Something chewed on a pasture | 29 |
Implement with which to break | 29 |
It's white with no number | 29 |
Move caller for a round dance | 29 |
"The Hustler" props | 29 |
Implements for Minnesota Fats | 29 |
What some comments are off of | 29 |
Russian music critic César | 29 |
Pickled vegetables, for short | 29 |
Branch Davidian sect, for one | 29 |
New York governor after Carey | 29 |
One usually seen taking a bow | 29 |
Islamic architectural feature | 29 |
Ornamental rooftop structures | 29 |
British refresher, informally | 29 |
Dog that should be on a leash | 29 |
One who puts on a show, maybe | 29 |
Morsel for Little Miss Muffet | 29 |
Medical researcher's goal | 29 |
Certain tobacco farm employee | 29 |
Stone-pushing Winter Olympian | 29 |
A mummy may have one, perhaps | 29 |
"___, foiled again" | 29 |
Rudely brief and to the point | 29 |
Jane of "Coneheads" | 29 |
Girl's bent-kneed gesture | 29 |
Easy money provider, in slang | 29 |
Easy and profitable, as a job | 29 |
Like an easy, high-paying job | 29 |
Where astrological signs meet | 29 |
Astrological transition point | 29 |
Where Virgo meets Libra, e.g. | 29 |
Point on the crown of a tooth | 29 |
International airport section | 29 |
"Stop the cameras!" | 29 |
Like a baby with dimples, say | 29 |
Interrupt with a shoulder tap | 29 |
Words after "May I" | 29 |
It smells like bitter almonds | 29 |
Phrygian Earth Mother goddess | 29 |
Arnold's Terminator, e.g. | 29 |
Inspector Gadget, essentially | 29 |
Rinse or dry, in a dishwasher | 29 |
They're tough to convince | 29 |
Mediterranean island republic | 29 |
Saint of the Russian alphabet | 29 |
Dermatologist's diagnosis | 29 |
Rasputin's employer, e.g. | 29 |
Former Russian emperor (var.) | 29 |
Apply with a cotton ball, say | 29 |
"Aba ___ Honeymoon" | 29 |
Bangladesh capital, old-style | 29 |
Fish composed of music notes? | 29 |
PTA meeting attendee, perhaps | 29 |
Little League coach, probably | 29 |
Jon Voight, to Angelina Jolie | 29 |
Game with orcs and half-elves | 29 |
Coach in Little League, often | 29 |
"Anti-art" movement | 29 |
One of baby's first words | 29 |
Word in baby's vocabulary | 29 |
Toddler's call, sometimes | 29 |
Avant-garde movement: 1916-22 | 29 |
Artistic cult of the 20's | 29 |
Orphan Annie's benefactor | 29 |
Florida's Miami-__ County | 29 |
Pop's favorite root beer? | 29 |
Korean automaker bought by GM | 29 |
Willem of "Platoon" | 29 |
Willem in "Platoon" | 29 |
Statesman Hammarskjöld | 29 |
Former U.N. head Hammarskjold | 29 |
First name among U.N. leaders | 29 |
"Zip-A-Dee-Doo-___" | 29 |
"Well, lah-di-___!" | 29 |
"Zip-a-Dee Doo-___" | 29 |
Roald who created Willy Wonka | 29 |
"Kiss, Kiss" author | 29 |
Some music listening sessions | 29 |
Chinese city near Port Arthur | 29 |
It's not kosher with meat | 29 |
Cheese, ice cream, milk, etc. | 29 |
Platform for a guest of honor | 29 |
Henry James's Miss Miller | 29 |
Dagwood and Blondie's dog | 29 |
North or South state, briefly | 29 |
Africa's westernmost port | 29 |
Word in two states' names | 29 |
Word seen twice on a U.S. map | 29 |
Word following North or South | 29 |
___ segno (musical direction) | 29 |
The Mavericks, on scoreboards | 29 |
Lentil dish on an Indian menu | 29 |
Mongolian for 'ocean' | 29 |
1989 Nobel Peace Prize winner | 29 |
Flash Gordon's girlfriend | 29 |
Colonial governor of Virginia | 29 |
Former boss in Cook Co., Ill. | 29 |
Flamboyant Spanish surrealist | 29 |
Author of "Babaoua" | 29 |