Output of Mount Saint Helens | 28 |
Four-time champ at Wimbledon | 28 |
Perry Mason's profession | 28 |
Police, with "the" | 28 |
Word with common or criminal | 28 |
Boyle's or Gresham's | 28 |
Stagecoach robbers' bane | 28 |
Place for an Easter egg hunt | 28 |
Wimbledon courts, in essence | 28 |
Martin of "Martin" | 28 |
What police officers enforce | 28 |
They shouldn't be broken | 28 |
Nomologists' specialties | 28 |
Their suits come with briefs | 28 |
They may be seen in chambers | 28 |
Many John Grisham characters | 28 |
Much renovated Southland hub | 28 |
Medieval minstrel's poem | 28 |
Kind of reader in the church | 28 |
Brickworker or hen, at times | 28 |
Classic sung by Eric Clapton | 28 |
Girl in an Eric Clapton song | 28 |
Early Hollywood agent Swifty | 28 |
Ideal for tubing, as a river | 28 |
One way to take over a corp. | 28 |
Debt-incurring Wall St. deal | 28 |
Abbr. on a baby announcement | 28 |
Abbr. in a baby announcement | 28 |
Digital-watch readout: Abbr. | 28 |
Digital watch feature: Abbr. | 28 |
Calculator displays, briefly | 28 |
Type of cholesterol, briefly | 28 |
Parkinson's disease drug | 28 |
Agriculturalist's field? | 28 |
Separate through percolation | 28 |
Cause of painter's colic | 28 |
Bridge player's decision | 28 |
Majority ___ (Senate bigwig) | 28 |
Beginning of a cassette tape | 28 |
1964 hit by the Shangri-Las? | 28 |
Adman's attention-getter | 28 |
Emcees' responsibilities | 28 |
Does some aggressive dancing | 28 |
Actors who do a lot of lines | 28 |
A new one may be turned over | 28 |
It can float during the fall | 28 |
Something that falls in fall | 28 |
Ferdinand the Bull author | 28 |
Thumbed (through), as a book | 28 |
One of Laban's daughters | 28 |
Rachel's biblical sister | 28 |
Jacob's substitute bride | 28 |
Newshawk's source, often | 28 |
Less likely to stay inflated | 28 |
In need of a washer, perhaps | 28 |
What you do on Bill Withers? | 28 |
Mrs. Sprat's restriction | 28 |
English movie producer David | 28 |
Dietary no-no for Mrs. Sprat | 28 |
Containing much air, as fuel | 28 |
Near-perfect horseshoe pitch | 28 |
Low-scoring horseshoe throws | 28 |
Went off vertical, in London | 28 |
Word with Lambeau or quantum | 28 |
March preceder, periodically | 28 |
Goes over another's head | 28 |
Left the ground for a moment | 28 |
King you may have read about | 28 |
Cornwall's father-in-law | 28 |
Business jet company founder | 28 |
Take advantage of class time | 28 |
Benefit from a mistake, e.g. | 28 |
Popular women's magazine | 28 |
Figure in the high '60s? | 28 |
'60s counterculture guru | 28 |
Denis of "The Ref" | 28 |
Guernsey's grazing areas | 28 |
It can put you in your place | 28 |
One way to get use of a pad? | 28 |
It's often hard to break | 28 |
Like the typical company car | 28 |
Like many computers or rooms | 28 |
One who owns rental property | 28 |
Tenants sometimes break them | 28 |
Trio, as of hounds on a hunt | 28 |
Attachment to one's dog? | 28 |
Furthest down, priority-wise | 28 |
Gift for a third anniversary | 28 |
"___ It to Beaver" | 28 |
Fall attraction and nuisance | 28 |
Beirut's country (abbr.) | 28 |
"Rio" singer Simon | 28 |
Solidarity co-founder Walesa | 28 |
Type of college class: Abbr. | 28 |
Brought, as a horse to water | 28 |
What a star did for the Magi | 28 |
Type of "Zeppelin" | 28 |
Made the important decisions | 28 |
Like many digital clock nos. | 28 |
"___ and the Swan" | 28 |