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- Replies to questions, either right or wrong
- Slightly different form of program or story
- Frenchman created catalog of celestial bodies
- Meet Me in ...., musical with Judy Garland
- The ear is the .... organ
- David ...., director of Fight Club
- A circus performer with all the balls in the air
- Annual African-American heritage celebration
- Eaten soft or hard, popular salted bread
- Ecosystem of treeless grasslands in Russia
- Joyce's Dublin tale of Dedalus and Bloom
- Blue-ringed ...., sea creature kills with neurotoxin
- “If you can't stand the heat, get out of the ....”
- Jean ...., lead character of Les Misérables
- To dress or adorned with tasteless showiness
- Burnt to a ...., exhausted
- A famous puzzle solver
- Vodka, whiskey, gin, intoxicating liquid
- Extreme expression of disapproval
- Nooked, in a small recessed section of a room
- Developed radio telegraph system, Guglielmo ....,
- Mars, Jupiter, Earth, Venus are these
- Baroque musician who composed the Four Seasons
- Reduces temperature dramatically, to sub-zero
- Wayne ...., Canadian ice hockey superstar
- Levi ...., inventor of the denim jeans
- What cheats never do
- General name for a member of the Army
- The eye of an .... is bigger than its brain
- Intoxicating liquid sold in a bar
- Day after this one
- Improbable, dubious, far-fetched, questionable
- Las Vegas hotel famous for dancing fountains
- Saw with wide blade aka backsaw
- Largest town in the Democratic Republic of Congo
- Emperor of Japan during World War II
- Degas painted L' ....
- Ms .... Bankhead, US actress
- Device used to surf the web
- Prying
- A dentist invented this chair
- Vision, a person's ability to see
- Turned, slowly spun around
- Famous US musician author of "Blowin' in the Wind"
- Dregs, leftovers, traces
- Salad made of finely shredded cabbage with vinegar
- When an animal sheds its hair or fur
- Tom and Jerry: the inspiration for Itchy and ....
- Way of hitting a ball in tennis
- Costs of doing business
- Boxer Marvin Hagler's nickname
- Plan of places to be visited
- Baton Rouge is this state's capital
- Hobbit land between the Far Downs and Tower Hills
- Low-cost European airline, with the code EW
- Quivering with fear
- Man considered the inventor of the periodic table
- Famous song by Paul McCartney: " .... Oratorio"
- Tropical cyclone given alphabetical names
- It grabs children and pulls them into lakes
- Suffolk ship burial discovered in the 1930s
- Jem and the ...., 2015 movie
- St Petersburg palatial art museum
- Top of the music charts
- Michael Jackson's former family home
- ...., or flu, kills thousands each year
- Stephen King's 8 book fantasy series
- Thick dairy product obtained by fermentation
- Tropical cyclone that originates off Africa's coast
- Alexander Graham Bell invention
- A breaded and fried thin veal cutlet: Wiener ....
- Iron-fisted dictator; strong circus performer
- Austrian currency before the Euro
- Social media site with posted ideas called "pins"
- Recover from something; move on
- Navy vessel one feels constricted in
- George Washington's plantation: Mt. ....
- A nightspot for gamblers
- Chubby sweet winged angel
- .... Zusak, Australian novelist
- Utensil used for cooking, .... pan
- A person who shoots with bow and arrows
- 80% of country's population lives near US border
- .... Garrett; co-wrote Man In the Mirror
- Moment of revelation; exclamation of discovery
- Pass the ...., kids' party game
- Little blue creatures with the same last name
- Birds tweet, ducks quack, hens ....
- Male swimming suit
- Ask for something forcefully
- The King's ...., won the Academy Awards in 2011
- Free ...., aka capitalism
- Granny Smith, Gala, and Fuji are all types of ....
- .... Jack, caramel popcorn snack, baseball game
- Temporarily exclude
- Male born from the same parents as you
- Edith ...., wrote The Age of Innocence
- Deserved to be laughed at
- Machine that plays music when a coin is inserted
- Cutting wood to make a picture or toy
- Legal member of a country or state
- Henri de Toulouse-...., post-impressionist
- Pregnancy occuring in the wrong place
- Scientist who discovered Penicillin
- Record of money expenses, checking ....
- Half-sized flute made in Italy
- Month Halloween is celebrated
- Someone who plays a sport
- Who keeps .... with the wolf will learn to howl
- Country where Queenstown is located: New ....
- Add sugar to improve taste
- Chop, dice, slice on this board
- Dancing frenetically in a pit near a stage
- Digital storage system
- In music, a two-beat note is called ....
- Concerning the sky; heavenly
- Scientist who devised a formula to solve equations
- 90s Tokyo subway attack used this chemical
- Popular material for kitchen flooring
- The money a country spends
- Someone who has beaten all opponents
- The way birds of a feather flock
- .... Beauty, won the Oscar for best picture
- Unsolved, even forgotten criminal investigation
- Male employed to guard buildings or property
- Land-locked S. American country
- Advocacy of women's rights and equal opportunities
- Pink bird known for its long neck
- The .... of Venice, a Shakespeare's comedy
- Wealth or riches, usually precious metals
- Skyscrapers would be impractical without this device
- Mythical creature that awakens in a Moon phase
- Spacebound vehicle
- Three Mile ...., partial nuclear meltdown in 1970s
- Not solid
- Condescending, disdainful
- Member of Fox's Society of Friends
- Handcart used by market vendors
- Tree that worried the Little Prince
- Architect of one of the Paris' tallest structures
- Pez was created in this Austrian city
- Nigella ...., celebrity chef and TV show host
- 80s film about a nonviolent leader
- All together without a certain one, excluding
- Shape-altering single-celled parasite
- Classical dance form known for its grace
- Confidence in something, faith
- Macau's tallest building: Grand ..- Casino & Hotel
- Control used from a distance
- Someone withdrawn from society, recluse
- Uncontacted, isolated rainforest civilization
- Texas .... colors are Burnt Orange and White
- Cemetery building, custom-made for rich people
- Main character in Far from the Madding Crowd
- Bavarian smoked sausage with garlic flavor
- Woodward partner and Watergate exposer
- Open to more than one interpretation
- British rock band that "creeps" out its fans
- Large building where college students live
- State when sudden changes in the brain happen
- Device to measure fractions of time; used in races
- Clumsy and awkward, especially with hands
- Period of economic downturn
- A draw in chess; no winners in a war
- A large church, often with grand architecture
- Highest color of waist wrap in karate/kickboxing
- David ...., US TV talk show host for 33 years
- Bad dream; demon who suffocates you in your sleep
- Military headwear with a peak, worn by soldiers
- Instrument for measuring time with sand
- Slowing a vehicle down
- Law and Order Special .... Unit
- Slang for professional tap dancers, not horses
- Among this Saharan people, it's men who wear a veil
- Machine that shapes wood
- Small mammal, stands on back legs
- Elements; energy efficient light bulbs
- Quiet, inhibited; repressed or controlled
- Warming something up
- Australian-themed restaurant actually from Tampa
- Liquid used as a nail polish remover
- Kylie ...., Australian singer and actress
- Legally taken and raised by other parents
- Hannah ...., alter ego of Wrecking Ball singer
- Initial play of a football game
- Something done on paper with pencil or ink
- Nucleomituphobia is the fear of nuclear ....
- The way an empty sack cannot stand
- Echoes, fills the air
- Fine-quality material made from goat's wool
- US's voluntary army .... Guard
- Boat with three hulls
- ...., Last Summer, a movie with Liz Taylor
- Dynasty that ruled France in the High Middle Ages
- Care dispensed to the sick
- Massive Mexican top piece
- He invented a system for classifying lifeforms
- Female royal title; many are Disney's characters
- Glazes; anagram of agnostic
- .... the Queen; proclamation for new female monarch
- Three sides, three angles, acute and obtuse
- For each year
- Wind energy structure; part of Dutch landscape
- Shirley ...., Ask Any Girl actress
- Wildly energetic
- Person who undercuts you, wants to destroy you
- American-Chinese dish typically served with rice
- Large, wide-brimmed Mexican hat
- .... sandals, worn by ancient Roman slaves perhaps
- Take ....; be brave, dive headfirst into something
- Pork cultivator
- A person who tries to obtain business orders
- French sparkling wine for making toasts
- Not continuous or systematic
- Jesus' body, famously given at The Last Supper
- Latin term used for the university one attended
- Acclaimed US novel written by Upton Sinclair
- Stream or river that flows into a larger one
- Surname of a man who made a list that saved people
- Outdoor music events with different bands
- US track athlete who won 10 Olympic medals
- Like ...., predictably and smoothly
- Period of two weeks
- Luke ...., who was played by Mark Hamill
- The smallest continental area in the world
- TV series about the routine of a paper company
- Became joined
- Observation instrument that "gets around things"
- Someone who instigates combat or conflict
- Putting effort into lifting or pulling something
- Pride and ...., Jane Austen book turned movie
- Do-gooder with special powers
- Le ...., architect of Notre-Dame-du-Haut
- A hit by The Beatles
- Face ...., for a matte effect, brush this dust on
- Surname of three English sisters authors
- Magical potion, perhaps with medicinal benefits
- Sang When a Man Loves a Woman before Bolton
- Goats found in the Pyrenees
- Non-tonal language spoken in Central Africa
- It is the New Black, according to a Netflix drama
- .... machine, device designed to make clothes
- German cryptography machine
- Flea ...., a popular bazaar aka swap meet
- Huey, Dewey and Louie's uncle
- Fried dough popular in Latin countries
- Almost never, uncommon
- Describes all things Scandinavian and Icelandic
- Ornate hanging stuffed with candy and goodies
- Cursed
- Key on a map, tells what symbols mean
- Involuntary movement in reaction to something
- Zimbabwe's capital and most populous city
- Accessory often worn with a tuxedo
- Anagram of fibers
- A penny saved is a penny ....
- Supports used by the injured get around
- Neil Diamond song, Sweet ....
