidency | 25 |
Stop writing this on checks | 27 |
Year of Super Bowl XLIV | 23 |
Grade school math lesson | 24 |
Wedding cake specification | 26 |
Cheated on, romantically | 24 |
"... __ tango" | 24 |
58 minutes past the hour | 24 |
Like some expensive shoes | 25 |
Like some cars, colorwise | 25 |
Old like some painted cars | 26 |
Like some sporty shoes | 22 |
Colored like some cars | 22 |
Charcoal and slate, say | 23 |
Pickup capacity, perhaps | 24 |
What it takes, they say | 23 |
Like most thoroughfares | 23 |
Kind of mirror or street | 24 |
Vanishing kind of street | 24 |
Involving give-and-take | 23 |
Mutually obligatory situation | 29 |
1960 Peter Sellers comedy | 25 |
It may be given to the boss | 27 |
2002 Sandra Bullock film | 24 |
Big deal from the boss | 22 |
Annual respite, for some | 24 |
Loren's 1961 Oscar film | 27 |
County subdivision: Abbr. | 25 |
N.J. local government units | 27 |
First name in modern dance | 26 |
Tharp in the dance world | 24 |
First name in choreography | 26 |
Cobb or Power, to pals | 22 |
Mercutio's nemesis | 22 |
Juliet's volatile cousin | 28 |
Juliet's vengeful cousin | 28 |
Capulet murdered by Romeo | 25 |
Greek goddess of chance | 23 |
Danish astronomer Brahe | 23 |
Tickle Me Elmo manufacturer | 27 |
Model train maker, once | 23 |
Tickle Me Elmo company | 22 |
Old Magic 8 Ball maker | 22 |
Mattel subsidiary since 1997 | 28 |
Longtime Magic 8 Ball maker | 27 |
Dennis Kozlowski was its CEO | 28 |
Corporation in a 2002 scandal | 29 |
Conglomerate in the news | 24 |
Classic toy train brand | 23 |
Classic model train brand | 25 |
Georgia-born Hall of Famer | 26 |
Bill Gates or Warren Buffett | 28 |
Trump, Gates and others | 23 |
__-Bol (cleaner brand) | 22 |
Popular bathroom cleaner | 24 |
Bathroom cleaner brand | 22 |
2000 Flushes alternative | 24 |
Line for hoisting a mast | 24 |
Heavyweight boxer Fields | 24 |
Tackle-to-mast rope on a ship | 29 |
Rope used to hoist a spar | 25 |
Nautical chain or rope | 22 |
Mast-to-tackle rope on a ship | 29 |
Juvenile, in horse racing | 25 |
Failing to win or lose | 22 |
Binding things together | 23 |
Fixing one's shoelaces | 26 |
Evening up, as a score | 22 |
Causing overtime, perhaps | 25 |
LEGO set owner, usually | 23 |
Little squirts, so to speak | 27 |
Practical joker Eulenspiegel | 28 |
Father ___, in a Wolff opera | 28 |
Johnson & Johnson brand | 27 |
Product in a 1982 recall | 24 |
Popular reliever of aches | 25 |
Big seller of acetaminophen | 27 |
Johnson & Johnson product | 29 |
Polk's predecessor | 22 |
Harrison's successor | 24 |
Tippecanoe's associate | 26 |
President with 15 children | 26 |
Tippecanoe's running mate | 29 |
First unelected president | 25 |
Aerosmith lead singer Steven | 28 |
Wat ___, English rebel | 22 |
W. Harrison's successor | 27 |
Tippecanoe's partner | 24 |
Tippecanoe's companion | 26 |
Pulitzer novelist Anne | 22 |
Mary Moore's middle name | 28 |
Harrison's running mate | 27 |
Aerosmith frontman Steven | 25 |
First family of the 1840s | 25 |
White House family, once | 24 |
Soap actress Hunter -- | 22 |
Theater critic Kenneth | 22 |
English drama critic Kenneth | 28 |
English critic Kenneth | 22 |
Newcastle upon ___, England | 27 |