| Prepare to turn, on the slope | 29 |
| Part of a flower or wineglass | 29 |
| Derive, with "from" | 29 |
| Fragile parts of some glasses | 29 |
| Sheppard and Turpin's gun | 29 |
| "Nana" star in 1934 | 29 |
| Soldier of Fortune actress | 29 |
| Lanchester's contemporary | 29 |
| Sewage treatment plant output | 29 |
| Name enshrined at Cooperstown | 29 |
| Testimony recorder, for short | 29 |
| One used to being dictated to | 29 |
| Winnie Winkle of comics, e.g. | 29 |
| One whose boss is a dictator? | 29 |
| One who works for a dictator? | 29 |
| Exec's brain, on occasion | 29 |
| Court reporters' machines | 29 |
| It's useful for dictators | 29 |
| It's often used in a pool | 29 |
| Ones copying from Dictaphones | 29 |
| Surgeon's insert, perhaps | 29 |
| Resign, with "down" | 29 |
| Part of assembly instructions | 29 |
| One-twelfth of the AA program | 29 |
| One of 12 at support meetings | 29 |
| You might need to watch yours | 29 |
| Word with forward or backward | 29 |
| Two-___ (fox trot forerunner) | 29 |
| Aerobic instructor's word | 29 |
| Accelerate, with “up” | 29 |
| 1979 Einstein Medal recipient | 29 |
| ''It'' writer | 29 |
| "Underwear" of yore | 29 |
| "Give her the gas!" | 29 |
| Cinderella's mother, e.g. | 29 |
| Extensive plain without trees | 29 |
| Choreographer's specialty | 29 |
| Rome's Spanish attraction | 29 |
| One of an evil fairy tale duo | 29 |
| William and Harry, to Camilla | 29 |
| Social networking site suffix | 29 |
| Three-dimensional photography | 29 |
| Surround sound's inferior | 29 |
| Sound reproduction, for short | 29 |
| Replacements for monos, often | 29 |
| Home-entertainment components | 29 |
| Of atomic spatial arrangement | 29 |
| Compounds including vitamin D | 29 |
| Like a demanding schoolmaster | 29 |
| Tristram Shandy's creator | 29 |
| 18th century English novelist | 29 |
| Women with auréoles: Abbr. | 29 |
| Some canonized persons: Abbr. | 29 |
| Marie et Thérèse: Abbr. | 29 |
| Leave unchanged, to an editor | 29 |
| Proofreader's instruction | 29 |
| Editor's "undo" | 29 |
| Margin directive to a printer | 29 |
| Editor's word of reversal | 29 |
| "Don't change!" | 29 |
| Nullifies an editorial change | 29 |
| It might be tipped at a rodeo | 29 |
| Ingredient in ranch dressing? | 29 |
| They may be felt on the range | 29 |
| Used an editorial instruction | 29 |
| Washington's German baron | 29 |
| Jobs in the computer business | 29 |
| Martin of "Roxanne" | 29 |
| Apple Computer cofounder Jobs | 29 |
| Singer Nicks of Fleetwood Mac | 29 |
| Dish that sticks to your ribs | 29 |
| Cook, as prunes for breakfast | 29 |
| Bouillabaisse or burgoo, e.g. | 29 |
| Dutch oven preparation, maybe | 29 |
| Crock-Pot concoction, perhaps | 29 |
| "Guest Host" artist | 29 |
| Their work often takes flight | 29 |
| "Maggie May" rocker | 29 |
| "Harvey" star: 1950 | 29 |
| 'The Daily Show' host | 29 |
| Chicken cacciatore ingredient | 29 |
| Dinner standbys for budgeters | 29 |
| Noted erupter of May 18, 1980 | 29 |
| It's active in Washington | 29 |
| 1991 Wimbledon winner Michael | 29 |
| It will make your mouth water | 29 |
| Start of a child's retort | 29 |
| Awkwardly uncomfortable event | 29 |
| Archie's command to Edith | 29 |
| What some femmes fatales wear | 29 |
| Despite the stated objections | 29 |
| Counting sheep, unfortunately | 29 |
| Father-and-son comedic actors | 29 |
| Painting of inanimate objects | 29 |
| Oranges in a gallery, perhaps | 29 |
| It's not a moving picture | 29 |
| Meryl Streep thriller of 1982 | 29 |
| Moonshiners' contrivances | 29 |
| Moonshiners' contraptions | 29 |
| Member of Buffalo Springfield | 29 |