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18 Across recipient | View Answer |
54 Across info | View Answer |
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Approved, in headlines | View Answer |
Balming targets? | View Answer |
British king in 1776 | View Answer |
Bro's cousin | View Answer |
Budget cutter? | View Answer |
Cake taster's fingerful | View Answer |
Carnegie Hall's area | View Answer |
Catwoman's name, Selina ___ | View Answer |
Coffee-to-go sealer | View Answer |
Con or Vi ending | View Answer |
Credited (to): abbr. | View Answer |
Edsel owner's gas option | View Answer |
Ekberg et al. | View Answer |
Emulates a famous Christian | View Answer |
Ex-JFK landers | View Answer |
Film class? | View Answer |
Former oil giant | View Answer |
Group with spirit, maybe | View Answer |
Highlights network | View Answer |
Hiker's seat | View Answer |
It may cover a lot | View Answer |
It's actually a bat | View Answer |
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It's actually a clam | View Answer |
It's actually a lizard | View Answer |
It's actually a lizard | View Answer |
It's actually a marsupial | View Answer |
It's actually a rodent | View Answer |
It's actually a rodent | View Answer |
It's actually a seal | View Answer |
It's actually a shark | View Answer |
It's actually a weasel | View Answer |
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It's actually an insect | View Answer |
John Reid's rescuer | View Answer |
Jungle film regulars | View Answer |
Kafkaesque worry | View Answer |
Kite on the green | View Answer |
Last-call time, maybe | View Answer |
Lavish events | View Answer |
Meryl won one in '81 | View Answer |
Mondale and Quayle, for ex. | View Answer |
Morph or phon ending | View Answer |
Musicians play them | View Answer |
One way to 56 Across | View Answer |
Paint-stained piece | View Answer |
Paul who sings "Kids" in "Bye Bye Birdie" | View Answer |
Peek addition | View Answer |
Place to register | View Answer |
Postcard gratitude | View Answer |
Pres. monogram | View Answer |
Reunion grad | View Answer |
Salad dish, crab ___ | View Answer |
Sauce source | View Answer |
Saw grooves | View Answer |
Sea wall's kin | View Answer |
Segway inventor Kamen | View Answer |
Seven Hills site | View Answer |
Site of Pa.'s partial meltdown | View Answer |
Slangy denial | View Answer |
Some on stakeouts | View Answer |
State that's 25% desert: abbr. | View Answer |
Strive for | View Answer |
Subtle signals | View Answer |
Swing Era first name | View Answer |
Symbol on a Top Gun jet | View Answer |
Takeoff postings, briefly | View Answer |
That dam agcy. | View Answer |
Turn over, as an engine | View Answer |
Tuskegee Inst.'s home | View Answer |
Type of cloud | View Answer |
Van Gogh classic | View Answer |
Walter who moved the Dodgers to L.A. | View Answer |
Worked out something | View Answer |
Wreath place | View Answer |
[as submitted] | View Answer |
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