They're sometimes running | 29 |
Their lines are often crossed | 29 |
Twenty-two divisions of India | 29 |
The U.S., to an overseas G.I. | 29 |
The E.P.A. issues them: Abbr. | 29 |
Thérèse, for one: Abbr. | 29 |
The Clermont's propellant | 29 |
T. S. Eliot's middle name | 29 |
Transport for Prince Charming | 29 |
Trooper Duffy portrayer on TV | 29 |
Testimony recorder, for short | 29 |
Two-___ (fox trot forerunner) | 29 |
Three-dimensional photography | 29 |
Tristram Shandy's creator | 29 |
They may be felt on the range | 29 |
Their work often takes flight | 29 |
The Cards of the N.L. Central | 29 |
The Cardinals, on scoreboards | 29 |
Town nearly destroyed in 1944 | 29 |
The two things tires do best? | 29 |
They're located on organs | 29 |
TV advertiser's prep work | 29 |
Two U.S. writers and Brummell | 29 |
Treasured instrument, briefly | 29 |
They may wind up in the drink | 29 |
They meet throughout the city | 29 |
Take in __ (deal with calmly) | 29 |
They may be pulled as a favor | 29 |
Tuxedo shirt buttons, usually | 29 |
They really hit the low notes | 29 |
Tries to get restitution from | 29 |
Those making complex repairs? | 29 |
The Everly Brothers' girl | 29 |
The ugly duckling, when grown | 29 |
The Ugly Duckling, eventually | 29 |
Tchaikovsky ballet characters | 29 |
Tax-free transaction, usually | 29 |
The Sultan of ___ (Babe Ruth) | 29 |
There's only one in Maine | 29 |
Together, with "in" | 29 |
The 'S' of GPS: Abbr. | 29 |
The 'S' of TBS: Abbr. | 29 |
The 'S' of DOS: Abbr. | 29 |
They're picked up in bars | 29 |
They may be picked up in bars | 29 |
Typewriter formatting feature | 29 |
Two of a well-known threesome | 29 |
Thomas Lincoln's nickname | 29 |
They may be itchy in sweaters | 29 |
Touches a base before running | 29 |
They were big in the '50s | 29 |
Trump casino hotel, for short | 29 |
Tailor's chalk, typically | 29 |
Tailor's chalk ingredient | 29 |
They may be told by fishermen | 29 |
Teen role for Debbie Reynolds | 29 |
Third largest city in Florida | 29 |
The girl from Ipanema had one | 29 |
Tony winner as Blanche DuBois | 29 |
They're seen at the beach | 29 |
Taunt by raising expectations | 29 |
The Way, according to Lao-Tse | 29 |
They click on the dance floor | 29 |
The Sun, The Moon or The Star | 29 |
They get spread over diamonds | 29 |
They may be excited by dinner | 29 |
They're heard at Heathrow | 29 |
They're felt in mid-April | 29 |
They're hailed by doormen | 29 |
Tornadic toon devil, casually | 29 |
The 'T' of PTA: Abbr. | 29 |
The Horned Frogs of Ft. Worth | 29 |
They precede kicks, for short | 29 |
The Mad Hatter's beverage | 29 |
Trees yielding wood for ships | 29 |
Three-legged ornamental table | 29 |
The 'T' of MIT: Abbr. | 29 |
Tot's glassy-eyed bedmate | 29 |
Typical S.E. Hinton character | 29 |
Time's lead on the links? | 29 |
They're between 12 and 20 | 29 |
They're in front of ewes? | 29 |
They're sometimes crowned | 29 |
Toughening a Southwest state? | 29 |
Time for late risers, perhaps | 29 |
Two hours before lunch, maybe | 29 |
Twelve inches of supply boat? | 29 |
Tool used for those who serve | 29 |
Tough pickup for some bowlers | 29 |
Tightens, with "up" | 29 |
Tithers' amounts, usually | 29 |
Three times, in prescriptions | 29 |
Time for a senator or student | 29 |
They can bring the house down | 29 |
Three winning lottery numbers | 29 |
The 'T' of NWT: Abbr. | 29 |
Trial in simulated conditions | 29 |
Three-day Vietnamese festival | 29 |
They're given in November | 29 |
Title's first word, often | 29 |