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Allegheny Moon singer, 4 letters
Old Cape Cod singer, 4 letters
The Front ___ (1974), 4 letters
The Trip to Bountiful Oscar winner Geraldine, 4 letters
1974 Billy Wilder film, The Front ___, 4 letters
A couple of people awarded silver leaf (4), 4 letters
Airport announcement, 4 letters
Basketball Hall-of-Famer Pat ___, 4 letters
Beep, to a busy person, 4 letters
Bettie of pin-up fame, 4 letters
Bit of bookkeeping?, 4 letters
Bob Seger Turn the ___, 4 letters
Call for Geraldine?, 4 letters
Call on an intercom, as a doctor, 4 letters
Call over a loudspeaker, 4 letters
Call over the loudspeaker, 4 letters
Call repeatedly by name, 4 letters
Capitol Hill worker, 4 letters
Congressional gofer, 4 letters
Congressional staffer, 4 letters
Congressional worker, 4 letters
Contact at a hospital, say, 4 letters
Doctor's interruption, 4 letters
Geraldine of Summer and Smoke, 4 letters
Google co-founder Larry, 4 letters
It can become dog-eared, 4 letters
It's bound to be read, 4 letters
Job for a political wannabe, 4 letters
Kenneth on 30 Rock, e.g., 4 letters
Knight's apprentice, 4 letters
Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy, 4 letters
Led Zeppelin lead guitarist, 4 letters
Led Zeppelin member, 4 letters
Led Zeppelin surname, 4 letters
Led Zeppelin's Jimmy, 4 letters
Many an airport announcement, 4 letters
Member of the wedding, 4 letters
Music's Patti or Jimmy, 4 letters
Number on a table of contents, 4 letters
On the same ___ (in sync), 4 letters
One may be dog-eared, 4 letters
One of 15,490 in the first edition of the O.E.D., 4 letters
One running for Congress?, 4 letters
One side of a book leaf, 4 letters
One who runs for Congress?, 4 letters
One working the knight shift?, 4 letters
Oscar in Verdi's Un Ballo..., 4 letters
Patti who had a #1 hit with Doggie in the Window in 1953, 4 letters
Patti who hit #8 with Let Me Go, Lover!, 4 letters
Phone-locator button, 4 letters
Pulitzer-prize-winning Chicago columnist of 1989, 4 letters
Reach on the road, perhaps, 4 letters
Senate errand runner, 4 letters
Sheet under a cover, 4 letters
Sheet, usually paper, 4 letters
Summon electronically, 4 letters
Summon electronically, say, 4 letters
Summon via a P.A. system, e.g., 4 letters
Summon with a beeper, 4 letters
Try to find on the road, say, 4 letters
Try to find, in a way, 4 letters
Unit of history, perhaps, 4 letters
Web designer's creation, 4 letters
Webmaster's creation, 4 letters
English industrialist who pioneered in the design and manufacture of aircraft (1885-1962), 4 letters
A boy who is employed to run errands, 4 letters
Especially one side of a leaf, 4 letters
United States diplomat and writer about the Old South (1853-1922), 4 letters
Atlantic City event, 7 letters
Colorful exhibition, 7 letters
Get a nap at fancy parade, 7 letters
It may have a talent competition, 7 letters
Miss USA contest, e.g., 7 letters
Something that's Miss titled?, 7 letters
Spectacular procession, 7 letters
Where swimsuits may be worn, 7 letters
Where to see a crown, 7 letters
An elaborate representation of scenes from history etc, 7 letters
Usually involves a parade with rich costumes, 7 letters
A rich and spectacular ceremony, 7 letters
Commercial during the Miss America telecast?, 12 letters
Spectacular displays, 11 letters
Spectacular ceremony, 9 letters
Usually involves a parade with rich costumes, 9 letters
A rich and spectacular ceremony, 9 letters
An elaborate representation of scenes from history etc, 9 letters
Elaborate exhibitions, 8 letters
Elaborate spectacles, 8 letters
They may have titles, 6 letters
Certain errand runner, 7 letters
Curled-under hairstyle, 7 letters
Loose-roll hairstyle, 7 letters
Shoulder-length hairdo, 7 letters
Shoulder-length hairstyle, 7 letters
A boy who is employed to run errands, 7 letters
A smooth hair style with the ends of the hair curled inward, 7 letters
Alerted, as a doctor, 5 letters
Called by loudspeaker, 5 letters
Called for a doctor?, 5 letters
Called for, in a way, 5 letters
Called in an airport, 5 letters
Called on an intercom, for example, 5 letters
Contacted on the road, say, 5 letters
Got someone's attention, in a way, 5 letters
Reached electronically, 5 letters
Summoned electronically, 5 letters
Summoned from afar, in a way, 5 letters
Summoned in an airport, 5 letters
Summoned to the phone, 5 letters
Summoned via beeper, 5 letters
Summoned with a beep, 5 letters
Tried to reach, as a doctor, 5 letters
Computer scrolling key, 8 letters
It's a key to what's underneath, 8 letters
Scroll key on a computer, 8 letters
