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1968 to now, in tennis | View Answer |
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Agents | View Answer |
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Babybel cheese | View Answer |
Bambi’s mother, in “Bambi”? | View Answer |
Basketful at a diner | View Answer |
Better than good | View Answer |
Blows a gasket | View Answer |
Bound | View Answer |
British singer Rita | View Answer |
Candle-extinguishing secret | View Answer |
Castle, Worth and Rich, e.g | View Answer |
Christensen of “Parenthood” | View Answer |
Citi Field player, for short | View Answer |
Closet accessory | View Answer |
Cook’s amt | View Answer |
Cordwainer’s collection | View Answer |
Cordwainer’s product | View Answer |
Costa ___ | View Answer |
Cover with frosting | View Answer |
Cow chow | View Answer |
Dance for lei people? | View Answer |
Diamond score | View Answer |
Draft improvements | View Answer |
Etsy business | View Answer |
Exercise variety | View Answer |
Expression of dismay | View Answer |
Fanatical | View Answer |
Fanatical, as an opinion | View Answer |
Fare poorly | View Answer |
Find attractive | View Answer |
Flair | View Answer |
Flower named for an old French word for tobacco | View Answer |
Furnishings | View Answer |
Gives a thumbs up | View Answer |
Go wrong | View Answer |
Gone from the plate | View Answer |
Good battler | View Answer |
Grate | View Answer |
Hairy twin of the Bible | View Answer |
High-ranking angels | View Answer |
Hook’s henchman | View Answer |
Hotel offerings | View Answer |
How Maleficent tries to get rid of Aurora, in “Sleeping Beauty”? | View Answer |
It might be fishy | View Answer |
It might be hidden in a lapel | View Answer |
It’s to dye for | View Answer |
Keynes subj | View Answer |
Kick back | View Answer |
King Triton’s seat, in “The Little Mermaid”? | View Answer |
Lead-in to wife or life | View Answer |
Left work, perhaps | View Answer |
Like Maurice, in “Beauty and the Beast”? | View Answer |
Like snoops | View Answer |
Lose one’s reserve | View Answer |
Make incoherent, as a story | View Answer |
Makes fast | View Answer |
Matador’s foe | View Answer |
Messenger molecule | View Answer |
Morning answer from a kid’s bedroom | View Answer |
Move in the slightest | View Answer |
Occupies, as a battle station | View Answer |
Olive who existed for 10 years before Popeye | View Answer |
Oracle’s home | View Answer |
Org. whose website has a Greener Living section | View Answer |
Part of a tuba’s sound | View Answer |
Passionate feelings | View Answer |
Past dates? | View Answer |
People of the Great Basin | View Answer |
Period | View Answer |
Poet’s palindrome | View Answer |
Pound division | View Answer |
Praising poem | View Answer |
Pronoun for some | View Answer |
Quick bit of tennis | View Answer |
Quick points in tennis | View Answer |
Relating to bees | View Answer |
Response to “You’re hiding something” | View Answer |
Restaurant waiting area | View Answer |
Retinol | View Answer |
Rx item, for short | View Answer |
Scrooge utterance | View Answer |
Seriously embarrassing blunder | View Answer |
Sharp counterpart | View Answer |
Singer Simone | View Answer |
Singer ___ Khan | View Answer |
Sister brand of Humble | View Answer |
Sit shiva, say | View Answer |
Snoop’s sometime collaborator | View Answer |
Snowball fight taunt | View Answer |
Some pens | View Answer |
Spoil | View Answer |
St. Kitts and ___ | View Answer |
Start for center or graph | View Answer |
Story tellers | View Answer |
Subside | View Answer |
Supporters’ answers | View Answer |
Surfing device | View Answer |
Sushi restaurant stock | View Answer |
Swear | View Answer |
Take in | View Answer |
Take on | View Answer |
Targets of PETA protests | View Answer |
The dwarfs, in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”? | View Answer |
The Horned Frogs’ sch | View Answer |
Theater honors | View Answer |
Theater reprimand | View Answer |
To be, in France | View Answer |
Took part in a regatta | View Answer |
Transport in a Duke Ellington song | View Answer |
Uncompromising | View Answer |
Unspecific choice | View Answer |
Vaughan Williams’s “Riders to the Sea,” e.g | View Answer |
Vespidae family member | View Answer |
Walked in water | View Answer |
Western sight | View Answer |
What a Jenga tower will do, eventually | View Answer |
What Arthur took after he pulled Excalibur, in “The Sword in the Stone”? | View Answer |
Where Alice winds up, in “Alice in Wonderland”? | View Answer |
Window closer, sometimes | View Answer |
“A View to ___” (1985 Bond film) | View Answer |
“Don’t care!” | View Answer |
“Five stars, would recommend” | View Answer |
“Gladiator” star | View Answer |
“Horrible” Viking of the comics | View Answer |
“I’m not buying it!” | View Answer |
“Look!” to Lucretius | View Answer |
“Lucky Jim” author Kingsley | View Answer |
“Our Gang” girl | View Answer |
“Pirates of the Caribbean” star | View Answer |
“So Sick” singer | View Answer |
“Something to Talk About” singer Bonnie | View Answer |
“Succession” channel | View Answer |
“The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” author Larsson | View Answer |
“Toodles!” | View Answer |
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