Tuchman's "The Proud ___" | 39 |
There's no free ride on these hwys. | 39 |
Target of a 2010 California dietary ban | 39 |
Topic related to all four theme entries | 39 |
They cause people to be on shaky ground | 39 |
Tiny, in "Meet the Robinsons" | 39 |
Title of the first Fabergé egg owner | 39 |
The king that made Howard Carter famous | 39 |
They're often white in warm weather | 39 |
They were once picked up by rabbit ears | 39 |
They're often skipped on recordings | 39 |
Titular guys in a 1993 Spin Doctors hit | 39 |
The Nits' "Your Next ___" | 39 |
They may be part of a moving experience | 39 |
They may be made with koa wood, briefly | 39 |
Thurman of "Henry & June" | 39 |
Top layer of an organization, typically | 39 |
There are six in every MLB playoff game | 39 |
The "U" in "I.C.U." | 39 |
Tragically inaccurate adjective of 1912 | 39 |
The only horse that beat Man o' War | 39 |
The Great and Little Bear, collectively | 39 |
The Gamecocks of the Southeastern Conf. | 39 |
They've been on the road many times | 39 |
Transport for a touring band or a creep | 39 |
TV programming, defined by Newton Minow | 39 |
The home of Shakespeare's gentlemen | 39 |
Those most likely to say "no" | 39 |
They're missing from karaoke tracks | 39 |
The Outfield "___ of Babylon" | 39 |
Traveling across a French port on foot? | 39 |
They may be found in board examinations | 39 |
The Weavers "___ That a Time" | 39 |
Twice, a noted Chinese dissident/artist | 39 |
The Guess ____ ( Chad Allen band, once) | 39 |
Thug's query as to his next target? | 39 |
Tobacco industry whistle-blower Jeffrey | 39 |
Two things at Ms. Gordimer's party? | 39 |
Two-time skating gold medalist Katarina | 39 |
Tom of "The Dukes of Hazzard" | 39 |
Twisted forcibly (with "out") | 39 |
TV warrior who fought in ancient Greece | 39 |
Top numeral on many a grandfather clock | 39 |
Thrice, "you get the picture" | 39 |
They're sweeter than sweet potatoes | 39 |
Team whose logo features a bat in a hat | 39 |
The "Y" in"O&Y" | 39 |
Term of address used during an argument | 39 |
Tower you might call from a cell phone | 38 |
Take ___ (suffer heavy financial loss) | 38 |
Title of respect for a Parisian cleric | 38 |
Teddy's neighbor on Mount Rushmore | 38 |
Title character in a 1922 Broadway hit | 38 |
The "A" in James A. Garfield | 38 |
The "A" of James A. Garfield | 38 |
They may be opened at registers: Abbr. | 38 |
They're worth 1 or 11 in blackjack | 38 |
They're part of a really good deal | 38 |
They're used in mineral processing | 38 |
TV's ''Green ___'' | 38 |
There are 843 of these in Central Park | 38 |
Tarkington's "Alice ___" | 38 |
Target of chondrolaryngoplasty surgery | 38 |
Tracy/Hepburn battle-of-the-sexes film | 38 |
Those who can't say "no" | 38 |
This fits with "Bon voyage!" | 38 |
They play during many a bathroom break | 38 |
They were seen at Black Power meetings | 38 |
They're seen at marble tournaments | 38 |
Twain's "The Gilded ---" | 38 |
Twain's "The Gilded ___" | 38 |
Tommie of the "Miracle Mets" | 38 |
The "A" of Chester A. Arthur | 38 |
The "A" in Chester A. Arthur | 38 |
The first "A" of A. A. Milne | 38 |
Three-time Pulitzer winning playwright | 38 |
The "tan" in a black and tan | 38 |
Tina's "30 Rock" co-star | 38 |
Tommy Lee Jones's Harvard roommate | 38 |
TV spy series starring Jennifer Garner | 38 |
The Sundance Kid, for Harry Longabaugh | 38 |
Tarkington's "___ Adams" | 38 |
Touched the ground, as a plane landing | 38 |
Title character in a 1980's sitcom | 38 |
The voices of Oberon, Rinaldo and Erda | 38 |
They're heard at chorus rehearsals | 38 |
Title city in a 1983 George Strait hit | 38 |
Type of "corner" in a church | 38 |
Toggle switch button on the car stereo | 38 |
They're often under the microscope | 38 |
Topic for Abélard and Héloïse | 38 |
Tan that might be scanned on the beach | 38 |
Talking Heads: "___ She Was" | 38 |
They're just over a couple of feet | 38 |
Tolstoy's "___ Karenina" | 38 |
Tolstoy's "--- Karenina" | 38 |
They Might Be Giants song about a bug? | 38 |
Teen in "The Cherry Orchard" | 38 |
Tech company spun off from Time Warner | 38 |
The "cruellest month": Eliot | 38 |