Affliction that keeps voters from staying calm in the booth?, 10 letters
Frustration for a book reader?, 7 letters
Start of a new book, 5 letters
Desktop publisher's task, 10 letters
Magazine designer's concern, 10 letters
*Groundbreaking desktop publishing software, 9 letters
*Procession of gofers?, 9 letters
Brief compliance contract?, 13 letters
Banner headline site, 7 letters
Book opening, maybe, 7 letters
Newspaper's beginning, 7 letters
Prominent, as a newspaper story, 7 letters
What reporters hope to make, 7 letters
Where a novel begins, generally, 7 letters
Where big news lands, 7 letters
Where many a story starts, 7 letters
Where to find a banner, 7 letters
62 Modern communication device, 5 letters
Belt-attachable device, 5 letters
Bigwig's belt attachment, 5 letters
Cell phone alternative, 5 letters
Cell phone precursor, 5 letters
Cell phone's forerunner, 5 letters
Cellphone's predecessor, 5 letters
Clip-on communicator, 5 letters
Communicator that beeps, 5 letters
Dealer's communication device, 5 letters
Exec's belt attachment, 5 letters
Executive attachment, 5 letters
Handout at a busy restaurant, 5 letters
Handout to someone waiting for a table at certain restaurants, 5 letters
Interruption cause, maybe, 5 letters
It may beep in a hospital, 5 letters
It may give you a buzz, 5 letters
It may go off on you, 5 letters
Means of making contact, 5 letters
Means to get in touch, 5 letters
Modern communications tool, 5 letters
One going off on somebody?, 5 letters
Rude theater interruption, 5 letters
Sometime belt hanger, 5 letters
This tells you you're wanted, 5 letters
With which to beep for grape, 5 letters
Yuppie belt attachment, 5 letters
Subject of search engine optimization, 8 letters
Means of getting in touch, 6 letters
Electricity for a signaling device?, 10 letters
Annoyances in the theater, 6 letters
Cell-phone predecessors, 6 letters
Cellphone forerunners, 6 letters
Clip-on communicators, 6 letters
Communication devices, 6 letters
Electronic clip-ons, 6 letters
Logan or LAX callers, 6 letters
Obsolescent communication devices, 6 letters
On-call doctors' devices, 6 letters
The first ones were introduced in 1950 by physicians in the New York City area, 6 letters
They let you know you're wanted, 6 letters
They may interrupt meetings, 6 letters
Those beeping devices, 6 letters
Calls from speakers, 5 letters
Calls over the loudspeaker, 5 letters
Capitol Hill gofers, 5 letters
Congressional gofers, 5 letters
Congressional staffers, 5 letters
Contacts via a beeper, 5 letters
Dylan's 'My Back ___', 5 letters
Knights-in-training, 5 letters
Knights' attendants, 5 letters
Knights' right hands, 5 letters
Leaves at the library, 5 letters
Modern golfer's distractions, 5 letters
Senate errand-runners, 5 letters
Summons electronically, 5 letters
Summons via the intercom, 5 letters
Their numbers are in the book, 5 letters
They're attached at the spine, 5 letters
They're bound to stay in place, 5 letters
They're turned by readers, 5 letters
They're turned by scholars, 5 letters
Tries to find, in a way, 5 letters
Uses a cell phone feature, 5 letters
New York Post's gossip spot, 7 letters
SINGER PATTI'S FRENZIED BEHAVIOR?, 12 letters
Love Me Tender actress, 5 letters
Love Me Tender leading lady Debra, 5 letters
The Ten Commandments actress, 5 letters
50's-60's actress Debra, 5 letters
Actress ___ Brewster, 5 letters
Brewster of Criminal Minds, 5 letters
British pathologist, Sir James ___, 5 letters
British surgeon Sir James, 5 letters
Debra in Broken Arrow, 5 letters
Debra in Love Me Tender, 5 letters
Debra of The Ten Commandments, 5 letters
Famed English surgeon: 19th century, 5 letters
Is Debra, e.g., apt to act?, 5 letters
Pathology pioneer Sir James ___, 5 letters
Presley's Love Me Tender co-star, 5 letters
Presley's bride in Love Me Tender, 5 letters
Presley's co-star in Love Me Tender, 5 letters
Presley's Love Me Tender love interest, 5 letters
Where a newspaper index often appears, 5 letters
English pathologist who discovered the cause of trichinosis (1814-1899), 5 letters
Where to go topless in The Sun, 9 letters
English surgeon's complaint?, 10 letters
Book by Patti and Tina?, 10 letters
Book you can't put down, 10 letters
Contact a TV mogul?, 10 letters
Description of a good novel or script, 10 letters
It may keep you awake at night, 10 letters
It's hard to put down, 10 letters
Patti and Ike's great book?, 10 letters
Patti and Ted co-author a thriller?, 10 letters
Patti and Tina's bookshop?, 10 letters
Something that's hard to close?, 10 letters
Summon a cable magnate?, 10 letters
You can't put it down, 10 letters
Publishing pulp fiction?, 11 letters