- Shower soap in a bottle
- Socrates' method to refute an argument
- .... racing, oval tracks; NASCAR
- White grape wine from Germany
- Capital of the Qin Dynasty
- Convex gem or bead highly polished but not faceted
- The Compact ...., Penelope Pitstop's feline car
- A route that leads straight down a slope
- Neither a .... nor a lender be
- White or yellow flower; jonquil, narcissus
- Round brown hard-shelled nut
- Step up to ...., take responsibility in a time of crisis
- Term for scientific solving of legal issues
- It takes two to play this
- To talk badly about someone; to knock someone
- Feeds gas from fuel tank to injection system
- From Here to ...., movie with Burt Lancaster
- Camera brand that instantly develops film
- .... robot, a Jetson's idea; auto cleaner
- Diana counterpart in Greek mythology
- Kirk ...., actor, father of another actor
- Using scissors, trimming, snipping
- Flower bundle
- .... Peck, American actor
- .... two stools you fall to the ground
- Tiny legume; Christmas dish in some cultures
- British comedian, the original Michael Scott
- .... Transform, decomposes a function of time
- Large blue-eyed domestic cat
- More cheerful than
- Bones in the wrist
- Fortified complex, Russian White House equivalent
- Country also known as Burma on the Bay of Bengal
- Large area of fruit-bearing trees
- Cradle song
- Winged horse that sprouted from Medusa's head
- Capital and largest city of Wales
- War comes from a Germanic root that meant "to ...."
- .... Rising, big hit by Creedence Clearwater Revival
- Comedic "dictator" with same look as real dictator
- Shoulder blade
- Roses have a lot
- .... Fi, loyalty motto of US Marines
- French partner dance from the early 17th century
- Santos ...., for some the inventor of the airplane
- To put money to gain returns
- Thick liquid used to moisturize the body or skin
- .... Henry, loud and obnoxious posh boy
- A container for farm animals to eat from
- Fencing term; acknowledge another's point
- Explanation that's been thought out and documented
- Structure giving passage over a river
- Large bird, known for holiday dinners
- Online THX is short for this word of gratitude
- Place of worship
- Heavy downpour
- Mythical rabbit with antlers from North America
- Footwear hung by the fireplace
- By far not a volunteer
- Moist creamy cheese, Stracchino
- Medication, inhibits development of certain pathogen
- Small case for carrying papers for work
- Liquid used for oral hygiene
- An entomologist
- Invented the printing press in late Middle Ages
- Typical example of a person, imitation
- .... Islands; Darwin's evolution theory
- Korean martial art; Olympic sport
- Children of a couple
- Highly pleased
- Refraining from, keeping away from
- The chemical element Pu
- Great prize won by Formula 1 drivers
- The place where celebrities exhibit their gowns
- Very muscular or strong; type of papertowels
- Covering on the outside of a building
- Separation of .... and State
- Ability that allows you to be better at something
- Pale color, especially for Easter decorations
- 1994 comedy starring Schwarzenegger and DeVito
- Type of movie genre; scary, bloody
- Fast food brand that urges us to Eat Fresh
- Removing a piece of tissue for a detailed exam
- Buffy's occupation related to vampires
- Anti-malware software developed by Symantec
- An official document conferring a right or privilege
- Black-.... Newt is found in Texas, has black spots
- Member of Italian organized crime
- Animal form of vitamin A; a skincare serum
- Giant sea turtle whose back resembles an island
- Landlocked, former Communist neighbor of Romania
- Humidifier is a .... that puts moisture in the air
- Nail ...., scissors for the fingers and toes
- Dishonest public official, with no integrity
- Scandinavian invaders of the Middle Ages
- Original Spider-Man (film), Tobey ....
- Atari classic game; jumping across alligators
- Forced out of a plane
- Someone who helps you to run a business
- Farthest planet from the Sun
- Find them in fitting rooms
- Shy, timid, quiet
- forcing something out
- Popeye's skinny girlfriend
- Measurement of water vapour in the air
- Declared, proclaimed
- To drag a criminal under the bottom of a ship
- Popeye's skinny fiancée
- The .... and the Bobby-Soxer, movie with C. Grant
- Used to operate valves in combustion engines
- The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D ....
- To mix smoothly and inseparably together
- A device to replace missing teeth
- One of the heroes of the Trojan War
- Large sack worn for school or camping
- He invented the lightning rod, bifocals and a stove
- Passed out, out for the count, unconscious
- Someone who sends goods to another place
- Glowing globe that descends at Times Square
- Bank account abroad, common in Cayman Islands
- Jumping rope
- Went downwards
- The most expensive property on a Monopoly board
- Website maintainer, maestro of sites
- Motorcycle sport taken off road
- Giant reptiles from past era
- In medieval mythology the enemy of the dragon
- Only to a chosen few
- Fluffy white material also called nitrocellulose
- Name for historical game birds in holiday songs
- English novelist famous for his Atonement novel
- Manueline monastery at Belém, Lisbon
- Traveler who chronicled the Mongolian rule in China
- Rhodesian ...., African lion dog used as a hunter
- Cold, sweet drink made with ice cream
- Limited to only a select few
- Horoscopes, constellations and star signs
- Newspapers, Internet, television, radio
- Ignition device essential to turn on a car
- Sideways rotary movement of the body
- .... Housewives, TV drama set in Wisteria Lane
- Fragrant smells, oils or herbs
- Giant reptiles that lived billions of years ago
- Explorer, chronicled the Mongolian rule in China
- PTSD: Post .... Stress Disorder
- Clock or watch to measure minutes, hours, etc.
- The crops a farm produces, in business terms
- .... press, tube with plunger to dispense dough
- They own extensive lands in Scotland
- Prevents Antonio from losing a pound of flesh
- Nerd rockers who paid tribute to Buddy Holly
- Father of Angelina Jolie, Jon ....
- Someone who carries baseball bats for the team
- Large caliber gun from the 16th century
- Transform something into another form
- Long, angry speech; an accusation
- Jump around playfully
- Area known for being dry, sandy
- Plant used in Japanese cooking, paste or beans
- Monty ...., British comedy group of the absurd
- Ancient counting frame
- Reflective surface in a bathroom to see yourself
- It has 4 sides in equal length
- Buzz ...., astronaut, the second to walk on moon
- Danny and Sandy fell in love in this 1978 musical
- Made higher
- Tracy Jordan's 30 Rock sidekicks are Grizz and ....
- Voting age dropped to 18 during this war
- Resistance to motion, exertion, or change
- McDonald's chubby purple mascot
- .... Deep, deepest part of the Tonga Trench
- Diary
- The .... of the Lambs, thriller with Jodie Foster
- This professional invented the electric chair
- Line of ancestry, tracing of the family
- Musical composition and combination of chords
- Deep and painful regret about something
- The creator of James Bond: Ian ....
- Animated series set in the Space Age
- Lauded
- Device used to preserve food at low temperatures
- Common herb used as a garnish
- Super Bowl trophy named after legendary coach
- The hound of Ulster in Irish legend, Cú ....
- Condition of too much acid in the body
- Statement of equality with one or more variables
- It is a virtue
- Someone who creates new things
- Rich brown-red; a type of wood
- Carved into metal
- Exceeding normal sizes, immense
- Heal ...., Michael Jackson's global improvement hit
- Reduce the storage required for data
- Deliberate killing of many people of one group
- Making and operating marionettes for fun
- .... Cruz, won an Oscar for Vicky Cristina Barcelona
- Fact or information that prove someone is guilty
- Process of producing books, etc by using machinery
- Little ...., group led by Spanky and Stymie
- From an entirely different era to modern times
- The wearing away of stone or soil by weathering
- .... pin; cylindrical tool for smoothing out pastry
- Utensil with holes, liquids pass through it
- Partially dried grapes
- Heavy artillery fire to stop enemy troops
- Person who frequents a place, area
- He played folly in a book
- Ancient language spoken by Jesus
- Metal wire that allows TV or radio signal reception
- Marine crustacean with five pairs of legs
- Fine for wrongdoing; anagram of aplenty
- Greek currency before the euro
- Curved tube used by swimmers to breathe through
- Region of Israel, sea where Jesus walked on water
- Film starred by Liza Minnelli
- The feel of a surface or substance
- Describes vacuous conversation
- Muslim rulers during the Ottoman Empire
- Describes chilly conditions brought by wind
- Part of the ear that hangs down, usually pierced
- .... Nation, nickname of an African country
- To motivate someone to do something
- Bon ...., said by waiters after delivering meals
- “Blind pig”, place sold alcohol in 20s
- Alcoholic drink made from apple juice
- Bond film that sounds like eight-legged sea pet
- Record-playing machines linked to coffee shops
- Abraham ...., pioneer of Yiddish theatre
- Housing moisture problem that can be toxic
- First TV .... by Rignoux and Fournier was in 1909
- Hertz demonstrated this in 1886
- At a later time, not the current time
- Person who builds things out of wood
- Largest city in Chūgoku region of western Honshu
- This makes prices go down
- Pass liquid through a filter, coffee
- Polymer commonly used in synthetic clothes
- Steve Irwin: aka the .... Hunter
- Turn something from one language to another
- Home of Peter Pan
- It steers your bicycle
- National Park in California
- Quiff-sporting fan of 1950s rock and roll
- Sunbathing, tanning
- Rode a horse fast
- Battle won by the Shang dynasty in China
- Barbara ...., versatile actress of Double Indemnity
- German revolutionary who wrote a famous manifesto
- Baton ....; displays by majorettes in parades
- .... Mile, distance measurement of the sea
- Round pastry with a hole in the middle
- .... Band, high school football live music
- One good turn .... another
- Type of radiation, made the Incredible Hulk
- Forceful two point shot in basketball
- Urgency, importance
- Large primate with blue and red face
- Early swimmers and divers used reeds as ....
- Manageable explosive patented in 1867
- Shaved skull hairstyle
- The quality or state of being greater
- Plant used as pain reliever and scent
- Molluscs with fan-shaped shells
- Rub this large vegetable on skin to cure warts
- .... girl, high-kicking Bluebell dancer for e.g
- According to the Bible, Moses sent 12 spies there
- Natives of Barbados
- Land ruled by one monarch or government
- Detroit sound that brought us Temptations
- Twelve ...., family tree for Jewish people
- The sad donkey on Winnie the Pooh
- Tape invented in 1930 by Richard Drew
- Her ominous stare turned men into stone
- Member of the grass family, used to make beer
- Determine where something is; find
- Fruit bats are also called .... foxes
- Former French president and corrupt mayor of Paris
- Small body of water usually running
- Kiwi operatic voice, Dame Kiri te ....
