Giving one's undivided attention |
Maid's cloths |
Styptic pencil ingredient |
"Medic" or "meter" lead-in |
Estate administrator |
Rand McNally offering |
Unlike an internal dialogue |
Musical times |
Setting for "Young Frankenstein" |
Developer's unit |
Oyster-shucking discard |
Thin, flat circular object |
Split evenly |
It comes to mind |
Latticework strip |
MacLachlan of the upcoming "Twin Peaks" series |
Banned fruit-growth regulator |
Dissolve and wash away, as minerals |
Suffix meaning "residents" or "followers" |
Source of knowledge |
Royal card game |
Saltimbocca meat |
Serious collision |
Flexible pipes |
Opposite of demote |
Raid the refrigerator |
Foofaraws |
Like Rushdie's ''Verses'' |
Medieval minstrel's poem |
Doctors' prescriptions |
Somewhat dark |
"Dido and Aeneas," for one |
Notions store purchase |
Gullible guy |
Square in a breadbasket |
Abnormal mass of tissue |
Identifies, as an undercover cop |
Not secret or hidden |
Most Monopoly income |
Maintenance expenses |
Third degree? |
Letter that comes before upsilon |
Traditional Olympics basketball powerhouse |
Smooth over, in a way |
Drop in on |
Japanese massage |
It may be + or - |
Stomachache cause, perhaps |
Barbie's cohort |
"Heaven's Gate" actor Kristofferson |
High-flying singer |
Corleone was one |
Prince of Monaco |
Ecclesiastical ceremony |
NY team, familiarly |
Dip in the middle, like an old mattress |
Autumnal chill |
Like the woman in a Roy Orbison classic |
Performers of plays, collectively |
Tibetan source of butter |
Shish ___ |
To go stealthily or furtively |
Painting holder |
Filling material |
Have contiguous borders |
Southwestern plateau |
Last word of many prayers |
Seconds at the dinner table |
Some pots |
Neighbors of the Navajo |
List-shortening abbreviation |
Word sometimes used with its plural |
Place for the clergy and choir |
Sends packing |
Rowboat implement |
Ninth letter of the Greek alphabet |
Owner's manual reader |
Make the keynote address |
Quickly deleted e-mail |
Kind of top |
Usually green mineral |
It has more than 5,000 feet |