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'Mountain of God,' in Exodus | View Answer |
'Them's the breaks!' | View Answer |
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'___ From Muskogee' (Merle Haggard hit) | View Answer |
'___ fun!' | View Answer |
'___ Lisa' | View Answer |
1960s style | View Answer |
Abbr. at the end of a planner | View Answer |
Actress Perez | View Answer |
Alone | View Answer |
Ambient musician Brian | View Answer |
Apt surname for a hot dog vendor? | View Answer |
Architectural innovation jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1982 | View Answer |
Baseball's 'Big Papi' | View Answer |
Big part of the S&P 500 | View Answer |
Bit of bait | View Answer |
Blow | View Answer |
Blues ensemble? | View Answer |
Brush brand | View Answer |
Butler played by Gable | View Answer |
Cartoon speech bubble, often | View Answer |
Cartoonist Dave famous for 'The Lighter Side of ...' | View Answer |
Classic board game derived from pachisi | View Answer |
Comedian Wong | View Answer |
Command+Y, on a Mac | View Answer |
Cosmetics brand with 'Face anything' ads | View Answer |
Crew's control? | View Answer |
Direct | View Answer |
Droll | View Answer |
Droop | View Answer |
Early smartphone model | View Answer |
Egg holders | View Answer |
Either spy to the other in 'Spy vs. Spy' | View Answer |
Eponym of an M.L.B. hitting award | View Answer |
Ex-QB football analyst Tony | View Answer |
Exposed to high heat, in a way | View Answer |
Feature of a Care Bear's belly | View Answer |
Fender product, for short | View Answer |
Finding it funny | View Answer |
Fire ___ | View Answer |
Gave out | View Answer |
Glow, in a way | View Answer |
Gobbles up | View Answer |
God of love | View Answer |
Goes down | View Answer |
Goofy images, perhaps? | View Answer |
Grooming tool jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1979 | View Answer |
Gutter nuisance in cold climates | View Answer |
Gym array | View Answer |
Hammer out, say | View Answer |
Hazard on an Arctic voyage | View Answer |
Hid | View Answer |
High toss | View Answer |
Hire calling? | View Answer |
His face overlooks Havana's Plaza de la RevoluciĆ³n | View Answer |
How anatomy charts are drawn | View Answer |
Intensity of color | View Answer |
It might come in a yard glass | View Answer |
It's greener the higher it is, for short | View Answer |
Italian lager | View Answer |
Its coat of arms features a marlin and flamingo, with 'the' | View Answer |
Jellied British delicacy | View Answer |
Kitchen brand whose name becomes an animal after adding a 't' | View Answer |
Language not traditionally written with spaces between words | View Answer |
Like Bach's first two 'Brandenburg' Concertos | View Answer |
Like dice, shapewise | View Answer |
Like slapstick comedies | View Answer |
Like some rights and engineers | View Answer |
Longtime name in cinemas | View Answer |
Mace, for one | View Answer |
Manual readers | View Answer |
Midnight trip to the fridge, say | View Answer |
Mormon church, for short | View Answer |
Most sinewy | View Answer |
Move stealthily | View Answer |
Music genre for Carmen Miranda | View Answer |
Narrow inlet | View Answer |
Nominee's place | View Answer |
Not as scarce | View Answer |
Off the mark | View Answer |
Old N.Y.C. subway inits | View Answer |
Oodles | View Answer |
Oodles | View Answer |
Org. concerned with performance rights | View Answer |
Painter Paul | View Answer |
Part | View Answer |
Performer's showcase | View Answer |
Peter the Great and others | View Answer |
Phil of 'Dr. Phil' | View Answer |
Pioneer in 35mm cameras | View Answer |
Place to order a cassoulet | View Answer |
Porters, e.g | View Answer |
Principles | View Answer |
Prop in a Shakespeare tragedy | View Answer |
Ragamuffin | View Answer |
Ransacks | View Answer |
Refurbish | View Answer |
Russian assembly | View Answer |
Satirical cartoonist, born 3/13/1921, known for dreaming up ridiculous inventions ... or are they? | View Answer |
See 67-Across | View Answer |
Shake off | View Answer |
Since | View Answer |
Slices easily (through) | View Answer |
Some rappers | View Answer |
Some sports car options | View Answer |
Square thing | View Answer |
Stampede member in 'The Lion King' | View Answer |
Sticky stuff | View Answer |
Sting, e.g | View Answer |
Substance that helps a spaceship's fuel burn | View Answer |
Suet alternative | View Answer |
Super-duper | View Answer |
Survivalist's stockpile | View Answer |
Sweet bread | View Answer |
Swizzle | View Answer |
Taters | View Answer |
Telephone feature jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1961 | View Answer |
Therefore | View Answer |
They're not known for neatness | View Answer |
Toss in a chip, maybe | View Answer |
Treadmill settings | View Answer |
Type of headsail | View Answer |
Ump's call | View Answer |
When the president may make a pitch | View Answer |
Whirled around | View Answer |
Windows forerunner | View Answer |
Winter sport jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1965 | View Answer |
Wish list items | View Answer |
With 20-Across, yearly | View Answer |
Word connecting two last names | View Answer |
Word connecting two place names | View Answer |
Word repeated before 'again' | View Answer |
Writing aid jokingly predicted by 101-Across in 1967 | View Answer |
Year-round Phoenix hrs | View Answer |
___ block | View Answer |
___ diavolo (in a peppery tomato sauce) | View Answer |
___ of Man | View Answer |
___ Sea, whose eastern basin has become a desert | View Answer |
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