- Assaulting, striking, charging
- Bright freshwater fish
- His body “lies a-mouldering in the grave”
- The .... of Notre Dame, an animated film
- Chuck ...., novelist of transgressional fiction
- Greek heroes looking for the Golden Fleece
- John Deere invented this in 1837
- Plane spotting site in the Dutch side of Caribbean
- Growing plants, trees, fruits, etc
- Pausing punctuation mark between two main clauses
- Head designer for the House of Chanel, Karl ....
- The .... of Notre Dame, a movie and an animation
- Norovirus is a common cause of food ....
- Usually wooden plaque you can ride the waves in
- It was first bottled by French Benedictine monks
- Audrey Hepburn eats this meal at Tiffany's
- Oskar ...., German capitalist saved Jewish lives
- .... lounge, seating area to wait for a flight
- Scowl on someone's face
- Given the third degree or put through the ....
- Present-day version of prince charming
- School for special training, military school
- A group of stars or other celestial objects
- Julia ...., Pretty Woman actress and Oscar winner
- Regard with disgust, disdain, distaste
- Farewell
- To place furniture in
- Acupuncture uses .... inserted into the body
- Captain ...., a Marvel Comics superhero
- Musical term for lively and fast
- The rechargeable lead-acid .... was invented in 1859
- Largest member of the primate family
- Carson City, capital of ....
- The .... gin was invented by Eli Whitney in 1794
- Number system with only two symbols
- Medical term for injury
- Road Runner chaser often seen falling off cliffs
- Luck, risk, not predicted or controlled
- Moving without having a particular place to go
- Bill Haley & His ...., rocked around the clock
- Item used to climb to a higher level
- Huge Spanish fleet to attack England
- Ski race over winding course marked with poles
- What you hear before train departure, All ....
- Blue-.... booby, seabird with elaborate mating dance
- Light green vegetable eaten and used in cooking
- Bomb developed by the Manhattan Project
- What January is relative to February
- Strict and rigorous
- Phony showing of sadness: .... tears
- Beings, often of the unpleasant animal kind
- Nickname of King Richard I of England
- Led the Greeks in the Trojan War
- Oscar winner who had her own TV show in the 60s
- Only living members of the genus Struthio
- Walter Hunt patented the first .... rifle in 1849
- Surface skin; includes the first two skin layers
- Dance duet in ballet usually performed by a couple
- A patient's medical history
- Aircraft that can land on water
- Murderous Clown in Stephen King's novel It
- Adverb meaning in strict sense commonly misused
- Moroccan city sung about by Crosby, Stills & Nash
- England cricketer famous for long-distance walks
- Disastrous drop of snow on a mountain
- .... Day, December 1, marked by wearing red ribbons
- Body parts separated by the neck
- To check; fix the measurement of a tool
- Cue and balls game similar to pool and snooker
- Tool for cutting two circles out of paper
- John Loud invented and patented this pen in 1888
- Highest executive officer in a republic
- Onshore light wind
- Protective outer layer of the skin
- Insect that carries Malaria
- This ...., Emmy winning home improvement show
- Name of an early plastic invented around the 1900s
- Lightweight, small shoes which are easily slipped on
- Theodor Kober helped to design it in the 1890s
- What one should do to what he preaches
- .... is a 1985 game where you deliver papers
- Sylvester .... is Rocky Balboa
- Someone who buys goods or services
- Used to keep the flames burning
- Female child
- Distance north or south from the Equator
- Cooking glaze made of soy sauce and sugar
- NYC toy store in the film Big, F.A.O. ....
- Payment made by a former spouse for living
- Gassner invented this battery in 1886
- Hugh Hefner's mansion and naughty magazine
- Half human, half-fish creature of the water
- A large room used for formal or public events
- Guaranteed, sure, certain
- Anti-apartheid campaigner
- Forced withdrawal of a military force
- The ...., movie with Paul Newman as a pool player
- Green herb essential for Italian cuisine
- SpongeBob's best friend, .... Star
- Nice country estate in France
- Feeling deeply guilty, embarrassed, regretful
- Bruce Lee was a major ambassador of this art
- .... pear, edible fruit of a cactus
- Cheap motorcycle, Vespa
- .... Trudeau; Justin's father, ex-PM of Canada
- Detroit-based music sound
- Roasted malts make these dark beers
- Jean ...., French corsair who captured Aztec gold
- Six letters' invention of Whitcomb Judson (1890s)
- The oldest one discovered in Pi-Ramesses in Qantir
- He invented the Morse Code in 1836
- Smart, intelligent
- Someone who cuts men's hair
- A quizzing game involving obscure facts
- Metal pot to boil liquid, such as water for tea
- Paper used for writing in ancient times
- Rebel ...., Pitch Perfect actress comedian
- Hunger ...., not eating as part of a protest
- Stock .... Index, NASDAQ, Down Jones, S&P
- Naturally protected against diseases
- Man of Steel, faster than a speeding ....
- Another word for suppose or think
- A chess piece
- Psychoactive compound found in a species of poppy
- .... and Tobago, island nation of the Commonwealth
- .... Dew, popular Appalachian tooth decaying drink
- US had three wars with this Florida tribe
- George Bush would never order it: beef with ....
- In an intelligent way
- .... Jolie, Lara Croft and UN special envoy
- Monkey ...., movie with Cary Grant
- It stands at 1344 meters above the sea in Scotland
- Nobel prize winning author from Mississippi
- Synthetic rubber used for wet suits
- An edible snail
- Odin's eight-legged horse from Norse folklore
- In custody before trial
- Unauthorized writing or drawing on a public place
- Transmission that you manually shift
- Oral examination, at college
- Given by employers; daycare, profit sharing, etc
- To communicate, as information or news
- Moistness in the atmosphere
- A game where rings are thrown around a peg
- Union Army general noted for his facial hair
- Person hired to do small jobs around a building
- Ring it to let someone know you're there
- Changing form or shape
- Released the first cell phone in 1983
- Characterized by a state of overpowering emotion
- Driving an 18-wheeler
- Obstructive action to hinder a nation's war effort
- Asymptomatic means you don't have them
- Likelihood of a future event
- Native American footwear
- .... Mare; nickname for Henry VIII's fourth wife
- The black panther in The Jungle Book
- Fist joints
- Illegal writing or painting on a public wall
- Savage fierceness
- Rowan ...., Mr Bean and Blackadder actor
- Invention that became very popular in the 1990s
- Jumanji actor Robin ....
- Song recorded by the Beatles
- Oversee, manage
- Carefully designed or planned
- Mrs ....; 1993 comedy film about newly divorced dad
- Use two in a nursing bra to absorb milk
- Profession of Italian Prospero Alpini
- The cotton .... was invented in 1850
- Cancer filtering organ that can be found in armpit
- .... spider shell, large sea snail species
- .... Galley, William Kidd's ship
- Much better than no bread
- Pub measure that beer is traditionally served in
- Actress famous for wearing a safety pin dress
- Boss Russian meerkat with red velvet coat
- Someone who backs you in everything
- Expressing feelings or ideas with body movements
- Largest country in Oceania
- Found at the rear of an automobile
- This iconic festival was revived in 1994
- Cordon ...., barrier to control disease spread
- Dark Knight Rises Bruce Wayne, .... Bale
- This island state suffers from high prices
- Slimmest of the long bones; by the tibia
- Menial worker, also describes their dull tasks
- Story told for forgiveness for an act
- Very shiny photograph print
- Set of rules in linguistics; computer science
- Unsteady
- Kitchen appliance for keeping food chilled
- A house or a man can be made out of this
- Copper based alloy; ancient period of time
- Sport of jumping off of something into the water
- Chest for valuables, ancient term
- Machine used to propel a car, boat, or plane
- Amount of money to be spent on one area
- Similar to a llama; gives fibers like wool
- .... Palace, complex of lakes and gardens in Beijing
- This Beatle imagined a hypothetical world
- Buffy, the Vampire ....
- Small town football team whose fans wear cheese
- Applauded vocally, hollered and rooted for
- Tolkien wizard
- Fought in a bar
- Device for catching smooches on screen at stadiums
- The shape or outline of the armhole
- Cartridge patented by Casimir Lefaucheux in 1835
- Conqueror of the Incan empire
- Fargo and Burn After Reading actress, .... McDormand
- Egyptian goddess of water, consort to Set
- The science of life
- .... boot, decorative, heeled footwear for cowboys
- .... and Cream, beloved ice cream flavor
- Written, video, or audio on a website
- Regulated plan, such as for diet or exercise
- Obviously, without any blurring
- Horse creature with the torso of a man
- Saturday and Sunday
- Figaro is a barber in this city in the opera
- Sheeps' woolly coats
- Symptom of odd neural activity
- Open position; hotel room available
- Purely and simply
- Antonym of cheap
- Vanderbilt Commodores are from .... TN
- The and symbol on a keyboard
- .... Only We Know, Keane hit
- Starting point
- The ...., Wacky Races log ride with saws as wheels
- Gullies are formed by .... heavy rains
- Joint pain often felt by the elderly
- Member of the Gunpowder Plot in London in 1605
- Nifty, practical
- Arabic expression meaning God willing
- Small thin sausage
- One who stages ballets
- Ray ...., invented the e-mail in 1971
- Novel by Nick Hornby turned into a film
- Author of the ancient Greek tragedy "Oedipus Rex"
- Invention somehow related to x-rays
- General name for domesticated farm animals
- Joint pain condition
- The capital of Somalia
- Owen ....; last native Welsh Prince of Wales
- Device for storing information on a computer
- Safety devices in cars
- Outdoor splash center, with slides
- Electromagnetic energy used in medicine
- Object used to open bottles of wine
- Nickname for Briton voting to leave the EU
- Sign, design used to identify products, companies
- Central church of the diocese, bishop's HQ
- To give in, especially at the end of a battle
- Prom is its short form
- What strikers kick into soccer goals
- Ornament, decoration
- Al ...., Fez, arguably the world's oldest university
- Term used to define complete vision loss
- Shoes that make a person look taller
- Little ...., colorful aliens from Mars maybe
- Ringing like Santa's bells
- East African country
- Walter ...., anchorman of the CBS Evening News
- An example of an animal or plant
- Ibsen's verse drama on Scandinavian folk tale
- Car used as a time-machine in Back to the Future
- Month between November and January
- A particular sort of journalist
- The first stationary .... was invented in 1950
- FIFA's major tournament, soccer's top prize
- Imitation is the sincerest form of ....
