| Part of many Québec names | 28 |
| Geneviève, for one: Abbr. | 28 |
| French holy woman, for short | 28 |
| Agnès or Cécile: Abbr. | 28 |
| Agnès or Catherine: Abbr. | 28 |
| "Hagiologie" subj. | 28 |
| ___-Foy, city near Québec | 28 |
| ___ Anne de Bellevue, Quebec | 28 |
| ___ Anne de Beaupré, Que. | 28 |
| Stand in good __ (be useful) | 28 |
| Places filled by substitutes | 28 |
| High school sweetheart, e.g. | 28 |
| Someone you see all the time | 28 |
| 2006 hit from The Raconteurs | 28 |
| It might be served au poivre | 28 |
| Diner's "turf" | 28 |
| Force a turnover at the Omni | 28 |
| Player like Rickey Henderson | 28 |
| Takes a five-finger discount | 28 |
| Rickey Henderson's 1,406 | 28 |
| ___ march on (gets the edge) | 28 |
| Shows affection unexpectedly | 28 |
| Artful Dodger's behavior | 28 |
| Herculean labor in Hollywood | 28 |
| Get closer to home, in a way | 28 |
| Energy source in old engines | 28 |
| Word before engine or shovel | 28 |
| Post-workout relaxation spot | 28 |
| Mickey Mouse cartoon of 1928 | 28 |
| Grouch who's plenty mad? | 28 |
| James Watt's development | 28 |
| Irate, Ã la Ralph Kramden | 28 |
| "The Avengers" guy | 28 |
| Material for a launching pad | 28 |
| "Wheels" to Stones | 28 |
| British essayist Sir Richard | 28 |
| Historian Henry ___ Commager | 28 |
| Political writer Sir Richard | 28 |
| English essayist Sir Richard | 28 |
| Addison contemporary Richard | 28 |
| "Dear Prue" writer | 28 |
| Prepared to grin and bear it | 28 |
| Four-time Super Bowl winners | 28 |
| Super Bowl champs of '09 | 28 |
| Franco Harris and colleagues | 28 |
| Metallic shade, in Sheffield | 28 |
| "Serenade" painter | 28 |
| Cheap's rhyming opposite | 28 |
| Like tea bags, traditionally | 28 |
| Take over from the autopilot | 28 |
| Sit in the driver's seat | 28 |
| Cheapest ship accommodations | 28 |
| Poor passenger's passage | 28 |
| Liner's cheapest section | 28 |
| Was in the driver's seat | 28 |
| They're driven in droves | 28 |
| Controls, as an Indy 500 car | 28 |
| Stuff into a ship's hold | 28 |
| Container that's hoisted | 28 |
| Container for a draft of ale | 28 |
| Christian Bale's stepmom | 28 |
| Envoy to Russia under F.D.R. | 28 |
| Pillar serving as a monument | 28 |
| Ancient commemorative tablet | 28 |
| Stanley Kowalski's woman | 28 |
| "___ by Starlight" | 28 |
| Sailor's patron, briefly | 28 |
| Winesap or wineglass feature | 28 |
| Prepare cherries for cooking | 28 |
| Static-X song about a plant? | 28 |
| Ornamented part of a gondola | 28 |
| Controversial research focus | 28 |
| Arm of the British military? | 28 |
| Hollywood's Nana in 1934 | 28 |
| goldwyn discovery Anna _____ | 28 |
| 1930's Goldwyn star Anna | 28 |
| It may make the nose wrinkle | 28 |
| Baseball's Old Professor | 28 |
| Baseball Hall of Famer Casey | 28 |
| A Casey who once went to bat | 28 |
| Increasingly rare office job | 28 |
| Crater explored by Apollo 17 | 28 |
| Pitman specialist, for short | 28 |
| One who probably knows Gregg | 28 |
| Gregg system expert, briefly | 28 |
| Item with a spiral-bound top | 28 |
| They tend to be fast typists | 28 |
| Obsolescent office positions | 28 |
| Group to whom dictators talk | 28 |
| Court reporter's machine | 28 |
| Cardiologist's insertion | 28 |
| It can get the blood flowing | 28 |
| Choreographer's creation | 28 |
| What the Castles might teach | 28 |
| Advance, with "up" | 28 |
| "Shake well," e.g. | 28 |
| Word before mother or lively | 28 |
| Something to watch, at times | 28 |
| Something to take you higher | 28 |
| Part of an aerobics exercise | 28 |