| Organs usually found in pairs | 29 |
| Important organs for a singer | 29 |
| It'll help you get a bite | 29 |
| Fly fisherman's fly, e.g. | 29 |
| Dropped handkerchief, perhaps | 29 |
| Able to resist sexual desire? | 29 |
| Craves (with "for") | 29 |
| Characterized by heathy vigor | 29 |
| Pear-shaped instrument of old | 29 |
| Instrument that's plucked | 29 |
| Julian Bream's instrument | 29 |
| John Dowland's instrument | 29 |
| Pilfered a string instrument? | 29 |
| Accompanied a madrigal, maybe | 29 |
| Medieval stringed instruments | 29 |
| Protestant Reformation figure | 29 |
| Lex of "Smallville" | 29 |
| Hit 1964 Murray Schisgal play | 29 |
| Pyramid-shaped hotel in Vegas | 29 |
| Modern site of ancient Thebes | 29 |
| What a five-star hotel offers | 29 |
| Year in St. Peter's reign | 29 |
| Ancient kingdom of Asia Minor | 29 |
| Ancient kingdom in Asia Minor | 29 |
| It's obtained by leaching | 29 |
| Sodium or potassium hydroxide | 29 |
| Potassium hydroxide solutions | 29 |
| ___ in wait (ready to ambush) | 29 |
| 1977 AL Cy Young Award winner | 29 |
| ___ disease (tick affliction) | 29 |
| Fluid resembling blood plasma | 29 |
| City between Boston and Salem | 29 |
| Vanessa Redgrave's sister | 29 |
| Oscar-winning role for Spacek | 29 |
| Large-pawed, short-tailed cat | 29 |
| Gastronomic capital of France | 29 |
| City northeast of St. Etienne | 29 |
| Silk-producing city of France | 29 |
| Second largest city in France | 29 |
| Constellation containing Vega | 29 |
| Early instrument with strings | 29 |
| Old Greek stringed instrument | 29 |
| Classical stringed instrument | 29 |
| Legendary invention of Hermes | 29 |
| Forte of Oscar Hammerstein II | 29 |
| Address with a letter missing | 29 |
| Author of "Serpico" | 29 |
| Shakespeare's fairy queen | 29 |
| Queen in a speech by Mercutio | 29 |
| Queen in Shelley's poetry | 29 |
| Fairy queen of English legend | 29 |
| The phone company personified | 29 |
| Telephone company, informally | 29 |
| One-time monopoly, familiarly | 29 |
| Former phone-company nickname | 29 |
| It's big under the arches | 29 |
| Part of a Scotsman's name | 29 |
| "Night Court" clerk | 29 |
| Broken stone used in pavement | 29 |
| Gambling mecca near Hong Kong | 29 |
| Region on the South China Sea | 29 |
| Portuguese territory in China | 29 |
| Island of the South China Sea | 29 |
| Portuguese enclave until 1999 | 29 |
| Large bird with a loud scream | 29 |
| Parrot with brilliant plumage | 29 |
| Large-beaked New World parrot | 29 |
| Colorful cousin of a cockatoo | 29 |
| Parrots' larger relatives | 29 |
| "The Scottish Play" | 29 |
| Cop's riot-control weapon | 29 |
| Number associated with a boom | 29 |
| Eponym for a measure of speed | 29 |
| ___ 5 (Speed Racer's car) | 29 |
| French for "chewed" | 29 |
| ___ Picchu (Incan stronghold) | 29 |
| Keystone Cops creator Sennett | 29 |
| ___ sky (altocumulus expanse) | 29 |
| Little Richard's hometown | 29 |
| Computer user's timesaver | 29 |
| IBM competitor's products | 29 |
| "I Try" singer Gray | 29 |
| William H. of 'Fargo' | 29 |
| 'Fargo' Oscar nominee | 29 |
| Satirical magazine since 1952 | 29 |
| Like the hatter of Wonderland | 29 |
| Kind of scientist in cartoons | 29 |
| Paul Reiser/Helen Hunt series | 29 |
| "___, I'm Adam" | 29 |
| Woman in charge of a bordello | 29 |
| Head of a house of ill repute | 29 |
| Causes to lose one's mind | 29 |
| Word after ready, self or man | 29 |
| AC/DC "Who ___ Who" | 29 |
| Got by with limited resources | 29 |
| ___ Wildfire, Scott character | 29 |
| Insanity, especially in March | 29 |
| One often seen with her child | 29 |
| "Take a Bow" singer | 29 |
| India's Chennai, formerly | 29 |