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- Dishing out food and drinks
- In metaphysics, an actual being or existence
- Not solid or liquid
- A fatwa was issued for this author in late 80s
- Place where young plants are kept for sale
- Professional horse riders
- Standing closet for clothes, wardrobe
- The tenth month in Julian and Gregorian Calendars
- .... Salander, from The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
- Comedian and talk show host .... Hall
- Risked, speculated, bet on something
- .... Kandinsky, Russian abstract artist
- Siberian river that is tributary of the Lena river
- Partially shaved hair as worn by a monk
- Melodic
- Eroded rock formations found in South Dakota
- Comedian Jerry ....
- Butterfly subfamily, referred to as "the whites"
- For insects: act of hatching from an egg
- Principal democratic assembly of Ancient Athens
- Small round sweet; cough lozenge
- London skyscraper sounds like a piece of glass
- .... ball, heavy ball for training
- A photo on film, view it on a light box
- An indefinite series; endless
- Someone who recently got married
- Trimming the edges of a photograph
- Purposeful, determined
- Person who enforces the rules during sports games
- Explaining the meaning of something
- The ...., Meryl Streep as the British Prime Minister
- Shapes with eight sides
- Spanish party
- Outer coat to keep you warm
- Angelique ...., German no. 1 tennis star in 2016
- Vegetables including pumpkins and squashes
- Yogi Bear's friend
- To save from danger
- Minor roads or paths, not major routes
- William, Harry or Edward, to name a few
- This Harry Potter character hatched Norbert
- Longest river in South America
- Jewish memorial service held on certain holidays
- Battle that featured in A Bridge Too Far
- August birthstone of octahedral crystals
- Largest city in Alaska
- A triangle with two equal sides and angles
- Volcanic national park on Lanzarote
- A triangle with two equal sides
- Poisonous mushroom likened to heavenly flyers
- Faithful gentleman of Verona, who weds Silvia
- Software company which dropped its paper clip icon
- Syrup made from pomegranates
- Metal jazz wind instrument with keys
- HMS ...., Captain Cook's ship from 1763-1767
- State of being unknown or inconspicuous
- In one's ...., sane and capable of making decisions
- England's last Tudor Monarch: .... I
- Over the shoulder weapon; chewing gum brand
- People who make the ultimate sacrifice for beliefs
- Hard, yellow or orange cheese
- Red, hot paste from North Africa
- Bobby Fischer beat him: chess grandmaster Boris ....
- Press ...., company's memo to the public
- Nickname of Mrs Onassis, the former Mrs Kennedy
- " ...., don't make it bad" sang the Beatles
- Machine for taking mud from a river
- Smoke stack on a building
- Lying out in the sun, like a lizard
- Priest's assistant
- .... lady; hirsute circus performer
- Hermit
- Believer
- .... Faire, hands off, let people do as they choose
- First successful human mission to the moon: .... 11
- Order of crustaceans; can live on land or in water
- West coast French department, same as the river
- Dr Susan...., robopsychologist in Asimov's universe
- Cutting, piercing with teeth
- First name of British composer Britten
- The Love Bug was the first .... movie, in 1968
- BBC TV spy drama that was retitled MI-5 in the US
- We speak and eat with them
- The game Pong was created by Allan.... in 1972
- Cleans abrasively
- Moving in a circular motion
- The back of an animal's neck
- Inherited red blood cell disorder: sickle cell ....
- Leave a job, hand in notice
- Lee Harvey ...., Kennedy's killer killed soon after
- George Gershwin composition: “.... in Blue”
- The Waltons lived in what state?
- Starts at Lake Tana aka River Gihon
- Richard ...., actor tackled the shark in Jaws
- Thoroughly soak
- Fruit-filled toaster snacks
- Gluing
- Clearing obstacles in a race
- It wasn't on purpose
- Fine, gauzy fabric, like a cobweb
- Broth, stock
- Captain Corelli's ...., Greek wartime saga
- Nationality of Peace prize winner Kofi Annan
- Cold current discovered by German explorer
- First coins were made from this gold/silver alloy
- Selma ...., Swedish writer and Nobel laureate
- An .... combustion engine powers a motor car
- It burns bright
- Person who encourages others to rebel or protest
- Chefs work in these
- .... World, Aldous Huxley's dystopian fable
- A wizard with magical powers
- New Jersey company owns Oreo brand
- Fair ...., this act ended biased renting practices
- Fibrous, dark-green mineral from hornblende group
- Where you might dip a quill
- Swollen, puffed up, or excessively conceited
- Heavy sphere throw, Olympic sport
- Price of a taxi ride
- To make rhythms, percussion with your mouth, voice
- Male lead in Lolita; they named him twice
- Valentine, anagram of married
- Actress who starred in "Sleepless in Seattle"
- Avoiding, deliberately trying to hide
- Drawing little spots all over something
- .... Spears, Me Against the Music, ft. Madonna
- Laverne in Laverne and Shirley, Penny ....
- .... Act, measures to improve atmosphere quality
- .... Rodriquez, the slowest mouse in all of Mexico
- Donald Campbell's world-beating car and boat
- Assassinated British Prime Minister: Spencer ....
- Group that contains humans and great apes
- Tesla Motors CEO
- Glows outwardly, gives off heat
- Labyrinth creator, father of Icarus
- The .... Cat wears a big grin
- Word of French origin meaning generosity
- Building and equipment for processing something
- All-in-one fun fashion piece with shorts
- Castel ...., former summer residence of the pope
- Leaves .... in the breeze
- Herby mixture, cooked inside roast turkey
- Original name of he who became Gaius Julius Caesar
- Small, active, feisty dogs, e.g. Yorkshire, Cairn
- Swiss ski resort popular with British royalty
- Another word for the pick used to pluck a guitar
- Describes a football forward or warrior in battle
- Engrave a message
- Heathrow, Charles de Gaulle, Shanghai Pudong, etc.
- .... Franklin, "First American" and Founding Father
- Without any stress
- Young Frankenstein director
- The Jewish holiday Yom Kippur: the day of ....
- Country where mass murderer Martin Bryant was born
- Organisms and their environment
- The teams that are considered least likely to win
- Maslow created a sociological ".... of needs"
- English translation of champignons
- Pub fixture, target for throwing arrows at
- Erytophobia is the fear of these
- Everest's environment
- Hunter who fell in love with his own reflection
- Believes in introducing reforms gradually
- Itinerant singer of songs, a minstrel
- Robert Langdon field, study of religious ..........
- Emergency vehicle for transporting the sick
- Large animals deployed in the Pyrrhic Wars
- The most probable
- Spiral kitchen tool for opening bottles
- Devices to ease your foot into footwear
- You type on these
- Catch ...., an impossible situation
- Acts of political violence for a stated aim
- Swallowing, absorbing
- Slang for a convict
- .... Way, Pacino and Penn star in Puerto Rica film
- Yellow-bellied
- Car safety feature
- Founder of the Xin dynasty
- Sweet herbal liqueur used in a Harvey Wallbanger
- Circus trick of tossing and catching objects
- Small, easily peelable orange eaten at Christmas
- Sightless condition; blizzard
- The study of cells
- Snack's logo has a mustachioed man with bowtie
- Insect-eating relative of the Hyena
- Lagoon off the coast of NZ's Chatham Island
- Winnie the Pooh and the .... Day, 1968 Oscar winner
- Christian song and salutation means "Hail Mary"
- Restarted
- Soldier, anagram of inflamer
- City that has the largest shopping mall in Canada
- Shylock, Shakespeare character in The .... of Venice
- Unerupted tooth that's difficult to remove
- "Live From New York, It's .... Night!"
- Surname of Golden Girl Blanche
- 2010 movie about competitive ballerinas
- A pattern of alternately colored squares
- To dock a ship on its side for cleaning
- Teetotal
- Rate of occurrences of a repeating event
- Submitting requests for payment
- Wet weather garments
- Austrian currency prior to the euro
- Not sure
- .... Web, Berners-Lee's invention for the info age
- Singing without any musical instruments
- Herby cocktail made from bourbon
- American Football forward, creative and offensive
- Large twin temples with pharaoh carvings
- Novel by Emily Bronte: ".... Heights"
- Slivers of wood stuck in your skin
- Turn from a liquid into a gas
- Surname of president who decreed Mother's Day
- Contracted pupils
- The boatswain of Captain Hook in Peter Pan
- Henry Winkler's nickname in Happy Days
- Game like hockey played in Scotland
- Android OS version like a chocolate wafer biscuit
- Stolen, unlawfully obtained
- Long musical notes equivalent to a double note
- .... floor, body part often weaker after childbirth
- Author of "La Comedie Humaine"
- Danish unit of currency (not the Euro)
- Strategy in war or business
- Cut into fine slivers with a knife
- Mocking jibes
- Vehicle for scooping out holes in the road
- Opposite of alkaline
- Small hopping desert animal with large ears
- The Buddhist wheel of life has eight of these
- Famous Chilean female author, first name
- Groups of singers led by conductors
- Common language for North India and Pakistan
- Parliament of the Isle of Man
- Large Chinese fighting dog with wrinkles
- Saliva
- Item of clothing
- Daenerys, Mother of ....
