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'Great' guy | View Answer |
'How dare you climb a barbed-wire fence wearing my sweater!' | View Answer |
'I already know my homemade cold cream is useless!' | View Answer |
'I can see why shoppers avoid this off-brand white bread!' | View Answer |
'I'm in a hurry to see that bug squashed!' | View Answer |
'Maisie' star Sothern | View Answer |
'Of course this car isn't voice-controlled!' | View Answer |
'Quit trying to make a paper doll by ripping the paper!' | View Answer |
'So you finally got the gist of that Stephen Hawking book!' | View Answer |
'Star Trek: T.N.G.' character Geordi ___ | View Answer |
'Stop dillydallying and use your boarding pass!' | View Answer |
'Talking isn't going to reseal that wine bottle!' | View Answer |
'This tippy Christmas tree is driving me crazy!' | View Answer |
'Yeah, I'm asking for people's impression of this inkblot -- so?!' | View Answer |
1951 Baseball Hall of Fame inductee | View Answer |
55-Down letter | View Answer |
Abbr. for an unlimited number? | View Answer |
Animal trap | View Answer |
Annual Academy list | View Answer |
Approximately one out of every two deliveries | View Answer |
Barometer reading | View Answer |
Besieged city during the Spanish Civil War | View Answer |
Beverage that's graded | View Answer |
Binary star in Cetus | View Answer |
Boat tip | View Answer |
Bullet points | View Answer |
Carnival dance | View Answer |
Castaway's message | View Answer |
Coin of little value | View Answer |
Conversation opener? | View Answer |
Cry for | View Answer |
D-Day code name | View Answer |
Dainty desserts | View Answer |
Demotion victim of 2006 | View Answer |
Dinette set | View Answer |
Eisner's successor as Disney chief | View Answer |
Employment | View Answer |
Faulkner's 'A Rose for ___' | View Answer |
Field authority | View Answer |
Fighting spirit | View Answer |
First circle of hell in Dante's 'Inferno' | View Answer |
Furry feller? | View Answer |
Gave out | View Answer |
Gelatin made from consommé | View Answer |
Goofballs | View Answer |
Grotesque giant | View Answer |
Handles badly? | View Answer |
Hard workers | View Answer |
Hedonists' opposites | View Answer |
Hip-hop's Run-___ | View Answer |
Hold up one's end? | View Answer |
Honored a king, perhaps | View Answer |
Iditarod endpoint | View Answer |
IHOP order | View Answer |
In good shape | View Answer |
Inclines | View Answer |
It means 'farmer' in Afrikaans | View Answer |
It's asked for a reason | View Answer |
Joins the mob | View Answer |
Kicks in one's share | View Answer |
Kid aged 10-12 | View Answer |
Lawn starter | View Answer |
Like Tarzan's mannerisms | View Answer |
Lucky charms | View Answer |
Mechanical engineer Howe | View Answer |
Mine layer | View Answer |
Most snarky | View Answer |
NBC offering, briefly | View Answer |
North Carolina college town | View Answer |
Old school | View Answer |
Old Testament section | View Answer |
One of England's Cinque Ports | View Answer |
Opposite of 'da' | View Answer |
Paleontological find | View Answer |
Palmtop, e.g., in brief | View Answer |
Peabody Essex Museum city | View Answer |
Peace disrupter | View Answer |
Pilot who makes vertical takeoffs | View Answer |
Pinkish red | View Answer |
Practices wearing gloves | View Answer |
Ready to go through the wringer | View Answer |
Really economize | View Answer |
Renders invalid | View Answer |
Response to feeble excuses | View Answer |
Rooting area | View Answer |
Saintly quality | View Answer |
Scrammed | View Answer |
Sea gull nesting site, maybe | View Answer |
Seat seeker | View Answer |
Semitransparent curtain | View Answer |
Senatorial agreements | View Answer |
Short, light musical piece | View Answer |
Single-sex house, usually | View Answer |
Skilled hand | View Answer |
Slatted windows | View Answer |
Slow and steady | View Answer |
Slow-cooked dish | View Answer |
Spree stops | View Answer |
Stable supply | View Answer |
Tax expert, briefly | View Answer |
The Teflon Don | View Answer |
They take stock during an emergency | View Answer |
Truffle coating | View Answer |
Tsp. or tbsp | View Answer |
U-Haul driver's place | View Answer |
Unable to leave | View Answer |
Underside of a ship | View Answer |
Up until now | View Answer |
Vegas attraction | View Answer |
Whitebeards | View Answer |
Work in a bakery | View Answer |
Zookeeper's injuries, maybe | View Answer |
[How shameful!] | View Answer |
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