___ officer: military rank, 7 letters
Fourth Amendment word (in the plural), 7 letters
Permission to search, 7 letters
Requirement for some searches, 7 letters
Searcher's document, 7 letters
Searcher's need, maybe, 7 letters
A writ from a court commanding police to perform specified acts, 7 letters
Formal and explicit approval, 7 letters
Receivers of assurances combat rage and look in the mirror (10), 8 letters
Appliance buyer, e.g., 9 letters
One to whom a warrant or guarantee is given, 9 letters
Justifying fighting and yelling (10), 10 letters
Boatswain or gunner, 14 letters
Boatswain and gunner, 15 letters
Product manufacturer, at times, 9 letters
They allow forced entries, 8 letters
Carmaker's written guarantee, 8 letters
Heart-pounding question (Part 3), 8 letters
It could last a lifetime, 8 letters
It may last a lifetime, 8 letters
Manufacturer's assurance, 8 letters
Manufacturer's promise, 8 letters
One may last a lifetime, 8 letters
Battled belligerently, 6 letters
'50s-'60s Chief Justice, 6 letters
Big bailout beneficiary Buffett, 6 letters
Billionaire Buffett, 6 letters
Burger's predecessor, 6 letters
Card Player columnist and tournament champ Karp*, 6 letters
Controversial report of 1964, 6 letters
Eisenhower's first Supreme Court appointee, 6 letters
Former Chief Justice, 6 letters
Hall of Fame pitcher Spahn, 6 letters
McCain co-campaign chairman Rudman, 6 letters
Quarterback great Moon, 6 letters
Rabbit breeder's setup, 6 letters
Ratt's ___ DeMartini, 6 letters
Senate candidate whose proof that she is 1/32nd Cherokee is her high cheekbones, 6 letters
Shirley's kid brother, 6 letters
U.S. chief justice, 1953-69, 6 letters
Where rabbits breed, 6 letters
United States writer and poet (1905-1989), 6 letters
United States jurist who served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1891-1974), 6 letters
A series of connected underground tunnels occupied by rabbits, 6 letters
An overcrowded residential area, 6 letters
A colony of rabbits, 6 letters
An armed conflict and type of poet are in his name, 12 letters
He portrayed Clyde, 12 letters
He won an Oscar for playing Bugsy Siegel, 12 letters
Self-directed in 'Bulworth', 12 letters
Berkshire Hathaway's man, 13 letters
Speaker of the quotation, 13 letters
Speaker of the quote, 13 letters
Earl Warren's successor, 12 letters
Well-rounded jurist?, 12 letters
Criminal chief justice?, 13 letters
His biggest hit is Regulate, 7 letters
First president to file an income tax return, 14 letters
Snazzy outfit for the singer of Regulate?, 11 letters
Ohio Central College's most famous alumnus, 13 letters
Cheesy Chief Justice?, 15 letters
Heavenly NFL Hall of Fame quarterback, 10 letters
He had the title role in Dillinger, 11 letters
Earl Derr Biggers hailed from here, 10 letters
___, International Mediator, 11 letters
Foreign Affairs Editor, 11 letters
Tolstoy saga about a jurist's porridge ingredient?, 11 letters
Tribute to President Harding?, 17 letters
Oil-drilling President?, 13 letters
Pitcher Spahn and NL President Giles, 7 letters
1999 NFL Defensive Player of the Year collecting tree drippings?, 13 letters
13-time 20-game winner with the Braves, 11 letters
1957 Cy Young winner, 11 letters
He allowed 434 round-trippers, 11 letters
He pitched two no-hitters for the Braves, 11 letters
Winning pitcher of 363 games, 11 letters
Rock legend with one Top 40 hit, from a 1978 movie soundtrack, 11 letters
Belligerent president?, 14 letters
Ajax or Crazy Horse, 7 letters
Golden State athlete, 7 letters
Someone engaged in or experienced in warfare, 7 letters
Team Wilt Chamberlain played for when he scored 100 points in a single game, 8 letters
Wilt's Philadelphia team, 8 letters
Dr. Strangelove setting, 7 letters
Center for strategic planning, 7 letters
Documentary about Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign, with 'The', 7 letters
Election headquarters, 7 letters
Place to strategize, 7 letters
Theoretical battle sites, 8 letters
Australian wild horse, 8 letters
Wolflike yellowish-brown wild dog of Australia, 8 letters