- Gymnastic ability to balance, run and lift
- The trait of being truthful and fair
- Musical wobble or tremor
- Skin sore containing fluid caused by friction
- Shorten by removing words without altering meaning
- Spielberg 2012 movie honoring a president
- First Patriarch of the Jewish people
- Severe, harsh, strict
- English lord forewarned about the Gunpowder Plot
- All over the globe
- The art of arranging and selling flowers
- Composer of scores for 11 James Bond films
- .... effect, chaos theory of small things
- English name of the German town Brauenschweig
- Following someone in their job to gain experience
- Box ...., venomous cube-shaped medusa
- First S in OSS, precursor of CIA
- The Hotel New ...., John Irving's family saga
- Diced pieces of meat sauteed in white sauce
- Mixing together until blended
- Outer skin layer
- Filtering out calls you don't want to answer
- Buttery pastry popular in continental breakfasts
- The king of reggae and most famous Jamaican singer
- Day of the week when Abraham Lincoln was shot
- Period TV series about Advertising
- Edward Knoblock play, later a musical
- King of Bavaria known as the "Swan King": .... II
- .... Alps, range in North Limestone Alps, Germany
- Vast Catholic shrine in Portugal
- Expression of delight from small child
- Piles of blown snow
- Edvard Grieg's birth country
- Desert water source
- Threw a party
- Sweetmeat of almonds and sugar from Montélimar
- Play by Lope de Vega: "The Dog in the ...."
- Someone who reads written works
- Adjust in a disruptive manner, .... with; meddle
- Strings of them; they originate in the oceans
- Deliverers of babies in the cartoon world
- Insect with shortest lifespan
- Breathe in
- Currency used in the United Arab Emirates
- Electronic messages sent over a network
- Singer of the hit single Ironic: .... Morissette
- Scales a mountain
- Impede, obstruct someone from doing something
- Brazilian model dated by DiCaprio, .... Bündchen
- Largest city in the Republic of Ireland
- One who proofreads a book for publication
- Person in charge of getting financing for a film
- Types of sales often held at Sotheby's in NYC
- Entrepreneur linked to SpaceX and Tesla
- Demarcation line for inbounds, out of bounds
- Of or relating to stags
- Cloak worn by ancient Greek men and women
- The capital of Uzbekistan
- Pompous, pretentious
- The study of viruses
- French word for a casino game dealer
- Detective Jim...., played by James Garner
- Where the sound comes out of a stereo
- Orange flower to honor dead in Mexico festival
- Darkest
- Laughing like a witch
- Cleaning abrasively
- Slapping of the palms
- Tree pruner
- You should look .... before crossing a road
- Not sitting
- Understood by specialists only
- Description applied to Frank, Pepys and Evelyn
- In a state of chaos, a complete mess
- Villains on Press Your Luck
- Incredible, fantastic
- Last book of the Old Testament
- Mercurial alloy
- Strait between Sicily and mainland Italy
- Like the grass on the other side
- Sport involving coastal and inshore racing
- High-flying travel business
- Using pencils or pens to create art work, sketch
- Welsh capital
- Used your arms to shove someone out of the way
- Original washing machine and spin dryer of the 60s
- First elected President of Russia: Boris ....
- Itchy contagious skin disease caused by a mite
- Character in "Pride and Prejudice": Charles ....
- Official pardon
- To put under a spell, like Samantha did
- Happy, perfect, blissful
- Bermuda-based producer of white rum
- Study of plants and animals and their environment
- Informal term for first motion pictures with sound
- .... Families, cute woodland-type creatures
- Unforgettable, remarkable, notable
- Doraphobia is the fear of this
- Warlike and quarrelsome
- The study of precious and semi-precious stones
- Inventor of the printing press
- Explanatory comments at the bottom of a page
- Scotch and ginger wine cocktail
- Charlemagne was the first .... Emperor
- Pasture or savannah
- Former British copper coin worth two farthings
- Without any form
- Insult directed by Brexiteers to their opponents
- Smallest breed of dog, pop it in your handbag
- Golfer known as Phil the Thrill
- Facial structure between ear and nose
- Ocean formation caused by gravitational pull
- Modify a rhythm by shifting the accent
- Matching set worn while exercising
- With a hue similar to the color of the sun
- To .... to injury, make a situation far worse
- Everybody in the whole ....; Jailhouse Rock lyric
- Raised pulpit for sermons in a mosque
- Dome-shaped shrines used for meditation
- To fossilize
- Brazilian footballer and PSG star since 2017
- Chita ...., Broadway star of Guys and Dolls, Chicago
- Reposted an article on social media
- Gifts for a teacher
- Aesop's .... have a story about a tortoise and hare
- What bracelets are usually worn on
- Concedes
- The front, curving part of a saddle
- Half of The Producers, Willy Wonka lead
- To do as someone asks of you as a way of helping
- Parker Brothers: make words from lettered dice
- Fizzy, like champagne
- Charted
- Dangerous tricks performed in films
- Publication with religious songs in it
- Old-fashioned, no longer used or useful
- Somme World War I memorial designed by Lutyens
- Swedish actor Max ....
- Made a high-pitched sound by blowing
- Dukes of Hazzard brother with rhyming name
- Occupation of Charon, of the Greek Underworld
- Spoiled or harmed, infected with disease
- Alyson ...., Willow in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Joule described these units of food energy
- Casino game where Phil Ivey used "edge sorting"
- Varies the pitch of speech for emphasis
- You wipe your feet on these
- Flowering pink plant with heart-shaped leaves
- Complete standstill
- Incarcerated person
- Hong Kong martial artist-actor, father of Brandon
- Place where animals are slaughtered
- In soccer, ahead of defense and behind attack
- Moll ...., Defoe's chronicle of a criminal woman
- He gained fame on TV as “The Naked Chef”: Jamie ....
- Spiritual retreat (Indian culture)
- Goat Island, off Italy's Tuscany coast
- A place of religious retreat in South Asia
- Mikhail ...., regarded as father of Russian music
- Risk, speculate, bet
- Ally ...., US legal TV show with Calista Flockhart
- Seal set into a ring
- Unpleasant, repulsive
- Mickey ...., Broadway and movie actor, died 2014
- Damp mold
- Russian wheeled vehicle pulled by three horses
- Island of Napoleon's death, Saint ....
- Impervious to light, not transparent
- Husband-and-wife Romantic poets Robert & Elizabeth
- South African dessert, milk tart in Afrikaans
- German city with an annual Wagner music festival
- A plane suddenly plunging steeply downwards
- .... Steel, best-selling fiction author of The Gift
- Moving wings to fly
- .... Rush, won an Oscar for his performance in Shine
- Baddies
- Publication of religious songs
- Unjust or unfair
- Kent, the TV news anchor on The Simpsons
- Not clearly visible
- Swedish botanist, devised classification system
- Deceptive talk to swindle
- Herbes de ...., south France dried herb mix
- Emile Zola story of mining, wages and conditions
- How a sharp pain is described
- Flesh .... means your kith and kin
- The surface at the bottom of a stream etc
- A native of the capital of France
- Toasted tortilla, can have spicy filling
- Protected islands in the North Sea's Wadden Sea
- Of or relating to sea lions
- Sack fabric made from jute, used for rope
- Fantastic creature that multiplies with water
- To walk the beam you need this
- One who shouts at comedians
- Traveling across water by ferry or ship
- Type of computerized X-ray
- Add tables, settees, etc. to a dwelling
- A person who is engaged to be married
- The Roman goddess of truth
- The U in the international phonetic alphabet
- To eradicate, destroy completely
- Major prophet; his Book is followed by Daniel
- Joe ...., Pip's kindly guardian blacksmith
- Drug that activates receptors in the brain
- They cure animal hides
- Charge a president with misconduct
- Barcelona park with ceramic walkways by Gaudí
- French mayonnaise with capers, mustard, herbs
- Pink variety of beryl, named after a famous banker
- Deep discount sale
- Administers medical treatment to
- Pakistani cricketer, bowler and politician
- Best selling novel and film: "Like Water for ...."
- Circus animals Stravinsky's ballet music was for
- This type of mammal keeps their young in a pouch
- Residents, inhabitants
- Strays from the correct path
- Fear of ruins
- Taking in liquid or information
- He has an electrical measurement named after him
- French blue wooly cat with golden eyes
- Clapped your hands
- A plan used in architecture or engineering
- Large bowl in which greens are served
- Quiet, solitude, privacy
- Diaper brand name
- Ancient Celtic language of France, Belgium
- Adjusting spaces between words
- To add jewels to something
- An author's introductory statement
- Inflamed pimple or spot containing fluid
- Cook food hot and quickly in a wok
- Mantra of the Hindu religion: Hare ....
- Small, round stones
- Power ...., plant for generating electricity
- Chemical element of atomic number 83
- City that is home to Hampden Park Stadium
- Fortified buildings
- Did a noise like an owl
- Clinical name for nearsightedness
- Accommodations onboard a cruise ship
- Creator of the Peanuts comic strip, Charles
- Mexican caramel sauce made from goat's milk
- Grainy intrusive rock, named after Tuscan village
- Thin
- To have put a bad spell on someone
- Direct kick awarded to offensive team in soccer
- .... clause, lawful reason to break a contract
- What Italians call Turin
- Room in a church where vestments are kept
- The act of putting seeds into the soil
- A car's shoulder
- Counterfeiters, pretenders
- Renaissance religious artist; a 1980s space probe
- Culture Club former singer's stage name: Boy ....
