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'And there you have it!' | View Answer |
'Rent' character who sings 'Light My Candle' | View Answer |
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'Woo-hoo! The weekend's here!' | View Answer |
'___ Grows in Brooklyn' | View Answer |
'___, sure, you betcha!' (classic Minnesotan expression) | View Answer |
1840s White House family | View Answer |
Add, as an extra perk | View Answer |
All together | View Answer |
Ambient music trailblazer Brian | View Answer |
Animal with a long, sticky tongue | View Answer |
Around 2%-3%, for a customer using a credit card | View Answer |
Artist/activist Yoko | View Answer |
Avocado's center | View Answer |
Barely manage | View Answer |
Baseball great Mel | View Answer |
Body parts that might be 'bumped' | View Answer |
Broadcasts not done in a studio | View Answer |
Buzzworthy, say | View Answer |
Cereal mascot who says 'They're gr-r-reat!' | View Answer |
Certain sib | View Answer |
Choose | View Answer |
Christine of 'Chicago Hope' | View Answer |
Cleverness | View Answer |
Common after-dinner coffee preference | View Answer |
Cried | View Answer |
Darling one | View Answer |
Energy-monitoring org | View Answer |
Fictional feline from Japan ... or how one might greet 17-, 24-, 54- or 65-Across | View Answer |
Flow (from) | View Answer |
Fraction of a min | View Answer |
Freeloader | View Answer |
Hairy cousin in 'The Addams Family' | View Answer |
Hand: Sp | View Answer |
Hoppy beers, in brief | View Answer |
Inane | View Answer |
Indian and Arctic | View Answer |
Jenna Fischer's role on 'The Office' | View Answer |
Just one tiny bite | View Answer |
Lewis Carroll character with a disembodied smile | View Answer |
Like a famed piper | View Answer |
Like the gases argon and xenon | View Answer |
London art museum | View Answer |
Ma who once left a $2.5 million cello in the trunk of a taxi | View Answer |
Middle of many German names | View Answer |
Morse code 'morsel' | View Answer |
Mount that Moses mounted | View Answer |
Negative conjunction | View Answer |
Negotiator's refusal | View Answer |
Norse god of wisdom and war | View Answer |
Note 'to all staff' | View Answer |
Old Apple picture-editing app | View Answer |
Old explosive device used to breach castle walls | View Answer |
Ordeal for many H.S. seniors | View Answer |
Otherwise | View Answer |
Oz resident lacking in courage | View Answer |
Partner | View Answer |
Peeves | View Answer |
Philosopher Marx | View Answer |
Pickleball relative | View Answer |
Place for a ponytail | View Answer |
Retired QB Manning | View Answer |
Scottish city on the River Clyde | View Answer |
Shaggy Beatles hairdos | View Answer |
Song refrain syllable | View Answer |
Stadium cries | View Answer |
Stench | View Answer |
Stimpy's pal in cartoons | View Answer |
Taoism founder | View Answer |
There's no place like it | View Answer |
Thoroughly memorized | View Answer |
Titular animated character whose theme music is by Henry Mancini | View Answer |
Toy item set up to be toppled | View Answer |
Triumphed | View Answer |
Under-the-bed resident, in a child's imagination | View Answer |
Web connection letters | View Answer |
What's-___-face | View Answer |
Winning tic-tac-toe line, when player X isn't paying attention | View Answer |
Wooden part of a railroad track | View Answer |
Yard cover | View Answer |
___ Gay (W.W. II plane) | View Answer |
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