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#2: Abbr | View Answer |
'Have you ___ good?' | View Answer |
'Nashville' director | View Answer |
'Our Town' opera composer | View Answer |
'Pulp Fiction' weapon | View Answer |
'The Gates' artist | View Answer |
'Uh-uh, laddie' | View Answer |
'Whatever' | View Answer |
'___ roll!' (bettor's cry) | View Answer |
1937 hit with the lyric 'You're like the fragrance of blossoms fair' | View Answer |
2010 movie with a plot to steal the moon | View Answer |
A little off | View Answer |
African region including Khartoum and Timbuktu | View Answer |
Against one's will | View Answer |
Alka-Seltzer ad character | View Answer |
Asian gold bar measure | View Answer |
Behind | View Answer |
Benaderet of 'The Beverly Hillbillies' | View Answer |
Bit of science | View Answer |
Blue eyes and blond hair | View Answer |
Blue Triangle grps | View Answer |
Boating hazards | View Answer |
Bread dispensers | View Answer |
British pens | View Answer |
Brown ink | View Answer |
Buzzes | View Answer |
Cabinet dept. since 1889 | View Answer |
Cassette player | View Answer |
Central Sicilian province | View Answer |
Chilled | View Answer |
Chronicle | View Answer |
Cinnabar, e.g | View Answer |
Comic strip with the characters Rat and Pig | View Answer |
Common belief | View Answer |
Complete, in informal writing | View Answer |
Departure from the norm | View Answer |
Dodger Hershiser | View Answer |
Dog with 'rough' and 'smooth' breeds | View Answer |
Enters hurriedly | View Answer |
Farm fowl | View Answer |
Farm wagon | View Answer |
Forest, in Germany | View Answer |
Full of the latest | View Answer |
Game with Wild Draw 4 cards | View Answer |
General headquarters? | View Answer |
Glassmaking material | View Answer |
Hindu title of respect | View Answer |
Home of the oldest school in Sweden, founded in 1085 | View Answer |
Ikea store, to some | View Answer |
It might extend above a side door | View Answer |
Italian ladies | View Answer |
Itty-bitty breath mint | View Answer |
Lapful, maybe | View Answer |
Lioness's lack | View Answer |
Low-battery signal | View Answer |
Low-rent district | View Answer |
M.R.I., maybe | View Answer |
Men's suit specification | View Answer |
Mideast strongman | View Answer |
More likely to crash? | View Answer |
Not burn completely | View Answer |
Not well | View Answer |
Old Brit. coins | View Answer |
Old-fashioned boiler input | View Answer |
Omani or Yemeni | View Answer |
Only a day away, say | View Answer |
Or follower | View Answer |
Outta here | View Answer |
Palm products | View Answer |
Percussionist's setup | View Answer |
Pet that doesn't need much brushing, say | View Answer |
Pharmaceutical giant that makes Boniva | View Answer |
Prefix with comedy | View Answer |
Presidential middle name or last name | View Answer |
Recipe unit | View Answer |
Relative of a crown | View Answer |
Repeated phrase in 'Hot Hot Hot' | View Answer |
River through Orsk | View Answer |
Round in Britain, maybe | View Answer |
Salon worker | View Answer |
Slow leak | View Answer |
Soap discontinued in 2011 | View Answer |
Some baby sitters | View Answer |
Some classwork | View Answer |
Some up-and-comers | View Answer |
Something with a Blue Book value | View Answer |
Son in 'The Royal Tenenbaums' | View Answer |
Southwest terminal? | View Answer |
Speakeasy's distilling locale | View Answer |
Special attention | View Answer |
Split in a hurry | View Answer |
Stock: Abbr | View Answer |
Stoller's partner in songwriting | View Answer |
T. S. Eliot's middle name | View Answer |
Take off again, as pounds | View Answer |
Takes baby steps | View Answer |
Tantrum, colloquially | View Answer |
Ted who wrote 'The Kennedy Legacy' | View Answer |
Teetotaler's amount | View Answer |
Tex. neighbor | View Answer |
The youngest Jetson | View Answer |
Three-time All-Star pitcher Frank | View Answer |
Vasco da Gama's departure point | View Answer |
Volume of the world | View Answer |
Warning | View Answer |
What a pusher may push in a park | View Answer |
What dead men are said to do | View Answer |
Windy City commuters' inits | View Answer |
With 'The,' former sketch comedy program on CBS ... fittingly enough | View Answer |
Word with Army or ant | View Answer |
You may go under it at a hotel | View Answer |
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