- Family Guy diabolical toddler
- Country where the Huarache sandal originated
- Another word for thin
- Agreement, treaty or settlement
- Character raised by wolves in the Indian jungle
- To boost morale
- Optimistic, positive, buoyant
- Tiny islands
- Director of the film Catch Me If You Can
- Swinging baseball pitch hard to hit
- To incriminate, blacken someone's name
- Flaming weapon used in ancient times during battle
- Messy and complicated situation
- Organization of complex tasks like flow of goods
- Conifers' seed case, commonly sprayed gold/silver
- Dripping, like rain water down a gutter
- Incessantly asking; also a black and white mammal
- Author of the novel "Vanity Fair": William M. ....
- Prohibition place for sale of illegal alcohol
- Colonial trading port on Colombian coast
- Not theoretical
- Tanzanian park, home to many animal species
- They work for a company full-time
- Charged a president with misconduct
- Lyrical tunes to help babies fall asleep
- Lack of proportion between two sides, parts
- Game show where the answers are in question form
- Mainstream form of Judaism
- Arthur Miller's play about witchhunts
- Famous French tapestry business
- French dept in Grand Est, name means upper Rhine
- Past tense of beseech
- Headlines that don't quite ring true
- Last day, the day of reckoning
- Elizabeth I as written in Spenser's Faerie Queene
- Shoe menders
- Female plotter in Les Liaisons Dangereuses
- Scare
- Antonym of softness
- Machines for turning beans into coffee
- Atlanta MLB team
- Plant with red root producing red pigment and dye
- Stephen King book and film about telekinetic girl
- Abundant mineral-gem, also used in electronics
- Queen of Troy, mother of Hector and Paris
- Longest type of captured snake
- Loose mixture of small stones and sand
- Removing hair using hot, sticky substance
- Language family of Hungarian and Finnish
- Eradicated
- The Hindu festival of light is called ....
- Mixes seamlessly
- Replicas of vehicles, made to scale
- Rogers and Hammerstein musical
- Sport where the Heisman trophy is awarded
- Name given to Khmer Rouge's takeover of Cambodia
- Italian white wine, also found in Chile
- Cinema short showing current affairs/events
- Aretha ...., renown US jazz singer and musician
- Harold Wilson quote: "A week is a long time in ...."
- Ocean that the port of Casablanca borders
- Spine-chilling book or film
- Concurring, not showing dissent
- Unpaved street
- Comfortable living room seating
- Raise these in surprise, on your face
- Sliver of wood stuck in your finger
- The customer or client
- Bladed footwear for traveling in the Arctic
- .... behind, following slowly
- The capital of Michigan
- Easily perceived
- Denver NBA team named after gold, not chicken
- First caliph and friend to Muhammad
- National bird of Guatemala appears on its flag
- Wheel of ...., tarot card suggesting good luck
- Spiral structure in the inner ear
- True heir of Gondor in Lord of the Rings
- Nissan model named after an American grassland
- .... Claude, French inventor of neon lighting
- The giant version of this plant causes skin rashes
- Ancient Roman magistrates
- Former currency of the Netherlands
- Robert ...., actor, director and American Icon
- Roasted deer, served as an alternative to turkey
- To inhale and exhale
- Biblical king of Israel; son of David
- Tool for cutting plants
- A fit of laughter
- Speckled, dotted
- Hidden or little known
- Arachnids
- Person whom police believe committed a crime
- Google's web browser
- Soft headrest for sleeping
- Glenn ...., US bandleader of Moonlight Serenade
- Mother superior of the convent
- .... of Life, Elton John composed for The Lion King
- Kindle is all about these
- Morihei Ueshiba's harmonious spirit martial art
- Holiday when Greeks often bake Koulourakia
- Sentencers
- Brownish-red color; from the French for chestnut
- French missile used by Argentines in Falklands War
- The fastener on a belt
- Mexican victory celebrated on May 5: Battle of ....
- Words to be sung
- Obscure, supernatural, secret things
- .... diaries hoax was discovered in the 1980s
- The Three Men in a Boat rowed this river
- Pumped or spouted out, e.g. fumes
- Portuguese is this South American country's tongue
- Inappropriate staring
- Christian church of Egypt
- Soviet serial killer: Andrei Chikatilo: the Red ....
- 1986 James Cameron Sci-Fi sequel
- George ........, American Broadway producer, director
- Type of paper that acids turn red
- Friend of Asterix the Gaul
- A play by Shakespeare or a tiny village
- Small piece of dough wrapped around a filling
- Tools for breaking open windows
- Video game console
- Firearm that was first produced by Samuel Colt
- One hundred ...., Zimbabwe's biggest banknote
- Neptune, to the Greeks
- The branch of botany that studies fruit
- Display of affection, cuddling with a loved one
- Co-founder and chairman of SolarCity
- Geoffrey Rush's pirate of the Caribbean
- Self-centered
- Winning punch, laying opponent flat on floor
- Distance from tip to tip or a bird's wings
- The A in PALs, warning about explicit lyrics
- Without a saddle
- Libyan city, once joint capital with Tripoli
- .... cooker; airtight pot for quick cooking
- Deep-fried ball of cornmeal
- Home of the Fighting Irish
- Fab Four weren't jay walking on this album's cover
- Reductions in price, savings
- Organization founded by Julian Assange
- Microscopic life form, meaning little rod
- Washed hair
- The scientific study of rocks
- Piece of textile used for cleaning furniture
- Halloween figures made of bone
- Opposite to smoothness
- When it's your decision, the ball is in here
- Descending a building by rope
- Adult male chicken
- Magazine that notes top 500 companies
- Slang for helicopter
- Least rapid, not the quickest
- Section of horse's leg between hoof and fetlock
- Balkan nation invaded by Italy in WWII
- Gap in the ring system of Saturn and also a probe
- Exalted state of joy
- Fancy strips of cloth laid along a festive table
- 1971 Bond film Diamonds are ....
- French jewelry maker and luxury watch brand
- The table where you pay for your goods in a shop
- Dramatic and very ornate art style in 17th century
- Saved from peril
- A song's chorus or to abstain from doing something
- Reddish toxic liquid element, used in dyes
- Ship-swallowing triangle in the Atlantic Ocean
- Craft tool for firing adhesive into place
- To release from obligation, to set free
- To put something on food as a decoration
- Medical term for the study of disorders of the ear
- Longest running western in TV history
- Tyre .... needs to be checked before long journeys
- State in which Camp David is located
- Inflammation of the membrane around the lungs
- Festival of Festivals in India's Nagaland
- Female massage therapist
- In a forest, an open space of land
- Tennis stroke that makes the ball suddenly reverse
- Another name for the scaly anteater
- Double-.... jacket, with two rows of buttons
- Theft by breaking and entering
- Picasso anti-war painting
- Italian term for outdoor dining
- Sending a Twitter message
- To quickly rise or increase
- Attributed to
- Name of British singer Chris Martin's band
- Mesozoic period saw early dinosaurs evolve
- Weapon used to kill in Dial M for Murder
- What doesn't kill you makes you ....
- Scandal leading to President Nixon's resignation
- Large Indian city with Charminar mosque
- Type of dog featured in Taco Bell TV commercials
- Italian cocktail of Campari, sweet vermouth
- Name for study of mammary glands
- Christmas plant to kiss under
- Open choice of technique or genre
- Holly's surname in Breakfast at Tiffany's
- German dog with short legs, a sausage dog
- Material removed from top of liquids
- Swing dance style or a person who dances swing
- Warm space on a living room wall with a mantel
- Equation with highest power of 2 (sounds square)
- 1912 play on which "My Fair Lady" was based
- US country music named after Kentucky vegetation
- London borough that lies on the Prime Meridian
- US swimmer with nine Olympic golds to his name
- Court replacement
- Acquittal, vindication, exoneration
- Hair removal method for eyebrows
- Awards given as special honor
- No longer feeling close or affectioniate with another
- George H.W. Bush's Vice President
- Two point score in football
- Tree used to make battle shields in the past
- Lymphoid organ where T cells mature
- Where emails go while they are being sent
- Ulcerous animal disease of horses and rabbits, etc
- Beer maker
- Discarded, left on the side of the road
- The roux used to make Bechamel sauce: flour and ....
- Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs actor .... Keitel
- Blades that keep your windscreen clear and clean
- Draw roughly
- Equipment with rungs for climbing up or down
- Metamorphic rock that breaks into layers
- Official languages of Cameroon: English and ....
- Bugsy ...., Prohibition-era drama with splurge guns
- Where the Wild Things Are author
- To admire or respect someone
- Legal .... is money that is acceptable for use
- A photo or picture that is behind glass
- Capital of Angola
- Scotch
- A midriff exposing shirt
- Portable disc player of the 80s by Sony
- Bivalves rumored to be an aphrodisiac
- Cincinnati NFL team
- He bathed himself in the Flame of Py'tar
- Southeast Asian sea east of Bay of Bengal
- Natalie Portman is an American and .......... citizen
- Use these colored sticks to draw, like chalks
- Insect resin used in varnishes and early LPs
- Hewlett-.... is an american computer company
- Wedded
- The Big ...., epic Western film with Gregory Peck
- Placed at front entrance to wipe your feet
- His ...., final Sherlock tale before his retirement
- Lack of oxygen in the blood; holding your breath
- Cooked on a rack over fire
- Tove ...., Finnish writer who created the Moomins
- Mass of tissue that can affect breathing in children
- Whole number
- Act of falsifying a document
- Large frozen masses that are starting to melt
- Protein found in claws, hair and hooves
- Hopes; anagram of praises
- Eric Arthur Blair, better known as George ....
