Marks on some interpretive tests | 32 |
M&M color introduced in 1995 | 32 |
Memory of a very busy day, maybe | 32 |
Music featured in "10" | 32 |
Manhattan or Brooklyn, for short | 32 |
Merchant vessel officer, briefly | 32 |
Many were burned in the '60s | 32 |
Maverick of "Maverick" | 32 |
Mark over an unstressed syllable | 32 |
Metaphor for annoying repetition | 32 |
Modesty preserver, in some films | 32 |
Method of pairing off for safety | 32 |
Military "alarm clock" | 32 |
Mexican Riviera port, familiarly | 32 |
Major city of southwest Colombia | 32 |
Mercury or Saturn, but not Venus | 32 |
Main character in "Up" | 32 |
Mike Patton's friend Hassett | 32 |
Michelangelo's marble source | 32 |
Mercury and Saturn, for instance | 32 |
Maker of watches and calculators | 32 |
Made a two-in-one move, in a way | 32 |
Motorcycle engine units, briefly | 32 |
Modern mixtape medium, for short | 32 |
Morey Amsterdam's instrument | 32 |
Many "Fortune" readers | 32 |
Movie-making trickery, for short | 32 |
Milne's "___ Marr" | 32 |
Mid-20th-century Chinese premier | 32 |
Matthews of "Hardball" | 32 |
Message written in a secret code | 32 |
Material for an idol's feet? | 32 |
Mr. Kadiddlehopper of classic TV | 32 |
Memorable 1964 Florida hurricane | 32 |
Middle-distance runner Sebastian | 32 |
Massachusetts, e.g., before 1776 | 32 |
Many a startup ender, these days | 32 |
Multiple-unit complex, for short | 32 |
Military horseman of the steppes | 32 |
Main ingredient of butter, often | 32 |
Members of the Algonquian Nation | 32 |
Mediterranean tourist attraction | 32 |
Man who was happy it was Friday? | 32 |
Medical imaging process, briefly | 32 |
Married name of Maria Sklodowska | 32 |
More than five million Europeans | 32 |
Mark Twain's celebrated frog | 32 |
Matisse's "La ___" | 32 |
Memorable singer: 1936–73 | 32 |
MLS team sponsored by Volkswagen | 32 |
Member of Ed Dodd's quartet? | 32 |
Melt glaze from, as a windshield | 32 |
Member of a frat founded at Yale | 32 |
Moore of "Margin Call" | 32 |
Makes a sergeant into a corporal | 32 |
Mount McKinley's native name | 32 |
More difficult to get through to | 32 |
Marais ___ Cygnes (Kansas river) | 32 |
Most of the United Arab Emirates | 32 |
Many talk show hosts sit at them | 32 |
Miley Cyrus' real first name | 32 |
Moist, like grass in the morning | 32 |
Many a New Year's resolution | 32 |
More than a quarter of a quarter | 32 |
Moon of Saturn named for a Titan | 32 |
Memorable designer's display | 32 |
More desperate, as circumstances | 32 |
Mythical Islamic folklore figure | 32 |
Material for forensic scientists | 32 |
Medical practitioners, for short | 32 |
Motherless calf, in the Old West | 32 |
Mrs. Copperfield, née Spenlow | 32 |
Medal of Freedom awardee of 2004 | 32 |
Mollycoddle, with "on" | 32 |
Many a '50s-'60s pop act | 32 |
Men in the middle of the peerage | 32 |
Morning commute reading material | 32 |
Make money the old-fashioned way | 32 |
Modern site that offers antiques | 32 |
Modern shopper's destination | 32 |
Magazine first published in 1945 | 32 |
Most of its strains are harmless | 32 |
MacDonald's singing sidekick | 32 |
MacDonald's frequent co-star | 32 |
Mystery Writers of America award | 32 |
Make a long story short, perhaps | 32 |
Make changes to, as a manuscript | 32 |
Martyred Carmelite nun ___ Stein | 32 |
Most Mets games are on it: Abbr. | 32 |
Most likely to cause goose flesh | 32 |
Mopey Hundred Acre Wood resident | 32 |
Makes do ( with "out") | 32 |
Mt. McKinley's is 20,320 ft. | 32 |
Mischief-maker with pointy shoes | 32 |
Member of the Whiffenpoofs, e.g. | 32 |
Manning with two Super Bowl MVPs | 32 |
Macpherson of "Sirens" | 32 |
Magazine with a palindromic name | 32 |
Magazine for the style-conscious | 32 |
Miss _____ of "Dallas" | 32 |