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"Grazie" response | View Answer |
"Psych!" | View Answer |
"Speak!" response | View Answer |
"The Girl from Ipanema" singer Gilberto | View Answer |
"__ the Woods" | View Answer |
'70s-'80s Illinois senator Stevenson | View Answer |
15-Down, old-style | View Answer |
1939 56-Down Western | View Answer |
1946 56-Down drama | View Answer |
1953 56-Down Western | View Answer |
1958 56-Down comedy | View Answer |
1958 56-Down thriller | View Answer |
1959 56-Down drama | View Answer |
1988 Heisman winner Barry | View Answer |
50-and-over group | View Answer |
Actor born 5/20/1908 | View Answer |
Aggressive sort | View Answer |
Be mellowed by charm | View Answer |
City SE of Medicine Bow | View Answer |
City up the coast from Calais | View Answer |
Co-discoverer of cosmic rays Victor | View Answer |
Diamond disorder, e.g. | View Answer |
Enya fan, perhaps | View Answer |
Execs' cars, often | View Answer |
Film critic Judith | View Answer |
Fishing apparel with lots of pockets | View Answer |
Forensic show | View Answer |
Former VOA overseer | View Answer |
Gin and tonic garnishes | View Answer |
Gopher or gerbil | View Answer |
Guzzled product | View Answer |
Hadden's partner in Time | View Answer |
Household ladder, to Liverpudlians | View Answer |
Inn hire | View Answer |
It's between Pisces and Taurus | View Answer |
Its numbers range from 1 to 80 | View Answer |
Kind of game or show | View Answer |
Leaked from a faucet | View Answer |
Like ospreys | View Answer |
Marlin's son, in film | View Answer |
Much of "Jeopardy!" | View Answer |
Multi-channel audio system | View Answer |
N.Y. commuter org. | View Answer |
Navel fibers | View Answer |
October War president | View Answer |
Old Mississippi flatboat | View Answer |
Old self-titled talk show | View Answer |
One following a cab? | View Answer |
One-of-a-kind | View Answer |
Ostrich, e.g. | View Answer |
Paper buyers | View Answer |
Part of a Schubert song cycle | View Answer |
Phone booth stuffing, e.g. | View Answer |
Pierce or Polk: Abbr. | View Answer |
Pilgrimage mecca SW of Tehran | View Answer |
Plant inspection expert | View Answer |
Portmanteau word | View Answer |
Presided over | View Answer |
Rainier and Shasta: Abbr. | View Answer |
Read but didn't post, at a Web forum | View Answer |
River floater | View Answer |
River herrings | View Answer |
Robotic space probe | View Answer |
Rolls of fabric | View Answer |
Royal Botanic Gardens locale | View Answer |
Sentimental link | View Answer |
Short person's savior? | View Answer |
Short sentence about a long term | View Answer |
Some hunters' quarries | View Answer |
Space traveler | View Answer |
Stewed | View Answer |
Temporal language element | View Answer |
Teutonic invader | View Answer |
Thermostat feature | View Answer |
Thomas Moore's home | View Answer |
Turner Field player | View Answer |
Turning meas. | View Answer |
Two, for one | View Answer |
US 101 & 66 | View Answer |
Utility workers | View Answer |
Whiter shade of pale | View Answer |
Wild harangue | View Answer |
With affected reluctance | View Answer |
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