- Official state toy of Pennsylvania
- The color of Big Bird on Sesame Street
- '72 documentary about swindler, once child preacher
- Fluviology: scientific study of ....
- Gave birth to a horse
- Mild, yellow pepper used on pizza, sandwiches
- Name of Shakespeare's one son
- A light-hearted sports event, race or walk
- You set the exposure – not automated
- Clever or skilful, from French word
- What's Luv and All the Way Up rapper
- Prodded with an elbow
- Twitter messages
- Manhattan playhouse that burned down many times
- Term for a Himalayan mountain guide
- Body-shaking dance move, especially the shoulders
- Gaps between working
- Arab country ruled for 46 years by King Hussein
- Someone who drives cattle
- Grabbed, took with force
- Related to the teeth
- Small lit particles that jump from a fire
- .... Food; a chocolate cake with a red tinge
- A person who pleads on another person's behalf
- A celebration, e.g. the period before Lent
- Peace agreements
- River that flows through the Grand Canyon
- Rooms that store meat at very low temperatures
- Cenozoic period when mammals evolved
- Of or relating to rams
- Went past the intended stopping point
- Haitian dictators known as Papa Doc and Baby Doc
- British, Finnish, German, Greek, Italian, etc.
- Hinged device used in pelvic examinations
- .... Quickly, landlady of the Boar's Head Tavern
- Cabinets that contain frozen food
- Where earrings are attached
- Month when the holiday of Chanukah usually occurs
- Put together from parts
- Hollywood siblings Patricia and David
- Daisy ...., Gatsby's great love
- Pet Klaus is this animal in American Dad!
- Seafood typically used for Coquilles St. Jacques
- Lucy's insult to Charlie Brown
- Device to keep a bicycle upright
- Wet weather accessories you put above your head
- Two-step Spanish dance
- Star gazer
- Tough measures introduced to stop crime
- Open, motorized beach vehicle
- Edge of a balmy air mass, in meteorological terms
- Hairy Addams Family member, related to Gomez
- A flight where the destination is not far away
- Putting fluids into a body using a syringe
- Using chemicals to make something whiter
- Italian revolutionary who unified his country
- Institutions created to study, train in certain field
- Fruit that symbolizes hospitality
- Adjective: Causing dependency on a substance
- Goodfellas main character
- Wet weather accessories used to block the rain
- Serving no purpose
- Capsicums, e.g. bell or cayenne
- Payment to an ex-spouse, ordered by a court
- Checkpoint ...., famous Cold War crossing in Berlin
- First U.S. city to serve Coca-Cola
- Small Brazilian state; Maceió is the capital
- East German currency prior to reunification
- Main group of cyclists
- Film with most nominations for the Oscars in 2013
- Intentionally not paid attention to
- Conceptions of or beliefs about something
- Big-hitting batter in baseball
- A member of an organized gang of violent criminals
- Gabriel Marquez novel: "Love in the Time of ...."
- Apple ...., Viennese pastry, very popular
- Protects financially
- Jed ...., Martin Sheen as leader of the free world
- 39th U.S. President
- Brand of glass cleaner
- Mountain in Turkey, possible site of Noah's Ark
- Basket of rocks used for erosion control
- Extra material sewn into a seam to strengthen it
- Tidying fallen leaves
- Starmix and Tangfastics sweetmakers
- Waterfowl nickname of Canadian dollar
- Annual Nov. 5 British celebration: Guy .... Night
- Order of words to form a meaningful sentence
- Sleepy
- "Father of Genetics": Austrian scientist Gregor ....
- Filming location, apartment with no bedroom
- Falling down and feigning a knockout
- Hard gray rocks turned tools in prehistoric times
- ....-dazzle, showy show-business and jazz hands
- Important jobs you run to do
- .... acid, another name for vitamin C
- Football position in the centre of a pitch
- Acclaimed military drama film: “From Here to ....”
- A very good looking man
- X Factor judge and cohost on The Talk: Sharon ....
- Man who attempted to kill Reagan, John ...., Jr.
- Strongly criticized
- The part of a fist you punch with
- Describes T-shirts that are not short
- Study of nutrition, diet
- Extremely shocking, wicked act
- Barcelona avenue, popular with tourists
- Don't judge a book by this
- Person caring for animals on a film set
- Baked egg whites with sugar
- Preparing yourself mentally to think clearly
- Shunned, avoided, abstained from
- Extinct reptile
- Person who defends set of ideas, certain person
- Previous convictions
- Shuts up shop
- Arthur's isle, where his body is taken after death
- Childrens' board game, .... and Ladders
- Andreas ...., German leader of Red Army Faction
- .... Nation; autobiographical book and film
- ....-hound, short-legged scent dog aka a hush puppy
- Novel by Phillipa Gregory: "The Other .... Girl"
- Put a worm on a fishing hook
- Son of Zeus known as "messenger of the gods"
- Canadian province that introduced the dish poutine
- .... calf, killed when the prodigal son returns
- Smart jacket, school uniform requisite
- Inflated mechanically, like a bicycle tire
- Old British silver coin worth two shillings
- Use these for shaving
- Côte d'...., official name of the Ivory Coast
- Has a tendency to be unwell frequently
- Fruit flavor used in Kriek Belgian beer
- Coldest
- Illness that claimed Pavarotti at age 71
- Country where Brie cheese originated
- Only American country with Equator and a Tropic
- Fill the air with fumes
- Belgian city hit by huge diamond heist in 2003
- Where figure skaters go to train
- This city's NBA team is the Magic
- “Ctrl” + “–”
- President assassinated while sitting in theater
- Person who performs the Islamic call to prayer
- Dry dusty wind blowing from North Africa to Europe
- Shy companion of Snow White
- Large tuba carried over the shoulders
- Various types, forms, array of different cultures
- James Bond's early nemesis
- Neapolitan flavor
- Meandering, twisting (like a reptile)
- Spouts at the end pipes, e.g. petrol pumps
- Where the Merry Wives were from
- Art technique of creating a design using acid
- Gathered together, accumulated
- It's not true
- Contempt ...., showing disregard to a legal hearing
- To make a photo bigger
- Conceives clothes and accessories, fashion ....
- Razor company, the best a man can get
- A Flock of ...., Liverpool New Wavers
- Extra shot in golf, not found on the scorecard
- In medicine: to suction fluid from part of the body
- Principal Chilean city named after St. James
- To suction fluid from parts of the body
- She championed the return of the Elgin Marbles
- Large flowers used in tea for high blood pressure
- .... slip, error in speech thanks to the unconscious
- Gemstone cut sounds like French bread
- Appliances that use hot water mist to cook food
- Eating in between meals
- Cyrano de ...., French big-nosed writer and duellist
- Pressed or flattened the creases on a surface
- Inflammation of the elbow or knee joint
- .... music, produced without electric instruments
- Quiche ...., bacon-and-egg French pastry tart
- Tutored, schooled
- City where the Cuyahoga River is located
- 1993 romantic comedy .... in Seattle
- Cosmetic stomach skin surgery
- Skin of an equine used for leather
- Dancing with no choreography
- Cosmetic procedure to lift and tighten the stomach
- First Prime Minister under Queen Elizabeth
- Aztec ruler who was stoned to death
- Searching, investigating, detective work
- Parboiling to remove color or odor
- Machine creates a plastic coating for protection
- Belief in magic, witchcraft and the supernatural
- Engaged in conflict
- Elizabeth Taylor/Richard Burton first joint film
- Section of the cheap seats
- Tool that collects and analyzes data in Formula 1
- St. Petersburg's former name in 1914
- Their job is to check tickets on a bus or train
- Gnosiophobia is the fear of this
- Things that are left out or not mentioned
- Not under control
- Ability of a gem to show two different colors
- Cut this from under someone's feet to weaken them
- Heavenly
- Nickname for the lunar roving vehicle
- Jewelry pieces worn on the collarbone
- Pompous, with a gassy digestive system
- Zoological term for a pouched mammal
- Obstruction of a tube or opening in the body
- Snippets of music heard on mobile devices
- Antonym of childhood
- Causes blood to thicken
- Desert twister, vacuum cleaner brand
- Object shaped like small water vessel for sauce
- One who feeds your animals
- Kitchen machine
- 80s, 90s family sitcom featuring the Olsen twins
- Soft toffee sauce
- Capital of Maine
- Material wealth and cash for industrial investment
- The first state to abolish slavery
- Black ...., 1959 Brazilian inspired play and film
- Citrus fruit cross between tangerine/grapefruit
- Paper handkerchiefs
- Distressed maidens imprisoned in towers
- Official currency of Paraguay
- The first T in GATT
- Dancing like Madonna
- Stealing and ransacking goods esp during war
- Type of doctor that performs operations
- Name of the natives of the Easter Island
- South Korean car brand, Accent, Elantra
- Scuff marks left by dragging
- This kind of pasta is filled; looks like a pillow
- Jonathan ...., wrote The Corrections novel
- Copenhagen is capital of this Scandinavian nation
- Main language spoken in Swiss canton of Ticino
- Striking or beating; reaching a target
- All mammals are warm-....
