Experienced sailors, slangily | 29 |
Old Italian goddess of health | 29 |
Desperado of the 19th century | 29 |
Soft and crumbling, as bricks | 29 |
Memo from a bored stripteaser | 29 |
Banjolike Japanese instrument | 29 |
Stringed instruments of Japan | 29 |
Language with only 14 letters | 29 |
Salesmen sometimes leave them | 29 |
A whale of a 60's singer? | 29 |
Quixote's squire __ Panza | 29 |
Carpenter's vacation spot | 29 |
California tourist attraction | 29 |
With a full deck, so to speak | 29 |
"...in corpore ---" | 29 |
Author of muchas epÃstolas | 29 |
"Hello Kitty" maker | 29 |
Like characters without lines | 29 |
Mexican general of Alamo fame | 29 |
A lifetime at the North Pole? | 29 |
1979 Robert Duvall title role | 29 |
Green cheese from Switzerland | 29 |
Actresses Miles and Churchill | 29 |
Abraham's wife in Genesis | 29 |
Where Scott Hamilton won gold | 29 |
River and lake-system in N.Y. | 29 |
___ buster (quartz quarrier?) | 29 |
Snorkel and Bilko, informally | 29 |
Marionette maker's family | 29 |
Gujarat or Punjab, dresswise? | 29 |
Indian lute played with a bow | 29 |
King Lear's interjections | 29 |
H.S. reasoning exam, formerly | 29 |
Like Mark Russell's shows | 29 |
Passive resistance, to Gandhi | 29 |
It's handled on the range | 29 |
Groups of hollandaise judges? | 29 |
Improves efficiency, in a way | 29 |
Prince Charles' closetful | 29 |
Mandate to spend every penny? | 29 |
What Gelett Burgess never did | 29 |
Something a magician might do | 29 |
-- merit in (deemed unworthy) | 29 |
Attended a Hollywood premiere | 29 |
2009 Tobin Bell horror sequel | 29 |
British invasion participants | 29 |
Plea made to a chimney sweep? | 29 |
Long-loved Irving Berlin tune | 29 |
Bully's coercive comeback | 29 |
Old-fashioned, in New Orleans | 29 |
Ascend a server's income? | 29 |
Former U.N. delegate John ___ | 29 |
Many politicians weather them | 29 |
Cause tiny mints to run away? | 29 |
Composer of about 600 sonatas | 29 |
Bo ___, former Michigan coach | 29 |
Lively, playful musical piece | 29 |
All-male nude seaside resort? | 29 |
Asshat doing an autumn chore? | 29 |
Shade selected for visibility | 29 |
Street sign that depicts kids | 29 |
They're played with class | 29 |
Dan's seafood specialties | 29 |
"Genoveva" composer | 29 |
Futuristic fantasy, for short | 29 |
Hugo Award winner's genre | 29 |
Futuristic stories, for short | 29 |
"The X-Files" genre | 29 |
It has "son" inside | 29 |
General who defeated Hannibal | 29 |
Model named for a desert wind | 29 |
Propelling motion in the pool | 29 |
Its contents are often wicked | 29 |
Decorative wall light fixture | 29 |
Viewing instrument, for short | 29 |
Examine, with "out" | 29 |
Ending for micro- or oscillo- | 29 |
Hockey sportscaster's cry | 29 |
20, in the Gettysburg Address | 29 |
... like an orchestra leader? | 29 |
Notched, as a leaf's edge | 29 |
Conductor's library books | 29 |
He arouses a woman's fury | 29 |
St. Andrew's Day observer | 29 |
Groundskeeper Willie, for one | 29 |
Typical Burns supper attendee | 29 |
Resident of the Land of Cakes | 29 |
Mathematician Napier, for one | 29 |
James Herriot or J.K. Rowling | 29 |
___-free (without punishment) | 29 |
Battle of Bannockburn victors | 29 |
"Waverley" novelist | 29 |
"Kenilworth" author | 29 |
English entomologist Hugh ___ | 29 |
Pattern for highland families | 29 |
Francis ___: 1779–1843 | 29 |
Walter's ponies of brandy | 29 |
Search with a fine-tooth comb | 29 |
Did some reconnaissance, e.g. | 29 |
Ex-presidential adviser Brent | 29 |