| Child's plea in Oklahoma? | 29 |
| ... kind of circus performer? | 29 |
| Ostentatiously lofty in style | 29 |
| They usually lead to laughter | 29 |
| Surgeon's target, perhaps | 29 |
| Word before steak or sandwich | 29 |
| Main ingredient in tekka maki | 29 |
| Whistler's whistle, maybe | 29 |
| "April Love" is one | 29 |
| Ignored, with "out" | 29 |
| Start watching a TV show, say | 29 |
| One adept at pulling strings? | 29 |
| Man of "sound mind" | 29 |
| Whistle blowers' concerns | 29 |
| Ignores, with "out" | 29 |
| Garment under a toga, perhaps | 29 |
| Young hood's neighborhood | 29 |
| Course for some thoroughbreds | 29 |
| ROAD VEHICLE ALONGSIDE THE PO | 29 |
| A well-made fez, for example? | 29 |
| Words with profit or deaf ear | 29 |
| Like empty pockets on display | 29 |
| Making a phone easier to hear | 29 |
| Prestidigitator's request | 29 |
| Item on a Playmate's list | 29 |
| Personnel chief's problem | 29 |
| They're taken in checkers | 29 |
| Prepares for mug shot #2, say | 29 |
| Apply force in police jargon | 29 |
| Sweater for the cold-blooded? | 29 |
| Place to find lifeless celebs | 29 |
| Howard Carter's discovery | 29 |
| Oft-repeated sound of reproof | 29 |
| Half of a disapproving rebuke | 29 |
| Egyptian "boy king" | 29 |
| Tiger mother's kid, often | 29 |
| Person in a class of his own? | 29 |
| Help for a struggling student | 29 |
| One offering help in passing? | 29 |
| Educational work after school | 29 |
| Like slow students, sometimes | 29 |
| For the full band, on a score | 29 |
| ___-frutti (ice-cream flavor) | 29 |
| ___-frutti (ice cream flavor) | 29 |
| Postminimalist artist Richard | 29 |
| It's all for the Italians | 29 |
| 1984 Nobel Peace Prize winner | 29 |
| "Swan Lake" costume | 29 |
| South African prelate Desmond | 29 |
| Skater's attire, at times | 29 |
| You might go for a spin in it | 29 |
| Some might take it for a spin | 29 |
| One might go for a spin in it | 29 |
| Item in which to do a plié | 29 |
| Garb for a Balanchine vehicle | 29 |
| Cabriole performer's wear | 29 |
| "Black Swan" outfit | 29 |
| "Black Swan" attire | 29 |
| "Swan Lake" apparel | 29 |
| "Coppelia" costumes | 29 |
| "... world so high" | 29 |
| Wear for the maître d' | 29 |
| Evening gowns' companions | 29 |
| Sen. Norris's pet project | 29 |
| Pride of Sen. Norris of Tenn. | 29 |
| New Deal power project: Abbr. | 29 |
| Grp. that used to give a dam? | 29 |
| Big electrical project inits. | 29 |
| 1930's public works prog. | 29 |
| 1930's pub. works program | 29 |
| Message from a sitcom sponsor | 29 |
| What a news anchor looks into | 29 |
| Source of funding for the BBC | 29 |
| "South Park" rating | 29 |
| "True Blood" rating | 29 |
| Rating for adult-themed shows | 29 |
| Carson, Cavett and Miss Piggy | 29 |
| Family-room appliances: Abbr. | 29 |
| "Plasma" appliances | 29 |
| Entertainment section listing | 29 |
| Couch potatoes' fixations | 29 |
| Hours set by parents, perhaps | 29 |
| Break in the action for spots | 29 |
| Standoff since November, 2007 | 29 |
| American Airlines acquisition | 29 |
| It often flew FDR during WWII | 29 |
| Former carrier with a JFK hub | 29 |
| Airline that had a hub at JFK | 29 |
| "Tom Sawyer" author | 29 |
| "Jabberwocky" start | 29 |
| "___ the night ..." | 29 |
| 'Jabberwocky' starter | 29 |
| First word of a seasonal poem | 29 |
| Clement C. Moore's opener | 29 |
| '-- brillig, and ...' | 29 |
| Affectedly quaint, in England | 29 |
| Tammany Hall "boss" | 29 |
| Professor's suit material | 29 |
| Like some professorial attire | 29 |
| Kids' Choice Awards voter | 29 |