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"As I see it," to texters | View Answer |
"Botch- —" (1952 hit) | View Answer |
"Hack My Life" channel | View Answer |
"I smell —!" | View Answer |
"It comes — surprise ..." | View Answer |
"Notorious" screenwriter Ben | View Answer |
"Please reply" abbr | View Answer |
"The Greatest" boxer [1996] | View Answer |
"Up in Smoke" persona | View Answer |
"You ain't —!" ("Amen!") | View Answer |
"You bet!" | View Answer |
14th-century sculptor Andrea | View Answer |
1950s-'60s champion decathlete [1984] | View Answer |
251, to Ovid | View Answer |
Actress Tara | View Answer |
All by oneself | View Answer |
Alley Oop's girlfriend | View Answer |
Alpine skier voted Canada's female athlete of the 20th century [2010] | View Answer |
Arizona-to-Kansas dir | View Answer |
Arrive at | View Answer |
Artist Chagall | View Answer |
Australian sprinter who specialized in the 400 meters [2000] | View Answer |
Award for Mel Brooks | View Answer |
Award for Mel Brooks | View Answer |
Back in style | View Answer |
Back of a 45 | View Answer |
Baldwin and Waugh | View Answer |
Barrett of Pink Floyd | View Answer |
Bell sounds | View Answer |
Braga of film | View Answer |
Brings about | View Answer |
Buddhist sect | View Answer |
Ceiling | View Answer |
Chiang — -shek | View Answer |
Concerning | View Answer |
Confounded | View Answer |
Diarist Frank | View Answer |
Dinner, e.g | View Answer |
Director DuVernay | View Answer |
Ex-Rocket Ming | View Answer |
Fabled man? | View Answer |
Figure skater Michelle | View Answer |
Financial backer | View Answer |
First female figure skater to land a triple axel in competition [1998] | View Answer |
Flawlessly | View Answer |
Frozen cube producer | View Answer |
Game similar to baccarat | View Answer |
Go places | View Answer |
Hankered | View Answer |
Headwear for the slopes | View Answer |
Helping theorem | View Answer |
Here, in Paris | View Answer |
Hockey player voted Canada's male athlete of the 20th century [2010] | View Answer |
Icelandic literary saga | View Answer |
Imitator | View Answer |
Impala, e.g | View Answer |
It's hit in a fiesta | View Answer |
Jogging gait | View Answer |
Joke around | View Answer |
Lacks entity | View Answer |
Large bay window | View Answer |
Lavish dance | View Answer |
Like a — sunshine | View Answer |
Little children | View Answer |
Maine city | View Answer |
Major South Korean airline | View Answer |
Make up for | View Answer |
Matzo's lack | View Answer |
Meyers of TV | View Answer |
Monte — | View Answer |
Mortise insert | View Answer |
Muddy up | View Answer |
Musical gift | View Answer |
Nearly dried-up sea | View Answer |
NHLer Bobby | View Answer |
Not in private | View Answer |
Not on time | View Answer |
Not outdoors | View Answer |
Nov. follower | View Answer |
O'er and o'er | View Answer |
Opponent | View Answer |
Ordinal suffix | View Answer |
Pairs figure skater who won 10 consecutive world titles [2014] | View Answer |
Peace activist Yoko | View Answer |
Per — (by the year) | View Answer |
Phoenix Suns point guard who was the 2005 and 2006 NBA MVP [2010] | View Answer |
Physically fit | View Answer |
Placed | View Answer |
Politico Palin | View Answer |
Pooh creator | View Answer |
Pope's crown | View Answer |
Porker | View Answer |
Prefix with athlete | View Answer |
Put — act | View Answer |
Radar spots | View Answer |
Reduced by | View Answer |
Ritz or Hilton | View Answer |
Salad endive | View Answer |
Scottish port on the North Sea | View Answer |
Shot glass | View Answer |
Singer Bobby | View Answer |
Singer Gwen | View Answer |
Singing Sumac | View Answer |
Skedaddled | View Answer |
Slept in tents | View Answer |
Social circle | View Answer |
Solder metal | View Answer |
Some horror film helpers | View Answer |
Some jazz combos | View Answer |
Sorority letter | View Answer |
Spanish gold | View Answer |
Sportscaster Bob | View Answer |
Sri — | View Answer |
Stared at | View Answer |
Stay a while | View Answer |
Sternward | View Answer |
Stimulus for a reaction | View Answer |
Suffix with Japan | View Answer |
Suffix with prank or mob | View Answer |
Thing at the end of a foot | View Answer |
Tiny division of a min | View Answer |
To no — (in vain) | View Answer |
Top players | View Answer |
Trial excuse | View Answer |
Truckload | View Answer |
Twinkie filling | View Answer |
Uninteresting | View Answer |
Uninteresting | View Answer |
VCR format | View Answer |
Voicer of Olaf in "Frozen" | View Answer |
Wages | View Answer |
Water nymph | View Answer |
What fur is | View Answer |
What this puzzle's featured athletes did in the years indicated | View Answer |
Windshield condensation clearer | View Answer |
Wipe clean | View Answer |
Without instrumental backup | View Answer |
Wrap over the shoulders | View Answer |
Writer Alice B. — | View Answer |
— -Cola | View Answer |
— nitrite (vasodilator) | View Answer |
— tai | View Answer |
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