- To put meat in a sauce for a period of time
- A putter always hits it
- Violet quartz used in jewelry
- December 5th in Holland: St. .... Eve
- Another name for the spine
- French for many or much, used with thank you
- Defender of women's rights
- Popular, straight woodwind instrument
- Leonardo Da Vinci is erroneously credited for this
- Destructive and sweeping blaze in a rural area
- Messy, unkempt, untidy hair
- Symbol of many Islamic states, Star and ....
- Rivers of viscous material from volcanoes
- Anagram of parmesan
- Writing online about different things for fun
- A specialist in plant science
- Anagram of "the plane"; another word for pachyderm
- The capital of South Dakota
- Having more speed
- Can't see the .... for the trees
- Sparkly headpieces worn by princesses
- Danced mostly by men; bells are tied to their legs
- Medieval tapestry depicting the battle of Hastings
- Decorate architectural forms with miniatures
- Bejeweled hairpiece worn by princesses
- Roadside inns
- .... Scott, Scottish novelist who wrote Ivanhoe
- Item of elegance, not a necessity
- Main raw material grown in a region
- Someone who "takes you for a ride"; swindler
- Opposite of everybody
- .... With Wolves, won the Academy Awards in 1991
- Judge's decision on a matter
- It was invented from boiling wine by a Dutch man
- Eating room, sometimes reserved for guests
- Positively charged subatomic particle
- First popular web browser in 1993
- Distinctive, bold, kenspeckle
- Smaller insect, also a VW car
- Punctuation, word separator, joiner
- Makeup for the mouth
- This state has an occidental brother
- Body ...., non-verbal communication
- A fitness move or drill
- Variant to curling, former Olympic event
- Any permanent military post
- Indian slow cooking technique
- Once the Austrian schilling corresponded to 100 ....
- Going from 1 to 10
- Impacts with another vehicle
- Absent-minded professor friend of Tintin
- Sicily city that names a city in New York
- Agreement between two people, usually on paper
- Something not inherited or present when born
- The Last of the ...., a novel and a film
- Worker who keeps the landscape clean and pristine
- Security measure online; prevents access or attacks
- Careful, conservative, gingerly, guarded,
- Nationality of Olympic gymnast Kōhei Uchimura
- What the pasteurization process kills
- Giant ape that became a box office triumph
- Purple flower with pleasant scent
- Money borrowed to buy a house or building
- Free from commotion or tumult
- Movement that aims equal rights for women
- Character from Peanuts obsessed with Beethoven
- .... knife, utility tool set, traditionally red
- Crown conferred on Norma Jean Baker: .... Queen
- Wholegrain carb grown in paddy fields
- Bristled device for combing locks
- Decoration at the foot of a printed page
- Political and social system during the Middle Ages
- A period of three years
- .... for Sugar Man, Sixto Rodriguez rediscovery
- Set of glasses, cups used to set table
- It means "fifty" in French
- Substance used like butter
- Inhaling and exhaling
- Hong Kong born designer inspired by natural fibres
- Large place where water is stored
- Bristled instrument for combing your locks
- Large, stately burial room that houses a tomb
- Process, set of rules used in computer programming
- Hotel employee who helps you with excursions
- Ecclesiastical friend of Robin Hood
- The semi arid part of southern Argentina
- Instrument that must be played with the mouth
- Director of the sci-fi parody, Spaceballs
- Small shed-like control point on the railways
- Wrestling
- Devotion, fondness, love
- A Winter Olympic sport
- Costco ...., warehouse club founded in Seattle
- Birthplace of William Shakespeare, .... -upon- Avon
- Orca returns to the ocean in this film
- Famous British-American band, .... Mac
- Painting or drawing executed by means of small dots
- FM radio was patented by Edwin .... in 1933
- What a witness states in a court of law
- Fill a space beyond capacity; congested
- Sports and exercises requiring strength
- Protestant who follows teachings of Wesleys
- First .... powder for firearms was invented in 1884
- Surname of a famous acting family in the US
- The King of Crete commanded the building of the ....
- Princess ...., young member of the British royalty
- Bodily system that processes food
- Wavelength on which a radio signal is transmitted
- Sometimes staged fighting with blades
- Publication for children with tales
- A person who mixes and serves drinks
- Ruled by vanity, only interested in oneself
- St. Lawrence ...., connects Atlantic, Great Lakes
- The number of months in a year
- Attack someone violently
- Asian Tiger, producer of electronic goods
- Martial art made famous by Steven Seagal
- Two-piece women's swimsuit
- Potato ...., for creaming spuds
- The Emperor's New ...., 2000 Disney film
- Religion involving pins and dolls
- Legal term, application to a higher court
- Rich kids are born with this spoon in their mouths
- Power, hold over someone
- Development
- Narcotic trademarked by Bayer in late 1890s
- They will dissolve in vinegar
- Relating to treasury, money, revenues
- Disease passed to humans by frothing biting dogs
- Food dip made from chickpeas
- Highest ranking Naval officer in the US Navy
- Crew, brigade, company, squad
- Territory within another territory
- Pastures
- Hypersensitivity, e.g. hay fever
- Release from captivity or slavery
- Main Dutch port in the 17th century Caribbean
- Code name for the first atomic bomb test
- HBO show about modern polygamists
- Plant with bitter-tasting leaves used in salads
- .... Crowe, subject of, director of Almost Famous
- Low class to Caesar
- Discerns
- General hospital attendant, nonmedical
- .... tower, building from where planes are directed
- To have confidence something is true without proof
- Dr. House's first name
- French location of Monet's waterlily pond
- Muslim fasting holiday
- Chocolate rich dessert with nuts
- These people stayed at the YMCA
- Never ask pardon before you are ....
- Loss of memory, usually from brain injury
- The 1st use of .... power for electricity was in 1951
- Streaming site, originally mail order DVD service
- Free from doubt, sure, confident
- Dallas .... play at the American Airlines Center
- Hairdo popular in the 18th century
- Designated route for riding bikes
- Fire-breathing insect?
- Sheaths for swords
- Main antagonist of Harry Potter, Lord ....
- Famous Italian mathematician from the Middle Ages
- Cool, nonchalant
- A word with the five vowels in alphabetical order
- Musical instrument used in Flamenco performances
- Scientist who said there could be life outside Earth
- A dessert in which sherry or brandy is added
- Nevus
- Janitor, custodian
- Without drawing attention to oneself
- Green vegetable, peas within edible pods
- Goodbyes
- .... Republic, shares the island of Hispaniola
- Where the water meets the land
- Refrigerator, microwave, oven, stove
- An image with urban scenery as its primary focus
- Innocent plea
- Reverberated, filled the air
- Interior designer
- Name of the search for people accused of sorcery
- In typography, capital letters
- Countryside-dwelling rodents
- A place where a person lives
- Greensboro, Piedmont Triad city in North ....
- Rembrandt painted The .... of Samson
- Piddling, beggarly
- .... Holmes, fiction character
- Mendel founded this science in 1865
- Frivolous, not taking something seriously
- Someone who tries to influence legislation
- Michael Jackson's zombie-themed hit
- Throwing a coin in this place brings good luck
- Something that causes diseases
- Lump of tissue behind the nose, not tonsils
- Any general business activity
- .... carrier, a military ship with a flight deck
- Moving through water by using your arms and legs
- US railroad administrator
- Patrick ...., Dirty Dancer
- Breaker of the German Enigma code
- Cat-fish linked to earthquakes in Japanese folklore
- Humphrey ...., a film noir actor
- Big-nosed Peanut who sleeps on top of his house
- Ford Gran ...., or Striped Tomato, driven by Starsky
- This scientist created three laws about motion
- Blood condition with not enough red blood cells
- Japanese martial art of self-defense
- Scandinavian country
- Olympic medal for finishing in the third place
- .... Jean, not Jackson's lover
- There are planetary .... in charge in the Zodiac
- Seventh planet from the sun in our Solar System
- Profession, usually lifelong, with special training
- Anagram of things
- Say .... and thank you, nice manners
- Expensive salt-cured fish eggs
- Charlie Brown's dog
- Special reindeer, with a red nose
- Large American real estate company, .... 21
- No wobbles, with this steady skill
- A jeer or remark at a live stage performance
- Professor without permanent status
- Shyness or reservation, hesitancy, modesty
- St Augustine ...., patron saint of brewers
- It was invented in 1771 by a British engineer
- Member of group containing humans and great apes
- Jamón ...., Spanish cured ham
- Abdominal external .... muscle
- To be without employment
- Ryan Murphy drama set at a plastic surgery center
- Country that shares name with a state in the US
- Biggest
- Organs that regulate electrolytes in the blood
- Girl who is magically transported away from Kansas
- Describes sandals with many thin crossovers
- Two and A ...., Charlie Sheen raunchy sitcom
- Bram Stoker's tale of Transylvania
- Chicken, turkey, meat from birds
- Title role in Shakespeare in Love, Joseph ....
- Vegetable, loved by Popeye and hated by children
- Simulated by another computer or software
- Not modern
- Singer-songwriter of Song for Guy
- Number of fatalities
- Ellen ...., who sailed round the world on her own
- The .... proves the rule
- Frenchman considered the father of modern chemistry
- A tourist destination in Dominican Republic
- Fateful lovers, Francesca da Rimini and Paolo ....
