Ravi Shankar's companion | 28 |
Instruments for Ravi Shankar | 28 |
They have pear-shaped bodies | 28 |
Word with building or burial | 28 |
Web or construction follower | 28 |
Potential Webby Award winner | 28 |
The optometrist's place? | 28 |
Security group at a protest? | 28 |
Some peaceful demonstrations | 28 |
Be ready for, as a fat pitch | 28 |
Be content with where one is | 28 |
Assumes better chair posture | 28 |
Many a vacationer's need | 28 |
They stay while parents play | 28 |
In an advantageous situation | 28 |
In ____: properly positioned | 28 |
Ancient bucket-shaped vessel | 28 |
Sacheverell, Osbert or Edith | 28 |
Dame Edith ___, English poet | 28 |
Destructive Hindu god (var.) | 28 |
God of destruction, in India | 28 |
Yard : three :: fathom : ___ | 28 |
Slayer "Final ___" | 28 |
Number of sides on a hexagon | 28 |
It's often under a caret | 28 |
Belgium, our # ____ trader | 28 |
Alarm clock setting, perhaps | 28 |
Weekday wakeup time, perhaps | 28 |
Not exactly a gimme, in golf | 28 |
You may bring it to a picnic | 28 |
Best substitute on the court | 28 |
Trivial Pursuit wedges, e.g. | 28 |
1982 Dudley Moore tearjerker | 28 |
Shoe salesman's question | 28 |
"One ___ fits all" | 28 |
Shoe salesperson's query | 28 |
Evaluated, with 'up' | 28 |
Judging, with "up" | 28 |
The English Beat's genre | 28 |
Music for Mods and Skinheads | 28 |
Popular card game in Germany | 28 |
Card game popular in Germany | 28 |
Fish similar to the stingray | 28 |
Make nice round figures, say | 28 |
Child's device on wheels | 28 |
Competed in the X Games, say | 28 |
Roller derby equipment, once | 28 |
They may set wheels spinning | 28 |
What Kings and Senators wear | 28 |
Hans Brinker's transport | 28 |
___-ball (bowling-like game) | 28 |
Summertime pest, so to speak | 28 |
Trapshooting events, briefly | 28 |
Word in a Beatles tune title | 28 |
Kadiddlehopper's creator | 28 |
Really untrustworthy looking | 28 |
Distort, as statistical data | 28 |
Alter to one's advantage | 28 |
Letters following DreamWorks | 28 |
Item usually bought in pairs | 28 |
Go down a black diamond, say | 28 |
Compete in a Nordic combined | 28 |
Runner with a turned-up nose | 28 |
It leaves a line in the snow | 28 |
Word with boot, lift or pole | 28 |
Parka and gloves, e.g. (2-4) | 28 |
One often in need of a lift? | 28 |
Evidence at an auto accident | 28 |
They leave marks on the road | 28 |
Went down Aspen's slopes | 28 |
Popped up, in baseball lingo | 28 |
Someone who could use a lift | 28 |
They can be found on the run | 28 |
Mountain climbers, of a sort | 28 |
Some vacation accommodations | 28 |
Utensil used to remove cream | 28 |
Take economizing to extremes | 28 |
Strive to stay within budget | 28 |
Providing the least coverage | 28 |
The body's largest organ | 28 |
It's shown in some clubs | 28 |
Hazies "___ Bones" | 28 |
One side in an informal game | 28 |
Go from first to third grade | 28 |
Jump to the end of the story | 28 |
It's planted in the snow | 28 |
It's held going downhill | 28 |
Abandon, with "on" | 28 |
Train for the ring, in a way | 28 |
Popular sing-along folk song | 28 |
Try to avoid arrest, perhaps | 28 |
Get out under cover of night | 28 |
Steers clear of, as an issue | 28 |
They might be full of moguls | 28 |
Where to buy poles and masks | 28 |
Where bindings can be bought | 28 |
Skintight garment, sometimes | 28 |
"Laugh-In" segment | 28 |
Way to the top of a mountain | 28 |
Moves rapidly over a surface | 28 |