Props in "The Hustler" | 32 |
Prompting the anchorperson, e.g. | 32 |
"I Spy" co-star Robert | 32 |
Warned of "Fire Woman" | 32 |
1980s-'90s New York governor | 32 |
It's bare in a nursery rhyme | 32 |
St. Peter's Basilica feature | 32 |
Married name of Maria Sklodowska | 32 |
Feature of Little Shirley Temple | 32 |
Gain privileges through flattery | 32 |
Laffer ___ (economics principle) | 32 |
Candidate for a mouthful of soap | 32 |
Homeland Security responsibility | 32 |
What Spielberg screams, at times | 32 |
Director's "Stop!" | 32 |
Adjective for babies and puppies | 32 |
Like a button or a bug's ear | 32 |
Getting the most "aws" | 32 |
One of the subtractive primaries | 32 |
Greek "mother goddess" | 32 |
Drummer's high-hats or rides | 32 |
Vocal ranges of Prague crooners? | 32 |
"The Aba __ Honeymoon" | 32 |
''Really cool!'' | 32 |
Touches lightly, as with a hanky | 32 |
Uses the corner of a napkin, say | 32 |
Applies with a cotton swab, e.g. | 32 |
Capital of Bangladesh, old style | 32 |
Capital of Bangladesh, old-style | 32 |
Khrushchev's country cottage | 32 |
College funding source, for some | 32 |
"Major ___," TV sitcom | 32 |
''Dear old'' one | 32 |
Common source of college funding | 32 |
''Dear old'' guy | 32 |
Baby's first word, sometimes | 32 |
Russian's "Si si!" | 32 |
1910's-20's art movement | 32 |
20th-century cultural protesters | 32 |
County below Broward, informally | 32 |
Secures by fitting into a groove | 32 |
Brits' "governors" | 32 |
Willem of "Spider-Man" | 32 |
"Platoon" actor Willem | 32 |
''Platoon'' star | 32 |
Former UN leader Hammarskjöld | 32 |
"Zip-a-Dee-Doo- _____" | 32 |
"Matilda" author Roald | 32 |
Willie Wonka's creator Roald | 32 |
"Matilda" author, 1988 | 32 |
Frequency of the Washington Post | 32 |
Frequency of Baltimore's Sun | 32 |
Rum drink named for a Cuban town | 32 |
Where to find the guest of honor | 32 |
Setting for an Inaugural Address | 32 |
'Loves me (not)' diviner | 32 |
Territory that became two states | 32 |
1960s TV jungle-adventure series | 32 |
'60s TV series set in Africa | 32 |
Title given to fourteen Tibetans | 32 |
'Over hill, over -- ...' | 32 |
Commerce secretary before Mineta | 32 |
Chicago's Richard ___ Center | 32 |
Persistence of Memory painter | 32 |
"Tuna-Fishing" painter | 32 |
Painter famed for wilted watches | 32 |
"Tuna Fishing" painter | 32 |
"Soft Watches" painter | 32 |
"Leda Atomica" painter | 32 |
Longtime home of the Cotton Bowl | 32 |
City nicknamed "Big D" | 32 |
TV's Tyne or golf's John | 32 |
Late-night talk show host Carson | 32 |
China's Three Gorges project | 32 |
Schumer's Senate predecessor | 32 |
Woman, to a pulp novel detective | 32 |
Julie Andrews and Shirley Bassey | 32 |
Women, to hard-boiled detectives | 32 |
Helen Mirren, Judi Dench, et al. | 32 |
''The Omen'' boy | 32 |
Steadfast friend of Greek legend | 32 |
Requiring more time in the dryer | 32 |
She's sometimes in distress? | 32 |
Handsome ___ (Yale's mascot) | 32 |
"Inferno" author Brown | 32 |
"Soul Train" performer | 32 |
School functions with chaperones | 32 |
Cause of some allergic reactions | 32 |
Hans Christian Andersen, for one | 32 |
Shakespeare's Gertrude, e.g. | 32 |
Philosopher Kierkegaard, for one | 32 |
It's a "great" dog | 32 |
More than five million Europeans | 32 |
"Homeland" star Claire | 32 |
''Confound it!'' | 32 |
Precarious Third Eye Blind song? | 32 |
"Dumb and Dumber" star | 32 |
Fraulein's word of gratitude | 32 |
Mark Twain's celebrated frog | 32 |
Hollywood's DeVito or Glover | 32 |