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$2 million, in a 1996 film (or the film's title) | View Answer |
'21 Across! 21 Across!,' e.g | View Answer |
'A Wild Hare' hunter | View Answer |
'Do It' singer Morris | View Answer |
'Hello, Dolly!' Tony winner Midler | View Answer |
'Mars Attacks!' vessels | View Answer |
'Mom's gonna hear about what you did!' | View Answer |
'Oh, you think that's true about me, huh?!' | View Answer |
'Pokemon' protagonist | View Answer |
'Shifting' stuff | View Answer |
'Sweet revenge grows harsh' speaker | View Answer |
'Vette rival of the 1950s | View Answer |
'We've got two winners!' | View Answer |
'Would ya be interested in comin'?' | View Answer |
16th-century ruling line | View Answer |
1953 western directed by John Farrow | View Answer |
20-sided D&D item | View Answer |
2013 disaster film that spawned many sequels | View Answer |
Activity for centers | View Answer |
Activity with a descent | View Answer |
Aloo gobi ingredient | View Answer |
Apple platform seen in kiosks? | View Answer |
Array in a cockpit | View Answer |
Avian with calf muscles | View Answer |
Barker on TV, once | View Answer |
Beef bourguignon, e.g | View Answer |
Birthday party request | View Answer |
Bucks at a diner, e.g | View Answer |
Car care brand | View Answer |
Chalupa relative | View Answer |
Chateau ___ Michelle (Wash. winery) | View Answer |
Cheri of 'Liar Liar' | View Answer |
Chicken yakitori holders | View Answer |
Claim on some cigarette filter boxes | View Answer |
Cling Plus wrap brand | View Answer |
Coated like steel sheets | View Answer |
Constant celebration in March? | View Answer |
Cries for help, say | View Answer |
Dark beer variety | View Answer |
Digit on the ground | View Answer |
Eighth of 24 letters | View Answer |
Eileithyia's mother | View Answer |
Elle, in English | View Answer |
Evidence of a blaze | View Answer |
Falcon sneakers maker | View Answer |
Fam figure | View Answer |
Filing helper, briefly | View Answer |
Firewood site, at times | View Answer |
Fitted with footwear | View Answer |
Free of a wool coat, say | View Answer |
Giant great Mel, and an anagram of 46 Across | View Answer |
Gold digger? | View Answer |
Group's guiding beliefs | View Answer |
Hit musical film of 1958 | View Answer |
Ice cream brand since 1928 | View Answer |
Infiniti imperfection | View Answer |
It's full of grooves | View Answer |
Item in a pizza oven | View Answer |
Like baseball throws in which the throwing limb isn't fully extended | View Answer |
Like knees on kneelers | View Answer |
Like laundered loads | View Answer |
Like much ACLU work | View Answer |
Lose solidity, in a way | View Answer |
Mad character's surname | View Answer |
Makes out, in a way? | View Answer |
Margo Lane's ability in 'The Shadow' | View Answer |
Mend, as a muffler | View Answer |
Metapuzzle solver's cry | View Answer |
Mixers at mixers | View Answer |
Nakanoshima Park city | View Answer |
Natural vibrations | View Answer |
NBA legend targeted by 'Hack-a-Shaq' tactics | View Answer |
Negate, as in Word | View Answer |
New NBA team in 1968 | View Answer |
Newcastle Brown ___ | View Answer |
Notices on a cell, e.g | View Answer |
Nucleus constituent | View Answer |
Oblique division symbol | View Answer |
Omega, alphabetically | View Answer |
On the waterfront, say | View Answer |
One of Saturn's moons | View Answer |
One of seven major energy centers, in tantra yoga | View Answer |
One who received a 2017 World Series ring | View Answer |
Org. hiring ecologists | View Answer |
Original WTO member | View Answer |
Outback offerings | View Answer |
Part of a uniform, maybe | View Answer |
Patty-cake participant | View Answer |
People of Red Rock, Okla | View Answer |
Pilates class surface | View Answer |
Post-marathon distress | View Answer |
Quaint salutation | View Answer |
Quarters on a farm | View Answer |
Recess in a house | View Answer |
Retort to a boast | View Answer |
Ring master? | View Answer |
Rockies' destination? | View Answer |
Royal figure a player can become in the board game Tales of the Arabian Nights | View Answer |
Sap-sucking pest | View Answer |
Say when to say 'I do,' say | View Answer |
Screenwriter Goldberg | View Answer |
Secure, as a sailboat | View Answer |
See 89 Down | View Answer |
Seed container | View Answer |
Senators' staffers | View Answer |
Should one apply | View Answer |
Small amount of paint | View Answer |
Small quantity of liquid | View Answer |
Smash (into) | View Answer |
Smuggler hunted by Boba Fett | View Answer |
Some Old Norse tales | View Answer |
Songwriter Butler | View Answer |
Soul singer Franklin | View Answer |
Spanish word for 'love' | View Answer |
Stumping event | View Answer |
Stylist's concern | View Answer |
Swinton of 'Snowpiercer' | View Answer |
They run on tablets | View Answer |
Those celebrating the nova godina on Jan. 1 | View Answer |
Transcribing pro | View Answer |
Trope of horror stories | View Answer |
Ulla portrayer Thurman | View Answer |
Unlike any perfect number found thus far | View Answer |
Visual ___ | View Answer |
Warned, as with a horn | View Answer |
Wayne and Garth, e.g | View Answer |
What a Listserv delivers | View Answer |
With 112 Down, type of office support work | View Answer |
___ faire | View Answer |
___ Lumpur | View Answer |
___ on real events | View Answer |
___ Turkoglu, winner of the NBA's Most Improved Player award in 2008 | View Answer |
___-cited | View Answer |
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