Suffix with billion and trillion | 32 |
Suffix often denoting great wealth | 34 |
English river having atmosphere? | 32 |
Ventilated, with "out" | 32 |
President Harding's Laddie Boy, e.g. | 40 |
Dog originally bred to hunt otters | 34 |
Harding's Laddie Boy, for one | 33 |
Dog used as a wartime dispatch bearer | 37 |
Breed once used as police dogs in England | 41 |
NBC vis-Ã -vis "Meet the Press" | 43 |
Rivers in England, France and Australia | 39 |
River in England and city in France | 35 |
Half of a South American capital | 32 |
Eastern part of a southern capital? | 35 |
Property tested in a wind tunnel | 32 |
Verizon's in-flight communicator | 36 |
The Falcons of the Mountain West Conference | 43 |
Plane in the title of a 1997 movie | 34 |
Film in which Ford was president | 32 |
IRS' military revenue source? | 33 |
Rock fan's "instrument" | 37 |
Pretend-player's "instrument" | 43 |
It's not seen in musical performances | 41 |
Instrument that's not seen and not heard | 44 |
Instrument sold at the Sky Mall? | 32 |
Propellant-powered pellet pistol | 32 |
Weapons in Olympic shooting events | 34 |
Having a higher ceiling and more light | 38 |
Opening of a fuel-burning engine | 32 |
Internal combustion engine system | 33 |
Something thrown on the red carpet | 34 |
Smooch that even misses the cheek | 33 |
Osculation as a noncontact sport? | 33 |
It puts the "high" in highway | 39 |
Emergency helicopter delivery, say | 34 |
One whose business is taking off? | 33 |
Certain military pilot's rank | 33 |
Weather-forecaster's concern | 32 |
Military decoration that depicts a flying eagle | 47 |
__ superiority: obvious confidence | 34 |
Remove the smell of B.O. from, say | 34 |
Landing place for private planes | 32 |
Setting for the events in this puzzle | 37 |
Windows commonly comprise about one-third of it | 47 |
Baltimore's Friendship, e.g. | 32 |
Meteorologist's or motorist's concern | 45 |
It can be measured in inches of mercury | 39 |
Two-handed gesture used for ironic effect | 41 |
Desired gift in "A Christmas Story" | 45 |
Pump-powered projectile propeller | 33 |
Simple folks don't put them on | 34 |
Ventilates, with "out" | 32 |
What social climbers may put on? | 32 |
What Gleason's Reginald puts on | 35 |
They may be put on in formal situations | 39 |
They may be put on at a black-tie party | 39 |
Puts on ... or things that are put on | 37 |
Planes need permission to enter it | 34 |
Modest people don't put them on | 35 |
Lovers of expensive furs may put them on | 40 |
Lets out, as Festivus grievances | 32 |
___ out (makes less stuffy, as a room) | 38 |
Bird's temperature regulator aid | 36 |
Valuable commodity in New York City | 35 |
It's guarded by military planes | 35 |
Area protected by military planes | 33 |
One way to Martha's Vineyard | 32 |
''TV Guide'' data | 33 |
"As the ___ a bird . . . ": Blake | 43 |
Circulatory opening in a building | 33 |
Sue Grafton's "___ for Alibi" | 43 |
Grafton's "___ for Alibi" | 39 |
"___ for Alibi" (Grafton novel) | 41 |
Grafton's "--- for Alibi" | 39 |
Grafton's "__ for Alibi" | 38 |
Grafton's '-- for Alibi' | 36 |
''___ for apple'' | 33 |
Sue Grafton's '-- for Alibi' | 40 |
Start of the first Millhone title | 33 |
Grafton's ' for Alibi' | 34 |
Chess-playing computer programs, e.g. | 37 |
"___ for apple..." (cereal jingle line) | 49 |
"___ for Alibi" (Sue Grafton mystery) | 47 |
"__ for Alibi": Grafton novel | 39 |
''__ for Alibi'' | 32 |
'-- for Alibi' (Sue Grafton novel) | 42 |
'-- for Alibi (Sue Grafton book)' | 41 |
'-- for Alibi (Grafton novel)' | 38 |
What the beverage cart rolls down | 33 |
It comes between in-laws at the wedding | 39 |
House of Representatives divider | 32 |
Alternative to "window" | 33 |
Where outstretched legs are hazards | 35 |
Walkway sometimes illuminated by flashlight | 43 |
Something to go down at the end of an engagement | 48 |
Path between supermarket shelves | 32 |
Location of a desirable theater seat | 36 |
Joint wrapped in clean Kleenex (5) | 34 |
It separates inlaws at the wedding | 34 |
Homophone for "I'll" | 34 |