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"A Death in the Family" author James | View Answer |
"Amo, amas, I love —" | View Answer |
"Bald" bird | View Answer |
"Coyote Ugly" actress Piper | View Answer |
"I don't know yet" | View Answer |
"I Love Lucy" actress Vivian | View Answer |
"I think," to texters | View Answer |
"Live PD" network | View Answer |
"My, my, old chap!" | View Answer |
"Of course" | View Answer |
"Of course" | View Answer |
"Sounds like —!" | View Answer |
"Stop that, silly goose!" | View Answer |
"The Simpsons" store clerk | View Answer |
"Westworld" network | View Answer |
"— girl!" | View Answer |
110-Across' high home | View Answer |
1972 Jack Lemmon film | View Answer |
19th-century anti-alcohol fraternal society | View Answer |
A Gabor | View Answer |
Actor Diesel | View Answer |
Actor Rex or singer James | View Answer |
Actress Bullock | View Answer |
Allude (to) | View Answer |
Army wheels | View Answer |
Be suitable | View Answer |
Beach grit | View Answer |
Beatles song on the "White Album" | View Answer |
Birds' refuges | View Answer |
Bit of work | View Answer |
Bitter-ender | View Answer |
Brunch fruit | View Answer |
Centuries on end | View Answer |
Cerebrum's place | View Answer |
Chefs' tie-ons | View Answer |
Christian set featured in this puzzle | View Answer |
Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. —" | View Answer |
Coll. in Columbus | View Answer |
Committing to a fiduciary | View Answer |
Coral reef eel | View Answer |
Cots, e.g | View Answer |
Courage | View Answer |
Creates | View Answer |
Detested | View Answer |
Doc studying laryngitis | View Answer |
Doesn't differ | View Answer |
Dog restraint | View Answer |
Doglike scavengers | View Answer |
Drug banned for Olympians, for short | View Answer |
Ear-splitting | View Answer |
Fewer | View Answer |
For later use | View Answer |
Gave the Red Cross some funds, e.g | View Answer |
Glossy proof, for short | View Answer |
Hanna-Barbera bear | View Answer |
Have | View Answer |
Helped criminally | View Answer |
Helper: Abbr | View Answer |
Hip '60s teen | View Answer |
Holster fillers | View Answer |
Improvise | View Answer |
In the — luxury | View Answer |
Inmate | View Answer |
Isle of Minos | View Answer |
Klingon officer of TV | View Answer |
Ky. neighbor | View Answer |
Lah-di- — | View Answer |
Long Russian river | View Answer |
Louse-to-be | View Answer |
Love-in- — (plant with feathery foliage) | View Answer |
Lyricist Sammy | View Answer |
Makes easier, with "down" | View Answer |
Matches up, as sets of files | View Answer |
Minor fight | View Answer |
Mob group | View Answer |
Muscle jerk | View Answer |
Neighbor of TV's Homer | View Answer |
Officers in training | View Answer |
Old politico Stevenson | View Answer |
One-on-one student | View Answer |
Opening for a letter-shaped bolt | View Answer |
Order | View Answer |
Plane pilot | View Answer |
Poet Lorde | View Answer |
Pol with a six-yr. term | View Answer |
Pool triangles | View Answer |
Prefix with afternoon | View Answer |
Pro-firearm org | View Answer |
Programs running in web browsers | View Answer |
Really bother | View Answer |
Really bother | View Answer |
Really bother | View Answer |
Really should | View Answer |
Restaurant offerings | View Answer |
Result in | View Answer |
Result of iron deficiency, to a Brit | View Answer |
Reviewer of paintings | View Answer |
Riga native, old-style | View Answer |
Rival of Petro-Canada | View Answer |
Roof edges | View Answer |
Rules established by legal precedent | View Answer |
San —, California | View Answer |
See 67-Across | View Answer |
Sidesplitter | View Answer |
Slimy slow movers | View Answer |
Something to scratch | View Answer |
Spying tool | View Answer |
Staying loyal despite adversity | View Answer |
Stop sleeping | View Answer |
Strike caller | View Answer |
Stuntman Knievel | View Answer |
Suffix with prop- | View Answer |
Suffix with serpent | View Answer |
Swing wildly, as one's arms | View Answer |
Sword types | View Answer |
The attorney general heads it | View Answer |
The sun, in Spanish | View Answer |
Tinfoil giant | View Answer |
TV studio alert | View Answer |
Two-time Wimbledon winner Lew | View Answer |
U.S. Army soldiers | View Answer |
University in Atlanta | View Answer |
Utah's — Canyon | View Answer |
Very, in music scores | View Answer |
What the Union was for earth, in a Lincoln message | View Answer |
Whoppers | View Answer |
With 9-Down, "Paper Moon" child actress | View Answer |
Words on an F paper, maybe | View Answer |
Working overtime, e.g | View Answer |
Wrist-to-elbow bones | View Answer |
Wyo. neighbor | View Answer |
Young guy, in hip-hop | View Answer |
Yummy tidbit | View Answer |
— -fi film | View Answer |
— -Magnon | View Answer |
— -wee Herman | View Answer |
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