Dressmaker's fabric | 23 |
Decorative upholstery fabric | 28 |
Decorative cotton fabric | 24 |
Worked really, really hard | 26 |
Worked a 12-hour shift, e.g. | 28 |
Tillie of the comics, e.g. | 26 |
Tillie of 1920s comics | 22 |
"Tillie the ___" | 26 |
Tillie's colleagues | 23 |
Upholsterer's fabrics | 25 |
___ water (cologne kin) | 23 |
Kind of water or training | 25 |
Important room in a trailer | 27 |
Grooming, making up, etc. | 25 |
It may get stuck to your heel | 29 |
Soap, lotion, cologne, etc. | 27 |
Toothpaste or hairbrush, e.g. | 29 |
Cologne, talc, lotion, etc. | 27 |
Madame's grooming ritual | 28 |
Formal or fashionable attire | 28 |
Eau de ___ (perfume variety) | 28 |
Demoiselle's dressing | 25 |
Doesn't do the job easily | 29 |
Breaks one's back, say | 26 |
Works in the mine, say | 22 |
Works and works and works | 25 |
Works a double shift, e.g. | 26 |
Puts in some sweat equity | 25 |
Put ___ (hard pressed) | 22 |
WWII Japanese prime minister | 28 |
Japanese general of the 1940s | 29 |
Japanese general Hideki | 23 |
War criminal executed in 1948 | 29 |
Pearl Harbor attack orderer | 27 |
Pearl Harbor attack initiator | 29 |
Noted 1940s war minister | 24 |
Japanese P.M.: 1941-44 | 22 |
Japanese P.M. during WWII | 25 |
Japanese P.M. during W.W. II | 28 |
Japanese leader of WWII | 23 |
General during World War II | 27 |
A W.W. II prime minister | 24 |
Pearl Harbor attack, e.g.? | 26 |
W.W. II general and namesakes | 29 |
Japanese general and family | 27 |
Wine from Hungary or Calif. | 27 |
Hungarian dessert wines | 23 |
Dispenser of Hungarian wine? | 28 |
Tip for a blackjack dealer | 26 |
Tip for a casino dealer | 23 |
Portion of bread, in Britain | 28 |
Gambling-hall gratuity | 22 |
Gambler's gratuity | 22 |
Kind of booth or opposition | 27 |
Currency substitute, perhaps | 28 |
Symbolic yet insubstantial | 26 |
Subway rider's need | 23 |
Straphanger's buy, once | 27 |
It might get you a ride | 23 |
Vecturist's delight | 23 |
Transit fare, at times | 22 |
Thimble or shoe, in Monopoly | 28 |
Thimble on a Monopoly board | 27 |
Subway turnstile feeder | 23 |
Subway rider's need, once | 29 |
Monopoly's thimble, e.g. | 28 |
Monopoly battleship, e.g. | 25 |
Like some black guys on TV | 26 |
It's dropped in a slot | 26 |
Commuter's coin, once | 25 |
Bit of arcade currency | 22 |
Lone-minority bug breeder? | 26 |
Lip service to equal rights | 27 |
Coin substitutes, often | 23 |
What vecturists collect | 23 |
What MetroCards replaced | 24 |
What a vecturist collects | 25 |
Units of appreciation? | 22 |
Symbols, as of appreciation | 27 |
Subway commuter's buys | 26 |
Some board game equipment | 25 |
N.Y.C. subway payments | 22 |
City dweller's pocketful | 28 |
Bygone NYC subway staples | 25 |
Amusement arcade items | 22 |
'Monopoly' pieces | 25 |
Tips for a Vegas dealer | 23 |
Tips to a casino dealer | 23 |
"___ a Mockingbird" | 29 |
Start of a Harper Lee title | 27 |
Part 1 of a lethal pun | 22 |
Chick lit book #5 (1960) | 24 |
Puffing, as on a cigarette | 26 |
Puffing, as a cigarette | 23 |
"Monsoon" ___ Hotel | 29 |
SteinÂ’s salon co-host | 25 |
Gertrude Stein confidante | 25 |
Gertrude Stein colleague | 24 |
Cookbook author of '54 | 26 |
Tik-____ : Baum book | 22 |