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'After all that hard work, I'll order some cake'? | View Answer |
'American Greed' channel | View Answer |
'Hey, I want to listen here!' | View Answer |
'Ooh, dat hurt!' | View Answer |
'Perfecto!' | View Answer |
'Sharp' fashion | View Answer |
'Where to Invade Next' filmmaker | View Answer |
1 + 2, in Germany | View Answer |
1-5 on a cellphone screen | View Answer |
Antarctic waters | View Answer |
Bust supporter | View Answer |
Carriage | View Answer |
Carried on | View Answer |
Chinese calendar animal | View Answer |
City and province of southern Italy | View Answer |
Clobbers | View Answer |
Comment after a bull's-eye | View Answer |
Composer of the Windows 95 start-up sound | View Answer |
Confirmation, e.g | View Answer |
Cotton candy additive | View Answer |
Country whose name is one letter different from a mountain | View Answer |
Creature on the Australian coat of arms | View Answer |
Cut ties with, in a way | View Answer |
Cylindrical pasta | View Answer |
Distress | View Answer |
Dundee turndown | View Answer |
Encouraging words from slug enthusiasts? | View Answer |
Fan part | View Answer |
Fifth-to-last word in the Lord's Prayer | View Answer |
French film director Clair | View Answer |
Game for little sluggers | View Answer |
Gheorghe ___, former 7'7' N.B.A. player | View Answer |
Golf's Champagne Tony | View Answer |
Gray matter? | View Answer |
Grp. that gets the lead out? | View Answer |
Have in view | View Answer |
Hayek of 'Frida' | View Answer |
Hit the ground running? | View Answer |
Hook, line and sinker | View Answer |
Huge spans | View Answer |
Ibsen's homeland: Abbr | View Answer |
Indian retreats | View Answer |
Investment sometimes pronounced as a name | View Answer |
iRobot vacuum | View Answer |
Juillet et août | View Answer |
Latin word on the back of a dollar bill | View Answer |
Letters of invitation? | View Answer |
Like Loyola and Xavier universities | View Answer |
Like most trivia, in the real world | View Answer |
Like some prose | View Answer |
Lindbergh, e.g | View Answer |
Little darling | View Answer |
Long race, in brief | View Answer |
Longtime soap actress Hall | View Answer |
Magazine edition: Abbr | View Answer |
Member of Generation Z | View Answer |
Messenger of biochemistry | View Answer |
Milo of stage and screen | View Answer |
Mormons, for short | View Answer |
Mummy in 'The Mummy' | View Answer |
New York engineering sch | View Answer |
Nothing: Fr | View Answer |
One side of a quad, say | View Answer |
One-named hitmaker of the 1950s-'60s | View Answer |
Party with pu pu platters | View Answer |
Pasta whose name is Italian for 'feathers' | View Answer |
Peg solitaire puzzle brand | View Answer |
People holding things up | View Answer |
Peter and Francis: Abbr | View Answer |
Possible reply to 'Where are you?' | View Answer |
Precision | View Answer |
Prefix with -scope | View Answer |
Ring master | View Answer |
Risky | View Answer |
Rogers, Orbison and Yamaguchi | View Answer |
Roman gods | View Answer |
Saverin who co-founded Facebook | View Answer |
SEAL Team 6 mission | View Answer |
Shout to one about to be knighted? | View Answer |
Sicilian six | View Answer |
Some offensive linemen: Abbr | View Answer |
Sponsor of classic radio's 'Little Orphan Annie' | View Answer |
Take a clothing slogan too seriously? | View Answer |
Terminal in a computer network | View Answer |
Thanks, in Hawaii | View Answer |
The matador's foe | View Answer |
Tiger Stadium sch | View Answer |
Toymaker Rubik | View Answer |
Tulle, to brides? | View Answer |
Video game playing, e.g | View Answer |
Voice from a phone | View Answer |
Warren Buffett's rule about hugging? | View Answer |
What a bandoleer holds | View Answer |
When Hamlet says 'Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio' | View Answer |
Whom 'I saw' on a seesaw, in a tongue twister | View Answer |
Word said with right or rise | View Answer |
Word with two apostrophes | View Answer |
You are, in español | View Answer |
___ Day (Hawaiian holiday) | View Answer |
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