Hendryx of the group Labelle | 28 |
"Ali" actress Gaye | 28 |
Dada, to many of its critics | 28 |
___ word (coinage of a sort) | 28 |
Army sergeants, among others | 28 |
"___ of your lip!" | 28 |
Nursemaid's words, often | 28 |
Roving eyes on an exam, e.g. | 28 |
Toddler's transgressions | 28 |
Insensitive, in modern times | 28 |
One might be cooked al dente | 28 |
The letters in alphabet soup | 28 |
Sheltered and secluded place | 28 |
Barnes & Noble e-readers | 28 |
When two hands come together | 28 |
When a factory whistle blows | 28 |
Time for both hands to be up | 28 |
Nautical day's beginning | 28 |
Late time in a nursery rhyme | 28 |
Busy time for a cuckoo clock | 28 |
"High" time at MGM | 28 |
Midday assignation, in slang | 28 |
When both hands are together | 28 |
Lisa Halaby's royal name | 28 |
Koh-i- _____ (famed diamond) | 28 |
Running bowline, essentially | 28 |
Old West "necktie" | 28 |
Loop you prefer to be out of | 28 |
Causes of some untimely ends | 28 |
Without face value, as stock | 28 |
Lacking face value, as stock | 28 |
Like some stock certificates | 28 |
"Sorry, can't" | 28 |
Apartment prohibition, maybe | 28 |
"I can handle it!" | 28 |
A kind of "easter" | 28 |
"...fish ___ fowl" | 28 |
"... ___ should I" | 28 |
Ibsen's "doll" | 28 |
Wife of "Thin Man" | 28 |
Vaudeville entertainer Bayes | 28 |
Roberts or Ephron of writing | 28 |
Daughter of Maggie and Jiggs | 28 |
A Doll's Househeroine | 28 |
"WarGames" setting | 28 |
Multiple Grammy winner Jones | 28 |
Mrs. Helmer and Mrs. Charles | 28 |
Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Helmer | 28 |
Dunn and Ephron of Hollywood | 28 |
Seaweed wrapped around sushi | 28 |
Big bar patron of classic TV | 28 |
'-- Rae' (1979 film) | 28 |
_____ Rae (Sally Field role) | 28 |
Golf's Great White Shark | 28 |
Author of the 20th Amendment | 28 |
Sur's opposite, in Spain | 28 |
El ___ (the U.S., in Mexico) | 28 |
“El ___” (1983 film) | 28 |
Glinda the Good's domain | 28 |
Where snowbirds go in spring | 28 |
Part 8 of a Canada Day quote | 28 |
Colonel in the news: 1986-87 | 28 |
British P.M.: 1770–82 | 28 |
"___ Dallas Forty" | 28 |
Like some magnificent lights | 28 |
Host of 1994 Winter Olympics | 28 |
One rejection after another? | 28 |
Most unsolicited manuscripts | 28 |
Button on old cash registers | 28 |
Dietary restriction for some | 28 |
Pinocchio's protuberance | 28 |
Pinocchio's lie detector | 28 |
Margin of victory, sometimes | 28 |
What rocker may have pierced | 28 |
Durante's famous feature | 28 |
Carrot on a snowman, perhaps | 28 |
Like some seats in a stadium | 28 |
Nipped, with "out" | 28 |
"Long time _____!" | 28 |
Some plastic surgery targets | 28 |
Attendance-taker's count | 28 |
Attendance taker's count | 28 |
What attendance takers count | 28 |
Items counted in a roll call | 28 |
Attendance count, informally | 28 |
Confrontationally positioned | 28 |
Reservation taker's bane | 28 |
Military response, sometimes | 28 |
Not just casually interested | 28 |
Like stereotypical neighbors | 28 |
"I should say __!" | 28 |
Word in several Commandments | 28 |
"___ on my watch!" | 28 |
"She loves me ___" | 28 |
"I'm kidding!" | 28 |
"__ on your life!" | 28 |
Word of sarcastic revocation | 28 |
National Do __ Call Registry | 28 |
"We are __ amused" | 28 |
"She loves me ---" | 28 |