Second in the credits, often | 28 |
Half of a classic comedy duo | 28 |
Kevin of "Tin Cup" | 28 |
'The Bodyguard' star | 28 |
Something folded in a closet | 28 |
Winegrowing region of France | 28 |
Disaster relief shelter beds | 28 |
Literally, "baked" | 28 |
Word with "terra-" | 28 |
Terra-___ (potting material) | 28 |
Word after "terra" | 28 |
President of France: 1954-59 | 28 |
Common remote control holder | 28 |
"You ___ say that" | 28 |
"I would if I ___" | 28 |
Tallies up price reductions? | 28 |
Violent government overthrow | 28 |
Checkout counter money-saver | 28 |
Insurance policy's scope | 28 |
Part of a westward migration | 28 |
Breaks the Tenth Commandment | 28 |
It may be put out to pasture | 28 |
Alleged Chicago Fire starter | 28 |
Ymir's Audhumia, for one | 28 |
____ town (Calgary jokingly) | 28 |
Headwear for Rogers or Autry | 28 |
A rancher might wear one out | 28 |
Steam locomotive's front | 28 |
"Friend" Courteney | 28 |
___ Newspapers (media chain) | 28 |
One way to answer a question | 28 |
In a playfully reluctant way | 28 |
Certain relative, informally | 28 |
Padded covering for a teapot | 28 |
Master of the ledger domain? | 28 |
Reviewer of books, for short | 28 |
Tax return preparer, briefly | 28 |
P & L statement preparer | 28 |
Financial adviser, for short | 28 |
Worker with books, for short | 28 |
Preparer of accts. to I.R.S. | 28 |
One whose days are numbered? | 28 |
I.R.S. employee or adversary | 28 |
Calculating sort, for short? | 28 |
Bottom-line watcher, briefly | 28 |
Accounting credential, abbr. | 28 |
Some tax advisers, for short | 28 |
Workers on financial records | 28 |
Some H&R Block employees | 28 |
People with books, for short | 28 |
Ones with an early-Apr. rush | 28 |
Dealers in books and records | 28 |
Annual rept. opinion writers | 28 |
Double-chevron wearer: Abbr. | 28 |
Slightly better than average | 28 |
Slightly above-average grade | 28 |
Slightly above average grade | 28 |
A little better than average | 28 |
Some ship personnel, briefly | 28 |
Some chest-pounding, briefly | 28 |
Life-saving skill, for short | 28 |
Lifesaving technique (abbr.) | 28 |
Life-saving technique: Abbr. | 28 |
Life-saving procedure, abbr. | 28 |
Computer's core, briefly | 28 |
PC ''brain'' | 28 |
Modern day tablet's core | 28 |
Program executors, for short | 28 |
Maryland seafood specialties | 28 |
Woman's flippant remark? | 28 |
It rocks when the wind blows | 28 |
Steeply projecting rock mass | 28 |
Rock climber's challenge | 28 |
Hastily prepare for midterms | 28 |
Do some last-minute learning | 28 |
Pull an all-nighter, perhaps | 28 |
Pull an all-nighter studying | 28 |
One way to study for a final | 28 |
Do some fast data processing | 28 |
Studied hard, as for an exam | 28 |
Prefix with many fruit names | 28 |
Lead-in to "apple" | 28 |
Twist in order to see better | 28 |
Phrenologists' interests | 28 |
Attend without an invitation | 28 |
A 1929 event involving money | 28 |
Quick, intensive instruction | 28 |
Malfunctioned, as a computer | 28 |
Auto, Dixie or demo follower | 28 |
Result of a meteorite impact | 28 |
Wizard Island's location | 28 |
Nob's accessory, perhaps | 28 |
Attire worn with frock coats | 28 |
Moves like rush hour traffic | 28 |
Supercomputer pioneer Robert | 28 |
Big name in the wax business | 28 |
Kid's coloring implement | 28 |
Rubik cube or pet rock, e.g. | 28 |
Like Elroy Hirsch's legs | 28 |
It's skimmed off the top | 28 |