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- To pamper
- Only son of Tsar Nicholas II; hemophilia sufferer
- Dirty Peanut
- It means "parents" in Spanish
- If in time, it saves nine
- Color made with red and blue
- To disprove a theory or belief
- 1984 and Big Brother creator
- Horse room
- Theory of Evolution
- Lead singer of Pearl Jam
- John ...., Python and Basil Fawlty
- Leave it to ...., 1950s idyllic TV family show
- Croque Monsieur with an egg on top: Croque ....
- .... Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi cricket grounds
- Sugar, almond milk and orange cordial
- Religious, ceremonial sword of ancient India
- Ancient literary language used in Hinduism
- Beatle, George ....
- .... clad; not wearing many clothes
- Mixture of kamacite and taenite, "filling"
- A basin with running water and drainpipe
- An egg's least favorite golfing format
- Shiny, spotless, unspoiled
- Indian mausoleum that's one of the new Seven Wonders
- Cross-country runners
- Small pasta tubes
- Yellow bulbous spring flower
- Investigative reporter who brought Nixon down
- Affixed, enclosed, added
- World's most popular language
- Author of "Candide"
- An egg's worst golfing format
- Another name for cilantro
- Shoreline of Louisiana, Alabama, etc.
- Software company that Bill Gates cofounded
- Deltiology is the collection of these items
- Epic Babylonian poem about a tyrannical king
- Chemical administered to elicit a confession
- The range of a quality, property, phenomenon
- Leading actor in Scott of the Antarctic
- Curved embellishments in handwritten letters
- Cocktail of whisky and Drambuie, not used in d-i-y
- German author of Thus Spoke Zarathustra
- Real state event for prospective buyers or tenants
- Costa ...., cruise ship that capsized off Tuscany
- Folk music entertainment in a countryside building
- Towelling sports accessory to absorb perspiration
- Son of Queen Victoria, ruled England between 1901-10
- Jewish minor prophet; his Book follows Haggai
- Military belt and strap named after a commander
- Tsunami, seismic sea movement following earthquake
- Ballet thriller movie starring Portman, Kunis
- Associations, leagues, consortiums
- Middle Eastern flatbread, laffa
- Historically, a diplomat lower than an ambassador
- Construction of an item, act of creating something
- Russian leader at the 1945 Yalta Conference
- A mythical reptile with wings, slain by knights
- Handbag designed to be carried in one hand
- Singing or talking the same thing at the same time
- Surgeon's uniform
- Payment received from work done
- The .... of Christ, Caravaggio painting
- .... Leone, African country
- Road built to go around a town and not through it
- .... Brothers, US entertainment company
- King of Spain, brother of Napoleon
- Open and sincere, frank and honest
- The main pack of cyclists in a race
- .... Astros play at Minute Maid Park
- Deceased Blues Brother, comedian brother
- Prominent historical Germanic state
- Not reacting visibly; not aggressive
- Residential areas on the fringes of a city
- Captain .... first appeared in 1941
- Name of God in the Bible, also a witness
- Winner of 2015 Best Picture Academy Award
- Kylie ...., petite Australian diva
- Pasta with filling inside
- Bitter and ....; miserable and hard-hearted
- Desiderius ...., Dutch humanist philosopher
- Cuban brand, famous white rum
- Curious, mask-wearing mammal native to the US
- .... R.R. Martin, wrote the Game of Thrones series
- United State's most northern state
- Indian leavened bread made with maida
- Pablo ...., Spanish cellist and conductor
- Not a lot
- Milfoil
- Periodic payment not based on hours worked
- This tech bubble burst in the late 1990s
- Someone people follow
- Roberta ...., first neurologist in space
- Bela ...., best known actor for portraying Dracula
- Serpentine creature of reptilian traits
- Active fighting during the course of a war
- Birds of ...., exotic flowers that seem to fly
- Sacramento ....; former WNBA side, defunct in 2009
- Main vegetables in Chicken Cacciatore
- To reduce amount, to move to a smaller home
- King turned royal sage in Hindu tradition
- Italian goalkeeper, won World Cup 1982 at age 40
- French candy, smooth yellow paste of candied fruit
