| They're usually hands-on | 28 |
| They're covered by hoods | 28 |
| Throw tennis star Sharapova? | 28 |
| Two patriots and a historian | 28 |
| To whom a madam relates sin? | 28 |
| They may lead to great feats | 28 |
| Toddler raised on chocolate? | 28 |
| The six days of the Creation | 28 |
| Take some jerks as hostages? | 28 |
| They might have implications | 28 |
| They stockpile and stockpile | 28 |
| Tolkien's Frodo, for one | 28 |
| Tolkien's Shire dwellers | 28 |
| They have deeds to dwellings | 28 |
| Timed like some air shuttles | 28 |
| Tinseltown, in old headlines | 28 |
| They're often underlined | 28 |
| Third-largest moon of Saturn | 28 |
| They just scrape the surface | 28 |
| Title king of a Mozart opera | 28 |
| Tuscaloosa inmate's song | 28 |
| They have prominent flippers | 28 |
| They can be hurled at people | 28 |
| Thatcher of England, to many | 28 |
| Tennyson's Irish heroine | 28 |
| Temporary teacher in Torino? | 28 |
| Ted Shawn's dance center | 28 |
| Tried to influence with talk | 28 |
| Talk show host with pizzazz? | 28 |
| To Kill a Mockingbird boy | 28 |
| Tools for making twisty cuts | 28 |
| Thieves who pry open windows | 28 |
| Tony role for Dewhurst: 1974 | 28 |
| Theme words for a winter eve | 28 |
| Title for Kagan or Sotomayor | 28 |
| They may be attached to fobs | 28 |
| The basics of boat-building? | 28 |
| They're already familiar | 28 |
| They use the Hangul alphabet | 28 |
| Toronto Argonauts punter Joe | 28 |
| The Halos, on sports tickers | 28 |
| Two-time Grammy winner Patti | 28 |
| Translators' specialties | 28 |
| TV interviewee's clip-on | 28 |
| Term signifying Latino pride | 28 |
| They may stand for something | 28 |
| The Sharks of Broadway, e.g. | 28 |
| Typesetter's term: Abbr. | 28 |
| Temporary "owners" | 28 |
| Tomorrow's dinner, maybe | 28 |
| Tablet of ruled yellow paper | 28 |
| Tendency to let things slide | 28 |
| The Grateful Dead's Phil | 28 |
| Take the situation in stride | 28 |
| Tête-à -tête lead-in | 28 |
| Threshold, to a psychologist | 28 |
| The snowman was facing a ___ | 28 |
| The one puppy that can read? | 28 |
| Traps off the coast of Maine | 28 |
| Trompe _____ (optical trick) | 28 |
| Tale of a Piggy's plight | 28 |
| TV's Greene and Michaels | 28 |
| Theme of many a country song | 28 |
| Tina who played Ginger on TV | 28 |
| Tip O'Neill's milieu | 28 |
| The Roman language, later on | 28 |
| The Ramblers of the N.C.A.A. | 28 |
| Tools for digging post holes | 28 |
| Turns toward the wind: Naut. | 28 |
| The sex lives of astronauts? | 28 |
| Those shopping for raincoats | 28 |
| Type of crowd to be far from | 28 |
| The economy, in many debates | 28 |
| Thoroughfare in Anytown, USA | 28 |
| Tokyo Metro reading material | 28 |
| They offer hyped-up sermons? | 28 |
| They're above fireplaces | 28 |
| The Mediterranean, to Romans | 28 |
| Tennis playerÂ’s address? | 28 |
| The city's baseball team | 28 |
| The Winslow's family dog | 28 |
| The Winslow family's dog | 28 |
| Trump cards in certain games | 28 |
| TV oilman-turned-private eye | 28 |
| They're roomy and gloomy | 28 |
| The 1890's, historically | 28 |
| Trapper John's last name | 28 |
| Tone down a hip-hop monthly? | 28 |
| Tennessee's largest city | 28 |
| Teachers' college course | 28 |
| Typical Citi Field spectator | 28 |
| Tight spot in South Florida? | 28 |
| Tyrannical Egyptian actress? | 28 |
| The year 1003, to the Romans | 28 |
| Three Musketeers alternative | 28 |
| Texas Rangers catcher Bengie | 28 |
| Term of friendship in France | 28 |
| Tire shop employee, at times | 28 |
| Trade-show giveaway, perhaps | 28 |
| They're open to question | 28 |