Actor/humorist Shriner | 22 |
Cordero or Nieves of baseball | 29 |
Abolitionist in England | 23 |
What the Web posts described | 28 |
Pulitzer Prize writer: 1957 | 27 |
Roger's last name? | 22 |
Radiotelephony response | 23 |
Astronaut's answer | 22 |
"Roger, ___" | 22 |
With a jungle mentality | 23 |
Word with life or oats | 22 |
Word repeated before West | 25 |
With wood, Alberta com-munity | 29 |
Sow one's ___ oats | 22 |
Like some very bad pitches | 26 |
Like jokers, sometimes | 22 |
Like eights in crazy eights | 27 |
Boon for a poker player | 23 |
Adjective for Steve Martin | 26 |
Asia's kiang, for one | 25 |
Donkey's ancestors | 22 |
1990 Nicolas Cage film | 22 |
O.S.S. chief in W. W. II | 24 |
Unpredictable influence | 23 |
Lucky semifinals entrant | 24 |
A deuce used as an ace, say | 27 |
A deuce used as an ace, e.g. | 28 |
Wacky exercise regimen? | 23 |
Underdog playoffs participant | 29 |
Totally unpredictable heroes? | 29 |
University of Arizona athlete | 29 |
Where ocelots save money | 24 |
Team from Lexington, Ky. | 24 |
Unexpected work stopper | 23 |
Unexpected work stoppage | 24 |
Unauthorized work stoppage | 26 |
Nineteenth-century gay icon | 27 |
Lady Windermere's creator | 29 |
Danny of The Rembrandts | 23 |
'Salome' author | 23 |
Horned Serengeti sighting | 25 |
Oscar fan's realm? | 22 |
Most undisciplined and unruly | 29 |
Idealistic and unrealistic | 26 |
Appearing extremely agitated | 28 |
Sweeping conflagration | 22 |
Like -- (very rapidly) | 22 |
Farm job for Perry Mason? | 25 |
Unproductive exercises | 22 |
Rash-people's pursuits | 26 |
Frustrating experiences | 23 |
"Shores" (1971) | 25 |
They're unlikely to work | 28 |
TV nature show, familiarly | 26 |
Hoped-for safari sighting | 25 |
In an unrestrained manner | 25 |
Youthful indiscretions | 22 |
Reckless salesmanship? | 22 |
Cause of a run, perhaps | 23 |
Base runner's delight | 25 |
Grain also called water oats | 28 |
Sparsely inhabited tracts | 25 |
One roaming on the range | 24 |
Setting for horse operas | 24 |
Entertainment debut of 1883 | 27 |
___ E. Coyote of cartoons | 25 |
Strategem meant to fool | 23 |
ACME patron ___ E. Coyote | 25 |
Toon predator __ E. Coyote | 26 |
Toon chaser __ E. Coyote | 24 |
Stratagem meant to fool | 23 |
--- E. Coyote of cartoons | 25 |
Road Runner chaser __ Coyote | 28 |
Acme customer, familiarly | 25 |
___ Coyote of cartoons | 22 |
Looney Tunes character | 22 |
Road Runner's ruffler | 25 |
Area in which to play tricks? | 29 |
Middle name for John Booth | 26 |
Infamous middle name of 1865 | 28 |
Assassin's middle name | 26 |
"Boys ___ be boys" | 28 |
It details what's left | 26 |
"Good ___ Hunting" | 28 |
"Fire at ___!" | 24 |
This is sometimes free | 22 |
Shortz in recent usage news | 27 |
Rogers who played the Palace | 28 |
Last ___ and testament (1) | 26 |
It may be good or free | 22 |
It deals with what's left | 29 |
Executor's document | 23 |
American novelist Cather | 24 |
Emmy-winning NBC comedy | 23 |
Author Cather and namesakes | 27 |
2007 Best Picture nominee | 25 |
Notice to employees, part 2 | 27 |
English alt band Pop ___ | 24 |
Netherlands-born painter | 24 |
Stubborn rapper turned actor? | 29 |