- Eating small amounts of food throughout the day
- Going after or in the tracks of another
- Code of conduct associated with knighthood
- Shiny silver metal used in plating
- Greek god of death, Hypnos' twin
- Pistol stand-off
- HTTP: Hypertext .... Protocol
- 1933 movie with giant gorilla-like monster
- Family member you're descended from
- Eating small amounts of food between meals
- Preface
- Female antihero with feline traits
- Very affectionate parrot
- Method, process
- Baker's ammonia, leavening agent
- To begin to grow, to sprout
- Plato's most famous student
- .... Dumas, wrote The Count of Monte Cristo
- City on the river Pegnitz, state of Bavaria
- Inflammation of the stomach's lining
- Russian composer of "Peter and the Wolf"
- Evander ...., "Real Deal" heavyweight boxer
- Fan that converts rotational motion into thrust
- Places where photographs are developed
- Artificial sweetener
- Vital link between cerebellum and spinal cord
- French artist Auguste Rodin's specialty
- The Age of ...., Scorsese's 19th century love story
- Large, thick-skinned animal such as an elephant
- Carving a piece of wood by shaving it down
- River of Myanmar, Mandalay lies on its banks
- Reference point
- Guitar combos
- Short metal bolts
- Another name for a fireplace
- Costa ...., Spanish white coast at Benidorm
- Jeopardy host, once famously moustached
- Your sibling's son
- Darwin's famous ship
- Capital of Iran
- La ...., Puccini opera about Rodolfo and Mimi
- It means "Domingo" in Spanish
- Polish author, Heart of Darkness
- Academia, university, faculty
- The neck of the uterus
- Martha ...., US modern dance choreographer
- You have been warned when you see it
- Your sibling's little boy
- Tent-loving person
- Doomed allied raid of 1942 on this French seaport
- Will magically make you fall in love
- Military nobility and warrior caste in Japan
- Texas NBA team won twice in 90s with Olajuwon
- To give permission
- Southeast European, Western Asian language
- Short heavy curved sword used by pirates
- Masses of tissue in the throat, often removed
- Rumble, bang
- This person doesn't ride a horse
- Indian leader of nonviolent civil disobedience
- Considered founder of Beatnik movement
- Very small headphones
- Mincer
- Perennial flowering plant, 1,795 different species
- Black ...., world-renown English rock band
- To agree
- Originally, twisted German bread, now salted snack
- Neither something nor everything
- Physician who performs medical operations
- Such a personal important thing
- Film in which actor Hoffman plays an autistic genius
- Wire ...., supermarket carriers for quick shops
- Machines that perform human tasks
- Book and TV series .... Little Liars
- Irony understood by the audience only
- Old bearded man, 1967 cartoon, what is inside
- Compos ...., of sound mind, sane
- The .... tuna can grow to 400 lbs
- Speed .... is solving Rubik's cubes really fast
- Metal compound used as a diamond substitute
- Ignatius of ...., Spanish priest founded the Jesuits
- Humans have five, including touch and taste
- .... Jean; MJ's "The kid is not my son" mega hit
- An image that is unclear and hard to make out
- Times ...., US popular intersection
- .... Pieces, peanut butter in sugar shells
- Thin, crisp crackers
- Colored wax stick for drawing
- Ship's steering mechanism
- Being anxious about something
- Number that equals to 10 times 100
- Border
- .... Punch, tropical, knockout beverage
- Travel across a place
- Pete Fountain's instrument
- .... My Lovely, Chandler tale stars Philip Marlowe
- End of the line
- Estadio Gigante de ...., Rosario, Argentina
- Radically curved Persian sword
- Giving back money that was loaned
- Upper case letters on a keyboard
- HST: Harmonized ....
- The Curious Case of .... Button, film with Brad Pitt
- Type of medicine used to establish cause of death
- Woman in Norse mythology linked to deaths in battle
- A dish designed to hold a cleansing bar
- True heir of the iron throne in Game of Thrones
- Person who betrayed Jesus: Judas ....
- East Asian mushroom
- Santa Maria ...., basilica on Rome's Esquiline hill
- Joshua ...., president of the Royal Academy of Arts
- Wording of Nobel prize: Physiology or ....
