Full or first quarter, e.g. | 27 |
Crescent moon, for instance | 27 |
Weapons with a stun setting | 27 |
Cool, in 1990s rap parlance | 27 |
Excellent, to the MTV crowd | 27 |
A grad may be working on it | 27 |
Rice paper, perhaps?: Abbr. | 27 |
Result of a defended thesis | 27 |
Deg. held by Woodrow Wilson | 27 |
Ones who get a third degree | 27 |
Candidates seek them: Abbr. | 27 |
#1 in all-time Olympic gold | 27 |
"That was close!" | 27 |
"Boy, is it hot!" | 27 |
Exclamation after a workout | 27 |
The Eagles, on a scoreboard | 27 |
Symbol for the golden ratio | 27 |
Fourth-to-last Greek letter | 27 |
Proctor of Firesign Theatre | 27 |
Music's Ochs or Collins | 27 |
Famous groundhog, for short | 27 |
He sits to Ripa's right | 27 |
___ Vance, fictional sleuth | 27 |
Dead fans tend to like them | 27 |
Attempt some Internet fraud | 27 |
Jacob's-ladder, for one | 27 |
Lisa on "Friends" | 27 |
Friend of Monica and Rachel | 27 |
It may be clipped to a belt | 27 |
Used A.G.B.'s invention | 27 |
Dropped a dime, so to speak | 27 |
Call a talk radio show, say | 27 |
Items in a "bank" | 27 |
Series of messages, perhaps | 27 |
Frustrating series of calls | 27 |
Place for a record, briefly | 27 |
Donald's fourth nephew? | 27 |
Something to take on a trip | 27 |
Word before essay or finish | 27 |
Thing turned while speaking | 27 |
Former NBC anchor Lindstrom | 27 |
Flier to Karachi, initially | 27 |
___ mater (brain enveloper) | 27 |
Singer known as the Sparrow | 27 |
Edith ___, memorable singer | 27 |
Billy Joel's instrument | 27 |
Instrument for Rachmaninoff | 27 |
Elton John's instrument | 27 |
Clavichord's descendant | 27 |
What Marilyn Crispell plays | 27 |
Station for the Ragtime Kid | 27 |
Emanuel Ax's instrument | 27 |
Alicia Keys' instrument | 27 |
Spot to savor old standards | 27 |
Place to meet for cocktails | 27 |
Instruments for the Serkins | 27 |
'Grand' instruments | 27 |
Subject of Variety ballyhoo | 27 |
It's not an elite type? | 27 |
Type size larger than elite | 27 |
Book designer's measure | 27 |
"She-Goat" artist | 27 |
"Ma Jolie" artist | 27 |
"Guernica" artist | 27 |
It's found in the winds | 27 |
Trillionth, in metric names | 27 |
Early inhabitant of Britain | 27 |
Word after cutie or sweetie | 27 |
It's slapstick material | 27 |
It often has an upper crust | 27 |
What Jack Horner was eating | 27 |
Thanksgiving dessert, often | 27 |
Something to leave room for | 27 |
Peach, cherry, or blueberry | 27 |
Item for Little Jack Horner | 27 |
It may have a crimped crust | 27 |
___ in the sky (empty wish) | 27 |
What's C and easy, too? | 27 |
Meeting overhead, sometimes | 27 |
'USA Today' graphic | 27 |
Merchant in a nursery rhyme | 27 |
Inspiration for the Frisbee | 27 |
San Francisco Bay structure | 27 |
Place with slips and sloops | 27 |
Party cruise starting point | 27 |
Navy ___ (Chicago landmark) | 27 |
Mathematician ___ de Fermat | 27 |
They're cut into wedges | 27 |
Mondrian, the Dutch painter | 27 |
Depiction of Mary and Jesus | 27 |
Many a Renaissance painting | 27 |
Madonna-and-child sculpture | 27 |
Famed sculpture in Florence | 27 |
Castoff from a fair contest | 27 |
Captain Link Hogthrob, e.g. | 27 |
Dr. Doolittle's Gub-Gub | 27 |
Having inward-pointing feet | 27 |
Having feet pointing inward | 27 |
Character with a dust cloud | 27 |
Not the daintiest of eaters | 27 |