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'Colette' actress Knightley | View Answer |
'Eh ... I'll pass' | View Answer |
'I am,' in Latin | View Answer |
'I didn't need to know that!' | View Answer |
'Little ol' me?' | View Answer |
'Mad Money' host Jim | View Answer |
'That time is fine for me' | View Answer |
'Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise': Thomas Gray | View Answer |
'___ Miz' | View Answer |
*'Cinderella' meanie | View Answer |
*Glide down from above | View Answer |
*Lateral-breaking pitches | View Answer |
*Mount Everest scaler | View Answer |
*Portrayer of Scrooge in 1951's 'A Christmas Carol' | View Answer |
*Went out of control | View Answer |
A.M.A. members: Abbr | View Answer |
Absolutely wrecks | View Answer |
Actor Guinness | View Answer |
Actor/activist George | View Answer |
Airs | View Answer |
Alice who wrote 'The Color Purple' | View Answer |
Allow to access | View Answer |
Article in Aachen | View Answer |
Backpacker's snack | View Answer |
Bad Brains and Bikini Kill, for two | View Answer |
Ball game that all players might lose | View Answer |
Big exporter of pistachios | View Answer |
Big huff? | View Answer |
Big lugs | View Answer |
Boot camp exercises performed on all fours | View Answer |
Butterfly garden bloomers | View Answer |
Buttonholes, basically | View Answer |
Calico calls | View Answer |
Cartoonish villains | View Answer |
Colorful bird named for its diet | View Answer |
Comedian Wyatt of 'Problem Areas' | View Answer |
Cookout chuckouts | View Answer |
Cousin of kvass | View Answer |
Crow language family | View Answer |
da-DUM | View Answer |
Derby cocktail | View Answer |
Dominated, informally | View Answer |
Dramatize, as a historical event | View Answer |
Early computer acronym | View Answer |
Exfoliants | View Answer |
Eye part with rods and cones | View Answer |
Fashion house whose logo is two interlocking C's | View Answer |
Features of some bygone muscle cars | View Answer |
Field trip conveyances | View Answer |
Flying Cloud of old autodom | View Answer |
Foofaraw | View Answer |
Forest between Champagne and Lorraine | View Answer |
Free of fizz | View Answer |
Give an elbow bump to, say | View Answer |
Have an outsize presence | View Answer |
Highway heavyweight | View Answer |
Hogs | View Answer |
Homebrewer's sugar | View Answer |
Improvised comment | View Answer |
Incomplete dentures | View Answer |
Install, as sod | View Answer |
It beats scissors | View Answer |
It's a banger in Germany | View Answer |
Javanese dyeing technique | View Answer |
Jazz clarinetist Shaw | View Answer |
Judgy sound | View Answer |
Jupiter's realm, in myth | View Answer |
K | View Answer |
Kind of port | View Answer |
Knot-tying and lashing, to a sailor | View Answer |
Lack of musicality | View Answer |
Lacks | View Answer |
Like favorite radio stations, perhaps | View Answer |
Like some short tennis matches | View Answer |
Like the Carolina Reaper pepper | View Answer |
Like toum or agliata sauce | View Answer |
Maker of the world's first quartz watch | View Answer |
Marketing experiment comparing two variants | View Answer |
Memo starter | View Answer |
Middle van Pelt child in 'Peanuts' | View Answer |
More raspy | View Answer |
Most beloved | View Answer |
Muckety-mucks | View Answer |
N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Yale ___ | View Answer |
Narrow groove | View Answer |
Not easily moved | View Answer |
Not yet in stock | View Answer |
O.E.D. part: Abbr | View Answer |
Oatmeal glob | View Answer |
Ocho menos cinco | View Answer |
On pins and needles | View Answer |
One for the roadie | View Answer |
One of seven represented in the Pleiades | View Answer |
One roasted or toasted | View Answer |
Org. with a sizable registry | View Answer |
Passionate | View Answer |
Pastoral skyline features | View Answer |
Pic on a pec, say | View Answer |
Pico de gallo herb | View Answer |
Place to wallow | View Answer |
Place to wear muck boots | View Answer |
Places | View Answer |
Places for hoses and hoes | View Answer |
Plant pore | View Answer |
Porter, for one | View Answer |
Potala Palace city | View Answer |
Reason to do a 'stupid human trick' | View Answer |
Record player annoyances | View Answer |
Say 'Whomever did this ...,' say | View Answer |
Seattle's W.N.B.A. team | View Answer |
Secretary, e.g | View Answer |
Side-to-side movement | View Answer |
Skulk | View Answer |
Sleigh driver's need | View Answer |
Soaring shot | View Answer |
Some red marks | View Answer |
Some rideshares | View Answer |
Some Six Nations members | View Answer |
Sound of an ungraceful landing | View Answer |
Sounds of hesitation | View Answer |
Soup bases | View Answer |
Surgical seam | View Answer |
Syrup brand since 1902 | View Answer |
Tangential topics | View Answer |
Teeny-tiny | View Answer |
Teller, maybe | View Answer |
They may be hidden behind paintings | View Answer |
Thickener used in desserts | View Answer |
Title for Baltimore | View Answer |
To a profound degree | View Answer |
Tyler of 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' | View Answer |
Unagi and anago, for two | View Answer |
Use Tinder, say | View Answer |
Visionary | View Answer |
What a net might attach to | View Answer |
What parallel lines never do | View Answer |
Woodard of 'Clemency' | View Answer |
Word after ring or water | View Answer |
Word before Roger or Rancher | View Answer |
X | View Answer |
Yellow jacket, for one | View Answer |
___ card | View Answer |
___ mode | View Answer |
___ Noël | View Answer |
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