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“30 Rock” star | View Answer |
“Columbo” org | View Answer |
“Cool beginnings!” said the ’90s rapper | View Answer |
“Cool blanks!” said the Gen Xer | View Answer |
“Cool departure!” said the millennial | View Answer |
“Cool monster!” said the yuppie | View Answer |
“Cool reflex!” said the skateboarder | View Answer |
“Cool sonnet!” said the gamer | View Answer |
“Cool substitute!” said the 1960s bohemian | View Answer |
“Cool turn!” said the surfer | View Answer |
“Cool wool!” said the beatnik | View Answer |
“Hero” hero | View Answer |
“I don’t want to look at that!” | View Answer |
“I went here” marker | View Answer |
“Puppy Love” artist | View Answer |
“Quiet!” | View Answer |
“Reflektor” band | View Answer |
“Secrets of the Dead” network | View Answer |
“Tess of the d’Urbervilles” libertine | View Answer |
“When Can I See You” singer | View Answer |
1987 role for De Niro | View Answer |
34-Across, e.g | View Answer |
8-Down who wrote “The Flea” | View Answer |
Accusatory words | View Answer |
Airport abbr | View Answer |
Andy Taylor or Ben Cartwright, e.g | View Answer |
Argentine article | View Answer |
Ashcan School painter John French ___ | View Answer |
Austrian article | View Answer |
Available, as a London taxi | View Answer |
Backup option | View Answer |
Balinese complaint | View Answer |
Bear | View Answer |
Begins a turn | View Answer |
Birds with coastal colonies | View Answer |
Black Sea port | View Answer |
Botox may be used on them | View Answer |
Bulldog backer | View Answer |
Bygone Mauritius dwellers | View Answer |
Capital or charm, for example | View Answer |
Carby tubes | View Answer |
Civil rights leader Baker | View Answer |
Classic nightclub, familiarly | View Answer |
Collectible strings | View Answer |
Cologne water | View Answer |
Comic Harvey | View Answer |
Community spirit | View Answer |
Cookie container | View Answer |
Cooking herb | View Answer |
Corpse, to cop show cops | View Answer |
Critical | View Answer |
Delta-Foxtrot go-between | View Answer |
Devoted spouse’s words | View Answer |
Eager (to go) | View Answer |
Elphaba sings “Defying Gravity” at the end of it | View Answer |
Expect from | View Answer |
Extoller of “the bare necessities” | View Answer |
Flag supporter | View Answer |
Friends who aren’t close | View Answer |
Gamboling | View Answer |
Gaming allotment | View Answer |
Ghostly spirit | View Answer |
Gibson feature | View Answer |
Go straight to the courthouse, perhaps | View Answer |
Going by in the past | View Answer |
Grammer of “Frasier” | View Answer |
Grazing region | View Answer |
Harsh review | View Answer |
Haydn sobriquet | View Answer |
Heaters | View Answer |
Honeyed drink | View Answer |
Hoover, e.g | View Answer |
Howling winds | View Answer |
In shape | View Answer |
In-crowd outsider | View Answer |
Included indirectly | View Answer |
Infallible authority | View Answer |
Insensitive, in a way | View Answer |
It may be topped by a tie | View Answer |
It stuffs you up | View Answer |
It’s easy, so they say | View Answer |
It’s set nightly | View Answer |
Item torn out of a book | View Answer |
Language in which Gandalf is called Mithrandir | View Answer |
Largest New Deal agcy | View Answer |
Leith lass, e.g | View Answer |
Letter addition | View Answer |
Like a basic bike | View Answer |
Like Eric Rohmer movies | View Answer |
Like Lenin | View Answer |
Like students at the end of the semester | View Answer |
Like windows and sheets of stamps | View Answer |
Literary personification of British class issues | View Answer |
Lucy Ricardo’s sidekick | View Answer |
Makeup for Dick Van Dyke in “Mary Poppins” | View Answer |
Monopoly card | View Answer |
N. modifier | View Answer |
Notorious motel name | View Answer |
Off-roader, briefly | View Answer |
Official messenger | View Answer |
Old markets | View Answer |
One of the deadly sins | View Answer |
Org. with many boomers | View Answer |
Overuses a mailing list, say | View Answer |
Party registration? | View Answer |
Period | View Answer |
Period between cause and effect | View Answer |
Pithecanthropus, literally | View Answer |
Primary choices | View Answer |
Protection rating | View Answer |
Put together | View Answer |
Qatar exited it in 2019 | View Answer |
Rachel Weisz’s role in “The Mummy” | View Answer |
Rap duo ___ Sremmurd | View Answer |
Recurring theme | View Answer |
Redmayne of “The Theory of Everything” | View Answer |
Repository | View Answer |
Reproach oneself for | View Answer |
Rowdy crowds | View Answer |
Sanctions target | View Answer |
School on the street | View Answer |
Settings of some morning art | View Answer |
Shake alternative | View Answer |
St. ___ Girl (German beer) | View Answer |
Supermarket section | View Answer |
Swamps | View Answer |
The smallest change? | View Answer |
These words | View Answer |
Ticked off | View Answer |
Took some courses | View Answer |
Transformative king | View Answer |
Uncouth | View Answer |
Vegetarian’s request | View Answer |
Wheeling’s river | View Answer |
Wood strip | View Answer |
Wool source | View Answer |
Word before Leppard or Jam | View Answer |
Writer Wiesel | View Answer |
Yemen port | View Answer |
___ rampage | View Answer |
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