- Romanization system used for Chinese characters
- Borough of NYC where Cyndi Lauper was born
- Hot, spicy Thai soup, sounds delicious
- Natural ability
- Thin, wispy gray or white clouds
- Large Australian mythical amphibious creature
- Gin, vermouth cocktail with pickled onion
- .... wheel, Buddhism's cylinder holding invocations
- Sides of a cut gemstone
- Rubbed out
- Took care of, helped back to health
- Buffy, the Vampire ....
- City that hosted the 2012 Summer Olympics
- .... Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
- Power or hand tool for smoothing wood
- High-speed trains in France, Belgium and Germany
- Laziest
- Pulp Fiction and Seven Psychopaths, Christopher ....
- Fairytale pastel citadel near Lisbon
- Circus performers with red noses
- Big ...., 7 bright stars in Ursa Major
- Another name for a violin
- New England's NFL Team
- Bringing a child into your family as your own
- Archie Bunker's nickname for Michael
- Appealing and attractive personality
- US city, marriage capital of the world
- Tight shorts from the 70s
- An obsession
- World's largest existing type of land animal
- Gas that makes up most of Earth's atmosphere
- Aussie city with the name of William IV's consort
- Dead set on doing something at all costs
- "Fight Club" star
- Composer buried by request next to Beethoven
- Edged, anagram of dreaming
- Evaluated
- Key position in baseball, throws ball to batter
- Debbie Reynolds movie, .... in the Rain
- Sea west of Myanmar, famous for volcanic activity
- Food; meant to be eaten, eatables
- Tiny bone located in the middle ear
- Seasoning made from drying ocean water
- Nordic country
- The state of being liberated
- Largest flatfish in the world, diamond shaped
- Country where the Battle of Hastings took place
- 19th century physicist; weather radar
- .... around; hanging about with no real direction
- Catwoman has this ability to creep up on people
- Money-hungry Disney duck
- Influential Spanish artist, pioneered cubism
- Items of food
- Benny Goodman's instrument
- Fraternity counterpart
- Tall, dark and ...., like most Mills & Boon heroes
- Tall, dark and ....
- One of sixteen in a billiard game
- Hung about aimlessly; lingered
- The ...., novel by Nicholas Sparks turned movie
- Without any joins or edges
- Tree has winged seeds that "helicopter" to earth
- Hygrophobia is the fear of this
- Repaired or replaced equipment
- Artist who created paintings of his mother
- Rubbed muscles to relax them
- Naughty behavior, disobedience, troublemaking
- Movable property; archaic term for personal items
- Green pepper commonly used to top Mexican food
- Rebounding action of a bullet
- Overrun with pests
- French word for an exclusive shop
- Flushing in the face
- Accepted values of virtuous behavior, like ethics
- Someone is in there
- Part of a planned timetable
- 48th BAFTA Best Actor recipient
- Magicians
- Paralyzing, disabling
- Terri and Will's surname in Glee
- Charlie Bucket's grandma's first name
- Talents, proficiencies
- Sports arena for competitive cycling
- A revolt, such as in Ireland in 1916
- Spongebob's neighbor
- Where your drink sits in a car
- Having eight sides
- Sedimentary rock made of calcium carbonate
- Great surprise, wonder
- Depression in economic activity
- Alterations in the structure of an organism
- Revert to a previous opinion; retract one's words
- Decorated by curves along an edge
- Type of fat found in both butter and coconut oil
- Closest friend of the groom
- First US college to accept female students
- Distance travelled
- Bring into alignment, past tense
- Area where non active pitchers stay during game
- Tambourine, associated with the Bible
- Animal related to llamas, lives in South America
- Light housework with a feathered stick
- Oscar Wilde was born in this country
- Early 20th-c. modern art movement of Matisse etc.
- Connected to by blood
- US state in which Miami Vice was set
- Reveal a photo by treating film with chemicals
- ....Gulf, body of water fed by the Sea of Oman
- Sugar found in fruits and other carbohydrates
- Someone who sends unwanted emails
- African country whose name in Latin means "free"
- If muscles waste away, they ....
- Football player who blocks
- Typical of non-urban areas; pastoral
- 1984 fictionalized biopic of Mozart
- Looks up to
- Notorious yellow journalist, William ........
- Norman ........, the first alter ego of Green Goblin
- The conclusion of a musical piece
- Walmart's brand of personal products
- National tree of India
- Lebanese bulgar wheat and mince patties
- Ancient Asia Minor city, one of the 7 churches
- Robbed in the street
- Strip of land a plane travels down before take-off
- Machine for getting liquid out of fruit
- High-kicking French dance
- Heavy artillery that fires iron balls or shot
- Recovered from illness, got better
- Kelly ...., British double gold-winning runner
- Nymph who was transformed into a laurel tree
- Unfair, morally wrong
- Model of bride and groom on top of wedding cake
- 10 less than 100
- When something carries mark of disgrace, dishonor
- 17th-century French dance for two with small steps
- Smart, sharp, clever
- Talk Like a .... Day falls on 19 September
- City where Bono, lead singer of U2, was born
- Of or relating to horses
- Tiny pieces of leftover food or snippings of paper
- Crisp tortillas served with melted cheese, salsa
- City where the Rose Bowl takes place
- Author of The Catcher in the Rye, J. D. ....
- Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta
- Percussive foot dancing
- Native name for "kickboxing"
- Insult directed at spectacle-wearers
- The only chemical element to begin with a V
- People of the preeminent military Greek city-state
- Spread of disease
- Dried fruit and nuts snack assortment
- Upwards slanting airplane wing, after a seabird
- Eosophobia is the fear of this
- Cubicle with no light, for developing photos
- Ruler of England when a Commonwealth: Oliver ....
- Most widely practiced religion in modern France
- Protective jacket worn during wet weather
- Symbols used in many tweets
- Drying a wet surface
- Perform wearing shoes fitted with metal
- Plucking hairs
- What villains call the kids in Scooby-Doo
- The briefest of glances
- Sports day event with people hopping while in bags
- Group of young 80s Hollywood stars, inc Rob Lowe
- The Berlin Wall was built along this German street
- Music system for compact discs
- Excluded someone from doing something
- Unloads, removes, transfers
- Berkshire castle and royal wedding venue
- Final outcome or consequences
- Slang for a person who ruins fun
- Ramon Mercader assassinated this Bolshevik
- Second English king to father two English queens
- Person that goes from place to place, job to job
- Magical board game movie with Robin Williams
- Portion of a worm
- Put aside for now, or stacked like books
- Japanese company YKK makes most of these
- Mini ...., pink/white pillows to top hot chocolate
- Hand-shaken percussion instruments
- Real first name of golfer Tiger Woods
- The last Roman Emperor: .... Augustus
- Remove adhesive
- Substance used for closing something off
- Most famous Marx brother
- Region of Italy that the Arno River runs through
- Nixon administration political scandal
- Nation that produces Sumatran coffee
- Queen Victoria wore this black gem in mourning
- Supportive bars mounted on walls
- Illicit hard liquor in the US
- Different sized cutting tools for making holes
- Drying out and shriveling up
- Fast ballroom dance style
- Holocaust rememberance museum in Jerusalem
- Not all it's cracked up to be
- Lee ...., proponent of The Method acting philosophy
- People who seek relief from reality through fantasy
- Taking someone into custody
- Attractive man with gray hair
- Ringside judges who score a fight
- Background bland/innocuous music when in a lift
- Relating to a particular subject
- Harbor and ferry port in the south of IReland
- Interview with the Vampire, author
- Where in the World is Carmen ....?
- First capital of Colonial Brazil (before Rio)
- Material covers for windows
- Eight letter word for inability to sleep
- David ...., US thriller novelist of The Camel Club
- French philosopher wrote The Social Contract
- Freshwater sunfish, bream or copper nose
- Herman ...., Moby Dick's writer
- Curly, looping, swirly
- Goat's-wool shawl
- Responds to a stimulus
- Sleeping area assigned to officers on a warship
- Second of two Japanese cities bombed during WWII
- Common disorder of the eye or a large waterfall
- Administrative capital of South Africa
- Hanging fabric covers for windows
- Tree that Zacchaeus climbed, hoping to see Jesus
- Helen Mirren holds the crown in this 2006 film
- Corinth king made to push a stone uphill forever
- Inability to sleep
- Spanish couples dance with guitars/castanets
- A book-learned intellectual
- Capital of the Canadian province of Manitoba
- The one with the least movement
- Rubs muscles to relax them
- Exaggerate; give too much importance to
- Traditional Inuit boats made with animal skins
- River where Captain “Sully's” plane landed
- The Annie in Annie Get Your Gun
- Mitt ...., 2012 Republican Candidate
- Egyptian crunchy, aromatic blend of nuts and seeds
- British rock band: The Rolling ......
