| Virtual dollars on an ID card | 29 |
| Signifies respect and sadness | 29 |
| They take off with passengers | 29 |
| One way to decide an election | 29 |
| 70's TV variety show host | 29 |
| Locates, like a magazine page | 29 |
| Fairy tales and urban legends | 29 |
| Suggest something tentatively | 29 |
| Squiggles in one's vision | 29 |
| Try to revive waning interest | 29 |
| Inundate Liotta's bucket? | 29 |
| Prepares for frying, in a way | 29 |
| Prepares for baking, in a way | 29 |
| Overly embellished, as speech | 29 |
| Fall heavily, as into a chair | 29 |
| Menu items, musically punning | 29 |
| Restaurant complaint (Part 2) | 29 |
| Is spitting mad, figuratively | 29 |
| Bo's'n's quarters | 29 |
| Bo's'ns' quarters | 29 |
| Shiny material in handicrafts | 29 |
| Push carcinogens in Brooklyn? | 29 |
| Skin organ that produces hair | 29 |
| Smell victory, in a lab maze? | 29 |
| Put a spade atop a spade, say | 29 |
| Venue for unwise investments? | 29 |
| Dancer's signature piece? | 29 |
| "Live at Five" clip | 29 |
| Game for Redskins and Cowboys | 29 |
| Ballpark vendor's call #3 | 29 |
| What an asterisk may indicate | 29 |
| Long-standing, quite possibly | 29 |
| Good things to have in winter | 29 |
| 'In -- penny, in ...' | 29 |
| "___ good time ..." | 29 |
| "Manon Lescaut ___" | 29 |
| Words often sung on January 1 | 29 |
| Curriculum requirement, often | 29 |
| Part two of our Labour anthem | 29 |
| With indoor plumbing in mind? | 29 |
| Keeps going despite obstacles | 29 |
| Flowers symbolizing constancy | 29 |
| Well-dressed Swedish actress? | 29 |
| Clementine's dad, for one | 29 |
| Cavern-dwelling miner of song | 29 |
| Visitors to Sutter's Mill | 29 |
| Short-term residence, usually | 29 |
| It usually counts as a strike | 29 |
| A bowler may not step over it | 29 |
| Seeker's cry to the hider | 29 |
| Middle of a square, sometimes | 29 |
| Like a tesseract or hypercube | 29 |
| Bag in a Roman hospital room? | 29 |
| Like each word from this clue | 29 |
| Bannister achievement of 1954 | 29 |
| Roger Bannister was the first | 29 |
| Mile time beaten by Bannister | 29 |
| Some are topped with canopies | 29 |
| Reynard's floral mittens? | 29 |
| Paparazzo in search of Jamie? | 29 |
| "Conning Tower" man | 29 |
| Surrounders of light switches | 29 |
| Like some mathematical curves | 29 |
| Like some photos and suspects | 29 |
| Order founded in Assisi: 1209 | 29 |
| Capital on the Kentucky River | 29 |
| Kentucky/Texas municipal bond | 29 |
| Inventor of a glass harmonica | 29 |
| Stereotypical college drinker | 29 |
| Something redheads tend to do | 29 |
| Slasher film favorite Krueger | 29 |
| Spiritual celebrating liberty | 29 |
| Scale a mountain without gear | 29 |
| Benefit obtained without cost | 29 |
| "You're ___ go" | 29 |
| International business mantra | 29 |
| Become motionless out of fear | 29 |
| Items sold at Baskin-Robbins? | 29 |
| Features of some dress shirts | 29 |
| Trench filled to ground level | 29 |
| Works by Jean-Philippe Rameau | 29 |
| "A votre santé!" | 29 |
| French for 'brothers' | 29 |
| Having just sold the last one | 29 |
| One of the Canterbury stories | 29 |
| Casual dining chain, casually | 29 |
| Young chicken in a pan (var.) | 29 |
| Young chicken for the skillet | 29 |
| '67 Summer of Love locale | 29 |
| Cat's playing activities? | 29 |
| They'll croak before long | 29 |
| What a good map will get you? | 29 |
| Wharton's Ethan and Zeena | 29 |
| Start of a puzzler's wish | 29 |
| The dermatologist started ... | 29 |
| How some businesses are built | 29 |
| Land facing a street or river | 29 |
| Where the top brass is scarce | 29 |
| Where the major headlines are | 29 |
| Sites of some feature stories | 29 |