- Submitting, obeying in a humble manner
- A cruel unprincipled person
- They've all got stoppers
- The ...., Mel Brooks' comedy about Broadway
- A convertible coupe
- .... tennis? An upper classes sporting caricature
- Inlet of the Atlantic in SW Ireland
- Les ...., Paris museum complex with Napoleon's tomb
- Someone who studies relations of organisms
- Health condition that cannot be solved
- Entertainment venue, forerunner of the nightclub
- Canadian, member of the rock and roll hall of fame
- Legendary sword that belonged to a British monarch
- Unlawful ...., illegal firing of an employee
- First name of Michael Jackson's mother
- John Gorrie was awarded a patent for an .... machine
- Controversial boxer with a face tattoo
- Social function for welcoming guests
- Drink a warming hot .... on autumn nights
- Explosion of a star with substantial energy
- The strongest male in the world
- The capital of Ohio
- Italian word for squid in cooking
- Jewish festival commemorating the exodus
- Conforming to an established doctrine
- First chemical element of group 6
- William Grove invented the first .... in 1842
- Untameable Lions; 90's World Cup quarter-finals team
- To stand in for
- Act of drinking, especially Liquor
- Khaled ...., Afghan-born American novelist
- One octave higher, "fake" singing voice
- High intensity workout regimen
- Cut-price or reduced goods
- The 11th month, in French
- Made models from clay
- Self-...., vacation with no meals provided
- Weakening or swelling of an artery wall
- Shivered with fear
- Six-pointed geometric figure
- Grains for semolina used in N African cooking
- His enemy was Captain Hook
- US city famous for country music, Tennessee
- Helper, second in command
- Term for the right side of a ship
- Wide semiaquatic reptile with long jaw
- To rise from the dead
- This gelatinous sea creature stings
- Assistant
- West Virginia mountain, sedimentary rock
- This gelatinous sea creature is 95% water
- .... USA, nickname of a record label headquarter
- Temporary halt to war; a truce
- Pronounced, protruding muscles, .... Abs
- Invented by the Bell Labs in 1954
- Italian pasta sauce with bacon, cheese and eggs
- An item of clothing
- Underwater vessel designed for war
- Major city in Argentina, with ancient university
- People who have recently been introduced to gaming
- Magistrates in charge of public area, historical
- Write quickly, briefly
- The capital of Kenya
- Walks in step, like a soldier
- Outsider who won a Golden Globe in 1987
- Father of microbiology
- Half bovine, half canine
- Act of escaping something; usually duty or taxes
- Venetian rowing boat for romantic tourists
- String of items used for decoration
- Type of vehicle pulled by horses
- Perfumed liquid
- Fear of .... old is gerascophobia
- .... to Hell, AC/DC hit about an infernal road
- Best non-medallist
- New York team of Riley and Ewing
- Ms Jean ...., schoolmarm creation of Muriel Spark
- Turn violently to avoid
- Island nation south of Turkey, capital is Nicosia
- Rich and curly decoration from the 18th century
- Artificial cave, recess, or structure
- Slang for a heavy drinker
- Personification of darkness in Greek mythology
- Cold box for food storage
- Island nation west of Syria, capital is Nicosia
- .... and Cleopatra, lovers in a Shakespearean tale
- Metal object for turning cheese into small pieces
- .... Me, Madonna song about saving someone
- Written by a man, but known as Divine
- A small european-style restaurant
- To remove a program or file from a computer
- Father of genetics
- Head tufts on birds
- Large kitchen appliance used to store food
- Roof of the mouth; sense of taste
- Whales eat this tiny ocean food source
- The .... Hobo, stray TV dog who loves to wander
- Full of energy, almost like a cartoon
- The outside of the baseball diamond, not infield
- Scenic note sent from a trip or holiday
- Board game involving diagonal moves, draughts
- The personification of death in Greek mythology
- Oscar winner; portrayed an Indian social reformer
- Helps in the kitchen
- French cold egg sauce with mustard
- Antigen of a blood group system linked to a monkey
- Nonsensical short poem in five lines
- Hand-held devices for cutting nails
- .... Mirror, Michael Jackson's reflective hit
- Term for murder; to kill someone
- Jackson's zombie-inspired masterpiece
- Straight, non-intersecting lines
- Delusions of ...., unqualified greatness
- Syndrome that provokes sudden involuntary tics
- Italian luxury car brand from Bologna
- Game that requires a long stick with a netted pouch
- Large font newspaper text
- Until 1980 it was called Rhodesia
- Precious silvery white metal
- Describes an actor who always plays a certain role
- To express your opinion about something
- 90s TV show often described as being about nothing
- Fancy way of calling someone's bottom
- Place where people are buried
- Ocean vegetation
- Australasian parrot with curved beak and crest
- Antonym of friends
- Part cut off, distinct area
- Home of NBA's magical basketball team
- Prison officials
- Votes that are not for a motion are .... it
- Effervescent drink or a fizzy powder sweet
- Andrew ...., Tom Hanks role in Philadelphia
- He is not recognized in his own land
- He determined the nature of chemical bonds
- First act of offense, to attack first
- Nickname given to the wedges in Trivial Pursuit
- Bringing something to an end, conclusion
- Founder of the band Wham!: George ....
- Bring something to its original state
- Count ...., vampire from Transylvania
- This person receives your payment in a store
- The most unattractive; not pretty
- Stuffy person; too serious, little fun
- He proved that planets orbit the Sun
- Jewish patriarch asked to sacrifice his son
- Cop ...., song that riled up 90s politicians
- Genetic predisposition to certain traits
- Someone who examines TV for language
- Workman's must, tool to loosen, tighten nuts
- Heavy item dropped to keep a ship in place
- Egyptians used stones as this bedding item
- Electric Water ...., heats water quickly
- Oedipus brought her to death
- Liquid in the blood that holds cells together
- Dark, dim; deeply shaded emotionally
- Creator of evolutionary theory by natural selection
- Utterly illogical, untrue, senseless, laughable
- State of something illegally taken from another
- Large area controlled by one ruler
- Woollen headwear topped with a pom pom
- University of Kentucky city, Revolutionary battle
- Knowledge after the event
- Gallileo's device for seeing the stars up close
- .... Waltz, won an Oscar for Inglorious Basterds
- Russian industrial city on the River Volga
- Synthetic grass patented in 1965
- Collected writings
- Inverse operation to exponentiation
- Procedure in pregnancy to have access to the fetus
- Non-verbal and non-physical communication
- Used to see across trenches and in submarines
- Another name for garbanzo beans
- Another word for biosphere
- Study of disease
- The daughter of necessity
- American type of salami, usually found on pizza
- Jail release subject to good behavior
- Law to protect from plagiarism
- Image orientation that's wider than it is high
- Other name for Beethoven's Sixth Symphony: the ....
- Dating game show hosted by Chris Harrison
- Japanese suicide pilot
- A duck-billed ....
- Inflated ring for water safety
- Enter land illegally
- Tropical tree with tall trunk and large leaves
- Ana Lucia in Lost, .... Rodriguez
- Permanent legal residence, address
- Something worn on the breast; .... cross
- Maps that show where you can submerge in the ocean
- The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris ...., a film
- Body .... is the art of gaining muscles
- This star has guided ships for centuries
- Tall tropical plant on which coconuts grow
- Legumes used to make miso
- They play the snare
- .... and Guinevere, adulterous couple
- Professional in form of civil, electrical, etc
- Medically known as allergic rhinitis
- Flimsy, strappy women's top, a female vest
- Friendship love, named after a Greek philosopher
- An induced state of human consciousness
- Ken ...., Aussie tennis champ straddled the Open era
- Theological school for clergymen
- Arriving or acting at the right time
- To enter someone else's land without permission
- Unpleasant physical effects from drinking too much
- Film starring Robert DeNiro and Sharon Stone
- Sherlock ...., cartoon persona of Johnny Depp
- Amount you're paid for your job
- Head or skull, long ago
- Italian white cheese similar to Parmesan
- The corn .... was invented in 1850
- Mathematician related to the theory of probability
- Involuntary muscle contraction
- Swimming race including all strokes
- Short sightedness
- To be filled with amazement; awe, admiration
- .... Fighter, videogame with global characters
- Gunman whose job is to go unseen
- Violent encounter between two military forces
- Home of Plato and Aristotle
- Respiratory disease
- TV sit-down reporter; very heavy thing in a boat
- Smooches from the lips
- Sets of notes played on a guitar
- Amount one is paid for a job
- Glass containers for wine
- Relieves pain
- You need this to legally drive a car
- Japanese gastropub, similar to a tapas bar
- .... seat, emergency escape device for fighter pilot
- Greatest Arab traveller of Middle Ages, Ibn ....
- A temporary solution
- People you are related to
- Major prophet, "God will Strengthen"
- Small fruit that resembles an orange
- Milli .., infamous German duo caught faking it
- Napoleon's birthplace
- Michelangelo painted this famous chapel
- .... Gump, won the Academy Awards in 1995
- Place or structure that offers protection
- Conforming to accepted standards of conduct
- Putting money on horses or playing Blackjack
- The maid was hanging these out in the garden
- The concept of .... spray cans began in 1790
- A special anniversary of an event; 50 years
- List of pages of a website accessible to users
- Empress, wife of the ruler of Russia
- Buy meat here
- Zodiac starts with the letter S
- Dictator-led government based on nationalism
- Forcefully departed from a crashing plane
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of ....
