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Breaks up | View Answer |
British surrender site of 1777 | View Answer |
Brock in Cooperstown | View Answer |
Buffalo’s Triple-A baseball team | View Answer |
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Can’t stand | View Answer |
Carides of “Big Little Lies” | View Answer |
Carpentry grooves | View Answer |
Cartoonist Walker | View Answer |
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Concert highlight | View Answer |
Coral | View Answer |
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D-day | View Answer |
Dash components | View Answer |
Detail-oriented sort | View Answer |
DH part | View Answer |
Disability support prog | View Answer |
Disney heroine | View Answer |
Dustin’s “Midnight Cowboy” role | View Answer |
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Expo presentations | View Answer |
Extremely chill, informally | View Answer |
Fall away | View Answer |
Festoon | View Answer |
Filming the part of the movie where the stand-in appears? | View Answer |
First king of Israel | View Answer |
First word of “A Visit From St. Nicholas” | View Answer |
Former CIA director Porter | View Answer |
Former education secretary DeVos | View Answer |
Frat house H | View Answer |
Frazier of the Yankees | View Answer |
Golfer Isao ___ in the World Golf Hall of Fame | View Answer |
Grassy plain | View Answer |
Hand-to-hand contact | View Answer |
Hart | View Answer |
Hiring somebody for the opening on the film crew? | View Answer |
Hollywood trickery, briefly | View Answer |
How some bet | View Answer |
In shape | View Answer |
Jargon suffix | View Answer |
Jennifer Lopez and Shakira, e.g | View Answer |
Language known to native speakers as Unangam Tunuu | View Answer |
Lego competitor | View Answer |
Like many tabloid stories | View Answer |
Like some lakes | View Answer |
Like voice-over narrators | View Answer |
Liking a lot | View Answer |
Math ratios | View Answer |
Minecraft: Education Edition and Procreate, for two | View Answer |
Mischievous | View Answer |
Modernists | View Answer |
Move at high speed | View Answer |
Musicians need a good one | View Answer |
Name used by a dozen popes | View Answer |
Namesake of a medal awarded by the American Astronomical Society | View Answer |
Old name for the Chinese port Xiamen | View Answer |
Opposite of alt | View Answer |
Orange Muppet | View Answer |
Pakistan’s place | View Answer |
Parisian article | View Answer |
Penniless | View Answer |
Pest control brand | View Answer |
Popeye rival | View Answer |
Positioning an overhead microphone closer to an actor? | View Answer |
Prehistory’s last period | View Answer |
Pretentious people | View Answer |
Producer of Coolpix cameras | View Answer |
Producer of Fairlady and Bluebird autos | View Answer |
Public perception | View Answer |
Pushes to the limit | View Answer |
Put away | View Answer |
Put off again | View Answer |
Racket material | View Answer |
Ragout, e.g | View Answer |
Reaching an agreement on a film’s soundtrack? | View Answer |
Reactor fuel | View Answer |
Register | View Answer |
Revolting developments | View Answer |
Road goo | View Answer |
Safari sight | View Answer |
Sassiness, informally | View Answer |
Sch. support group | View Answer |
Senator Feingold | View Answer |
Significant stretches | View Answer |
Sin city | View Answer |
Skin | View Answer |
Slip into | View Answer |
Small rowboat | View Answer |
Smash into | View Answer |
Snack | View Answer |
Snug headgear | View Answer |
Social group | View Answer |
Some NCOs | View Answer |
Sport fish | View Answer |
Squeezes (out) | View Answer |
Stepping out of frame while being filmed? | View Answer |
Stock holder | View Answer |
Strip in a strip club | View Answer |
Strip in the living room, say | View Answer |
Suisse peaks | View Answer |
Summer on the Riviera | View Answer |
Sunflower State sch | View Answer |
Surgeon’s tool | View Answer |
Suspension | View Answer |
Sustained popularity | View Answer |
Synagogue chests | View Answer |
Tangle up | View Answer |
They have flat tops | View Answer |
They may be big on movie sets | View Answer |
Third in rank | View Answer |
Treating words | View Answer |
Unsuspecting folks | View Answer |
Video game pioneer | View Answer |
Vole’s cousin | View Answer |
Wanted poster letters | View Answer |
What’s happening | View Answer |
Where to find Eugene | View Answer |
Where you might get steamed | View Answer |
Whiff | View Answer |
Worship | View Answer |
Yard material | View Answer |
Years and years | View Answer |
’60s hot spot | View Answer |
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