Custard-apple trees (Var.) | 26 |
Smoothie ingredient, often | 26 |
Morning purchase, for some | 26 |
Inexpensive reprint, maybe | 26 |
Charcoal artist's gear | 26 |
Spanish term of endearment | 26 |
David Ortiz's nickname | 26 |
Theatrical producer Joseph | 26 |
It may be shot in the open | 26 |
It's usually 3, 4 or 5 | 26 |
What amateurs rarely shoot | 26 |
So-so score for the course | 26 |
Possible skins game winner | 26 |
It's bad to be over it | 26 |
Average score on the links | 26 |
An eagle is two under this | 26 |
3, 4 or 5 on a golf course | 26 |
Prefix with legal or chute | 26 |
Starter for legal or graph | 26 |
Lawyer's aide, briefly | 26 |
Starter for legal or chute | 26 |
Prefix with legal or medic | 26 |
Prefix with chute or troop | 26 |
Prefix with chute or graph | 26 |
Prefix for legal or normal | 26 |
Prefix for chute or phrase | 26 |
Law office aide, for short | 26 |
Satellite dish curve shape | 26 |
Where to see lots of waves | 26 |
Event with a grand marshal | 26 |
Buttes-Chaumont or Monceau | 26 |
Piece of fourth-class mail | 26 |
Stetson wearer, informally | 26 |
TV game-show announcer Don | 26 |
Prepare apples for cooking | 26 |
Deal with a bloated budget | 26 |
Prepare, as apples for pie | 26 |
Cut back on expenses, e.g. | 26 |
European capital, slangily | 26 |
French capital, humorously | 26 |
City in Cole Porter titles | 26 |
City for W. W. I doughboys | 26 |
Keyboard symbol, for short | 26 |
Curved brackets, for short | 26 |
Adidas vis-Ã -vis Reebok | 26 |
Babysitters' employers | 26 |
Part of the generation gap | 26 |
He whittles while he works | 26 |
Uses a small kitchen knife | 26 |
Layered ice cream desserts | 26 |
__-mutuel: type of betting | 26 |
___ passu (simultaneously) | 26 |
Strip for the compost heap | 26 |
Pompidou Center's city | 26 |
Part of Troy's trouble | 26 |
City with well-known banks | 26 |
Dwellers on la Rive Gauche | 26 |
The "P" of PRNDL | 26 |
Places with rocking chairs | 26 |
Pizzeria cheese, for short | 26 |
Toscanini's birthplace | 26 |
Inmate's early release | 26 |
His liberty is conditional | 26 |
Doing a beat cop's job | 26 |
Letting out, conditionally | 26 |
Henry VIII's last wife | 26 |
Henry's last Catherine | 26 |
Henry VIII's Catherine | 26 |
Most-married English queen | 26 |
Fish also called a skegger | 26 |
Hit the norm, at Inverness | 26 |
Polly, who wants a cracker | 26 |
Long John Silver's pet | 26 |
Lovebirds and lories, e.g. | 26 |
Neither birdies nor bogeys | 26 |
Between birdies and bogies | 26 |
Between birdies and bogeys | 26 |
Course objectives for many | 26 |
Breaks down, as a sentence | 26 |
Go in different directions | 26 |
Result of splitting hairs? | 26 |
Mop-top haircut's lack | 26 |
Hairdresser's division | 26 |
Medicare insurance segment | 26 |
Neighborhood get-togethers | 26 |
Sequel's tag, at times | 26 |
Miniseries premiere sequel | 26 |
Hamlet, Lear, Caesar, etc. | 26 |
Department at an auto shop | 26 |
Small gift of appreciation | 26 |
Eavesdropper's delight | 26 |
___ de deux (ballet dance) | 26 |
They deliver announcements | 26 |
Speaker systems, for short | 26 |
Speaker systems for short, | 26 |
Combination of dance steps | 26 |
"¿Qué __?" | 26 |
New Year's parade site | 26 |
"Pensees" writer | 26 |
Path set aside for walking | 26 |