Many of the Founding Fathers | 28 |
CSN&Y "___ Vu" | 28 |
Slayton of the Mercury Seven | 28 |
Hockey player's fake-out | 28 |
One of the 13 orig. colonies | 28 |
St. with only three counties | 28 |
Second-smallest state: Abbr. | 28 |
Second smallest state: Abbr. | 28 |
Sci-fi author Lester ___ Rey | 28 |
Joe Biden's state: Abbr. | 28 |
First to be admitted?: Abbr. | 28 |
Crème-crème connection | 28 |
Digital transmission problem | 28 |
Continuance, in lay language | 28 |
'Take this out' mark | 28 |
Site of India's Red Fort | 28 |
Home of India's Red Fort | 28 |
Section of some supermarkets | 28 |
Section in some supermarkets | 28 |
Place where people pick lox? | 28 |
Place to take out a sandwich | 28 |
Place to pick up some Swiss? | 28 |
Manhattan's Carnegie ___ | 28 |
Brooklyn revolutionary hero? | 28 |
They often have lox in stock | 28 |
You may leave them with cuts | 28 |
Farmer's place, in rhyme | 28 |
Farmer's locale, in song | 28 |
Farmer's computer brand? | 28 |
Name in paperback publishing | 28 |
Glen's computer company? | 28 |
"I'm all ears" | 28 |
Time-travel device of movies | 28 |
Muscle near the rotator cuff | 28 |
"Apres moi le ___" | 28 |
Probe, with "into" | 28 |
Obama or Clinton, informally | 28 |
Boxer's label, for short | 28 |
___-pointe (ballet position) | 28 |
Wannabe rock star's tape | 28 |
Sales rep's presentation | 28 |
Sales pitch enclosure, maybe | 28 |
Record company's receipt | 28 |
Brit's service discharge | 28 |
"The Exorcist" foe | 28 |
Garage band's recordings | 28 |
Test cars at car dealerships | 28 |
Some studio tapes, for short | 28 |
Items in a deejay's mail | 28 |
Certain used cars, for short | 28 |
House party members, briefly | 28 |
Clinton followers, for short | 28 |
Daniel shared one with lions | 28 |
Reply to "Gracias" | 28 |
"Gracias" response | 28 |
Yukon ___ (luxury GMC?model) | 28 |
"GoodFellas" actor | 28 |
"Raging Bull" star | 28 |
"Taxi Driver" star | 28 |
"Raging Bull "star | 28 |
"Goodfellas" fella | 28 |
"Cape Fear" costar | 28 |
Leary of 'Rescue Me' | 28 |
Quaid of "Traffic" | 28 |
"Grand Slam" chain | 28 |
$1 or $2, but not $3 (abbr.) | 28 |
Rooms that are often paneled | 28 |
Couch potatoes' retreats | 28 |
None too quick on the uptake | 28 |
Heavy, like some baked goods | 28 |
More tightly packed together | 28 |
Misshape from a minor mishap | 28 |
What's often pounded out | 28 |
Reason to toss a canned good | 28 |
Reason for a body shop visit | 28 |
Car insurance topic, perhaps | 28 |
Al _____ (way to cook pasta) | 28 |
Al ___ (cooking instruction) | 28 |
William T. G. Morton was one | 28 |
Worker at a filling station? | 28 |
Cause for an insurance claim | 28 |
Results of bumps to a bumper | 28 |
Lousy driver's souvenirs | 28 |
"In excelsis ___!" | 28 |
Opp. of "take out" | 28 |
Magazine for military stores | 28 |
'Transcendence' star | 28 |
Divisions of municipal govt. | 28 |
"__ Rosenkavalier" | 28 |
___ Bingle (Crosby nickname) | 28 |
Make more sanitary, in a way | 28 |
Do an exterminator's job | 28 |
Clear à la the Pied Piper | 28 |
Stiff hat with a rounded top | 28 |
Easing of govt. restrictions | 28 |
10 of ''10'' | 28 |
First name in Yankee history | 28 |
English actor Sir ___ Jacobi | 28 |
"Blue Velvet" star | 28 |
Hollywood father or daughter | 28 |