Thesaurus on one's desk, say | 32 |
These are "long, long" to Longfellow | 46 |
These are 2/3 as strenuous for Hitchcock | 40 |
These are banned by some landlords | 34 |
These are exchanged before kisses | 33 |
These are missing on a pilgarlic | 32 |
These are often craned in crowds | 32 |
These are outside a mare clausum | 32 |
These are spoiled by "the little foxes" | 49 |
These bear portraits of Cleveland | 33 |
These break the silence of the lambs | 36 |
These bring guitars and amps together | 37 |
These enlarged Pinocchio's nose | 35 |
These get sleeved in a tattoo parlor | 36 |
These have more decibels than words | 35 |
These have wide ears, according to Heywood | 42 |
These keep gridders from getting hurt | 37 |
These made points with Mr. Spock | 32 |
These may be sown by indiscreet youth | 37 |
These may cause applause or a flapping of jaws | 46 |
These may cause screams in dreams | 33 |
These may generate conglomerates | 32 |
These may have been given to Ishmael? | 37 |
These may precede and close a sentence | 38 |
These might play into the wrong hands | 37 |
These never shake love, says Shakespeare | 40 |
These pile up for struggling rockers | 36 |
These replaced ticals in Thailand | 33 |
These rolled in Robespierre's day | 37 |
These start tapping when you hear a good song | 45 |
These tap when listening to Zac Brown | 37 |
These were burned in the '60s | 33 |
Theseus, vis-Ã -vis the Minotaur | 34 |
Thesis defender's prize, maybe | 34 |
Thespian's "I'm on a ___!" | 44 |
Thespian's résumé listing | 35 |
Thespians' words with the audience | 38 |
Thessalian's ancient neighbor | 33 |
Thetis bathed Achilles in it, in myth | 37 |
They "bless the rains down in Africa" | 47 |
They "don't lie," so says Shakira | 47 |
They "flinch not": Browning | 37 |
They "jazz up" the game | 33 |
They "Let It Ride" (Abbr.) | 36 |
They "live and love," according to Zep | 48 |
They "make crime pay": Will Rogers | 44 |
They "speak louder than words" | 40 |
They "talk only to God" | 33 |
They "try men's souls": Paine | 43 |
They accompany turkey and dressing | 34 |
They affect one's constitution | 34 |
They affect your chances of striking it rich | 44 |
They aired "The Sopranos" | 35 |
They all belong to the same tree | 32 |
They all lead to Rome, in a saying | 34 |
They all lead to Rome, it's said | 36 |
They allow performers to stay on pointe | 39 |
They also have their ups and downs | 34 |
THEY APPEAR AFTER BRAND NAMES: ABBR. | 36 |
They appear at one-yard intervals | 33 |
They appear next to contract changes: Abbr. | 43 |
They are "clothing optional" | 38 |
They are between birdies and bogeys | 35 |
They are clean when they come marching in? | 42 |
They are composed of many pieces | 32 |
They are especially graceful when they leave? | 45 |
They are often "propped" up | 37 |
They are on the tip of your tongue | 34 |
They are reached for at many breakfasts | 39 |
They are recycled every two years | 33 |
They are usually smothered in sauce | 35 |
They aren't triage priorities | 33 |
They arrive and take off at airports | 36 |
They backed the now-defunct food guide pyramid | 46 |
They barely keep their heads above water | 40 |
They beat Bos. in the '67 World Series | 42 |
They beat Det. to win the 2006 World Series | 43 |
They became Cinderella's horses | 35 |
They became independent in the 1990s: abbr. | 43 |
They became the foundation for the blues | 40 |
They begin beside bishops: Abbr. | 32 |
They believed the world was created by Viracocha | 48 |
They belong to the highway construction crew | 44 |
They bite but don't have teeth | 34 |
They block the passing of many bills | 36 |
They blow through the jasmine of my mind | 40 |
They break down muscle and connective proteins | 46 |
They bring audiences to their feet | 34 |
They bring out the water cannons | 32 |
They bring tears to one's eyes | 34 |
They broke their link with Linc. | 32 |
They brought you the Popeil Pocket Fisherman | 44 |
They butter no parsnips, according to a saying | 46 |
They call for change in your travel plans | 41 |
They call New Zealand "Aotearoa" | 42 |
They call their country Hrvatska | 32 |
They call themselves Suomalaiset | 32 |
They called Scotland "Alba" | 37 |
They came of age in the Reagan years | 36 |
They came with a man's suit, once | 37 |