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"... a grin without a cat!" thinker | View Answer |
"And Still I Rise" poet | View Answer |
"Don't play" music notation | View Answer |
"Fear Street" series author | View Answer |
"Nixon in China" role | View Answer |
"That __ it!" | View Answer |
"The Kiss" sculptor | View Answer |
"The West Wing" Emmy winner, 2006 | View Answer |
100-year-old chip brand | View Answer |
Advertising gimmick | View Answer |
Amoebae, e.g | View Answer |
Aparicio in Cooperstown | View Answer |
Auditioner's goal | View Answer |
Awards a seat to | View Answer |
Awards adjective | View Answer |
Back off | View Answer |
Bank worker with lots of stories? | View Answer |
Be a chatterbox | View Answer |
Beatles' "__ a Place" | View Answer |
Birthstone after sapphire | View Answer |
Bollywood attire | View Answer |
Bridal shop buy | View Answer |
Caramel-topped dessert | View Answer |
Cell feature | View Answer |
Chem class part | View Answer |
CIA operative in the Arctic? | View Answer |
City across the Mediterranean from Cartagena | View Answer |
Clark's teenage crush | View Answer |
Cockpit gauge fig | View Answer |
Corrections staffers | View Answer |
Coward's lack, figuratively | View Answer |
Crime novelist Paretsky | View Answer |
Crop up | View Answer |
Delete | View Answer |
Derby drink | View Answer |
Digs for pigs | View Answer |
Displayer of truck-stop equipment? | View Answer |
Dress (up) | View Answer |
Drink from a snifter | View Answer |
Dry Italian wine | View Answer |
Dry run | View Answer |
Elf | View Answer |
English composer of the symphonic study "Falstaff" | View Answer |
Eponymous surgical family name | View Answer |
Exodus obstacle | View Answer |
Fan | View Answer |
Farmland tour giver? | View Answer |
Fast-working "Downton Abbey" woman? | View Answer |
Feline weapons | View Answer |
Fishing line holder | View Answer |
Flirt with, say | View Answer |
Float like smoke rings | View Answer |
For face value | View Answer |
Gazetteer stats | View Answer |
Give this for that | View Answer |
Gives the heave-ho | View Answer |
Gofer at a ballpark? | View Answer |
Green hue | View Answer |
Guy hiding in a red-and-white striped shirt | View Answer |
Had one's fingers crossed | View Answer |
Happy cap tosser | View Answer |
Hawke of "Sinister" | View Answer |
Hi-__ graphics | View Answer |
Hill hundred | View Answer |
Historian's subject | View Answer |
Hot rod? | View Answer |
Hot tub feature | View Answer |
How aspirin is taken | View Answer |
Hurricane of 2011 | View Answer |
Hustled | View Answer |
Ideal for farming | View Answer |
Ill-gotten loot | View Answer |
Indian menu word | View Answer |
James who co-wrote and sang "I'd Rather Go Blind" | View Answer |
Kids' play places, across the pond | View Answer |
Least wacky | View Answer |
Less carpeted | View Answer |
Liberty's LiMu, for one | View Answer |
Like Jennifer Aniston's eyes | View Answer |
Longtime Kentucky resource | View Answer |
M.D. on "Wheel of Fortune"? | View Answer |
Madness | View Answer |
Marquesses' inferiors | View Answer |
Marvin of Motown | View Answer |
Melodic sense | View Answer |
Metaphorical sticking place | View Answer |
Monsieur __: classic Jacques Tati role | View Answer |
Mosque leader | View Answer |
Mutual influence | View Answer |
Mystical character | View Answer |
Nature's bandage | View Answer |
Not given to speeches | View Answer |
Oblong tomatoes | View Answer |
One of a coupe's pair | View Answer |
One of Barbie's best friends | View Answer |
One rating singles bar come-ons? | View Answer |
Pain in the neck | View Answer |
Painter in prison? | View Answer |
Partied hearty | View Answer |
Pat down | View Answer |
Piedmont wine region | View Answer |
Prepare for a race | View Answer |
Princeton mascot | View Answer |
Promising moment, as of wit | View Answer |
Push for | View Answer |
Put one over on | View Answer |
Quilting events | View Answer |
Ran standing still | View Answer |
Recess rebuttal | View Answer |
Restful state | View Answer |
Rook's call | View Answer |
Sans-serif font | View Answer |
Seasonal song word | View Answer |
Secure for the trip | View Answer |
See 1-Across | View Answer |
Settle on | View Answer |
Shoppe preceder | View Answer |
Short-vowel mark | View Answer |
Sign of spoilage | View Answer |
Site for used cars | View Answer |
Skiers' aids | View Answer |
Smelter metals | View Answer |
Some choir members | View Answer |
Speak like a rug? | View Answer |
Straws, e.g | View Answer |
Surprise ending | View Answer |
Tear | View Answer |
Tear | View Answer |
The Who co-founder | View Answer |
Till stack | View Answer |
Time on a marquee | View Answer |
Trip up | View Answer |
Try to win over | View Answer |
Typed in ALL CAPS, maybe | View Answer |
Unacceptable, as punishment | View Answer |
Uncorking sound | View Answer |
Valuable find | View Answer |
Vineyard measure | View Answer |
Wall map marker | View Answer |
White sale purchases | View Answer |
Whole lot | View Answer |
With 21-Across, marching band instrument | View Answer |
Yank at | View Answer |
__ hours | View Answer |
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