- Country which launched two Alouette satellites
- A chant repeated during meditation
- Retired pro athlete Tim Henman's sport
- California city famous for celebrity homes
- Former name of MasterCard: Master ....
- Bedrooms on board ships
- The Doctor's foes, traditionally can't climb stairs
- Hamlet holds his skull aloft
- First Russian Nobel laureate, worked with dogs
- Miserable and not at all bright
- Robert Redford gambled in this 1990 film
- Greek word which is the root for sun
- Lack of color in the face
- Hanging column of ice; frozen dripping water
- Psycho motel owner Bates
- Rock band with lead singer Jagger, The Rolling ....
- Beethoven's first name
- .... kiss, the rubbing of noses as a greeting
- Type of board painters use for mixing colors
- Food associated with the brand Vlasic
- Recovering, getting better
- When the Sun is covered by the Moon
- Lowest rank in the army
- Black-shelled shellfish with yellow flesh
- Suzanne ...., The Hunger Games writer
- Phillip ...., wrote His Dark Materials trilogy
- Playing a horn
- Leg ...., female lower leg clothing
- Riding a bicycle
- All Quiet on the .... Front, novel by Remarque
- Nationality of Luciano Pavarotti
- When frozen flakes are falling, it's ....
- Capital of lower Egypt in ancient times
- Women warriors of Greek mythology
- The ferris wheel was invented in this US city
- Old language of southern France
- Legally managing another's property or money
- Jumping off of building sport aka free running
- Not a digital zoom; relating to the eye
- A wolf in sheep's ....
- A type of green chili pepper
- Supermodel Cindy ....
- Criminal set free at Christ's expense
- Giant ape movie monster
- Archimedes discovered this act of staying afloat
- Ex-Rhodesia
- To plan in secret to do something illegal
- Vancouver's metro system
- Soft white wax used to make candles
- Giant movie monster resembling a huge gorilla
- Bechuanaland in Africa became this state in 1966
- Animated sports comedy starring Michael Jordan
- Labyrinth creator
- Skill of planting and growing trees
- Cooking a whole pig on a BBQ spit
- "The Charge of the Light Brigade" poet: Alfred ....
- A note you write to someone who gives you a gift
- Played a guitar
- Original host of The Price is Right, Bob ....
- “I promise to pay the .... the sum of…”: UK notes
- Hurt or troubled
- Used to make bulletproof vests
- Attention-seeking walk, swaying the hips
- Anthony Shaffer film starred Olivier and Caine
- .... Jean, Michael Jackson's 1983 moonwalk hit
- Type of cleaner that sucks up dirt from carpets
- Used as protection from swords
- Dog variety prefixed by English, Gordon and Irish
- The Merchant of Venice's mannish woman
- Uses a razor to remove hair
- Cheese ...., metal device for shredding hard cheese
- Antonym of frequent
- Female animal that has been sterilized
- .... rasa, a blank slate, the human mind at birth
- Magical hexes
- Being vivacious, full of life
- Stirred from sleep, past participle
- John ...., one of The Beatles' lead singer
- Ocean where Christmas Island is located
- .... Tubman, American civil rights activist
- Particularly ugly building, blot on the landscape
- November's birth yellow gemstone
- Country whose capital is Copenhagen
- Presidential protection, the Secret ....
- .... Place Vendôme, French shirt makers
- Spring cocktail of dry gin and creme de mure
- Just Another .... Kid, 1981 Best Documentary
- Holder for a pistol
- Ghostly, corpse-like
- Charlotte Brontë novel with a girl's forename
- Prospero's daughter in Shakespeare's "The Tempest"
- Orestes' revenge seeking sister
- Official language of Andorra
- The.... of the Opera, novel written by Gaston Leroux
- In short; statement of important details
- Mire, swampy wetland, useful for fuel
- Made a digital copy of
- Final stage of something, especially in chess
- Navigational instrument for measuring distance
- Grapple in a ring
- Unit of the intensity of sound waves
- Places where people conduct business
- Flights that depart later than planned
- Wayne ...., also known as The Great One in hockey
- Humpty Dumpty had a ....
- Pola ...., Monroe role in How to Marry a Millionaire
- Director of the film “Jurassic Park”: Steven ....
- Left in a rush to avoid being seen or caught
- Household items like tables, chairs or beds
- Most populated of the Cook Islands
- Person who moves props around for a theater
- Brandy, ruby port and egg yolk cocktail
- Of the family of animals containing lemmings
- Term for a Russian astronaut
- Go past the intended stopping point
- Happened at the same time
- Threw a ...., did something unexpected
- Person who moves props around for an auditorium
- Household items: tables, chairs, beds, etc.
- Describes round, polished, unfaceted gems
- The G in GDA, advisory label on food
- Shining, cleaning
- Willing to receive, receptive
- Wreck-It Ralph is based on .... characters
- Cheap, uncovered seating at a US sports stadium
- Another name for the former empire of Ethiopia
- King Arthur's wife has an affair with Lancelot
- Natural capabilities
- To drop the ball
- FDR's successor, non-college grad Harry ....
- They cover you while you sleep
- It's in the air and water
- Hebrew word for peace, hello, and good-bye
- Loud monkey species live in South/Central America
- French brandy
- Bruce .... is also known as the Incredible Hulk
- A .... Too Far; film about Operation Market Garden
- Indian city Mumbai's former name
- They cover your mattress
- Presentation of a plan in model form
- To exert to the maximum
- From Greek, meaning soul or spirit
- Rope attached to an animal
- Term meaning you're connected to the Internet
- Country where model Gisele Budchen was born
- Dish out cards again
- .... E Lee, the South's general during Civil War
- A moon that isn't waxing
- .... Keys, Musician, coach on The Voice
- South central French dept, capital is Aurillac
- Name given to frequent visitors at a bar
- Newsreader
- Turn around by a number of degrees
- Harry Potter's godfather .... Black
- A pulled muscle: not a sprain but a
- Ed Sheeran song about his youth: ".... on the Hill"
- Terrifies
- To dispense soda or surreptitiously remove funds
- Blossomy pattern
- Followed the rules
- The liquids extracted from fruit
- Gymnastic position with legs at straight angles
- A warship; protected by a strong metal
- Henry VIII's warship rediscovered in the Solent
- Talk show host and former mayor Jerry ....
- Muckraking Journalist Upton ....
- Theater poster
- Inglorious ...., 2009 film starring Brad Pitt
- Rough drawings
- Puritanical British Queen
- Blind prophet turned into a woman by Hera
- Ocean that is last alphabetically
- Type of climbing honeysuckle; old cigarette brand
- Dressing up to avoid detection
- Christian church service at sunset
- Ill-fated opera Princess
- Poster advertising a stage show
- Auld ...., Scottish celebration song
- Scale that measures how hot a chili pepper is
- Bed garments, anagram of heisting
- Steal from a store
- Evening activities after a day on the slopes
- Propelling a boat with oars
- .... wheel, a stone for abrading or polishing
- Shines or sparkles due to reflected light
- Similar in appearance to a lupine creature
- Andean lake on the border between Peru and Bolivia
- Value of a number based on its distance from 0
- Gemstone cut, found on a sofa maybe
- Deborah Harry's Band
- Fortune ...., unauthentic biscuit prophecy
- A routine maintenance inspection of a vehicle
- TV personality Ellen De....
- German fruit cake covered with powder sugar
- North London soccer club
- Small pot where a pen or quill is dipped
- Gentlemen Prefer ...., film with Russell and Monroe
- Bacterial infection; Black Death, .... Plague
- Bicuspid filler
- To obtain, to receive, to earn
- Patron saint of lost things
- Floridian island (not east)
- Having a border made of hanging threads
- He wrote the play "Waiting for Godot": Samuel ....
- Strongly asserts, states a fact
- Of or relating to deer
- Bad experiences, anagram of Sumatra
- Child legally brought into a family
- Star of Good Will Hunting and the Bourne films
- Name of both a space shuttle and TV channel
- All are sharp or flat
- Witches use these pots for cooking brews
- Text or characters written beneath normal type
- Come hell or ....; in spite of difficulties
- Act of invoking a memory or feeling
- Spread of disease by infected individuals
- 8 times the amount
- Two things or people who look exactly alike
- Sweet added to tea or offered to horses
- Wriggly pink creature that lives in soil
- People who seek relief from reality through fantasy
- .... Hawaii; Elvis concert beamed around the world
- Gets out of the way, avoids
- Slang term for a novice
- Witches' spells that bring bad luck
- Crouched down to avoid a flying object
- Yuletide songs
- Wild dog lives in desert, chases Road Runner
- Small and smooth stone
- Horse's name, backwards for "murder"
- The .... Games, book series by Suzanne Collins
- Laments a death
- Sean Connery's real first name
- Slim personal computer that uses a touchscreen
- Ocean that Hudson Bay is considered part of
- Stop working officially when of age
- Prepares a pool cue with powdery substance
- Scratches metal to make art
- Original from which copies are made
- Dark-blue grape named after the French for blackbird
- Device to connect a gearbox to a vehicle's wheels
- Antlered animal known for leading Santa Claus
- Supermarket offers that are far from ordinary
- “Rocky” portrayer Sylvester ....
