| Start of a George Eliot title | 29 |
| George Eliot's Mr. Marner | 29 |
| Deane of Continental Congress | 29 |
| Librarian's line, perhaps | 29 |
| Word 1 of a Christmas classic | 29 |
| Like the Best Picture of 2011 | 29 |
| Like a respectful librarygoer | 29 |
| Sandwich ingredient for many? | 29 |
| Silver screen history, part 3 | 29 |
| Some 1920's entertainment | 29 |
| Coal region of central Europe | 29 |
| Proctor-___ (appliance maker) | 29 |
| Proctor ___ (appliance maker) | 29 |
| Finely ground quartz or flint | 29 |
| It's used in making glass | 29 |
| Popular Father's Day gift | 29 |
| "What a fool I am!" | 29 |
| Cylindrical storage structure | 29 |
| Consisting of sandy sediments | 29 |
| Howard da ___, actor-director | 29 |
| 25th wedding anniversary gift | 29 |
| ...and this shiny retro wear? | 29 |
| Second-place Olympic athletes | 29 |
| Metaphor's partner: Abbr. | 29 |
| Crazy like a fox, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
| Alastair ___ of British films | 29 |
| Loose robe of Renaissance era | 29 |
| "The Lion King" cub | 29 |
| Seminal computer game of 1989 | 29 |
| Early Canadian statesman John | 29 |
| Jacob's son, in the Bible | 29 |
| "Good as new," e.g. | 29 |
| Isn't quite ready to blow | 29 |
| St. Peter's original name | 29 |
| Iconic singer/songwriter Paul | 29 |
| Garfunkel's partner, once | 29 |
| Brother of Theodore and Alvin | 29 |
| 'American Idol' judge | 29 |
| Children's imitation game | 29 |
| 'Nothing more to it!' | 29 |
| Low-cost sources of enjoyment | 29 |
| ___ City (Las Vegas nickname) | 29 |
| What wasting food is, to some | 29 |
| Calculator button next to cos | 29 |
| Mount in many a hospital name | 29 |
| Mount of the Ten Commandments | 29 |
| Where the Law was handed down | 29 |
| Peninsula that borders Israel | 29 |
| Area of decades-long conflict | 29 |
| "Witchcraft" singer | 29 |
| "Ol' Blue Eyes" | 29 |
| Grammy Legend Award recipient | 29 |
| "On the Town" actor | 29 |
| Ol' Blue Eyes' family | 29 |
| "___ you asked ..." | 29 |
| Wave that can't be ridden | 29 |
| ___ prole (without offspring) | 29 |
| Like bodybuilders' bodies | 29 |
| Port on the Strait of Malacca | 29 |
| Take a little hair off, maybe | 29 |
| Steve Winwood role in Traffic | 29 |
| Performer using lots of notes | 29 |
| Bocelli, of the Italian opera | 29 |
| April sound for bird watchers | 29 |
| AFI's #1 all-time musical | 29 |
| Arranged one behind the other | 29 |
| Bachelor's haunt, perhaps | 29 |
| Porcine place to seek a date? | 29 |
| Perform "Aquarius"? | 29 |
| Esther Williams's choice? | 29 |
| Infamous New York penitentary | 29 |
| Former name of Ossining, N.Y. | 29 |
| "CSI: NY" star Gary | 29 |
| Gary of "Apollo 13" | 29 |
| The Fall "Bend ___" | 29 |
| Be more dense than water, say | 29 |
| Bear market, to a stockbroker | 29 |
| One with a confession to make | 29 |
| Victims of fire and brimstone | 29 |
| Asian city-state's evils? | 29 |
| Drink with an extended pinkie | 29 |
| "Dear ___ or Madam" | 29 |
| "To ___, With Love" | 29 |
| Word in a salutation, perhaps | 29 |
| Salutation for Edmund Hillary | 29 |
| Mick Jagger or Paul McCartney | 29 |
| Preppie's word of address | 29 |
| Frequent word after yes or no | 29 |
| Part of an equine family tree | 29 |
| One concern of a derby bettor | 29 |
| Emphatic word after yes or no | 29 |
| Emphatic suffix for yes or no | 29 |
| Emphatic ending for yes or no | 29 |
| Woman with a come-hither look | 29 |
| Law-of-gravitation propounder | 29 |
| Sultry visitor from the south | 29 |
| Shakespearean term of address | 29 |
| Old-fashioned term of address | 29 |
| Some British parliamentarians | 29 |
| Jagger and McCartney, for two | 29 |