Photographer's product | 26 |
Microsoft Word command | 22 |
Make the morning papers | 23 |
Make the morning paper? | 23 |
It may be fine or fine art | 26 |
It may be fine in a contract | 28 |
Form request, sometimes | 23 |
Dressmaker's material | 25 |
Developed motion-picture film | 29 |
Damning evidence, perhaps | 25 |
"Read the fine ___" | 29 |
One of Franklin's fortes | 28 |
Troubled industry, these days | 29 |
Photos from Merthyr Tydfil? | 27 |
Blotch on one's record | 26 |
Abbot's right-hand man | 26 |
Part of a perp's record | 27 |
Part of a criminal record | 25 |
Before, with "to" | 27 |
Before (with "to") | 28 |
Poet who ridiculed Dryden | 25 |
Official in a monastery | 23 |
Reason for not attending | 24 |
A __: logician's term | 25 |
A ___ (conceived beforehand) | 28 |
A ___ (kind of reasoning) | 25 |
A ___ (based on logic) | 22 |
A ___ (already conceived) | 25 |
Spectrum-showing object | 23 |
Spectrum-showing device | 23 |
Light-refracting object | 23 |
Light-refracting crystal | 24 |
Spectrum-forming solid | 22 |
Spectrum-forming crystal | 24 |
Spectrometer component | 22 |
Solid figure dispersing light | 29 |
Piece of cut crystal, perhaps | 29 |
Optics device used by Newton | 28 |
They make colorful displays | 27 |
Light-refracting devices | 24 |
Some glass paperweights | 23 |
Place to find pen pals? | 23 |
"Fidelio" setting | 27 |
Place of con confinement | 24 |
Life may be spent here | 22 |
Building without cell phones? | 29 |
Where cons may exercise | 23 |
Excessively proper one | 22 |
Overly prim and proper person | 29 |
Excessively prim and proper | 27 |
Straitlaced and then some | 25 |
Straight-laced and then some | 28 |
Overly prim and proper | 22 |
Not open to the public | 22 |
Result of solitary sorrow | 25 |
Self-employed detective | 23 |
Philip Marlowe or Sam Spade | 27 |
Mike Hammer or Sam Spade | 24 |
Wealthy executive's plane | 29 |
Many a lawyer's office | 26 |
What some lawyers go into | 25 |
What a lawyer may have | 22 |
Physician's option | 22 |
Elite educational site | 22 |
Phillips Exeter, for one | 24 |
Headmaster's domain | 23 |
In on, with "to" | 26 |
Kind of council or seal | 23 |
Certain kind of council | 23 |
Racing's Grand ___ | 22 |
Grand ___, in auto racing | 25 |
Grand ___ (annual race) | 23 |
À tout __: at all costs | 27 |
____ fixe (menu notation) | 25 |
___ fixe, on a French menu | 26 |
___ fixe (menu notation) | 24 |
Palme d'Or, for one | 23 |
Boxing-ring competition | 23 |
Raffle winners get them | 23 |
Goldfish, at carnivals | 22 |
Spin doctor, for short | 22 |
Madison Ave. worker, perhaps | 28 |
Image consultant, for short | 27 |
Some spinners, informally | 25 |
Some corp. image builders | 25 |
Sales-promotion experts | 23 |
Image shapers, for short | 24 |
Image handlers, for short | 25 |
Band's consultants, e.g. | 28 |
"Aye!" sayer | 22 |
Amateur's opposite | 22 |
Voting "yea" | 22 |
What an athlete may turn | 24 |
One who plays for a living | 26 |
Country-club instructor | 23 |
What some amateurs turn | 23 |
One getting paid to play | 24 |
Athlete who plays for pay | 25 |
Amateurs might turn this | 24 |
What some players turn | 22 |