- Region in Peru, name means "where the gods speak"
- Two-word term for a kennel
- Sprinkle this Christmas spice on your coffee
- Isolate
- Something that is ridiculously easy to do
- Immune defense protein found in blood
- Ruling like a queen
- Fleetwood Mac song adopted for Formula One
- Advocates of important beliefs sent on a mission
- Those who openly reject the official religion
- It catches tea leaves so you don't drink them
- Very admired or respected
- Purplish-blue low-growing perennials
- Archangel whose name means “God is my strength”
- .... treat, say the Halloween witches at your door
- Flintstone daughter
- A person quick to anger
- Filipino sea between Visayas and Luzon
- South American river; endangered crocodile species
- Platform used to carry a camera in film and TV
- Say what will happen in the future
- Alpinist
- Professional sports person
- James T Kirk's rank
- Gossip, rumor, can't be proven
- Inflatable safety cushions in a car's dashboard
- Greek winged horse
- Person who creeps about at night and up to no good
- Hit with one finger to send something flying
- Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian: types of Greek ....
- Air-filled, soapy spheres
- Star ...., milky sapphire from the subcontinent
- Small newspaper usually with half-truths
- Slang term to describe someone eccentric, strange
- Hands-free device worn in customer service centers
- Cooked by heated water, not boiled
- Ralph .... Williams, British music maestro
- Young female movie actress
- African .... are common fish in tropical areas
- Tight bodysuit covering neck to wrists to ankles
- Hurt or wounded
- Meat stuffed in casing
- Antiviral drug for treating the cold sore virus
- Breed of dog associated with firehouses
- State where the Mayo Clinic is located
- Scenic lakes in Ireland's County Kerry
- Fungus with white-spotted red cap
- El Classico soccer matchup: Real Madrid vs. ....
- They look after sheep
- To make suffering less severe
- Olive green meteoric gem from Bohemia
- Discoveries made after perfoming medical exams
- Charming or influencing by tricking or flattering
- These cause a severe reaction, anaphylaxis
- Surname of British Prime Minister called Supermac
- Firm and unwavering
- Prove to be right
- Clocks for perfectly boiled breakfast items
- More than one period of a thousand years
- Instruments that measure distance covered in cars
- 50s fashion named for a type of dog: .... skirt
- “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in ....”
- Rise up against oppression
- Famous 20th century Spanish cellist: Pablo ....
- Tim ...., comedian, Carol Burnett cast member
- .... almonds, sugared almonds aka dragee
- "Away in a ...., no crib for His bed"
- Muriel Spark novel: "The Prime of Miss Jean ...."
- Searches a person for contraband
- Puzzle game with dropping colored shapes
- Ropes of interlaced hair, braids
- Nocturnal carnivorous spotted cats
- .... trot, dance of the 1900s for the bird, maybe
- Ten twice
- Bavarian city of three rivers, Inn, Ilz and Danube
- Oil ...., large ship that carries liquids
- Old UK coin of 5 shillings; Scandinavian currency
- Detroit-born fast and heavy electronic music
- Ice hockey player
- Chemical element with the symbol Na
- The O in UFO
- Long journey by sea
- US daytime soap, The Young and the ....
- Ride the waves without a board
- Fitted
- Former federal penitentiary near San Francisco
- Humorous rhyme of five lines
- To restore an old relationship
- Tuneful container with rotating ballerina
- Prevent something from happening
- Literalism, concern with small details or rules
- One-wheeled bike ridden by circus performer
- Round window of a cruise ship cabin
- Brooklyn Beckham's famous parents: David and ....
- .... to Heaven, Led Zeppelin's 1971 hit
- Epic sanskrit poem ascribed to Valmiki
- City where Michelangelo's statue of David stands
- Cattle steering device used by Indiana Jones
- Country that is home to the Hebrides Islands
- Liquid trickling out drop by drop
- Repetitive name for chili plant; popular sauce
- Dan ...., CEO of PayPal
- Kicker who receives the ball from a long snapper
- To concentrate on achieving something
- Regions where feet connect to legs, with 3 joints
- Tilted one's head to the side; gun ready to fire
- Chinese food in small fried or steamed dumplings
- Former Soviet Union dictator, after Lenin's death
- Surname of man who created Mickey Mouse
- Golden statues given at the Academy Awards
- Musical about the witches from Oz
- Excessive self-confidence
- Sudden strong windstorm, especially at sea
- Direction of a row; left to right, not up and down
- This actor played Jack Kevorkian in 2010 biopic
- Same as Golgotha, a small hill near Jerusalem
- Lever in a pinball machine used to hit the ball
- Light rain showers
- Poured out, evacuated
- Joan Crawford in Mommie Dearest: Faye ....
- Spiny .... is also known as Rock Lobster
- Frenchman considered one of the masters of comedy
- US-Canada waterfalls popular with honeymooners
- Part, anagram of notices
- Tuscan wine, often sold in straw basket
- Part of the body impaired by nephritis
- Flammable gas used for soldering and welding
- Man-made bend on a motor-racing course
- Wall-less structure with roof to shelter a vehicle
- To split with a boyfriend or girlfriend
- Greek civilian foot soldiers, were heavily armed
- When someone has stuck to or followed the rules
- Photo that is printed straight away
- Oversaw museum collection or exhibit
- Microscopic animal; Latin name means wheel-bearer
- To stop completely, eliminate, terminate
- What New York was called originally: New ....
- Word popularized by Bill & Ted, meaning sexy
- Composer and movie about a St. Bernard
- System of writing of ancient Mesopotamia
- Keeps your hair dry in the shower, bath
- Indian tech city, capital of Telangana state
- The beans of this plant contain ricin
- Inking on skin
- A type of dessert baked in a ring shaped pan
- World's fastest dog breed; also a bus company
- US political party of Obama, Clinton and JFK
- Laminated pastry for sweet and savory pies
- An add-on to an outfit e.g. a handbag or earrings
- Keeps your hair dry in the bath or under sprinkler
- Sad Portuguese folk songs
- Science fiction genre: Victorian and Industrial
- Throw these during winter play fights
- US Revolutionary War started at this battle site
- Exhibiting a strong determination
- Pronounce clearly
- Another word for "wrestling"
- Android OS version like sugary flavored candies
- When a building is cleared out due to an emergency
- The scientific study of sleep
- Person who is obsessively self-centered
- Patriots stadium named after shaving brand
- Metropolis: fictional city that .... calls home
- Capital of Indonesian province of Papua
- English Forest, Nottinghamshire home of Robin Hood
- Joshua ...., portraitist founded the Royal Academy
- The difference between darks/lights in an image
- Term for a horse between the ages of one and two
- 1960s stalker movie remade in the 90s with De Niro
- Displaying love or affection
- With Bernstein, he exposed the Watergate scandal
- Los del Rio 90's Spanish dance craze
- Unsophisticated, not knowledgeable, uneducated
- Eating between meals
- Sudden opening in the ground
- ...... Forest, home of Robin Hood
- Dangerous fibers found in old building materials
- Second longest reigning monarch: Queen ....
- Where passengers wait to board a train
- Unexpectedly, suddenly
- Believing everything you are told
- Reuses/repurposes object and increases value
- Miami Baseball team
- “The best part of waking up is .... in your cup”
- US inventor of the solid body electric guitar
- 100 years
- Mythological creatures with human face & bird body
- Indistinct, unclear
- rodent extermination device
- Noted author of James Bond novels: Ian ....
- Beautiful woman who is half fish
- Four-stringed Hawaiian lute
- Island in Haiti, once a port for pirates
- Vacation to Brits
- Something mysterious or vague
- Douglas Adams: “The Hitchhiker's Guide to the ....”
- Just Say No advocate, Nancy ....
- Completed the puzzle
- Oscar-winning actor for Darkest Hour
- Warner Brothers' brand of cartoons, .... Tunes
- 1879 battle saw the defeat of Zulu king Cetshwayo
- Country donating Trafalgar Square Christmas trees
- Abbreviated nickname of huge Canadian dog breed
- Shakespeare's shortest play: "Comedy of ...."
- Best of both ...., all the advantages
- Drying in the kiln
- Daryl ...., she made a Splash as a mermaid
- Lavish, of superior quality
- Made a noise through mouth/nose while asleep
- Disco dance that sounds like a swindle
- Ice cream, chocolate sauce, whipped cream dessert
- Wave rider
- Shut down and start computer
- To oppose or deny (it rhymes)
- Main language spoken in Austria
- Its lighthouse is one of the 7 Classic Wonders
- Ace Ventura and The Mask actor, Jim ....
- First appearances
- Beliefs, religions
- Panamanian currency named after Spanish explorer
- Person who speaks a foreign language perfectly
- Curvature on the surface of a road
- Serpent in Greek mythology killed by Apollo
- Force causing rotation
- Pressed laundry has been ....
- Peanuts character Schroder's preferred composer
- Coming to your senses from sleep
- US football score
- City where the Cavaliers play
- With the most dots or pimples
- Turned off from something, repulsed
- Bigger than necessary
- A triangular gemstone cut
- Eastern .... Dollar is a currency in the West Indies
- These African insects devour all in their path
- City where Harvard University is located
- Boiled dough, often added to stews
- Crushing or squashing, especially of bugs
- City where Anne Frank hid
- Head of the family in American Dad
- Sledges
- Measurement of pain w/ tool to detect sensitivity
- Something that is satisfying, fulfilling
- US state in which Northern Exposure was set
- Chatter inanely
- Over and done with: water under the ....
