Suggestion by a sommelier, perhaps | 34 |
Mrs. Skelton's favorite color? | 34 |
Capitalist's dreaded ink color | 34 |
Buttons up for an Oscar in '58 | 34 |
First name in 70's-80's TV | 34 |
'70s sitcom costar with Demond | 34 |
"Ear Candy" singer Helen | 34 |
'Ordinary People' director | 34 |
Pigment used in some primer paints | 34 |
Completely make over in the studio | 34 |
Request after a failure, sometimes | 34 |
Alternative to a box of chocolates | 34 |
Oranges' neighbors on spectrum | 34 |
Where Solomon's navy was built | 34 |
Keep off a varsity team for a year | 34 |
Mellow, faintly sweet hot beverage | 34 |
Neckwear for SpongeBob SquarePants | 34 |
British R&B singer Des'___ | 34 |
Original pumpable basketball shoes | 34 |
"The Third Man" director | 34 |
He found the cause of yellow fever | 34 |
It might be just below the surface | 34 |
Excel's opposite, colloquially | 34 |
Says quickly, with "off" | 34 |
Actor who played Nicholas Nickleby | 34 |
June's Oscar-winning portrayer | 34 |
Rizzuto's Brooklyn counterpart | 34 |
Eponymous candy manufacturer Harry | 34 |
Elle in "Legally Blonde" | 34 |
"Somewhere in Time" star | 34 |
"Rear Window" star, 1998 | 34 |
The third man in the ring, briefly | 34 |
Send elsewhere, as to a specialist | 34 |
Use, as files, with "to" | 34 |
It's used to carry perishables | 34 |
Ones dressed in stripes, for short | 34 |
Monarch's crown, scepter, etc. | 34 |
Noted Jesuit high school in N.Y.C. | 34 |
He preceded Michael in the morning | 34 |
Do some lines with your coworkers? | 34 |
Bring back, as a laid-off employee | 34 |
Tend to again, as an injured joint | 34 |
Apply a cold compress to once more | 34 |
Senate Majority Leader after Frist | 34 |
McConnell's Senate counterpart | 34 |
"American Pie" star Tara | 34 |
Opener at an all-Beethoven concert | 34 |
Keep in check, with "in" | 34 |
Equestrian's "brake" | 34 |
Try to control, as a runaway horse | 34 |
''Stop worrying!'' | 34 |
Advice to a "workaholic" | 34 |
Freshen one's familiarity with | 34 |
Pulitzer-winning biography of 1935 | 34 |
Freeman book about a C.S.A. leader | 34 |
Like an apartment with new tenants | 34 |
Puts trust in, with "on" | 34 |
Go through again, as an experience | 34 |
Realtor's specialty, for short | 34 |
Job for a moving company, in brief | 34 |
Put in the ship's record again | 34 |
Dwelling changes, in Realtor-speak | 34 |
Have faith in, with "on" | 34 |
Trust, with ''on'' | 34 |
"The One I Love" singers | 34 |
"Collapse into Now" band | 34 |
Rock band fronted by Michael Stipe | 34 |
Athens band that turned 30 in 2010 | 34 |
"Radio Free Europe" band | 34 |
Like "Footloose" in 2011 | 34 |
What a couch potato probably holds | 34 |
O-___ ("Kill Bill" role) | 34 |
"Fuck tha Police" rapper | 34 |
Sofer of "Blind Justice" | 34 |
"___ unto Caesar . . . " | 34 |
French physicist ___ de Réaumur | 34 |
A's third base coach Lachemann | 34 |
"Outbreak" actress Russo | 34 |
1966 hit "Walk Away ___" | 34 |
Oscar nominee as Bridget and Roxie | 34 |
Name that means "reborn" | 34 |
Beatrix portrayer, in a 2006 movie | 34 |
Extend, as a magazine subscription | 34 |
Pay for another year of Stuff, say | 34 |
Santoni of "Dirty Harry" | 34 |
Eclectic painter: 1575–1642 | 34 |
"Mary Magdalene" painter | 34 |
City infamous for its divorce rate | 34 |
First female U.S. attorney general | 34 |
Seat of Nevada's Washoe County | 34 |
City that aptly rhymes with casino | 34 |
City named for a Civil War general | 34 |
Where one hopes to get a good deal | 34 |
Setting of a 2008 earthquake swarm | 34 |
National Automobile Museum setting | 34 |
City with an infamous divorce rate | 34 |
City that's a "oner" | 34 |
Painter of "The Bathers" | 34 |
Painter of "La Toilette" | 34 |
Some Musée d'Orsay hangings | 34 |