| Kentucky Derby victory margin | 29 |
| Riefenstahl of film notoriety | 29 |
| The Soviets' Order of ___ | 29 |
| Soviet leader: 1917–24 | 29 |
| Red Square mausoleum occupant | 29 |
| He appears late in Red Square | 29 |
| "Woman" singer John | 29 |
| O'Brien's predecessor | 29 |
| "Tonight Show" host | 29 |
| Noted guest host of the 1980s | 29 |
| He made late-night deliveries | 29 |
| One side of a famous NBC feud | 29 |
| Jay sighted at end of the day | 29 |
| Car-collecting talk show host | 29 |
| Maiden in 'The Raven' | 29 |
| Name in "The Raven" | 29 |
| Lady of "The Raven" | 29 |
| Cinematographer's concern | 29 |
| Camera shop purchase, perhaps | 29 |
| What's behind every pupil | 29 |
| Put on film, in Variety-speak | 29 |
| Double-arc shape, in geometry | 29 |
| Device produced by Carl Zeiss | 29 |
| When hot cross buns are eaten | 29 |
| Like the season before Easter | 29 |
| Direction for playing a dirge | 29 |
| "Breezy" star, 1973 | 29 |
| Hall of Fame manager Durocher | 29 |
| Sign between Cancer and Virgo | 29 |
| Its brightest star is Regulus | 29 |
| Virgo preceder, in the zodiac | 29 |
| Uncle on "Seinfeld" | 29 |
| Ted ___ & the Pharmacists | 29 |
| Regulus is its brightest star | 29 |
| Pulitzer Prize winner Sowerby | 29 |
| Pianist and composer Ornstein | 29 |
| Name shared by thirteen popes | 29 |
| Name chosen by thirteen popes | 29 |
| Braves pitching coach Mazzone | 29 |
| "Dr. Hug" Buscaglia | 29 |
| ___ Tolstoy (wrote at age 82) | 29 |
| First in a string of 13 popes | 29 |
| Start of a string of 13 Popes | 29 |
| Pope during Attila's time | 29 |
| Watergate prosecutor Jaworski | 29 |
| Russian revolutionary Trotsky | 29 |
| Florida explorer Ponce de ___ | 29 |
| "The Queen of Mean" | 29 |
| First name among hotelkeepers | 29 |
| Verrocchio's best student | 29 |
| Former Soviet leader Brezhnev | 29 |
| Musicians Redbone and Russell | 29 |
| Canadian furniture superstore | 29 |
| "Arrowsmith" spouse | 29 |
| July 23–Aug. 22 babies | 29 |
| Domineering types, supposedly | 29 |
| You may take a tumble in them | 29 |
| 10th century pope for 30 days | 29 |
| Pepe of Warner Bros. cartoons | 29 |
| Object of an old French cheer | 29 |
| Poet Jones a k a Amiri Baraka | 29 |
| Satchel Paige's real name | 29 |
| Colorful sports artist Neiman | 29 |
| "___ Misérables" | 29 |
| Brown with His Band of Renown | 29 |
| Pearson or Frost, to friends | 29 |
| One-time talk show host Crane | 29 |
| French word or man's name | 29 |
| Brown with the Band of Renown | 29 |
| '60s talk show host Crane | 29 |
| "Gil Blas" novelist | 29 |
| "More," to Browning | 29 |
| Exhibiting greater moderation | 29 |
| Amount that's settled for | 29 |
| Apartment dwellers, typically | 29 |
| Mies van der Rohe's motto | 29 |
| Central concept of minimalism | 29 |
| Health food ad claim, perhaps | 29 |
| "___ we forget ..." | 29 |
| It may come before we forget? | 29 |
| Kevin's second Oscar role | 29 |
| Release, with "out" | 29 |
| Diminish, with "up" | 29 |
| Betray, with "down" | 29 |
| "Don't ___ go!" | 29 |
| "___ c'est moi" | 29 |
| Abandon one's inhibitions | 29 |
| Sent to the unemployment line | 29 |
| Word with weapon or injection | 29 |
| "That's enough" | 29 |
| "___ entertain you" | 29 |
| "--- Entertain You" | 29 |
| 30 Seconds to Mars' Jared | 29 |
| Allow something to be ignored | 29 |
| Deliver, as a harsh criticism | 29 |
| "Why don't we?" | 29 |
| "Why don't we!" | 29 |
| "I'm up for it" | 29 |
| "I think we should" | 29 |
| Slackens, with "up" | 29 |