"Ontario" anagram | 27 |
One raising one's voice | 27 |
Form handled well by Handel | 27 |
Ones giving their addresses | 27 |
Round symbol of sovereignty | 27 |
What an astronaut may be in | 27 |
Once around, for John Glenn | 27 |
Like a satellite's path | 27 |
Trips around the world, say | 27 |
Goblinlike Tolkien creature | 27 |
Member of Sauron's army | 27 |
Black-and-white ocean beast | 27 |
Michael Anderson film: 1977 | 27 |
One of the San Juan Islands | 27 |
Violists' places: Abbr. | 27 |
Former fort on Monterey Bay | 27 |
Airport code for O'Hare | 27 |
Make misters ministers, say | 27 |
Gives ministerial authority | 27 |
It's taken at the diner | 27 |
Hamburger medium-rare, e.g. | 27 |
Ham and cheese on rye, e.g. | 27 |
Division of natural objects | 27 |
"The usual," e.g. | 27 |
"At ease!" is one | 27 |
Restaurant kitchen workload | 27 |
Garter and Knights Templars | 27 |
"It's do ___" | 27 |
Like first, second or third | 27 |
Latin word on a dollar bill | 27 |
'Novus -- Seclorum' | 27 |
Metallurgist's material | 27 |
It may have a silver lining | 27 |
Mineral that contains metal | 27 |
What some seams are made of | 27 |
Valuable find in the ground | 27 |
Smeltery's raw material | 27 |
Rock enjoyed by metal fans? | 27 |
Portland's state: Abbr. | 27 |
Mispickel or cinnabar, e.g. | 27 |
It might be found in a rush | 27 |
It may be reached by tunnel | 27 |
It may be found in a pocket | 27 |
Chalcopyrite, ___ of copper | 27 |
One of Pan's companions | 27 |
Some of Pan's entourage | 27 |
Where to find Eugene: Abbr. | 27 |
Where the John Day R. flows | 27 |
Sauce ingredient, sometimes | 27 |
Herb used with pasta sauces | 27 |
Home state of Linus Pauling | 27 |
Name in the grocery freezer | 27 |
ESPN sportscaster Hershiser | 27 |
'80s All-Star Hershiser | 27 |
Words implying consequences | 27 |
Threatener's conclusion | 27 |
End to a bully's threat | 27 |
End of a bully's threat | 27 |
Utah Valley University city | 27 |
"Family City USA" | 27 |
City once named Provo Bench | 27 |
City just east of Utah Lake | 27 |
Cookie that debuted in 1912 | 27 |
Snack first created in 1912 | 27 |
It comes in black and white | 27 |
Dairy Queen Blizzard choice | 27 |
Cookie with a creamy middle | 27 |
Ubiquitous crossword cookie | 27 |
Golden ___ (Nabisco cookie) | 27 |
Cookies 'n Cream cookie | 27 |
Cookie jar denizen, perhaps | 27 |
Cookie in stacking contests | 27 |
Chunky milkshake ingredient | 27 |
Sunshine Hydrox alternative | 27 |
Some twist it before eating | 27 |
Lunch box addition, perhaps | 27 |
Ingredient in some truffles | 27 |
Ice-cream ingredient, maybe | 27 |
Ice cream-and-cookies brand | 27 |
Dairy Queen Blizzard flavor | 27 |
Dairy Queen Blizzard add-in | 27 |
Crumbled ice-cream additive | 27 |
Cookie that many take apart | 27 |
Cookie sometimes deep-fried | 27 |
Cookie sometimes deep fried | 27 |
Cookie on a sundae, perhaps | 27 |
Cookie Monster treat, maybe | 27 |
___ Cakesters (snack brand) | 27 |
Some black and white snacks | 27 |
Snack sensations since 1912 | 27 |
Cookies with white fillings | 27 |
Cookies in many a box lunch | 27 |
Certain ice-cream additives | 27 |
Bite-size sandwiches, maybe | 27 |
Groundbreaking discoveries? | 27 |
Smelters' raw materials | 27 |
They're mined for metal | 27 |
Mispickel and bauxite, e.g. | 27 |
Holders of buried treasures | 27 |
Galena and bauxite, for two | 27 |