- French brandy made from apples
- Devil's ....; supporter of unpopular opinion
- The text for an opera
- .... Pankhurst, suffragette matriarch
- Scaling a mountain
- Animal part of a sandwich
- Aquatic animal featuring a saber
- Giuseppe ...., Italian director of Cinema Paradiso
- Scientific study of mosses
- Usual way a person lives
- One who makes alcoholic drinks for money
- It means "snails" in French
- Common name for digitalis flower spears
- Greek cycladic volcanic island also known as Thira
- Spanish city that hosted the 1992 Olympics
- 1830s Boer exodus from Cape Colony
- Disciple of Jesus, also identified as Bartholomew
- Poirot's secretary, Felicity
- Seafarer made three attempts on the N-W Passage
- HTML: .... Markup Language
- Fictional books
- Keith Richards' instrument
- “I'm just a living .... to the leader of the band”
- Jeff Goldblum film about a mutant insect
- Tree seed sometimes used for milk
- Out of ....; off balance
- Maintain an unobtrusive profile
- Miranda ...., Cynthia Nixon's Sex and the City role
- Diamond plaids
- Rosh Hashanha dessert aka Jewish honey cake
- The Mark of Zorro swashbuckler actor, .... Power
- .... Sore, painful, mouth ulcers
- Ships of the desert, with humps
- Capable of being eaten
- Tissue that bulges through a body cavity wall
- Danny .... played Louie De Palma in Taxi
- Ordinary, unceremonious
- Antiquated term for a farmer owning his own land
- Bug
- Palm tree fiber used for weaving baskets and mats
- A rolling stone gathers ....
- Mixed with type of heavy metal, eg. .... gasoline
- .... Horde, Batu Khan's 13th-century Mongol khanate
- Late 1800 US age of social inequality
- .... Sandberg, Facebook COO
- Direction in which Muslims face to pray
- Lake venue for 1980 Winter Olympics in the US
- .... Prynne, she wore a Scarlet Letter
- It holds the archer's arrows
- .... milk; high-fat non-dairy coffee additive
- Each state issues these plates for cars
- Queen of France who married the King of England
- Traditional candelabra for the holiday of Chanukah
- Kerchief, napkin made of cloth
- Hotel rating at lower end of scale
- The Three Caballeros is a Disney .... buddy film
- Nationality of the music producer known as Zedd
- Division of content within a book
- .... Ceausescu, leader executed on Christmas Day
- Tortilla folded around a filling
- Male who repairs or rents nautical vessels
- .... Villeneuve, won the F1 title in 1997
- Syndrome includes autism disorder or brain injuries
- Frequent soap opera advertiser Procter and ....
- To raise the right hand to the side of headgear
- Picky, selective
- .... moray eels are the largest in their species
- Disposable handkerchief
- Organ where humans develop
- Longest river in the European Union
- Very well known by everyone
- Historically, indigenous people of South Asia
- The .... Family has a towering butler named Lurch
- Processed wood used to build homes
- This voyager called Gulliver has a first name
- Chinese communist revolutionary, Chairman Mao
- Actress and singer from 1950s named Marilyn
- To stagger, wobble; to sway
- Brazil's largest uni, founded in 1934
- Telescope
- Bratislava is the capital of ....
- Japanese celebration of plants on 4 May
- Table tennis
- Italian mopeds
- Basic cocktail of rum citrus juice and sugar
- The mapping partner of longitude
- Worldwide known boxer movie star
- Being emotionally dependent on someone
- Maradona, Pelé, Beckham, Ronaldo
- Any form of pleasure is a sin to them
- Modus ...., method, way of doing something
- White bird, yellow or orange crown, very outgoing
- Dominican Republic leader for 31 years: Rafael ....
- Scholarly, relating to studying
- Quality related to inquisitive thinking
- Who Greg Lake believed in, Father ....
