Garb for a Balanchine vehicle | 29 |
Cabriole performer's wear | 29 |
"Black Swan" outfit | 29 |
"Black Swan" attire | 29 |
"Swan Lake" apparel | 29 |
"Coppelia" costumes | 29 |
"... world so high" | 29 |
Wear for the maître d' | 29 |
Evening gowns' companions | 29 |
Sen. Norris's pet project | 29 |
Pride of Sen. Norris of Tenn. | 29 |
New Deal power project: Abbr. | 29 |
Grp. that used to give a dam? | 29 |
Big electrical project inits. | 29 |
1930's public works prog. | 29 |
1930's pub. works program | 29 |
Message from a sitcom sponsor | 29 |
What a news anchor looks into | 29 |
Source of funding for the BBC | 29 |
"South Park" rating | 29 |
"True Blood" rating | 29 |
Rating for adult-themed shows | 29 |
Carson, Cavett and Miss Piggy | 29 |
Family-room appliances: Abbr. | 29 |
"Plasma" appliances | 29 |
Entertainment section listing | 29 |
Couch potatoes' fixations | 29 |
Hours set by parents, perhaps | 29 |
Break in the action for spots | 29 |
Standoff since November, 2007 | 29 |
American Airlines acquisition | 29 |
It often flew FDR during WWII | 29 |
Former carrier with a JFK hub | 29 |
Airline that had a hub at JFK | 29 |
"Tom Sawyer" author | 29 |
"Jabberwocky" start | 29 |
"___ the night ..." | 29 |
'Jabberwocky' starter | 29 |
First word of a seasonal poem | 29 |
Clement C. Moore's opener | 29 |
'-- brillig, and ...' | 29 |
Affectedly quaint, in England | 29 |
Tammany Hall "boss" | 29 |
Professor's suit material | 29 |
Like some professorial attire | 29 |
Kids' Choice Awards voter | 29 |
Communicate in 140 characters | 29 |
Brief statement, by necessity | 29 |
Wrote with limited characters | 29 |
Granny's pet, in cartoons | 29 |
Splinter-remover's gadget | 29 |
Subject of a Pee Wee Hunt rag | 29 |
Number of pence in a shilling | 29 |
Borax haulers, in classic ads | 29 |
Prefix with "light" | 29 |
They have time on their hands | 29 |
"Identical" sibling | 29 |
Bed that's less than full | 29 |
2009 A.L. MVP Joe Mauer, e.g. | 29 |
You might get one in your eye | 29 |
Reinforced, as some dust bags | 29 |
Rotate like a spaghetti fork | 29 |
Bit of citrus rind in a drink | 29 |
Being convincing via coercion | 29 |
Features of most soda bottles | 29 |
Twerpz and Strawz candy brand | 29 |
Word in a sequel title, often | 29 |
V-sign, to a maître d' | 29 |
Team size in beach volleyball | 29 |
Number of points for a safety | 29 |
A solid-colored billiard ball | 29 |
"___ Sleepy People" | 29 |
"___ of Us" Beatles | 29 |
Time when DST starts and ends | 29 |
Those who bluff half as well? | 29 |
Specialty of some tennis pros | 29 |
Bungling dancer's problem | 29 |
Tarot card representing union | 29 |
Frequent World Cup game score | 29 |
Words for a homer with one on | 29 |
"___ company . . ." | 29 |
Mutually obligatory situation | 29 |
Corporation in a 2002 scandal | 29 |
Tackle-to-mast rope on a ship | 29 |
Mast-to-tackle rope on a ship | 29 |
Johnson & Johnson product | 29 |
Tippecanoe's running mate | 29 |
___ and Wear (English county) | 29 |
Tim Daly's actress sister | 29 |
Sharon's cop-show co-star | 29 |
River near Hadrian's Wall | 29 |
Newcastle-upon-_____, England | 29 |
Competitive, as a personality | 29 |
Most common blood designation | 29 |
Like the text on proof sheets | 29 |
Soulé's 1868 invention | 29 |
Author's antique, perhaps | 29 |
Result of using the wrong key | 29 |
Banks, formerly of the runway | 29 |
Revolution's enemy, maybe | 29 |