Breadwinner's concerns | 26 |
Those on the receiving end | 26 |
_____ way (yield a return) | 26 |
Be insincere, in Fat City? | 26 |
Joke's punchline, e.g. | 26 |
Do a certain monthly chore | 26 |
Suffer for acting unwisely | 26 |
One place to catch a movie | 26 |
Sandwich choice, for short | 26 |
Lunchbox staple, initially | 26 |
Kind of sandwich, casually | 26 |
One at a woman's side? | 26 |
Founder of Bad Boy Records | 26 |
Bk. with pictures of pills | 26 |
Diplomat's instrument? | 26 |
It may follow a cease-fire | 26 |
Calm at a wrestling match? | 26 |
"Catch ya later" | 26 |
Reward for ending the war? | 26 |
Versailles agreement, e.g. | 26 |
Expression re a complexion | 26 |
Entertainer's dessert? | 26 |
August bake sale inventory | 26 |
Major Atlanta thoroughfare | 26 |
Crunchy stuff in a walkway | 26 |
Sources of rowdy criticism | 26 |
-- Vision (eye care chain) | 26 |
Like some revolver handles | 26 |
"Vitalogy" group | 26 |
"Last Kiss" band | 26 |
Resembling a certain fruit | 26 |
Robert Burns, the ___ Bard | 26 |
Austin ___ State U., Tenn. | 26 |
A bivalve mollusk; scallop | 26 |
Riders of shank's mare | 26 |
Foot treatments, for short | 26 |
Pull at the corner of, say | 26 |
Sir Robert's monuments | 26 |
Number one among children? | 26 |
Tiny Christmas decoration? | 26 |
Fixed, as an exchange rate | 26 |
Disney's Pete, for one | 26 |
Architect I. M. and family | 26 |
Rhode Island's senator | 26 |
Alexander's birthplace | 26 |
_____ton, British Columbia | 26 |
North American Indian dish | 26 |
Requirement for absolution | 26 |
Dangling object, old style | 26 |
Moniker on a box of pasta? | 26 |
Keystone prison conditions | 26 |
Old amusement park feature | 26 |
Lenny makes buys while ... | 26 |
1941 Cary Grant tearjerker | 26 |
Warden wannabe's study | 26 |
Study of prison management | 26 |
Tourist quarters in Europe | 26 |
Five-sided building in Va. | 26 |
Another side to a hoedown? | 26 |
House pests to drive away? | 26 |
Fudgelike treats with nuts | 26 |
"Pirates of ___" | 26 |
Celebrity magazine editor? | 26 |
Average American, they say | 26 |
___ AC (pharmacy purchase) | 26 |
1937 Jean Gabin title role | 26 |
More affected by Dexedrine | 26 |
Roche _____, Saskatchewan | 26 |
Oxycodone-based painkiller | 26 |
Man with a poultry income? | 26 |
Hole, in philatelic jargon | 26 |
Like a 300 game in bowling | 26 |
Clothes buyer's desire | 26 |
Unfailing tone recognition | 26 |
Gymnasts' quests, once | 26 |
Repeated word in Cake song | 26 |
Yellowish green birthstone | 26 |
Place for a fence, perhaps | 26 |
Like Mendeleev's table | 26 |
Some refrigerator contents | 26 |
Washington's hairpiece | 26 |
Popular scripting language | 26 |
Ambassador takes a husband | 26 |
Prefix before tan or frost | 26 |
With frost, arctic subsoil | 26 |
Constant, in product names | 26 |
Passing into every part of | 26 |
Mother Goose's creator | 26 |
Editor of The Daily Planet | 26 |
Latte that won't quit? | 26 |
A classified advertisement | 26 |
Woodworker's own tool? | 26 |
Inner torment so to speak | 26 |
No-no in objective reports | 26 |
Aide for a V.I.P. customer | 26 |
Made a nuisance of oneself | 26 |
Collage of potpourri bits? | 26 |
Source of Siamese supplies | 26 |
It has dog and cat mascots | 26 |
Lassie and Marmaduke, e.g. | 26 |