- The California Gurl
- Common rash-causing plant
- Blood ...., toxins in a bodily system
- They power your devices
- British ocean liner sunk in World War I
- Dark green nutty legume from French volcanic soil
- The state of having lost the esteem of others
- Period before a mother gives birth
- Small devices that provide power to toys and phones
- Hit song by Tina Turner
- Thick smooth tissue at the end of bones
- Cold-blooded animal
- Equestrian footwear
- There is no artistry or ideals in this statement
- Quilted trouser with shoulder straps, for skiers
- Time following the middle of the day
- Ejections of molten rock from a volcano
- Dolby co-invented this film/sound recording method
- Claudia ...., beautiful Italian actress from 1950s
- Sale rack
- Person who cares for your animal when you're away
- Ardency, fervency, emotion
- Shape with 4 right angles, but not 4 equal sides
- Group of assets, stocks, bonds or cash
- Very small pieces
- Country singer .... Yearwood
- U.S. State with highest canned Spam consumption
- Pretending, feigning
- Prize fighters
- Oblast, city and river in south-west Russia
- Skimmed milk, bacterium probiotic dairy drink
- Athletes who fight in a ring
- French Resistance leader; Paris airport, de ....
- Thigh supported hi-tech device
- The second softest rock in nature
- Japanese martial art, means "empty hand"
- You can have many up your sleeve
- Rambling, taking a long walk with a rucksack
- Performed in beauty salons and spas
- Sword blocker
- Rubbernecker
- Extreme fear
- Grammar says it can be restrictive or not
- Paul ...., US actor, won oscar for The Color of Money
- .... Díaz, actress of Charlie's Angels
- Muslim military-political leader of the Crusades
- Swedish astronomer invented centigrade thermometer
- Enzootic means endemic to ....
- Yellow part of shelled food
- Where acorns fall from
- The Last ...., British-Italian epic film about Puyi
- You need one to insert your door opener
- Illegal to buy in Mississippi from 1907 to 1966
- Mythical hybrid, a cross between a lion and eagle
- This Ninja turtle doesn't paint in the Renaissance
- Marksman, sniper, gunner
- The opposite of vituperation
- Sartre's sickly Existential tome
- People switch these off in support of Earth Hour
- Overtaken on a running track
- One of the best selling cars in the US
- Abu Dhabi branch of Paris art museum since 2017
- The most capable
- Bud, comedy partner of Lou Costello in the 1940s
- General defended Moscow and Stalingrad in WWII
- Eastern European Jewish preacher
- .... acid, found in vinegar, used as solvent
- Music term for very fast tempo
- Yes, muscly, but so gauche! (anag)
- Psychopathically violent Trainspotting character
- Who .... Roger Rabbit, 1988 live action film
- Anne ...., second wife of King Henry VIII
- Pictures usually look better this way
- The place in the fridge to keep frozen food
- Utensil to remove stone inside
- Within
- City where Big Ben is located
- Corpulent and pig-tailed friend of Asterix
- Golf club for green work
- Capital city of Russian republic of Khakassia
- Heart Month in the United States
- Irish expression: “he scared the .... out of me”
- Cincinnati Reds play at the Great American ....
- Superstate in Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
- Formidable late French general
- Japanese arcade game, similar to pinball
- Buddhism, Judaism, Hinduism, Islam, Christianity
- Largest saltwater lake in the world
- Titanic's male star
- Not yet a suspect, person of ....
- Featuring glamour and vitality
- Tropical fruits with white flesh and hard shell
- Put in jail
- Opposite exit to front entrance
- Female with child; expectant
- Very fast sombrero-wearing mouse, Speedy ....