- Subsidize, fund, pay for
- Cincinnati had first team in this American sport
- Mattress filled with liquid
- Led the expedition that first went around the world
- Record in a permanent manner
- The largest rodent in the world
- Comic book character played by Samuel L Jackson
- Body of water at foot of the Caucasus Mountains
- Referees blow these when there is a foul
- Mattress filled with water
- First page of a site online
- A small unit of matter
- This hero fights Batman in a 2016 film
- Dramatic Spanish dance and music
- Place where avians have a wash
- Commitments to do something
- Magritte's surreal besuited chap and green apple
- Young humans, not adults
- One of the best-known names in bridal wear
- Container for your midday meal
- Glands that produce a liquid in the mouth
- A large fortified place, stronghold
- Place to find doctors, nurses and medicine
- Someone who brings news professionally
- Scientist who developed the theory of relativity
- Describes a large underground chamber
- .... Mac, transatlantic band famous for Rumours
- Red fruit component of a boysenberry hybrid
- An alphabetical or classified list
- Johann .... Bach
- A period of 10 years, a decade
- Related to the science of equipment design
- The ...., TV show starring Kevin Bacon as FBI agent
- Chickenpox, blister-like itchy rash, fever
- Copper carbonate with green hues
- Adam Smith's hand that controlled the market
- Pope of Mope
- First ...., initial person first at an emergency
- Hiding place for spies or protected witnesses
- Surgeon board game with buzzing warning
- Habitually raises a false alarm
- This measures changes in the weather
- His assassination triggered the first World War
- .... Graham Bell patented the telephone in 1876
- Tomato was once called this
- .... Black Mambazo, South African male vocal group
- Talking about others behind their backs
- Enemy of a government agent in a spy film
- Subordinated to a country's embassy
- Ready to be used
- Vegetable with an edible heart
- Fail to care for
- .... Man March, 1995 gathering in Washington
- Visited by ghosts in Dickens novel, Ebenezer ....
- Educated courtesan in Ancient Greece
- Cell degeneration, state of decay
- .... Leary, an advocate of the LSD
- The Last ...., movie about a monarch of China
- Knee-highs, stockings and socks
- To wreck or ruin chances, or to sink a ship
- Small dried black fruit originally from Europe
- Extravagant lie, not just a fib
- Way of getting meat from animals in the wild
- Written item for the purchase of something
- This channel separates Britain from Europe
- Leonardo .... could draw and write at the same time
- Currently the largest city in Canada
- College class with one way communication
- Buzzing Charlotte basketball mascot
- England's foe in the Hundred Years War
- Temple holding a huge complex dedicated to Amun-Ra
- Added to milk to make cheese
- .... steam turbine was invented in 1884
- Annie ...., Scottish songstress of the Eurythmics
- .... Citizen, elderly person, usually retired
- Russian who worked with salivating dogs
- To develop gradually and over time, change
- Chihuahua dogs are originally from this country
- French dance featuring high kicks and splits
- Diana ...., secret identity of Wonder Woman
- Astute, sharp-witted, especially in business
- Black or white spice that has a sharp flavor
- Building or space where people work
- Micro ...., super tiny toy cars from the 1990s
- In whichever place
- Ecstatic, joyous
- Luchino ...., director of Rocco and his Brothers
- Pigeons may nest there
- .... cooker, airtight utensil for quick cooking
- Largest lake in North America
- Unofficial capital of the British West Indies
- Fortress of ...., Superman's place of solace
- Period when day is ending and night is beginning
- Reunited, back together again
- Petrol, or ...., powered a car first in 1886
- Band best known for its hit "Eye of the Tiger"
- Extraordinary divine events
- Springfield's cartoon family, The ....
- He is as bad as the thief
- REM Sleep: Rapid Eye ....
- Goose liver dish accused of animal cruelty
- An alternative, comical name for the humerus
- .... Four: a group of Marvel Comics superheroes
- .... Pat Pending, Wacky Races scientist, drives no.3
- Medium-sized carnivore, "cousin" to the mongoose
- Painted Composition IV
- Less than a goatee, small tuft of facial hair
- Department that promotes products for a company
- It is what proves the rule
- Manipulation of one's thoughts; cleansing
- Autonomous region often at odds with Spain
- Communication system consisting of dashes and dots
- Movable bed for patients
- It means "highway" or "motorway" in Spanish
- Modern oven zaps food in less time
- Widely known; negative connotation
- Nut with an edible green kernel
- St ...., Roman saint whose feast day is December 31
- Male who works in law enforcement
- Social networking service or birdsong
- Before eighth
- He said acquired characteristics are inheritable
- Reddish-yellow or brownish-yellow
- Peruvian raw fish marinade
- The US capital between 1789 and 1790
- Type of plumage on a bird
- Full of violent passion or rage
- Church of ...., aka Anglican Church
- The history of dance on film begins with him
- George ...., Ali foe; an appliance king
- Building or room containing books
- "Marvelous" brand name of artificial sweetener
- State of society without laws or government
- .... Millionaire, film about a game show contestant
- Low seat without a back also known as footstool
- They were first put in 1973 Chevy models
- Chinese ecommerce powerhouse run by Jack Ma
- Opposite, converse
- Film about two women on the run: .... and Louise
- Where beavers and masons hang out
- Founder of Versace, Donatella's brother
- Country where you find the Eiffel Tower
- Creator of the universe in Hinduism
- A laundry machine consisting of two rollers
- Small Spanish horse
- Small bushy trees, cut in ornate shapes in a yard
- A very short period of time, an instant
- Liquid used to cure something, magical potion
- Traditional female Japanese performer
- Electronic or mechanical item for a purpose
- Larger formal hat worn with a tuxedo
- Rodgers song from The Sound of Music children
- Company which owns the free web platform "Blogger"
- Country of Eiffel Tower
- Long walks through the woods on a trail
- Underground transportation; fast food chain
- A person who always tells the truth
- Touch, taste, smell, sight, hearing
- Top NFL squad known for being tough as metal
- Forest .... stars in The Last King of Scotland
- Prison or jail for military personnel
- Name given to popular topics on Twitter
- Someone who repairs machinery, cars, etc
- Sock hung to be filled with goodies on Christmas
- The first particle .... was invented in 1911
- An animal that feeds on plants and other animals
- Round light green melon, similar to the cantaloupe
- .... Pumpkins, band of Halloween pranksters
- First engine-powered .... were introduced in 1868
- Something very fine that can break easily
- Meaning of the French word "merci"
- Ocean that contains the Sargasso Sea
- Coast to coast US bus line
- Utah lake, famous for its salinity
- A path for taking a horse riding
- .... of the Galaxy
- Collier, one who digs up bituminous rock
- Fourth base in baseball
- Accessories for shirt cuffs
- Hard-shelled pupa of a moth or butterfly
- The song of ...., dubbed the brother of Marseillaise
- Metallic festive covering, comes in a can
- Louisa ...., American author of Little Women
- Pace at which those marrying in haste repent
- Millionaires, billionaires, science of wealth
- Yellow French sauce similar to tartar
- Joe Wicks is known as The ....
- A strand of matted hair, especially afro hair
- Ridley Scott–Russell Crowe Oscar-winning film
- Catherine ....; Welsh Hollywood actress
- O Romeo, Romeo, .... art thou, Romeo
- Loss of motor function, voluntary movements
- Jewelry for men; used in button shirts
- Taking after the leader
- Ukraine's border with Belarus northeast of Kiev
- A promise or warranty
- Got ready to perform in front of an audience
- Shooting game that will leave stains
- TV programmes where prizes can be won
- Bill Gates started this company
- Navy-colored jacket worn by sailors
- Ditka's “Da Bears” reside in this city
- Plant with leaves used as culinary herb
- Leave the gun, take the ....
- Single-headed Philippine drum
- Never listens to anyone
- The capital of Isle of Man
- Amphibian native to a Mexican lake
- Angry, ferocious, adverse
- Someone who provides foods for events and parties
- The celebration of two people getting married
- Food prepared from cereal plant
- One-eyed monster of Greek mythology
- A centenarian is someone who is one-.... or older
- Person who is well informed, or thinks they are
- Weather radar used to detect and forecast rain
- Blue-eyed cat goes limp when picked up
- Leif ...., Icelandic explorer who 1st reached America
- Novel by Khaled Hosseini: The Kite ....
- The .... That Stole Christmas
- They are scraped off certain fish in food prep
- Ignaz Semmelweis is the .... of modern antisepsis
- A candy crab .... the polyps it lives in
- .... of Miletus, one of the Seven Sages of Greece
- Bank robber Bonnie ...., partner of Clyde
- Increase in size, volume, extent
- .... Takei, Sulu on Star Trek, social media star
- A teacher, someone who helps, assists, guides
- To rise against constituted authority
- .... Ball, wartime weapon; ungraceful dive
- City where the Bridge of Sighs is located
- Being that is deceased but behaves like it is alive
- This city's bridge is falling in a nursery rhyme
- Protein complex found in wheat; can cause allergy
- I'm a little ...., short and stout, said the rhyme
- A lot, more than enough
- Plato's most famous pupil
- Lengthy legendary family feud: .... vs. McCoys
- Peas, beans or Susan
- Spring and Autumn period Chinese philosopher
- Angie ...., actress of Dressed to Kill
- Small marsupial from Australia and New Guinea
- Meat browned, stewed and served in its sauce
- Heathcliff's love in Wuthering Heights
- Chinese waterway located between 2 largest rivers
- In law, honesty of intention
- Very absorbent towels may be made of this
- Chief job that Masons attribute to God
- Michael Jackson's 1992-1993 World Tour
- Theory supported by the idea of natural selection
- Unseen commentary, narration in a TV or film
- Winners
- Confessions of a .... Mind, with Roberts and Pitt
- Wave this to show you surrender
- Unexpectedly reverse one's previous opinion
- Jumpin' ...., 1968 single by Jagger and Richards
- South Florida 80s crime show with Don Johnson
- Something repulsive, disgusting
- Dome ...., gold-roofed shrine in Jerusalem
- Opposite, incompatible
- Publishing pros who order contents into lists
- HBO's premium cable competitor
- One Hundred Years of ...., the Buendía family saga
- A witch's pot where spells brew
- Brazilian acrobatic martial art created by slaves
- Father of the study of groups of people
- Joan ...., sister of Olivia de Havilland
- Great pain, anxiety, sorrow
- 12 a.m., height of night, a scary hour
- Number of seats in a restaurant when full
- A witch's pot boiling with glowing goo
- Bible book of inspirational passages
- Proof used to distinguish gold from other metals
- Sofia is the capital of ....
