Tend to some p's and q's | 32 |
Reduce one's sentence, perhaps | 34 |
Make spelling corrections to, e.g. | 34 |
Make changes to, as a manuscript | 32 |
Look for grammatical errors, say | 32 |
Do some "Money" changing? | 35 |
Deal with one's period, perhaps? | 36 |
Contribute to a Cricket team, perhaps? | 38 |
Change someone's words around? | 34 |
Bowdlerize, with "out" | 32 |
Better Better Homes and Gardens, say | 36 |
Shortened, as a law review article | 34 |
"All in the Family" character | 39 |
"The Age of Innocence" writer Wharton | 47 |
Archie's "dingbat" | 32 |
First name among classic TV wives | 33 |
"Dingbat," to Archie Bunker | 37 |
Matriarch in "All in the Family" | 42 |
Funny "Those Were the Days" singer | 44 |
"Dombey and Son" woman | 32 |
Teddy Roosevelt's second wife | 33 |
She was told to "stifle" by Archie | 44 |
She sang "Those Were the Days" | 40 |
Name on the cover of "Age of Innocence" | 49 |
Middle daughter on "Downton Abbey" | 44 |
Martyred Carmelite nun ___ Stein | 32 |
Marion's "La Vie en Rose" role | 44 |
Marion's "La Vie en Rose" character | 49 |
Head of Hollywood costume design? | 33 |
Hamilton who wrote "Mythology" | 40 |
Dingbat in "All in the Family" | 40 |
"The Greek Way" author Hamilton | 41 |
"The Age of Innocence" novelist Wharton | 49 |
"The Age of Innocence" author Wharton | 47 |
"Mythology" author Hamilton | 37 |
"Ethan Frome" novelist Wharton | 40 |
"Dingbat" of '70s TV | 34 |
"All in the Family" mother | 36 |
"All in the Family "wife | 34 |
''All in the Family'' character | 47 |
Philosophizing Lily Tomlin character | 36 |
Irene Lorenzo's Queens neighbor | 35 |
Sitcom wife with a grating voice | 32 |
She won an Oscar for "The Sting" | 42 |
She won a record eight Oscars for costume design | 48 |
Costume designer with eight Oscars | 34 |
Costume designer who led from behind? | 37 |
Formats for presentations of literary works | 43 |
Writer's best friend, you'd think | 41 |
Writer's best friend, one would think | 41 |
White, in fiction, or Brown, in real life | 41 |
She's committed to better writing | 37 |
Person who's authorized to shorten a sentence | 49 |
One of Willie Morris's roles | 32 |
Maxwell Perkins, for a famous example | 37 |
Daniel Meade on "Ugly Betty," e.g. | 44 |
The first people to try crosswords | 34 |
The first people to play crosswords | 35 |
Uses a blue pencil, traditionally | 33 |
Gets to work on "Time" | 32 |
Changes comodity to commodity, e.g. | 35 |
Additions and subtractions, of a sort | 37 |
''Mayor'' author | 32 |
Mayor who wrote ''Politics'' | 44 |
'80s Gracie Mansion resident | 32 |
Subject of the musical "Mayor" | 40 |
Former mayor who wrote "Mayor" | 40 |
Congressman who went on to be mayor of New York | 47 |
1970's-80's New York City mayor | 39 |
"Mayor at the Movies" host | 36 |
"I'm Not Done Yet!" author | 40 |
"How'm I doing?" mayor | 36 |
"Giuliani: Nasty Man" author | 38 |
Late entertainer who was known for his laugh | 44 |
Attorney general under Ronald Reagan | 36 |
Attorney general before Dick Thornburgh | 39 |
Issuer of a 1986 report on pornography | 38 |
First Honorary Reagan Fellow of Eureka College | 46 |
Dick Thornburgh's predecessor in the cabinet | 48 |
Attorney General involved in Iran-Contra | 40 |
"With Reagan" memoir writer | 37 |
O'Brien of "The Barefoot Contessa" | 48 |
O'Brien of "The Killers" | 38 |
O'Brien of "D.O.A." | 33 |
Hoyle of "Hoyle's Rules of Games" | 47 |
Controversial one-act play by Mamet | 35 |
"Cyrano de Bergerac" playwright Rostand | 49 |
___ Dantès, the Count of Monte Cristo | 40 |
__ Dantès, the Count of Monte Cristo | 39 |
Sir Hillary, of mountain-climbing fame | 38 |
Sir Hillary of mountain-climbing fame | 37 |
Sir ___ Hillary, of mountain-climbing fame | 42 |
Treacherous character in "King Lear" | 46 |
“The Faerie Queene” author Spenser | 42 |
Onetime Secretary of State Muskie | 33 |
Name on the cover of "East of Everest" | 48 |
Name in the news 55 years ago today | 35 |
Tracy's mom in "Hairspray" | 40 |
Novelist Ferber who wrote "So Big" | 44 |
"Show Boat" author Ferber | 35 |