- Storage container for a vehicle's petrol or gas
- Collection of schemas, tables, queries, reports
- Accelerating accumulation of weapons
- Salty liquid dressing used in Chinese foods
- Drug used to cure constipation
- Collarbone
- Writing implements used by Shakespeare, say
- British car designer of world-famous Mini
- Red pigments found in tomatoes
- Versailles treaty demilitarized this German area
- Barcelona's most famous green space
- Pedro ...., Spanish film director
- Cooking just below the boiling point
- Russian triangular plucked string instrument
- .... diamonds are pinky-brown and named after drink
- In F1, an indication that you are disqualified
- Idea, purpose, aim, goal, objective, plan
- Bad words
- Crux ...., also known as the Southern Cross
- Latvian capital lies on this Baltic body of water
- The Virgin Mary and a pop princess
- Period of one hundred years
- .... Ice, frozen dessert sold in carts
- .... and Remus, twins suckled by a she-wolf
- Ancient supercontinent, once called Pangaea
- Pattern of musical sound
- Participants in a game
- Another term for pistol or small gun
- The practice of accepting a situation as it is
- Spiky, egg-laying mammal
- Tokyo "Inspire the next" electronics firm
- Audrey ...., star of Breakfast at Tiffany's
- Neat and tidy, well presented
- Alerting systems
- Title of Ancient Egyptian ruler
- One of the five senses
- Baked German flaky pastry with filling
- Drug often used for fast muscle development
- Medusa, Euryale and Stheno
- To make louder, larger, stronger, bigger
- Move about when bored
- To soak it in
- Seat of worship of Sumerian god Enil
- Player of cor anglais or shawm
- Greatest and most celebrated pharaoh
- Abstract, breviary, summary, conspectus
- World .... Day focuses on world sanitation
- Bloody Mary
- Giant .... shrimp have vivid colors
- Zinedine ...., well-known French footballer
- Garden hand tool for planting
- Pinocchio, 1940 film about a .... puppet
- Its area is calculated by 4 x pi x radius squared
- Response to a question
- .... Spring, 1962 book about environmental issues
- Slogan, Have ...., Have a KitKat
- Female parent
- John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John
- Olympic medal awarded for third place
- .... Red Sox play at Fenway Park
- Kids' party game of pin the tail on the ....
- One of an ancient East Germanic tribe
- Spoken in Kenya and Tanzania
- Muslim dynasty, ruled in the Levant 1127-1250
- Special colored lenses for spectacles
- Lost speed
- Blue flowers painted by Van Gogh
- To delay temporarily
- This 80's band doesn't kill anyone
- Soviet human spaceflight program
- Open-top pie with savory custard and cheese
- The mountain lion
- Not solid or gas
- Creator of Kermit and Miss Piggy
- Back ...., fireplace, hot water heater combo
- Augusto ...., Chilean dictator from 1973-1990
- Mrs Dalloway's forename in Virginia Woolf's book
- North America's largest movie theatre operators
- John III ...., Polish general and hero of the 17th C
- Greeks chiseled the leaf of this plant in stone
- Collection of outside furniture
- Advocate for women's rights and associated movement
- Of, in, or relating to the head
- No. 1 element on the periodic table
- It means "estate" or "farm" in Spanish
- Whoopi ...., won an Oscar for Ghost
- The Blue ridge coral is the only one that forms a ....
- It doesn't hurt
- Pope Francis' predecessor, .... XVI
- Skate.... involves riding and tricks
- An area rich in fuel deposits
- Shrubby mint, grayish-green needle-like leaves
- Process of making the illusion of motion and change
- TV show about a remote hotel, .... Junction
- Belgian/German yellow cheese shaped like a brick
- Turned to stone
- A square dance for four couples
- Location of first Olympics to use electric timers
- Quick-fire, snappy retorts
- To depreciate
- Inventor of the Liquid-Crystal Display (LCD)
- Turned to stone; scared stiff
- Norman invasion in 1066, William the ....
- Skeletal muscle separating chest and stomach
- Michelangelo ...., Italian writer of L'Avventura
- Sea separates mainland Asia from Japan
- Syntactically, not the subject
- Ancient times
- The meaning of philosophy is the pursuit of ....
