Nickname for trackman Johnson | 29 |
Offered as a door prize, say | 28 |
Like some party prizes | 22 |
Some lottery enthusiasts | 24 |
Reptiles won at fundraisers? | 28 |
Untreated, he's tricky | 26 |
Quilter's pouch, perhaps | 28 |
Motley assortment of things | 27 |
Miscellaneous assortment | 24 |
1964 #1 Four Seasons hit | 24 |
#1 hit for the 4 Seasons | 24 |
'88 Aerosmith smash | 23 |
Continued, as a big fire | 24 |
E. Indian cereal grass | 22 |
Like an Ann or Andy doll | 24 |
Gruelle's Ann or Andy | 25 |
Dilapidated building wing? | 26 |
Oriental cereal staple | 22 |
Irate restaurant force? | 23 |
Old World cereal grasses | 24 |
Coats named for a baron | 23 |
Seller of cloth scraps | 22 |
His tatters are what matters | 28 |
Dealer in old clothing | 22 |
Tease a hockey player? | 22 |
1950 #1 Ames Brothers hit | 25 |
High-quality writing medium | 27 |
High-quality stationery | 23 |
Do-it-yourself floor covering | 29 |
Homemade floor covering | 23 |
Makes fun of laceworkers? | 25 |
Scott Joplin's heyday | 25 |
Cuddly pasta sauce freebie? | 27 |
Sneeze causers, for some | 24 |
She hid the spies at Jericho | 28 |
Obama Chief of Staff Emanuel | 28 |
Mayor Emanuel of Chicago | 24 |
Chicago mayor -- Emanuel | 24 |
BarackÂ’s Chief of Staff | 27 |
Barack's chief of staff | 27 |
Cheers from the sidelines | 25 |
Cheering section cheers | 23 |
Marauder's activity | 23 |
Get a midnight snack, say | 25 |
Streak or stripe in Sarthe | 26 |
Transport that runs on tracks | 29 |
Passenger vehicle on tracks | 27 |
Those who viteruperate | 22 |
Attacking with harsh language | 29 |
Badinage and persiflage | 23 |
B. & O., Santa Fe, etc. | 27 |
Conductors, engineers, etc. | 27 |
It's usually on track? | 26 |
Pushed a bill through hastily | 29 |
Long, narrow apartment | 22 |
Shoes for riding Amtrak? | 24 |
Train schedule, perhaps | 23 |
Union Pacific and BNSF | 22 |
Some Monopoly purchases | 23 |
Four Monopoly properties | 24 |
Train workers in Bangkok? | 25 |
Things people are trained in? | 29 |
Narc operation on Amtrak? | 25 |
Commuters per hour, e. g.? | 26 |
Number in an Amtrak report? | 27 |
___ Kabaivanska, Met soprano | 28 |
Pour vodka and scotch? | 22 |
Vessel under the eaves | 22 |
Stormwater retention tank | 25 |
Collector of rooftop runoff | 27 |
Some people chase them | 22 |
Radiohead "In ___" | 28 |
Colorful arcs in the sky | 24 |
Famed ship run by Greenpeace | 28 |
Be pettish, as the weather | 26 |
Pursuer's protector | 23 |
It may be worn in the shower | 28 |
Native American ritual | 22 |
Hoped-for drought ender | 23 |
Hope for the drought-stricken | 29 |
Drought rituals, perhaps | 24 |
Certain American Indian rites | 29 |
Ballets on the reservation | 26 |
Bad-weather contingency plan | 28 |
Bad-weather contingency | 23 |
Outdoor event provision | 23 |
Bad weather contingency | 23 |
Maida of Our Lady Peace | 23 |
Creator of Tugboat Annie | 24 |
Housebound by the weather | 25 |
Two-time Oscar winner Luise | 27 |
Oscar-winning actress: 1936 | 27 |
Best Actress of 1936 and 1937 | 29 |
Speaker in F.D.R.'s day | 27 |
Old blues singer Ma ___ | 23 |
Early blues singer Ma -- | 24 |
Concerns for ecologists | 23 |
Weather station instrument | 26 |
Certain hats and shoes | 22 |
Child's fair-weather wish | 29 |