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'All right, already!' | View Answer |
'Can this be true?' | View Answer |
'Chocolat' co-star | View Answer |
'Come again?' | View Answer |
'Ghostbusters' actor Hudson | View Answer |
121 Across woe | View Answer |
1980s Soviet leader Andropov | View Answer |
1997 World Series MVP Hernandez | View Answer |
Accelerated science unit? | View Answer |
Access point | View Answer |
Acquire, as debt | View Answer |
Actor Guinness | View Answer |
Actress Lupino | View Answer |
Agreements in D.C | View Answer |
Andy Weir work about a guy who shares actor Sheen's name (and no one else does)? | View Answer |
Anna Sewell work about the loveliness of one's posterior body surface? | View Answer |
Apple Pencil user's device | View Answer |
Appropriate | View Answer |
Artificially colored | View Answer |
Baltic republic | View Answer |
Be cocky | View Answer |
Beavers' structures | View Answer |
Box full of bills | View Answer |
Boxer Spinks | View Answer |
Brink | View Answer |
Bygone bird | View Answer |
Canonized mlle | View Answer |
Carrier whose main hub is in Rome | View Answer |
Cause of boasting | View Answer |
Cereal 'for kids' | View Answer |
Chain with a Select Guest loyalty program | View Answer |
Charles Dickens work about astronomer Sagan dressing up as Santa? | View Answer |
Chicago's Willis ___ | View Answer |
Cleansed (of) | View Answer |
Coerced payments | View Answer |
Coffee ___ | View Answer |
Collected works | View Answer |
Collection of letters | View Answer |
Competes (for) | View Answer |
congress.___ | View Answer |
Country where one spends cedis | View Answer |
Cribbage piece | View Answer |
Crucifix | View Answer |
Cruising | View Answer |
Cup, vis-a-vis a pint | View Answer |
D&D enemies | View Answer |
Dante Alighieri work about a godlike former FBI director named James? | View Answer |
Deciduous tree | View Answer |
Declaration of incompetence | View Answer |
Diminish | View Answer |
Disreputable one | View Answer |
Duma rejection | View Answer |
Easily fooled | View Answer |
Ed who voiced Hudson on 'Gargoyles' | View Answer |
Edits, as a voice-over | View Answer |
Enthusiasm | View Answer |
Essentials | View Answer |
Exclusive | View Answer |
Failed Ford | View Answer |
Fell, in a forest | View Answer |
Filmmaker Coen | View Answer |
Flat figure? | View Answer |
Football snapper | View Answer |
Frances Hodgson Burnett work about someone in actress Eve's family whom no one has ever heard of? | View Answer |
Frozen treats | View Answer |
Give it a whirl | View Answer |
Green party requirement? | View Answer |
Gun, as an engine | View Answer |
Had ham, e.g | View Answer |
Harmonizing Brian | View Answer |
Has creditors | View Answer |
Haul | View Answer |
Have a feeling? | View Answer |
Having a bug | View Answer |
Hence | View Answer |
Hits from a flask | View Answer |
Hoarse sound | View Answer |
Hollywood's Howard | View Answer |
Iris setting | View Answer |
Iris setting | View Answer |
Jay who once wrote a column for Popular Mechanics | View Answer |
Joseph Conrad work about an evil deer? | View Answer |
Jumper on a pug | View Answer |
Just out of the box | View Answer |
Just sits there | View Answer |
Kazuo Ishiguro work about your demand to actress Campbell to free you? | View Answer |
Key of 'Crazy on You' | View Answer |
Keycard receiver | View Answer |
Large number | View Answer |
Lecherous hybrid | View Answer |
Like the worst of circumstances | View Answer |
Like track stars | View Answer |
Like, on menus | View Answer |
Lisa Genova work about cooties that don't move? | View Answer |
Long on screen | View Answer |
Long-billed wader | View Answer |
Loses one's goatee, e.g | View Answer |
Lymph ___ | View Answer |
Major gold exporter | View Answer |
Massive span | View Answer |
Md. athlete | View Answer |
Mess up | View Answer |
Mitsubishi headquarters city | View Answer |
More cheesy | View Answer |
Not pro | View Answer |
Oahu veranda | View Answer |
Old master's mastery | View Answer |
Olympian Korbut | View Answer |
Oman neighbor | View Answer |
Opening on a sci-fi program | View Answer |
Over | View Answer |
Oxen restraints | View Answer |
Partially cracked | View Answer |
Percentage set by a bank | View Answer |
Performs a brain operation? | View Answer |
Personal quirks | View Answer |
Phnom ___ | View Answer |
Piece with a point | View Answer |
Prevaricate | View Answer |
Prez No. 16 | View Answer |
Proofing veto | View Answer |
Pursue, as a tip | View Answer |
Ralph Ellison work about a mother you can't see? | View Answer |
Rebel Guevara | View Answer |
Recipients of medals | View Answer |
Regarded to be | View Answer |
Retired Rocket ___ Ming | View Answer |
Rice making plots | View Answer |
Right away | View Answer |
River by the Karnak temple | View Answer |
Rocky foe Drago | View Answer |
Scattered, as seeds | View Answer |
Scooped, as soup | View Answer |
Secured | View Answer |
See 17 Down | View Answer |
See 2 Down | View Answer |
Shop cutter | View Answer |
Shop cutters | View Answer |
Simoleons | View Answer |
Sleep clinic subject | View Answer |
Smiley once on PBS | View Answer |
Songwriter Brickell | View Answer |
Soon, in a sonnet | View Answer |
Sore from exercise | View Answer |
Squad car signal | View Answer |
Steelers great Bettis | View Answer |
Stephen King work about a paternity ward? | View Answer |
Stew with bok choy, perhaps | View Answer |
Stick up | View Answer |
Strip in a bedroom? | View Answer |
Stuff that's in circulation | View Answer |
Sue of mysteries | View Answer |
Summer class abroad? | View Answer |
Sunlight blocker | View Answer |
Tabriz's nation | View Answer |
Talk too much | View Answer |
Tina Fey work about dictatorial queens of small colonies? | View Answer |
Tony winner Vereen | View Answer |
Topic for a crime beat reporter | View Answer |
Traveling across America like America | View Answer |
Truman Capote work about being drenched with the vital fluids of fish-and-chips fish? | View Answer |
Two-rod antenna | View Answer |
Warm, in a way | View Answer |
Water brand | View Answer |
Wedding response | View Answer |
Wedge, e.g | View Answer |
William Makepeace Thackeray work about a holiday tree that makes people conceited? | View Answer |
With 37 Down, 'Slow Turning' singer whose last name sounds like a hotel | View Answer |
With 62 Across, euphemism for lovemaking | View Answer |
Work such as 'The Purloined Letter' (whose author's name is spelled out by this puzzle's purloined letters) | View Answer |
Worker's field | View Answer |
___ Spiegel | View Answer |
___ Spumante | View Answer |
___ water | View Answer |
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