- Predator fish with a long body and tons of teeth
- One who relies on another for support
- Advantages or benefits
- Short kickoff designed to get the ball back
- Wu ...., only woman to lead a Chinese dynasty
- Uranus moon named after the King of the Fairies
- The Satanic ...., controversial book by Mr Rushdie
- Tears rolling down the cheeks; bawling
- Headwear of the Sikhs
- Meryl ...., Out of Africa's star
- .... runner, tall upright breed of domestic duck
- Keeps you warm in the winter
- James Cameron Sci-Fi film with blue beings
- Supported, sponsored
- Scotland's patron saint
- Piña ...., cocktail of rum, coconut, pineapple
- Martell, Pedro Pascal character's in Game of Thrones
- Electrical loop
- Drinking containers that sit on saucers
- Removes weapons from someone
- Jim Crow law, pay to vote
- White Siberian dog breed nicknamed Sammy
- Favorite social media site of current US president
- Jan ...., Flemish painter from the 15th C
- Social media site with tweets
- Used before forks
- Paul .... Cruises from Tahiti are named after artist
- Line for holding a tent steady
- Greek posited a geocentric theory of the universe
- Money ...., 2016 US film with George Clooney
- Snake, reptile
- Indian sauce ranges from tomato to mango
- Detailing, itemizing, numbering
- The Raging Bull of the boxing ring
- Condition that lasts three or more months
- Maori people are native to New ....
- Strauss was known for composing these
- Omar ...., Persian polymath, author of the Rubaiyat
- Multicolor natural beauty
- Death or downfall
- .... train created the updraft of Marilyn's dress
- One-quarter president
- Collections of songs
- Never ask a .... if you need a haircut
- British word for gasoline
- Hat traditionally worn at Easter time
- Happy Days spin-off Joanie Loves ....
- Scary and eerie, making you feel uncomfortable
- Iraqi birthplace of Saddam Hussein and Saladin
- .... Grounds, host of Limerick hurling, football
- Raft of the ...., Géricault portrait of a shipwreck
- Shellfish
- Layer between the Earth's crust and outer core
- Sea separating Italy and Greece
- It means "fifth" in Spanish
- Patrick ...., Dirty Dancing's star
- Relating to the stars
- Japanese crossword with numbers instead of letters
- Inflatable car safety device
- Style of hot yoga
- Black ...., dark cake with German origins
- Made-to-fit
- Blue-spotted ....fish is long and very thin
- Internal parts of the body
- Evil goblin who kills voyagers in Border folklore
- A sled, maybe pulled by reindeer
- City where the first Olympic games were held
- Upset and disappointed
- Team of Marvel superheroes
- A weight on a rod that keeps a clock regulated
- Abdominal ...., aka sit-ups
- Football player that receives kickoffs
- Singers like Sinatra
- Daisy flower used to treat migraines
- Moralist who rejected the idea of original sin
- Alaskan islands hit by earthquake in 2014
- Estadio ...., Valencia stadium hosted 82 WC matches
- The Guns of ...., Peck part of Allied commando team
- Blind Greek prophet who took male and female forms
- Christian festival celebrated on January 6
- Three plus ten plus one
- Flying military branch
- Ancestral or blood line
- Small-sized newspapers
- Delicate facial hairs that add expression
- To engage in reflection or contemplation
- Manhattan's Art-Deco famous building
- UK monarch with the 2nd longest reign
- Punta is the main music of this country
- People-eating person
- Tall, African mammals with extra long necks
- Sleeplessness
- To practice a performance
- Scientific study of whales and dolphins
- Colouring meat in a pan
- Huge, colossal
- Hair or paper cutter
- Irish pop boy band with Brian McFadden
- Cuban cocktail of rum, lime and sugar syrup
- .... Alps in Germany, Zugspitze is the highest peak
- Casual, short-sleeved top, named after a letter
- .... Kutcher plays Michael Kelso in That 70's Show
- To relinquish rights or privileges
- Present information
- River running through Amsterdam and a beer brand
- .... Eaton, record-breaking US decathlete
- Parts of a bicycle where you put your feet
- I beg to ....
