| It's thrown on bad ideas | 28 |
| Alto sax immortal Ornette __ | 28 |
| "Wunderbar" (1948) | 28 |
| Subjugation of other nations | 28 |
| Removes the gray areas from? | 28 |
| October 13, 2008 celebration | 28 |
| Part of a budget spreadsheet | 28 |
| What a white flag indicates? | 28 |
| Represent at a costume party | 28 |
| Make a more attractive offer | 28 |
| "Door's open!" | 28 |
| "Abbey Road" track | 28 |
| Discusses the issue, at last | 28 |
| Recurring celestial visitors | 28 |
| Halley's and Encke's | 28 |
| Treat a Saudi king with TLC? | 28 |
| "Watch this space" | 28 |
| Attempting to score in 1978? | 28 |
| Military assault team member | 28 |
| The sound of ordinary crows? | 28 |
| William Pitt was a great one | 28 |
| British Columbia Forces Base | 28 |
| Tiny greeting from Hallmark? | 28 |
| Noted 1982 computer start-up | 28 |
| Translating computer program | 28 |
| One who prepares a directory | 28 |
| Psychiatrist's diagnosis | 28 |
| Walled-in group of buildings | 28 |
| Fenced-in group of buildings | 28 |
| User's storage component | 28 |
| User's electronic record | 28 |
| Problematic program for a PC | 28 |
| Dot-___ (on-line businesses) | 28 |
| Tenderly, on a musical score | 28 |
| Air marshal's possession | 28 |
| Study of mollusks and shells | 28 |
| Assembly that selects a pope | 28 |
| She preceded Hillary Clinton | 28 |
| Hillary Clinton followed her | 28 |
| Where office colleagues meet | 28 |
| They provide plenty of kicks | 28 |
| Of the same biological group | 28 |
| Imagine, with "up" | 28 |
| Piano composer ___ Nancarrow | 28 |
| Hank Morgan, in a Twain tale | 28 |
| "Roseanne" surname | 28 |
| Emulate William I of England | 28 |
| Pete and Neil who took steps | 28 |
| Start of a paraphrased quote | 28 |
| Saved, as one's strength | 28 |
| "Right away, boss" | 28 |
| Assist financially, in a way | 28 |
| Pilot's instrument panel | 28 |
| There's only one in Iowa | 28 |
| Building business, for short | 28 |
| Things that don't change | 28 |
| A walk around the deck, e.g. | 28 |
| "The Barefoot ___" | 28 |
| Battle of the bands, for one | 28 |
| Pull a fast one on proctors? | 28 |
| Surrounding sentences, maybe | 28 |
| Prisoner's wrongful act? | 28 |
| Custom officer's concern | 28 |
| Not meeting, as expectations | 28 |
| ___-partie (furniture inlay) | 28 |
| One delinquent in delegating | 28 |
| Sugar-pill takers, sometimes | 28 |
| Parts of double-blind trials | 28 |
| Aid in making snickerdoodles | 28 |
| Hipsters' ballpark lunch | 28 |
| Finishing a rigorous workout | 28 |
| Tidy sum, in winter business | 28 |
| Screeners of would-be buyers | 28 |
| Make off with some vehicles? | 28 |
| Machine for notching girders | 28 |
| Crowning point on a building | 28 |
| Carpenter's curve cutter | 28 |
| Statue of Liberty's skin | 28 |
| 7th wedding anniversary gift | 28 |
| Betsey Trotwood's nephew | 28 |
| Elegant style of handwriting | 28 |
| Carnelian omelet ingredient? | 28 |
| Having a reddish-brown tinge | 28 |
| Transitional musical passage | 28 |
| Unoriginal newspaper worker? | 28 |
| They can supersize your work | 28 |
| Playing not very hard-to-get | 28 |
| Heavyweight champ of 1892-97 | 28 |
| Una __: using the soft pedal | 28 |
| Focal point of a politician? | 28 |
| Iowa, Illinois and neighbors | 28 |
| Her children were her jewels | 28 |
| Place for a date, frequently | 28 |
| Twisted paper sweets-holders | 28 |
| Less sophisticated, in a way | 28 |
| From Land's End, perhaps | 28 |
| British duties ended in 1846 | 28 |
| Kitchen or theater appliance | 28 |
| British general at Yorktown | 28 |
| Get one's head together? | 28 |