- Part of a building; partially or wholly underground
- Mirror for looking back in a vehicle
- .... Roll, circular pastry known for its spice
- Just below the emperor, Austrian title
- 80s band that made people jump
- Gauge that tells you how many miles are on a car
- Blue gemstone, September birthstone
- Programs on a computer; removable
- Photo of a person's face, especially a criminal
- Don't ask, don't tell was this president's policy
- Loss of memory
- Medicine for stopping itching and pain
- A type of short haircut
- Faye ...., Broadway star who played Bonnie on screen
- Mayim Bialik 90s, pre Big Bang Theory sitcom
- Outgrowth in the external body of birds
- Small animals with six legs and hard shells
- Jägermeister was first made there in 1935
- Threshold of a building
- To die = to .... one's last
- A condition characterized by a loss of memory
- Game with ball and pins
- To receive money when someone dies
- Road designed for high speed traffic
- A well-known Beatles' song
- Chose to cease being a ruling monarch
- .... around, fooling around like a primate
- Can be halted
- Song from “Evita”: “Don't Cry for Me ....”
- Invisible line that divides teams on football downs
- Antonio Vivaldi's nickname
- Ancient Greek writer of tragedies
- Largest Central American republic
- Egyptian dynasty after Alexander's death
- Decency, decorum
- Secured with a key and metal fastening device
- David Lynch cult TV series
- Day for ghouls, monsters and trick or treating
- A person who supervises the safety at the beach
- The USB .... was launched in 1996
- Those who are employed
- Name given to the "master gland" of the human body
- City venue for the Nobel prize-givings
- Feeds on decaying flesh
- Gene that is not dominant
- German sausage often eaten in buns with mustard
- Wear less formal clothing
- Cut your coat .... to your cloth
- Items like moisturizer, blush and eyeshadow
- Device to capture rodents
- Long time advice columnist
- Green wormwood spirit: sugar cubes at the ready!
- The capital of Tajikistan
- Artist's farrago
- Melanie ...., star of Working Girl
- Aerial military combat; no canines to be seen
- Mathematical study of change; "small pebble"
- Deep blue; the birthstone of September
- Unsettles, disturbs
- We get less of this in autumn, compared to summer
- To soak food in seasoning before cooking
- Helmut Ruska set the basis for the .... microscope
- Small flying insect that bites and sucks blood
- Pad of paper used to write information down
- Coffee extracted in small, concentrated amounts
- Name of first mechanical slot machine, .... Bell
- A box of 64 is a colorful gift
- Spiky purple flower, symbolic of Scotland
- A slight suspicion about something
- St ...., Irish monk toured north-western Europe
- Athena counterpart in Roman mythology
- Depart secretly and quickly to avoid capture
- Cough mixture
- Women's dress hanging straight from the shoulders
- Writer, comedian famous for SNL, 30 Rock
- Virgin Mary appeared in this small French town
- He is the theme of park north of Paris opened in 1989
- Stick for balancing in winter sport
- Style of sunglasses with large lenses
- A theory that explains the origin of the universe
- Bewildered, confused, frustrated
- To make designs in metal or glass by using acid
- Hero of the novel Pride and Prejudice
- Large prying tool used by criminals in movies
- Not tested
- What casino dealers do with cards
- Sweet food eaten at the end of a meal
- Decorative frontages on buildings
- A specialist in a particular branch of study
- Meal where you serve yourself
- He was one of the first black MLB players
- Macabre singer with female first name
- Ojos del ...., active volcano in S. America
- Timon & ...., Disney animated TV show
- Femme ...., a seductive woman
- Often discussed range of development disorders
- Someone who comes to your aid
- Civil ...., 60s movement fighting for minorities
- To twist or wrench a body part
- Bible book of phrases that means "praises"
- Flash .... was invented circa 1980 by Toshiba
- .... calculator was invented in Japan in 1970
- Small fairy-like creature in folklore
- Type of dark red bean
- Half price, or 50 .... off
- Buddhists don't believe in this type of maker god
- Total .... of the Heart
- Feeling guilty or embarrassed about something
- Los .... Kings play hockey at the STAPLES Center
- Fish also known as sea needle
- Name or assign someone to a position
- Type of paint mixed with water and egg
- Julian ...., Wikileaks cyberactivist
- Magnavox .... was the 1st video game console
- Cringe comedy expert Ricky
- Past the planned or expected date
- Anthony ...., who played Hannibal Lecter
- Female western, Annie Oakley was one
- Joint of the finger bones
- Red tomato sauce
- Leafy vegetable, iceberg is one type
- Massive stretch of treeless land
- Calculates insurance risks
- Indomitable Gaul
- Advocates to someone on best course of action
- Alice Doesn't Live Here ...., a 1974 film
- The last name of a yellow animated family from TV
- Wonderful, fascinating, excellent
- In this film Dustin Hoffman's character has autism
- Smoke ...., senses smoke from a fire at home
- Maintained in a persistent or positive manner
- Cards that beat 3 of a kind but not a flush
- Debbie ...., actress of Singin' in the Rain
- Japanese botanical nuisance
- Italian dish made with braised veal shanks
- Cryptography is the study of decoding secret ....
- Jonathan Swift's satire about this person's travels
- Upper body part; joint that allows arm movement
- Cancer common in older men
- S. African country, capital is Gaborone
- Any drink
- Regulated dress code worn by supermarket staff
- Pound ...., Britain's highly valued currency
- Murderer; professional killer
- Someone who creates musical scores
- Novel by Victor Hugo: “The .... of Notre Dame”
- Water-washed tree bits
- The “torso” of a tree
- Presidential branch of the government
- Sports injury; projections often at the joints
- Founder and CEO of Amazon
- .... Pope, second only to Shakespeare in being quoted
- A flower-based liquid used in cosmetics
- Aromatic oil, redolent of the hippie movement
- Head of a school
- Clickable text directing to a web page
- Priest who hears your sins
- Giving up something you care about
- Heated pool with swirling water
- Wind instrument aka mouth organ
- Port ...., regulates transportation infrastructure
- Jack ...., wide-mouthed joker before Ledger
- Leather and fleece from an ovine used in coats
- Hormone that regulates sleep
- GMT comes from this Royal Observatory
- Comedy-drama series, .... is the New Black
- Big Asian cats, sometimes known as manhunters
- Three ....: Pavarotti, Domingo and Carreras
- .... 7 was the first successful artificial heart
- .... of Sion, French fraternity that was a hoax
- According to the law, officially sanctioned
- To take in without reflection, soak up
- General understanding, idea of something
- The Count of Monte ...., Dumas adventure novel
- Japanese art form using small trees
- Intriguing primates from Madagascar
- Rudolf .... invented this type of engine in 1893
- To ask a fee or price for something
- Male fashion worn at the neck
- Treeless plains characteristic of arctic regions
- Martial art that has a cartoon panda practitioner
- Something to put money, cards, and other items in
- Discounts posted by brands
- What courts aim to deliver
- .... heaven, a place of bliss or rapture
- Governor who represents a monarch in a colony
- Shyness, being demure, like Snow White's Dwarf
- Opal with a glassy appearance and fluorescent
- Tiny sacs of air in the lungs
- Disconcerted, embarassed, ashamed of
- Tried to rescue Eurydice
- Hereditary warrior class in ancient Japan
- Gloves with the fingers in one area
- Gourd rattles filled with seeds to keep rhythm
- .... Squad; DC Comics antihero team, with Deadshot
- 2010 Disney movie based on Rapunzel
- Mad Men was named after ad men on this NY avenue
- Nintendo's hand-held 90s games console
- Cleaned between teeth with thread
- Branch of math; uses letters representing numbers
- David ...., resigned as UK's PM after the Brexit
- Gropius's Dessau edifice with its name on the side
- Kernels that puff up when heated
- Sci-fi show about an astronaut in a wormhole
- .... Planet; 2002 animated science fiction film
- Often served with sausage gravy in the South
- .... Crusoe is Daniel Defoe's castaway
- Dislikes intensely
- Use these machines to make smoothies
- Empty tomb or monument erected in memory of someone
- Ventilation from the top of the house
- Bronte love story with Mr. Rochester
- Trick-taking card game
- Trouser suspenders, once
- Nymph of Artemis turned into a bear
- Romanian gymnast who got the perfect score
- Yellow pigmentation of the skin
- Really fast runners
- Screw with a cross slot
- Day of the week that Solomon Grundy took ill
- Walks in an arrogant manner
- Religious sacrament, contract between two people
- Someone who works as what Dora the cartoon does
- At once; in good time
- .... Benz, Janis Joplin's final song
- The amount or number of something
- Daley ...., two-time UK gold medal-winning decathlete
- Pale, thin salty Chinese sauce
- Whoopi ...., 80s comedian, co-host of The View
- The capital of India
- Storages for food below 0 degrees
- Not having insomnia
- Galaxy that contains our Solar System
- To take money out of the bank
- Performing partner of tiger victim Roy
- Deterred or discouraged
- Concentrated light used e.g. for medical purposes
- Wrote or drew in a scruffy way
- A kettle spout; a man's nose; an insect's ....
- Ancient Roman province in present-day Portugal
- Percussion instrument from Mexico
- .... disc, distant circumstellar disc in Solar System
- Pea-sized gland controls growth, blood pressure
- Some are wise and some are ....
