Agcy. that Hoover headed | 24 |
Agcy. that lit up farmhouses | 28 |
Agcy. that may order recalls | 28 |
Agcy. that polices polluters | 28 |
Agcy. that revs up in April | 27 |
Agcy. that tracks swine flu | 27 |
Agcy. vigilant about vittles | 28 |
Agcy. watching over ecology | 27 |
Agcy. with a filing season | 26 |
Agcy. with a flower logo | 24 |
Agcy. with a returns policy? | 28 |
Agcy. with an eagle logo | 24 |
Agcy. with far-out ideas | 24 |
Agcy. with many schedules | 25 |
Age after Bronze and Stone | 26 |
Age following the Stone Age | 27 |
Age many can hardly wait for | 28 |
Age of major monotony? | 22 |
Age of Reason philosopher | 25 |
Age that came with a chill | 26 |
Age ___ (tree markings) | 23 |
Age, in Italian poetry | 22 |
Age-measuring technique | 23 |
Age-old philosophical topic | 27 |
Age-old robbers' target | 27 |
Age-old romantic adage | 22 |
Aged brandy designation | 23 |
Aged, in an earlier age | 23 |
Aged, unemotional shrew? | 24 |
Agee of the Amazin' Mets | 28 |
Agee of the Miracle Mets | 24 |
Ageless pitcher Satchel | 23 |
Ageless wonder among TV hosts | 29 |
Ageless, in an earlier age | 26 |
Agency concerned with ecol. | 27 |
Agency employee, informally | 27 |
Agency employee, perhaps | 24 |
Agency established by DDE | 25 |
Agency for April: Abbr. | 23 |
Agency for retirees: Abbr. | 26 |
Agency of the '30's | 27 |
Agency of the 1930's | 24 |
Agency of the 30's | 22 |
Agency that banned DDT | 22 |
Agency that led to the CIA | 26 |
Agency that manages kiosks? | 27 |
Agency with workplace regs. | 27 |
Agency worker, for short | 24 |
Agenda of sporting events | 25 |
Agenda's beginning or end | 29 |
Agent 007's last name | 25 |
Agent 007's school | 22 |
Agent 86's shoe, e.g. | 25 |
Agent 99's partner | 22 |
Agent for a trip taker? | 23 |
Agent for fusing metal | 22 |
Agent for getting an edge on | 28 |
Agent inspired by Chan | 22 |
Agent of psychedelic therapy | 28 |
Agent of the Vietnam War? | 25 |
Agent of Uncle Sam (Abbr.) | 26 |
Agent on swimming goggles | 25 |
Agent played by Costner | 23 |
Agent Smart, to Agent 99 | 24 |
Agent who counters hijackers | 28 |
Agent Youngfellow's boss | 28 |
Agent's 10 percent, e.g. | 28 |
Agent's 15 percent, e.g. | 28 |
Agent's cut, at times | 25 |
Agent's cut, maybe | 22 |
Agent's cut, often | 22 |
Agent's cut: Abbr. | 22 |
Agent's fee, often | 22 |
Agent's percentage | 22 |
Agent's portion, perhaps | 28 |
Agents in blood clotting | 24 |
Agents J and K on-screen | 24 |
Agents like James Bond | 22 |
Agents of biochemical change | 28 |
Agents of corporations | 22 |
Agents' cuts (abbr.) | 24 |
Agents' cuts, often | 23 |
Ages and ages and ages | 22 |
Ages that boggle the mind | 25 |
Ages upon ages of time | 22 |
Ages __ (time long past) | 24 |
Aggies from College Station | 27 |
Aggravated a ski injury | 23 |
Aggravation, so to speak | 24 |
Aggregate economic stat | 23 |
Aggregate of good qualities | 27 |
Aggregation, for short | 22 |
Aggressive African swarmer | 26 |
Aggressive ancient city-state | 29 |
Aggressive and impatient | 24 |
Aggressive and then some | 24 |
Aggressive assent in Acapulco | 29 |
Aggressive basketball ploy | 26 |
Aggressive campaign TV spot | 27 |
Aggressive card-table words | 27 |