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'Don't be rude ... greet our guests!' | View Answer |
'I'd rather pass' | View Answer |
'It's me ... duh!' | View Answer |
'Jackpot!' | View Answer |
'Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk' is the last short story he wrote | View Answer |
'Just sayin',' in shorthand | View Answer |
'Sorry to intrude ...' | View Answer |
'Take that!' | View Answer |
'To live without ___ is to cease to live': Dostoyevsky | View Answer |
'Way ahead of you' | View Answer |
'Young Frankenstein' character played by Teri Garr | View Answer |
4th order? | View Answer |
Actor Elwes of 'The Princess Bride' | View Answer |
Adele and Cher, e.g | View Answer |
Aid for a small business | View Answer |
All together now | View Answer |
Amigo | View Answer |
Android alternative | View Answer |
Appliance with apps | View Answer |
Axel ___, protagonist of 'Beverly Hills Cop' | View Answer |
Breaks down | View Answer |
Brick made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene | View Answer |
Brings out | View Answer |
Brink | View Answer |
Buzzed hairstyle | View Answer |
Bygone forensic spinoff | View Answer |
Carries out | View Answer |
Certain monkey ... or monk | View Answer |
Certain sexual preferences | View Answer |
Chicago mayor Lightfoot | View Answer |
Coat from a goat | View Answer |
Compliment to a runway model? | View Answer |
Costly cuts | View Answer |
Cover for 'little piggies' | View Answer |
De-lights? | View Answer |
Dev of 'Slumdog Millionaire' | View Answer |
Downfall in many an Agatha Christie novel | View Answer |
Drain | View Answer |
Drew back | View Answer |
Drink after drink? | View Answer |
Driver's org., no matter how you slice it? | View Answer |
Earnings | View Answer |
Easily offended by foul language? | View Answer |
El Dorado treasure | View Answer |
Elba who played Macavity in 2019's 'Cats' | View Answer |
Emeritus: Abbr | View Answer |
Farm-to-table consumer | View Answer |
Fashionable pair | View Answer |
First two words of 'Green Eggs and Ham' | View Answer |
Fresh from a keg | View Answer |
Friend with a rhyming description | View Answer |
Get into gear | View Answer |
Give attitude | View Answer |
High point of Greek civilization? | View Answer |
Instruction for a course? | View Answer |
Interjections akin to 'Yeah, su-u-ure!' | View Answer |
Italian automotive hub | View Answer |
Jackanapes | View Answer |
Japanese roadster since 1989 | View Answer |
Kind of chemical bond in salts | View Answer |
Kind of high ground | View Answer |
Lifelong bud, slangily | View Answer |
Lifesavers, for short | View Answer |
Like a sparsely attended party | View Answer |
Like apple seeds, if eaten in huge quantities | View Answer |
Lived in a blue state? | View Answer |
Loonie or toonie | View Answer |
Low card in Texas hold'em | View Answer |
Malbec and syrah, e.g | View Answer |
Marauder of old | View Answer |
Masters of slapstick? | View Answer |
Mild | View Answer |
Mississippi ___ pie | View Answer |
MXN, on a currency chart | View Answer |
Needless to say | View Answer |
Neil with the hit 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do' | View Answer |
New ___ | View Answer |
Oil-rich state, for short | View Answer |
One end of the PolitiFact meter | View Answer |
One might be hard to sit for | View Answer |
One needing new, unburned pants? | View Answer |
Org. that awards the Safer Choice label | View Answer |
Org. that sponsored the design competition for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial | View Answer |
Pacific island ring | View Answer |
Part of a dean's address | View Answer |
Part of a prairie skyline | View Answer |
Partner of hem | View Answer |
Pelvic exercises | View Answer |
Piece of equipment for gold medalist Lindsey Vonn | View Answer |
Pipes at some bars | View Answer |
Prepared for a field trip? | View Answer |
Question to a tantrum thrower? | View Answer |
Quits at the last minute | View Answer |
Rap producers' favorite vegetables? | View Answer |
Released | View Answer |
Relent | View Answer |
Relics proving how Noah steered his boat? | View Answer |
Residence that might be named for a donor | View Answer |
Retinal receptor | View Answer |
Role model | View Answer |
Role model | View Answer |
Rules' partner, for short | View Answer |
See 66-Down | View Answer |
Shooting sport | View Answer |
Showy basket | View Answer |
Sidestep | View Answer |
Sighting aptly found in 'Are you for real?' | View Answer |
Sign of summer | View Answer |
Some are named for kings and queens | View Answer |
Some donations | View Answer |
Something to do for recovery? | View Answer |
Sore | View Answer |
Spanish 'sun' | View Answer |
Stable supply | View Answer |
Starting piece on a1 or h8, say | View Answer |
Stately street liners | View Answer |
Stops harping on something | View Answer |
Stow cargo | View Answer |
Strict commitment | View Answer |
Subject of many an off-season rumor | View Answer |
Tee type | View Answer |
Thingamabob | View Answer |
Title for an oral surgeon's handbook? | View Answer |
Trade blows | View Answer |
Trial | View Answer |
Vivacious quality | View Answer |
Wet-Nap, for one | View Answer |
What a meta clue might do to itself | View Answer |
Willing subject | View Answer |
With 65-Down, 'Ditto' | View Answer |
Word that sounds like its first letter | View Answer |
World capital established in 1535 | View Answer |
World No. 1 tennis player between Navratilova and Seles | View Answer |
X | View Answer |
Yearns (for) | View Answer |
___ and Caicos | View Answer |
___ fixe | View Answer |
___ Rudolph, portrayer of Kamala Harris on 'S.N.L.' | View Answer |
___ Slam (tennis feat) | View Answer |
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