Title for Diana's brother | 29 |
They're big on dachshunds | 29 |
They may be ringing right now | 29 |
They may stand in auditoriums | 29 |
Time when the water's low | 29 |
Treasury offering of the past | 29 |
Treasury offering during WWII | 29 |
Theologian who opposed Luther | 29 |
The dismal science, for short | 29 |
The color of unbleached linen | 29 |
Town inland of the IJsselmeer | 29 |
Time manager's directive? | 29 |
Theodore Roosevelt's wife | 29 |
Textbook updates, e.g.: Abbr. | 29 |
The Confessor and G. Robinson | 29 |
They're slippery when wet | 29 |
They may slither until smoked | 29 |
They may have electric organs | 29 |
They may be smoked or pickled | 29 |
Times after sunsets, to poets | 29 |
Tulip chair designer Saarinen | 29 |
Third note of a C minor scale | 29 |
They're made for toasters | 29 |
They're sometimes coddled | 29 |
They're sold by the dozen | 29 |
They're routinely cracked | 29 |
They're cracked and fried | 29 |
They're added to cake mix | 29 |
They may get scrambled around | 29 |
They break for a morning meal | 29 |
Ted Baxter's was colossal | 29 |
They don't care about you | 29 |
Things inflated with hot air? | 29 |
They're sometimes fragile | 29 |
They're big in boardrooms | 29 |
They're big among bigwigs | 29 |
They often clash in Hollywood | 29 |
They think only of number one | 29 |
They remove ticks from cattle | 29 |
Top score on any PSAT segment | 29 |
Titular valley of a 2007 film | 29 |
TV friend of Jerry and George | 29 |
Third-largest island of Italy | 29 |
Tennis player's sore spot | 29 |
Take, as a nonrequired course | 29 |
Type of sch. with low grades? | 29 |
Tiger's ex, Ms. Nordegren | 29 |
Type size used in typewriters | 29 |
The "E" of B.P.O.E. | 29 |
The original ones were actors | 29 |
The "E" in B.P.O.E. | 29 |
The first Mrs. Woodrow Wilson | 29 |
Trees in an O'Neill title | 29 |
The Time Traveler's hosts | 29 |
Tie the knot in a secret spot | 29 |
The gold of the conquistadors | 29 |
Title of a Marty Robbins song | 29 |
Trains that go clickety-clack | 29 |
Two-time US Open winner Ernie | 29 |
The losing combatant, usually | 29 |
TV's Tarzan portrayer Ron | 29 |
TV "Tarzan" Ron --- | 29 |
Today's war correspondent | 29 |
Transcendentalist Ralph Waldo | 29 |
Turn on the waterworks, maybe | 29 |
Try to steal the scene, maybe | 29 |
They're unsubtle on stage | 29 |
Title for Charlemagne (abbr.) | 29 |
They never get off the ground | 29 |
They follow standing ovations | 29 |
The last word in some stories | 29 |
The Doors "The ___" | 29 |
Technical writer's target | 29 |
Town north of Shannon Airport | 29 |
Tennyson title hero ___ Arden | 29 |
Third-generation Genesis name | 29 |
Tolkien's Treebeard, e.g. | 29 |
This is going to take a while | 29 |
The entire body is its target | 29 |
They're sort of pointless | 29 |
They'll keep you on guard | 29 |
They have 35'' blades | 29 |
Their points are made bluntly | 29 |
They usually have many extras | 29 |
The Earl of Sandwich, for one | 29 |
The travels of Odysseus, e.g. | 29 |
The "Odyssey," e.g. | 29 |
Type of salt used medicinally | 29 |
They're a part of history | 29 |
Times on the History Channel? | 29 |
They go down when zeros go up | 29 |
Take a magnet to, as a floppy | 29 |
Teachers' pets, sometimes | 29 |
Tarzan creator's monogram | 29 |
Tarzan creator's initials | 29 |
Tarzan creatorÂ’s monogram | 29 |
Tiny fraction of a foot-pound | 29 |
Tribe with palisaded villages | 29 |
Tribe in the Great Lakes area | 29 |
Title bandit in a Verdi opera | 29 |