A loser may have to tighten it, 4 letters
Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka form a famous one in the night sky, 4 letters
Alternative to suspenders, 4 letters
Asteroid area, e.g., 4 letters
Big shot at the bar?, 4 letters
Boxing champion's prize, 4 letters
Boxing champions have it, 4 letters
Corn ___ (Midwest agricultural region), 4 letters
Corn or Bible follower, 4 letters
Deliver one to the jaw, 4 letters
Dramatic singing bust out, 4 letters
Ford factory feature of 1913, 4 letters
Frequent target of engine wear, 4 letters
Hit with a haymaker, 4 letters
Holder-upper of sorts, 4 letters
If it's black, you kick well, 4 letters
It can go through Wrangler loops, 4 letters
It goes through loops, 4 letters
It helps you keep a leg up, 4 letters
It may be green or black, 4 letters
It picks up the slacks, 4 letters
Karate rank indicator, 4 letters
Karate skill category, 4 letters
Martial artist's pride, 4 letters
Martial-arts stratum, 4 letters
Mintaka, Ainilam and Ainitak, e.g., 4 letters
Mixed martial arts prize, 4 letters
More than just sing, 4 letters
Part of Batman's uniform, 4 letters
Prizefighting prize, 4 letters
Region having distinctive characteristics, 4 letters
Safari jacket feature, 4 letters
Sam Browne ___ (military uniform accessory), 4 letters
Sam Browne accoutrement, 4 letters
Serving of white lightnin', 4 letters
Sun or snow follower, 4 letters
Supporter, of a kind, 4 letters
Suspender's alternative, 4 letters
Suspenders substitute, 4 letters
Trousers surrounder, 4 letters
What a saver tightens, 4 letters
Word after Cotton or Sun, 4 letters
Word with Corn or Bible, 4 letters
Word with gun or sun, 4 letters
The act of hitting vigorously, 4 letters
A path or strip (as cut by one course of mowing), 4 letters
An elongated region where a specific condition is found, 4 letters
Endless loop of flexible material between two rotating shafts or pulleys, 4 letters
A band to tie or buckle around the body (usually at the waist), 4 letters
*Ornamental fastener, 10 letters
A cowboy may have a big one, 10 letters
A cowboy might have a big one, 10 letters
It may be big on a cowboy, 10 letters
Pants-accessory clasp, 10 letters
Like some dresses and drinks, 6 letters
Sang energetically, with out, 6 letters
Sang loudly (with out), 6 letters
Swatted, as a baseball, 6 letters
A for Ethel Merman; F for an inebriate, 9 letters
Emulated Ethel Merman, 14 letters
Emulated Ethel Merman, 14 letters
Bible ___ (certain fundamentalist), 6 letters
Noted German-American cabinetmaker, 6 letters
Singer like Ethel Merman, 6 letters
Singing and then some, 10 letters
Emulating an opera diva, 15 letters
*Singing coach's order, 9 letters
Railway encircling a city, 8 letters
Stretch of highway surrounding a city, 8 letters
Trade term, lower body/greenhouse junction (4,4), 8 letters
Weight watchers watch it, 8 letters
We toasted with a ___, 12 letters
Hearing-aid company, 7 letters
Emulate Ethel Merman on stage, 12 letters
Route through Brooklyn and Queens, 11 letters
1999 A.L. Rookie of the Year Carlos, 7 letters
Alternatives to suspenders, 5 letters
Hauls off and whacks, 5 letters
Karate acquisitions, 5 letters
Karate skill symbols, 5 letters
Occasionally replaced auto parts, 5 letters
Passenger safety items, 5 letters
Routes around some cities, 5 letters
Shots taken quickly, 5 letters
Sings like Ethel Merman, 5 letters
Sings with authority, 5 letters
There's one in each theme answer, 5 letters
They may be loosened after a big meal, 5 letters
They're tightened during hard times, 5 letters
Weightlifters wear them, 5 letters
What powerful singer does, 5 letters
Electric wood-smoothing tool, 10 letters
Wood finishing tool, 10 letters
Punch actor George?, 11 letters
Punch Garry's Larry?, 11 letters
Punch the junior senator from Vermont?, 11 letters
Start fistfights in hardware?, 11 letters
Tool with a continuous blade, 7 letters
Sings like Sinatra, 15 letters
Boston's Rte. 128, e.g., 7 letters
It goes around D.C., 7 letters
Road that runs around a big city, like Washington, D.C., 7 letters
The ___ Boys (former Fox political show), 7 letters
Turnpike around downtown, 7 letters
Private consultant to the federal government, in slang, 13 letters