- Where flags are on golf courses
- The opposite of love for someone
- For keeping hands warm
- World's biggest selling spice
- In Buddhism, it means "cosmic law and order"
- Green sweet or sour vegetable that tops burgers
- .... Skywalker becomes Darth Vader in Episode 3
- Frequent lyricist for Elton John: Bernie ....
- Polluted, anagram of umpire
- City James Joyce often wrote about, his birthplace
- Flavor of the French liqueur cointreau
- Rooms under roofs of houses, often used for storage
- Porgy and Bess composer, George ....
- Lemuel .... who goes on extraordinary travels
- Online button to click so you can pay for items
- Enlightenment leader and writer of Candide
- NY Yankees big hitter and record holder
- Bad winter storm
- The state of abstaining from alcohol
- Devices used to trigger explosive reactions
- Rock break of a gemstone where two parts separate
- What Captain Kirk might say
- Watched, paid close attention to
- They sit between the canines
- Tabloid portmanteau for Mr Affleck and Ms Lopez
- Guiding in another direction, like wheel of a car
- Stringed musical instrument played with "hammers"
- Utensil used to beat breakfast laid by chickens
- Central, rounded part of a cell
- Welsh ...., regional cheese on toast
- Devoid of any happiness or positivity
- Momentum, propulsion
- Lewis .... who wrote Alice in Wonderland
- Second-largest Balearic isle, famous for megaliths
- Leg ...., woolly tubes worn on lower legs
- Wrinkled and crinkled and requiring ironing
- Leather makers
- Insulated portable liquid container
- Ropes and chains that support a ship's mast
- Simple sugar important to diabetics
- High-end, extra value
- Aviation branch of the U.S. military
- Spirits dressed up to look like soft drinks
- Support for a particular cause
- German prince who unified the German states
- Small fish with the head shaped like an equine
- The so-called "Mad Monk" of Russia
- Long, light French dressing-gown for women
- Person who jumps off airplanes for sport
- Elton John's self-given middle name
- Driver of a horse-drawn carriage
- Describes enlarged leg veins
- Mafia gangsters
- Beating something, e.g. cream, until it stiffens
- Male equines who have been sterilized
- Hebrew greeting and writer's pen name: Sholem ....
- Next to a body of water
- Country representative
- Second largest ocean in the world
- A type of light, not ultraviolet, near crimson
- Specific to a particular location or area
- Asking someone sincerely to do something
- Poking at someone and making them laugh
- Fleeing, running away
- Eddie .... starred in My Week with Marilyn
- Grappler
- Covered in dots or freckles
- Marilyn Monroe movie, Gentlemen Prefer ....
- To place things in an order
- .... Faso, Saharan country once called Upper Volta
- Places to cross a river
- Where the Sherlock Holmes reboot Elementary is set
- Vice President under Jimmy Carter, Walter ....
- Site of Chile's deadliest earthquake in 1939
- Bodily organ that stores urine
- Uranus' moon named after the Queen of the Fairies
- Also called "fish-eating crocodile" found in India
- Grassy area between golf tee and green
- Third pharaoh of the 19th Dynasty of Egypt
- The Time ...., H.G. Wells' tale of time-traveling
- Country where the Second Indochina War took place
- In U.S., name given to an unidentified male body
- A golden yellow variety of quartz
- .... Wiig, actress of Bridesmaids
- Detachable metal covering for a plane's engine
- Country where model Heidi Klum was born
- Bathroom attached to a bedroom
- Sequence of scenes that condenses space and time
- To worry excessively, to endure mental anguish
- Shakespeare's merchant of watery Italian city
- Something said in private only: off the ....
- Bird of prey
- High profile magician and stuntsman, David ....
- Mozart's favorite stringed instruments
- Valley of the ...., Franco's Catholic basilica
- 7th century BCE King of Judah, son of Amon
- Macbeth's murdered friend returns as a ghost
- Mozart's preferred stringed instruments
- Padded bed coverings
- Second largest planet in our Solar System
- Name of the main Ewok in Return of the Jedi
- "Fruity" red liqueur invented in 1818: .... Heering
- Ancient name of Greece
- Make shiny
- 10 to the power of 100
- Relating to ancient religion, practiced by witches
- Fiends, devils, evil spirits
- Working cop
- Two-piece swimwear for summer season
- Cultivated the earth before sowing
- To remove the packaging
- Currency note in the U.S.
- To cut a .... short; get to the point
- Losing 1964 Presidential candidate: Barry ....
- She accompanied the Lewis and Clark Expedition
- U.S. trophy recognizes excellence in TV industry
- Soldiers that protect from behind in a retreat
- A bruise
- Clergyman's house provided by the church
- Rare blue mineral, the gemstone of California
- Highest movement of water across earth's surface
- Technology that lets 2 devices connect wirelessly
- European city where "Game of Thrones" is filmed
- British male tennis pro no 1 in 1996 and 1999-2005
- James Bond film named after Ian Fleming's estate
- Round, beige legumes used to make hummus
- Dancing flowers in "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"
- Precipitous part of a high steep rock face
- Beach vehicle with wheels and sails used for sport
- Flat, cold weather footwear to aid in walking
- Worried
- Electrical discharge during a thunderstorm
- Astrologer; a fish that lives and hides in warm seas
- Jazz instrument played by Lisa Simpson
- Rough, unsophisticated
- FDR's wife, .... Roosevelt
- Retaining something
- My Big Fat Greek ...., multi-cultural marriage film
- A dizzy spell
- Mysterious, enigmatic
- Re is the symbol for this chemical element
- Cofounder of a tech company with David Packard
- Northern group of islands in West Indies
- Two-word epithet for the Russian mystic Rasputin
- Pestered, hounded
- Singer who won an Oscar for From Here to Eternity
- ....Holyfield, "Real Deal" heavyweight boxer
- Italian term for cooked firm to the bite
- The ...., Shakespeare play with Prospero and Caliban
- Relating to your immediate surroundings
- .... Gadget, animated spy series
- Game show host and comedian Jeff ....
- Those stranded on desert islands
- Musical notation indicating instrument fingering
- People stranded on a desert island
- US long-jumper, the first to reach 29ft
- The ...., film with Shirley MacLaine and Jack Lemmon
- Early hand-held personal organizer used a stylus
- Plant starch used as a thickener in sauces
- To take control of again, acquire by force again
- Being .... to someone means you like them
- Pilfered, stolen
- Male speaking on behalf of an important person
- Conducting a surprise attack from a hidden place
- Glowing white feldspar gem linked to June births
- Also called green onions or spring onions
- LA region where TV's Fresh Prince resided
- Former U.S. President William .... Taft
- Not colored, i.e. natural hair color
- Copa ...., Spanish football cup competition
- Plucked stringed instruments from India
- .... Bergman, star of the 1942 classic, Casablanca
- Agitated, cranky like a crustacean
- Biblical king who threw Daniel into the lion's den
- City that has the longest open air art gallery
- To repudiate an error in public
- Uncovered a plot before it was carried out
- Mix with water to make less concentrated
- Surprise attack
- Low, guttural sounds, like the ones made by a pig
- A rabbit is pulled out of it during a magic show
- Caught or trapped
- Lavish city-state located in the south of France
- Diet promotes low carb and high fat foods; Dr. ....
- Important matters or topics to be discussed
- Unsavory, seedy
- Ludicrous
- Pub game of rectangular tiles with numerous dots
- Jim ...., singer for the Doors
- Devices for cleaning up crumbs from carpets
- Miss Granger from Harry Potter
- Scientific name for an ocean sunfish
- Wife of Prince Albert of Monaco, a former swimmer
- "Met his ....", a significant battle of 1815
- Light, often elevated, transport on a single track
- Historic trading town in Mali, Africa
- Nationality of the inventor of basketball
- Violently robbed
- Another name for cutlery
- Trade in goods and services
- Pest that enters homes and lands on food
- Miss Granger, Harry Potter's female best friend
- Savagery, wildness
- Pencil for drawing around peepers on face
- Article worn for show; a frivolous matter
- Without others knowing
- Hawaiian instrument
- Worry, anxiety, unease
- Former Regis cohost, Kathie Lee ....
- Remorseful, apologetic, regretful
- Island located between Japan and Taiwan
- Simon ...., liberator of Latin America
- Cool Runnings is about this type of sports' team
- Sloping, slanting, askew
- French greeting for hello
- Oil of .... is another name for sulfuric acid
- People who select and approve copy for newspapers
- To print for public consumption
- Sicilian wine also used in cooking
- Last ditch effort, last play in football
- .... Head, vegetable with added body parts
- Army unit of a number of battalions
- Staircase handrail
- Skin sores containing fluid caused by friction
- Traffic signal that means stop
- Its capital is Tegucigalpa
- Small pot in which tobacco chewers deposit saliva
- Wooden cupboards for storage
- Working out a puzzle or mystery
- Musical openings
- Type of spit-roast pig
- Accompanied to another place for security
- William ...., U.S. author of The Sound and the Fury
- King of Sparta and husband of Helen of Troy
- To cut something off, unwittingly abbreviate
- The scientific study of animal behavior