Members of a certain fleet | 26 |
Curb queuers, sometimes | 23 |
Crane operators' perches | 28 |
City shortage in bad weather | 28 |
Checkers, for instance | 22 |
Where business is picking up? | 29 |
Place for a pickup line? | 24 |
Grand Central queueing spot | 27 |
Chocolate-yielding tree | 23 |
Bean used in making chocolate | 29 |
Seed used as Aztec currency | 27 |
Wonka's favorite tree? | 26 |
Tree whence chocolate comes | 27 |
Tree used to make chocolate | 27 |
Major export of Ivory Coast | 27 |
Ingredient of chocolate | 23 |
Important West Indies crop | 26 |
Hershey's raw material | 26 |
Hershey company purchase | 24 |
Treasure hunter's find | 26 |
Where the loot gets left | 24 |
Bank robber's secret | 24 |
Where cash might be stashed | 27 |
Valuables hiding place | 22 |
Teach's repository | 22 |
Squirrel's nuts, maybe | 26 |
Secret store of supplies | 24 |
Distinguishing feature | 22 |
Mark of official approval | 25 |
Official seal on a document | 27 |
Sound from the henhouse | 23 |
Laugh like the Wicked Witch | 27 |
Wicked Witch's outburst | 27 |
Saguaro and prickly pear | 24 |
They have sticking points | 25 |
Prickly pear and saguaro | 24 |
Prickly pear and barrel | 23 |
Parts of the desert flora | 25 |
Desert landscape features | 25 |
Woes for Wile E. Coyote | 23 |
Western movie backdrops | 23 |
Things with sticking points | 27 |
They're hardly spineless | 28 |
They have many needles | 22 |
Stickers in the desert | 22 |
Source of dragon fruit | 22 |
Saguaro, opuntia, etc. | 22 |
Prickly pears, for example | 26 |
Prickly pear producers | 22 |
Prickly pear and cereus | 23 |
Petrified Forest flora | 22 |
Gila woodpeckers nest in them | 29 |
Flora of the Mojave Desert | 26 |
Chollas, saguaros, etc. | 23 |
It has points in Arizona | 24 |
Old-man ___, Mexican plant | 26 |
Mescal or prickly pear | 22 |
Low-maintenance potted plant | 28 |
It contains points in Arizona | 29 |
It can be sticky in Arizona | 27 |
Desert flora sight, perhaps | 27 |
Dirty rotten scoundrel | 22 |
Gentleman's opposite | 24 |
Ungentlemanly gentleman | 23 |
Probably not Mr. Right | 22 |
One who may be slapped | 22 |
One a woman can't trust | 27 |
He's not Mr. Right | 22 |
Character like Steerforth | 25 |
Certainly not a gentleman | 25 |
Country club summer job | 23 |
G.M. luxury car, informally | 27 |
Expensive car, in slang | 23 |
British Columbia sea ser-pent | 29 |
Rhythmic, as a drumbeat | 23 |
Having a rhythmic beat | 22 |
Having a rhythmic fall | 22 |
Virtuosic improvisation | 23 |
Elaborate solo passage | 22 |
Midshipman's counterpart | 28 |
Naval Academy freshman | 22 |
Student at the Citadel | 22 |
Military academy enrollee | 25 |
Colorado Springs student | 24 |
Air Force Academy student | 25 |
Younger son or brother | 22 |
Would-be police officer | 23 |
Student in a military uniform | 29 |
Military-school student | 23 |
Military school attendee | 24 |
Midshipman counterpart | 22 |
General starting point? | 23 |
General starting off point? | 27 |
Eisenhower: 1911–15 | 26 |
Ones getting marching orders | 28 |
Military-school students | 24 |
Midshipmen's rivals | 23 |
They take marching orders | 25 |
Students at the U.S.M.A. | 24 |
Starfleet Academy students | 26 |