Armstrong's was historic | 28 |
King with revolting subjects | 28 |
His feast day is December 26 | 28 |
Songwriter born July 4, 1826 | 28 |
Author of "Carrie" | 28 |
She's not a birth parent | 28 |
Instruction manual beginning | 28 |
Southeastern European plains | 28 |
Where the Golden Horde lived | 28 |
Golden Horde's territory | 28 |
A rung on the ladder of life | 28 |
Pedometer's measurements | 28 |
The last ones can be doozies | 28 |
Ending for hip, quip, or tip | 28 |
Ending for hip or friend (4) | 28 |
Three-dimensional photograph | 28 |
Audiophile's acquisition | 28 |
It can add heat to an affair | 28 |
No-no for an Olympic athlete | 28 |
Drug abused by some athletes | 28 |
Shots taken by some athletes | 28 |
Attachment to young and old? | 28 |
They may be prayed to in Fr. | 28 |
Jeanne et Julie, e.g.: Abbr. | 28 |
Canonized Frenchwomen: Abbr. | 28 |
Anne and Geneviève: Abbr. | 28 |
"Keep it" notation | 28 |
Text preserver, to an editor | 28 |
Editor's change of heart | 28 |
"Leave it in" mark | 28 |
Indicator of second thoughts | 28 |
"My bad" in proofs | 28 |
"Don't change" | 28 |
Proofreaders' directions | 28 |
Marks on a proof to leave in | 28 |
Marks for retention, perhaps | 28 |
Comic strip character Canyon | 28 |
Either of the Apple founders | 28 |
Senior Supreme Court justice | 28 |
"Lincoln" director | 28 |
"Wildboyz" co-host | 28 |
1982 N.L. Rookie of the Year | 28 |
Sweetener for some diabetics | 28 |
Bouillabaisse or ratatouille | 28 |
Tasteless name for a rabbit? | 28 |
Dish served with a big spoon | 28 |
Jimmy, who befriended Harvey | 28 |
Potter of the Supreme Court | 28 |
Patrick of "X-Men" | 28 |
Former Justice Potter et al. | 28 |
Slowly cooked some heirlooms | 28 |
Goulash fresh from the oven? | 28 |
Bouillabaisse cooking vessel | 28 |
Suffers in heat and humidity | 28 |
Ratatouille and hasenpfeffer | 28 |
Flight attendants, for short | 28 |
Exile locale: 1815–21 | 28 |
Brit. island in the Atlantic | 28 |
1991 Wimbledon champ Michael | 28 |
Nail, as a gymnastic landing | 28 |
Price that's rarely paid | 28 |
High- -- (hockey infraction) | 28 |
2006 comedy about gymnastics | 28 |
Disciplinarians, essentially | 28 |
Dog drawn by a first-grader? | 28 |
Motorist's manual device | 28 |
Remain loyal to wildebeests? | 28 |
Shoving away, football-style | 28 |
Horse's "knee" | 28 |
Hold one's nose, perhaps | 28 |
Attempt to appear alert, say | 28 |
Blot on one's reputation | 28 |
Heel type named for a dagger | 28 |
Moonshiner's contrivance | 28 |
"___ nacht . . . " | 28 |
Ben of 'Tower Heist' | 28 |
Art student's assignment | 28 |
Equipment for a circus clown | 28 |
Juggler's perch, perhaps | 28 |
Cliffside dwelling supporter | 28 |
Like awkwardly formal speech | 28 |
Scary kids' books author | 28 |
Possible cause of a swelling | 28 |
... a bee during a downpour? | 28 |
Strong ale, in British lingo | 28 |
Swimmers with whiplike tails | 28 |
Like skunks or skunk cabbage | 28 |
Mix together, as cake batter | 28 |
Do as the cookbook instructs | 28 |
Tend to the batter, in a way | 28 |
Not a Bond martini direction | 28 |
Hadise "___ Me Up" | 28 |
"___ Crazy" (1980) | 28 |
Classic 1973 Bob Marley song | 28 |
Ruins 007's martini, say | 28 |
Gradually adds, as to batter | 28 |
NW Missouri city, informally | 28 |
Morningside Heights landmark | 28 |
Memphis hospital, familiarly | 28 |
Cardinals, on the scoreboard | 28 |