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Actor Somerhalder | View Answer |
Admit (to) | View Answer |
Aerodynamic | View Answer |
After the fact, as a justification | View Answer |
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Arias, typically | View Answer |
Baby fox | View Answer |
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Bitter | View Answer |
Booties | View Answer |
Brown shade | View Answer |
Brown shade | View Answer |
Busy mo. for C.P.A.s | View Answer |
Co-star of 'Golden Girls' | View Answer |
Co-star of Kline in 'A Fish Called Wanda' | View Answer |
Coin with 12 stars | View Answer |
Comeback to a challenge of authority | View Answer |
CONFIG_ _ATION | View Answer |
Contract details | View Answer |
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Drink similar to a slushie | View Answer |
Drop off | View Answer |
Drop the ball | View Answer |
Ear: Prefix | View Answer |
Electronic Hasbro toy | View Answer |
Emphatic assent | View Answer |
ENDANGER_EN_ | View Answer |
Entourage | View Answer |
Ethnic group of Rwanda and Burundi | View Answer |
Exercise too much, say | View Answer |
Football stat: Abbr | View Answer |
French fashion inits | View Answer |
Garbage | View Answer |
Go all out | View Answer |
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Go poof | View Answer |
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Grapple, in dialect | View Answer |
Guarded | View Answer |
Guest, e.g | View Answer |
Hall's partner in pop | View Answer |
Have guests over | View Answer |
HBO satire starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus | View Answer |
Help to one's destination | View Answer |
Hit musical with an 'Emerald City Sequence' | View Answer |
Hit the weed? | View Answer |
Hollywood composer Bernstein with 14 Oscar nominations | View Answer |
Hone | View Answer |
Hosp. areas | View Answer |
Hotel room staples | View Answer |
How a flirt may act | View Answer |
HP product | View Answer |
ILLUS_RA_ORS | View Answer |
Intl. org. headquartered in Geneva | View Answer |
It's the law! | View Answer |
Item said to have been burned in protest, once | View Answer |
Julius Caesar's first name | View Answer |
Kids' observation game | View Answer |
Kind of skate | View Answer |
Knock over, so to speak | View Answer |
Legislation that was part of F.D.R.'s New Deal | View Answer |
Letters on many towers | View Answer |
Letters on some badges | View Answer |
Life force, in China | View Answer |
Like pets and parking meters | View Answer |
Lively dance genre | View Answer |
LUXUR_ _ACHT | View Answer |
Man's name that coincidentally is Latin for 'honey' | View Answer |
Mature naturally, in a way | View Answer |
Memphis-to-Nashville dir | View Answer |
Most in the style of comedian Steven Wright | View Answer |
Musical prefix with beat | View Answer |
NaOH | View Answer |
Narrowly beats (out) | View Answer |
Old-fashioned 'cool' | View Answer |
One might speak under it | View Answer |
One of the Greats? | View Answer |
One side of the coin | View Answer |
Org. that takes the lead on lead? | View Answer |
Oscars of the sporting world | View Answer |
Pan-cook, in a way | View Answer |
Part of a thong | View Answer |
Peak in Turkey mentioned in both the 'Iliad' and the 'Aeneid' | View Answer |
Pepé ___ (cartoon skunk) | View Answer |
Photocopy, e.g | View Answer |
Picky person's pick? | View Answer |
Place full of guests | View Answer |
Playwright Chekhov | View Answer |
POI_T OF _IEW | View Answer |
Popular 90-min. show | View Answer |
Post production? | View Answer |
Quaker fare | View Answer |
Radio broadcaster: Abbr | View Answer |
Recharge | View Answer |
Runner Sebastian who once held the world record for the mile | View Answer |
Scottish folk dance | View Answer |
Seen | View Answer |
Setting for most of 'Life of Pi' | View Answer |
Singer James | View Answer |
Some bad sentences | View Answer |
Some kitchen utensils | View Answer |
Sport played at British boarding schools | View Answer |
Start of a compilation heading | View Answer |
Start of a seasonal request | View Answer |
States | View Answer |
Supermodel Bündchen | View Answer |
Tests the weight of | View Answer |
The Blue Jays, on scoreboards | View Answer |
The Jazz, on scoreboards | View Answer |
Things for happy campers? | View Answer |
Three-sport event, for short | View Answer |
Times for some vigils | View Answer |
Top-notch | View Answer |
Two, for four | View Answer |
Unfocused | View Answer |
Weak | View Answer |
What a third wheel might see, in brief | View Answer |
What may result in a handshake | View Answer |
What you might get from a trailer | View Answer |
Word with small or fish | View Answer |
Words of hopelessness | View Answer |
Yoke | View Answer |
_OTIC_ | View Answer |
___ bar | View Answer |
___ Majesty | View Answer |
___ mater, membrane surrounding the brain | View Answer |
___ Slam (tennis feat) | View Answer |
___ Writers' Workshop | View Answer |
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