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1921 play that introduced the word “robot” | View Answer |
1982 film featuring a light-cycle race | View Answer |
1990s Britcom, familiarly | View Answer |
8 letters, on a keypad | View Answer |
A snow bridge may conceal it | View Answer |
Added to the bylaws | View Answer |
Alien-seeking subj | View Answer |
Angus ID | View Answer |
Aperture number | View Answer |
Aquatic apex predator | View Answer |
Backward-looking | View Answer |
Barkeep voiced by Hank Azaria | View Answer |
Bears, to Brutus | View Answer |
Before, poetically | View Answer |
Best buds | View Answer |
Beyond tipsy | View Answer |
Big name in water filters | View Answer |
Big time | View Answer |
Book boo-boos | View Answer |
Bossy outburst | View Answer |
Bygone TV adjunct | View Answer |
Cake cover | View Answer |
Campus in Houston, TX | View Answer |
Capital on a fjord | View Answer |
Clarinet piece | View Answer |
Clock std | View Answer |
Compass | View Answer |
Concur | View Answer |
Copycat’s words | View Answer |
Deceitful doings | View Answer |
Dr. of rap | View Answer |
DuPont refrigerant | View Answer |
Earth Day subj | View Answer |
False name used while on a Vegas toot? | View Answer |
Fearless investigative reporters? | View Answer |
Fill with joy | View Answer |
Fixed | View Answer |
Flapjack flipper | View Answer |
Flight prefix | View Answer |
Flu symptoms | View Answer |
Formal order | View Answer |
Foxy | View Answer |
Gaelic | View Answer |
Google alternative | View Answer |
Hardly purebreds | View Answer |
Hartsfield-Jackson’s airport code | View Answer |
Healthcare payer for some low-income people | View Answer |
Highly nervous | View Answer |
Hoffman of the Chicago Seven | View Answer |
How you might down a canapé | View Answer |
ICU inserts | View Answer |
Iraq’s area | View Answer |
It’s found at home | View Answer |
It’s used to remove optical irritants | View Answer |
Jargon suffix | View Answer |
Jazz label since 1918 | View Answer |
Jerry Jones or Art Rooney II, e.g | View Answer |
Kosher | View Answer |
Last three letters of a farmer song refrain | View Answer |
Lawrence’s portrayer | View Answer |
Lee and Fleming, for two | View Answer |
Light cotton fabric | View Answer |
Like a Van Gogh painting | View Answer |
Like interstate exits | View Answer |
Long March leader | View Answer |
Lose track? | View Answer |
Lost a family portrait in a poker game? | View Answer |
Love, in Latin | View Answer |
Lover’s song | View Answer |
Lug | View Answer |
Major conclusion? | View Answer |
March Madness org | View Answer |
Miles of movies | View Answer |
Mine yield | View Answer |
Model who hosted “More to Love” | View Answer |
Most droll | View Answer |
Motorists’ org | View Answer |
Mustang lines | View Answer |
Nanakuli necklace | View Answer |
Needle | View Answer |
Ninth grade course, often | View Answer |
Nobelist who worked on the Manhattan Project | View Answer |
Ocean, informally | View Answer |
Opening a burger restaurant called Mac Donald’s? | View Answer |
Owing | View Answer |
Parisian possessive | View Answer |
Part of Mork’s closing | View Answer |
Plot portion | View Answer |
Pro ___ | View Answer |
Product of un poulet | View Answer |
Purges | View Answer |
Reason for a strict diet and exercise regimen? | View Answer |
Reason to squint | View Answer |
Recess retort | View Answer |
Remove from power | View Answer |
Resistant | View Answer |
Result of a faulty Elmer’s dispenser? | View Answer |
Rolls-Royce’s parent company | View Answer |
Running shoe company | View Answer |
Sails force? | View Answer |
Scrape (out) | View Answer |
Search for yourself, in a way | View Answer |
Self-preservation, e.g | View Answer |
Singer-songwriter Jacques | View Answer |
Slangy “Understand?” | View Answer |
Sorry soul | View Answer |
Spillage from a skid row bottle? | View Answer |
Springy? | View Answer |
St. Regis rival | View Answer |
Start of a Spanish welcoming phrase | View Answer |
Still green, maybe | View Answer |
Strong flavor | View Answer |
Suffuses | View Answer |
Sullen | View Answer |
System of morals | View Answer |
Tar | View Answer |
Textile plant supplies | View Answer |
Therapy session for somebody suffering a loss? | View Answer |
They cross at Xings | View Answer |
Third-most traded currency | View Answer |
Truman and Myerson, for two | View Answer |
Wagnerian princess | View Answer |
Walled city of India | View Answer |
Want desperately | View Answer |
Weapon wielded by ninja turtle Raphael | View Answer |
With respect to | View Answer |
Yard tools | View Answer |
Young raptor | View Answer |
___-relief | View Answer |
“Barry” carrier | View Answer |
“Fernando” singers | View Answer |
“Gigi” author | View Answer |
“Hang on ___!” | View Answer |
“Paradise” author Morrison | View Answer |
“Round and Round” metal band | View Answer |
“That’s right!” | View Answer |
“Will do” | View Answer |
“___ Irish Rose” | View Answer |
“___ of Two Cities” | View Answer |
“___-haw!” | View Answer |
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