Moves to and fro, as to music | 29 |
Where kronor are spent: Abbr. | 29 |
Assail with four-letter words | 29 |
Give one's oath, slangily | 29 |
Readies for the witness stand | 29 |
Part of Churchill's offer | 29 |
Moil's toll, proverbially | 29 |
Göteborg's land: Abbr. | 29 |
Volvo factory worker, perhaps | 29 |
King Carl XVI Gustaf, for one | 29 |
Alfred NobelÂ’s birthplace | 29 |
Alfred Nobel's birthplace | 29 |
Scandinavian coffee additive? | 29 |
___ Pea, Popeye's adoptee | 29 |
Popeye's tyke ___'pea | 29 |
___' Pea (cartoon infant) | 29 |
Win all the games in a series | 29 |
Platform for many politicians | 29 |
What janitors may strike for? | 29 |
Russ Columbo's theme song | 29 |
What some Chinese food can be | 29 |
1969 Shirley MacLaine musical | 29 |
Pleasant surprise for a buyer | 29 |
Herrick's choice in dress | 29 |
''Beddy-bye'' | 29 |
Make more tempting, as a deal | 29 |
Makes an offer more desirable | 29 |
Victor Herbert operetta: 1913 | 29 |
World need, to Burt Bacharach | 29 |
Legume with fragrant blossoms | 29 |
Ideal area to hit a ball with | 29 |
Craving for candy, cake, etc. | 29 |
Appealing folklore character? | 29 |
Where a fabulous time was had | 29 |
Made the dust clear, in a way | 29 |
Won all the games in a series | 29 |
Avoided an accident, in a way | 29 |
Woman in a personal ad: Abbr. | 29 |
Celeb's treat at the bar? | 29 |
In the ___ (actively engaged) | 29 |
Dog-paddling Dogpatch drawer? | 29 |
Beachwear for Queen Elizabeth | 29 |
Rationed health care medicine | 29 |
Song for a spaced-out batter? | 29 |
Equipment near teeter-totters | 29 |
Playground with little girls? | 29 |
Purple territory on some maps | 29 |
Ran through, as a credit card | 29 |
Word with cheese or chocolate | 29 |
Paul Klee or Max Frisch, e.g. | 29 |
Unexpected reversal, in slang | 29 |
"On/off" surrounder | 29 |
  Works of artist Max | 29 |
Reaction to an idol, possibly | 29 |
Faint from emotional overload | 29 |
Black out while being crooned | 29 |
Part of an eagle's flight | 29 |
Item less puissant than a pen | 29 |
Fish used in genetic research | 29 |
Crossed one's heart, e.g. | 29 |
Gave up, with "off" | 29 |
Called every name in the book | 29 |
What Mark Spitz has done well | 29 |
Like one third of a triathlon | 29 |
Sally Field Emmy-winning role | 29 |
Charlie Chaplin's brother | 29 |
Pink Floyd co-founder Barrett | 29 |
Major Aussie airport, on tags | 29 |
2000 Olympics platypus mascot | 29 |
Site of the 2000 Summer Games | 29 |
Most populous Australian city | 29 |
New South Wales's capital | 29 |
"Sharknado" channel | 29 |
"Sanctuary" channel | 29 |
One of three in eleven: Abbr. | 29 |
There's only one in Maine | 29 |
Mississippi's four: Abbr. | 29 |
Release for free, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
Prefix with thesis or chronic | 29 |
Instance, for example (abbr.) | 29 |
Antonym's antonym (abbr.) | 29 |
Neurons' point of contact | 29 |
Together, with "in" | 29 |
In ___ (working harmoniously) | 29 |
Matched, after "in" | 29 |
Word in a New Year's song | 29 |
Word in a New Year's tune | 29 |
End of a New Year's title | 29 |
Word sung as the year changes | 29 |
Last word of a January 1 song | 29 |
Apt song word for this puzzle | 29 |
"... auld lang ___" | 29 |
Result of a merger, hopefully | 29 |
Opposites of opposites: Abbr. | 29 |
Relating to symbolic behavior | 29 |
Versatile instrument, briefly | 29 |
Instrument in 1980s pop music | 29 |
Damascus's country: abbr. | 29 |
''Salt City'' | 29 |
You can get a shot in with it | 29 |