- Spray blown from waves
- Maurice .... song: Thank Heaven for Little Girls
- Off-hand, unrehearsed
- Producing blooms
- Anagram of cart horse
- Napoleon's first wife's first name
- Puzzle with letters and black squares
- Someone who works with or carves wood
- Device that sends electrical shocks to the heart
- Written and printed publisher's opinion
- In tennis, only 1 point is needed to win the game
- Bugs Bunny archenemy that had a speech impediment
- Lemony tequila drink, frozen or on the rocks
- Slimy ghost goo
- They make hats
- Rows of sewing on the seams of clothes
- You would expect to find examples in an orchard
- It's a .... Life, classic Christmas movie
- Los Angeles .... play at the Staples Center
- Brazilian mountainside slum
- Ancient queen of Persia who has a Bible book
- Three-legged frame used for picture taking
- James Nasmyth invented the steam .... in 1839
- Life-threatening condition aka blood poisoning
- Creamy salad named after an Italian American chef
- Golden .... belonged to the winged ram Chrysomallus
- Way of acting, doing something, speaking
- Money made from a job or business
- A considerable amount; basket, barrel
- Usually indelible design on the skin
- What a rotten apple spoils
- Passage of water connecting two larger ones
- Style of clothing to be worn for a wedding/dinner
- What the v. stands for in law, such as Roe v. Wade
- Three-legged frame used to hold a camera
- Big fluffy floor cushion stuffed with tiny beads
- Texas .... is done to country and western music
- .... Achenbach was a German landscape painter
- Self-punishment undertaken to atone for sin
- Cats collectively
- Expensive smelling underground fungus
- Tough decision between equally unfavourable choices
- Papal city
- An abolitionist fought against this
- Hitchcock's masterpiece with James Stewart
- Large impressive residence, celebrities' house
- Newly enlisted military member
- Determination of who keeps a minor child
- The one the groom relies on to have his back
- A person who rules a kingdom or empire
- Explosive cocktail
- Makeup to enhance the eye
- Phenomenon studied by Galileo, Newton and Einstein
- An enclosed structure in which heat is produced
- Egg-laying bird raised for its white meat
- Very expensive mushroom found underground
- Bury this weapon to make peace
- Monster mix of lion, goat and snake in mythology
- To have been cunningly outwitted
- Marijuana use became legal in 2014 in this state
- Uncertain, unsure
- The original drummer for The Beatles
- Rich tomato sauce used in Italian dishes
- The sound of h as in hag
- .... Bob, Bart's stalker voiced by Kelsey Grammer
- Loose pants with a bib and suspenders
- Item used to enter information into a computer
- This folk dance can get pretty loud
- Making something equal, even, uniform
- Goblets and wine glasses
- Roast ...., Christmas dinner staple veg
- Removing plaque from the teeth at the dentist
- The Usual ...., gave Kevin Spacey an Oscar
- Beautiful woman; consciousness-stealing punch
- Small posies of flowers linked to medieval times
- Band of tissue used to connect bones
- Development syndrome named after Austrian doctor
- A plane, a helicopter or a balloon
- Words such as choo-choo or bye-bye
- Passenger-side dashboard compartment
- Debbie .... sold Marilyn's Seven Year Itch dress
- Stories of the USS Enterprise ship and its crew
- People told to leave a place for safety
- The only continent which is also a country
- Peyo's original blue comic strip female character
- First permanent English settlement in North America
- The wife of a viceroy
- .... Engels, writer on the English working classes
- .... Dogs, Tarantino crime thriller
- Worthy of receiving
- Liver disease comes in B and C forms
- In electricity, the opposite of a conductor
- Tissue that is present in joints, rib cage, ears
- Jacques ...., French-German composer of the Can-Can
- Electricity cable
- .... of Soul, James Brown's nickname
- This type of cooking uses minimal amount of oil
- Dies for the love of himself
- Mock, tease
- Island country including Java
- Place for keeping things for future use
- Liam ...., the star of Taken
- U.S. President Cleveland's middle name
- A soft gentle breeze, car model
- William Otis invented the steam .... in 1839
- To decapitate someone
- Outermost major moon of Uranus
- Gave a gratuity
- Type of barrels used in the first diving bells
- Punctuation to stress certain letters
- String of beads for Hail Marys and Lord's Prayers
- Hong Kong ...., a janitor and crime fighter
- To conduct yourself in the proper way
- Dairy much used in French cuisine
- Britney ...., pop princess who once shaved her head
- A person who has written a book
- Comedian in a castle
- Book of the Bible that precedes Mark
- Widespread African language
- Public sale giving goods to the highest bidder
- To get better from a medical illness
- Singer, actress, feminist and top-selling artist
- First successful gas .... was invented in 1903
- Luxurious in style, design
- Throat lymphoid tissues often surgically removed
- 1981 game to get an amphibian across a street
- Chinese game played by four similar to rummy
- Act of doing something exactly like someone else
- Mechanism that throws empty shells from a gun
- Multi-sided flat shape
- To fix foods to be eaten
- Feline beauty contest
- Competitive ...., gives a firm an edge over rivals
- A tool used by companies to target consumers
- Shoes with very high, narrow heels
- Amount subtracted from a total
- .... knife, red pocket tool with many gadgets
- Study of language in written historical sources
- Atop Mount Titano
- Opera singer known as the "Swedish Nightingale"
- Abetment, intrigue
- Australian sponge cake dessert covered in coconut
- 1999 Bond film The World is ....
- Lifting and dropping shoulders
- Old-fashioned delivery of postal messages
- Unsteady, unsettled conditions
- Not the genuine article
- Gymnastic ability, particularly in the air
- Longest reigning British monarch, Queen .... II
- Man in the ...., Agatha Christie novel set in Africa
- Aguilera, Mya, Pink and Lil Kim mix, Lady ....
- Western movie legend aka Duke
- Closed, heeled footwear that Americans call a pump
- Not hardcover, book that becomes damaged easier
- Boat with two hulls
- A family of aliens with bald conical heads
- Someone legally qualified to be a doctor
- Discharge from a gas, not good for the environment
- These big apes beat their chest
- Cultural groups different from those around them
- Car thief
- Event celebrated by Marilyn Monroe in 1962 for JFK
- Type of needle found in the kitchen
- Death of living cells and tissues by many causes
- The word nice comes from a Latin word meaning this
- A Swedish turnip
- The very essence of something
- Has dangerous fibers found in industrial buildings
- Someone who prays at an assembly, hospital
- An elevated region, plateau, mountain region
- Van ...., was in love with brown-eyed girls
- Company or group controlling all the market
- Historical military weapon; throws stones, missiles
- Not capable of dying; everlasting
- Kylie Minogue's mechanic character in Neighbors
- Character in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing
- Water sport with a single-bladed paddle
- Image of Jesus on the cross
- Bringing air into the lungs; breathing process
- Inopportune, anagram of minutely
- It was lost when Milton wrote about it
- Quick-paced folk irish dance to fiddle music
- The .... retriever is one of the most popular dogs
- Italian artist and inventor, .... da Vinci
- Synonym of tick used in writing
- TV series about an female alien hero
- Davy Crockett: Born on a mountain top in ....
- .... Day suitably falls on Shakespeare's birthday
- Prehistoric shark
- A small flute
- Old-time facial hair, long, upward moustache
- In Britain, book identifier in a library shelf
- State of being untrue
- Rio de Janeiro's tourist attraction
- Coral that lives on rocky areas; aka vase or turban
- Zion
- Drew swirly doodles
- Libra falls within part of this month
- Demand money for kompromat
- Construction equipment with a big bucket to dig
- Blonde ...., sexy woman such as actress Jean Harlow
- Games played on a rectangular table with balls
- Group of people that come together for an occasion
- Alexander ...., Swedish actor of True Blood
- What Edgar Allan Poe's raven said
- The back part of the body
- All four open tennis titles at once
- Was a bit too dramatic on stage
- Lined card to organize information pre-Internet
- Chaos theory effect, small change, future result
- Small French cake baked in a shell-like shape
- Filmmaking process used by Pixar; Up, Toy Story
- Soft animal toy named after American president
- A device that sprays water
- Vended again
- Pinball ...., The Who single and film
- Conjunction similar in meaning to while
- Source of civilization along with Euphrates
- Player in their first year of a sport
- Strong sharp taste; also name for a beer type
- Lilongwe is the capital of ....
- Dwarf leopard of Central and South America
- Gigantic grey wolf from Inuit mythology
- Victorian watch chain
- Dracula's sleeping place, aka casket
- .... Wyatt, poet imprisoned, accused of adultery
- Fast learners are quick on the ....
- Christopher's loveable friend, honey aficionado
- Two gentlemen lived there in Shakespeare comedy
- Gas used to fill balloons; makes voice funny
- Device used to clean air or fuel in a car
- The Marriage of ...., Mozart's opera
- Mega online shop; first started with books
- The fear of being .... alive is called taphephobia
- Hairdo: business in the front & party in the back
- Excessive pride in one's appearance or qualities
- What comes after fall
- Sixty minus forty plus ten
- Main ingredient in saganaki
- The box that Count Dracula sleeps in
- Crewless, small, remote-controlled flying machines
- Word to describe anything that contains mass
- German word for emperor; Caesar
- Heavenly, God-like intervention
- Soak in hot water to release the flavour
- Glazed aperture
- Area that contains your vocal cords
- Stock ...., where brokers buy and sell
- William ...., writer and Nobel Prize laureate
- Game hosted by Allen Ludden
- He gives name to a constant involving molecules
- Space by a hearth
- One of the oldest inhabited cities in the world
- Mrs. ...., is loved more than she will know
- Lively couples dance from Spain since 1700s
- Winter game, .... fight
- Upright, up and down, not horizontal
- Vessels are taken there for repair
- Very spicy Indian curry dish
- AIDS: acquired immunodeficiency ....
- Ryan Reynolds' 2016 superhero movie
- Companies who fund sporting events for ad purposes
- Split personality; alter ego
- Mark out as evil, stigmatize
- To prepare food so as to avoid decomposition
- Legendary place of wealth in South America
- If it's as dead as a ...., then it's dead indeed
- Barely understood, sometimes removed organ
- Hole-filled bowl for sieving water from vegetables
- The part of the body you are aiming to attack
- First treaty to divide the Carolingian Empire
- .... vs. ...., won the Academy Awards in 1980
- Composer who refused ever to make an opera
- Large animals used for riding
- Showing humble views of merits or ego; no vanity
- Forever
- Substance that catalyzes chemical reactions
- Area between two mountains or hills
- The Last ...., iconic meal with Jesus and disciples
- .... of Wrath, Steinbeck novel on the Dust Bowl
- Message boards, online discussion sites
- Chinese assortment of fried dumplings
- Restrictive or supportive undergarment for spine
- Airplane manufacturer, famous for 747
- The aorta is the largest one in the body
- The film .... vs. .... won 5 Academy Awards in 1980
- This paddle sport can be also called crew
- To voluntarily sign up for military service
- Hot ...., kid's game of tossing tuber