- Johannes ...., German composer of lullabies
- Angela ...., Germany's first woman Chancellor
- School of ...., Raphael's fresco of philosophers
- Currency in Portugal before the Euro replaced it
- Arctic explorer who created refugee "passports"
- Riddle, mystery
- Site of famous tax revolt, .... Tea Party
- .... Robinson, Motown's miraculous falsetto
- Transport that takes you to the airport and back
- Charlotte .... play at Time Warner Cable Arena
- A small ax
- Patrice ...., South African mining magnate
- 4th biggest Indian river important for irrigation
- Layered pasta
- They don't bite when they find search results
- Locomotives and train tracks
- Germanic tribe "damaged" Gaul, Spain and Rome
- Prawns are also known as
- Pants, jeans, skirts
- Someone who regards another person with wonder; fan
- .... Walk, iconic song from Me and My Girl musical
- A betrayal like Benedict Arnold's one
- .... fascia, band of tissue on underside of foot
- Pops of light, intermittent bursts
- Layered pasta dish
- Preparing or making food
- Pierce ...., four-time James Bond's star
- Timon's species that stand on two legs
- Top Gun and Cocktail actor
- Type of cord attached to an electrical device
- Horned red Marvel Comics character
- Antonym of benevolent
- Natural magnet, early navigation mineral
- Community supported agriculture, output portion
- Italian red wine made from Nebbiolo grapes
- Military home by the water
- To temporarily have a joint out of position
- Fumes and gases discharged by vehicles
- Meandering, atmospheric air current
- Society where more than one religion is recognized
- Frothy underskirt goes under a dress
- To understand the meaning of something
- Card game with the aim of outdoing other players
- Unable to get up and about
- Person who digs for precious metal
- To support or motivate someone
- Bad pollution killed thousands in London in 1952
- Verdi's opera based on a Victor Hugo play
- US actor who played Batman
- Intentional road obstruction
- Cookers patented by James Sharp in 1826
- Spying practice
- Gentlemen .... Blondes, a 1953 Monroe–Russell movie
- Tom Cruise pilot movie
- Philadelphia 76ers play at the Wells Fargo ....
- A pocket full of these flowers are in a nursery rhyme
- WW2 chaff dropped by British planes
- Wolfgang van ...., wrote Faust
- A gun needs at least one
- Place that means "Naples" in Italian
- Found in the middle of pigs' faces
- European capital where Handel made his home
- The porcelain object Duchamp titled "Fountain"
- Crop failure in Ireland causing the Great Famine
- Impenetrable tangled mass of tropical vegetation
- Fashion designer Coco ....
- Person paid to kill people
- Egyptian president nationalized the Suez Canal
- Scotch ...., a northern hat and a very hot chilli
- Food cured with fire fumes
- Section, division; private or public
- Original female coach of The Voice
- Joël ...., Michelin-starred chef of pommes purée
- Alice's nemesis
- Romeo's clan
- Cyclist's path
- In poetry a five line stanza
- Capital of American Samoa
- A place used to retreat; refuge
- Opening through which light enters a camera
- French Impressionist painters who worked outside
- .... scale, used to measure wind speed
- Gem cut that is a pointed oval in shape
- Soldier's dining room
- Someone expected to lose a contest or battle
- Sea devil
- John .... sought the NW Passage aboard Erebus
- Anything pertaining to the temple area of the head
- Gelling, thickening agent derived from seaweed
- Horror TV series based on Thomas Harris novels
- Covered with small pieces of sparkly material
- Author of “Dr. Zhivago”, Boris ....
- Michael Myers is the villain in this horror movie
- Italian Sebastian's father and fellow explorer
- Italian version of hors d'oeuvres
- Basketball big man won with Lakers and Heat
- King Arthur's magical sword
- Taking aggressive action against
- Lack of knowledge
- The matrilineal name of General Franco
- Type of chemical that kills mites
- Science of putting people to death
- Othello's love
- La ...., Italian film by Federico Fellini
- Carbonated water; soda
- State of slavery or work imposed as punishment
- Protector of the stars
- Phrase actors use for good luck
- A person's culture, background, origins
- Medical expert in joints and muscles
- One of the four humors in medieval medicine
- Artificial sweetener that Splenda contains
- Rotter, cad
- Domestic animals, such as goats, pigs and sheep
- Deep, glass-fronted display frame
- Used to carry off injured football players
- Winter underwear
- Ovoid
- Severe financial collapses
- Old gold and silver coins, meaning “dukedom”
- Window covers that can be vertical or Venetian
- City with both a Wembley Stadium and Wembley Arena
- TV comedy about the Pritchetts, .... Family
- Paul...., US actor, entrepreneur and humanitarian
- Syntactic constituent, single grammatical function
- Narinder ...., Indian inventor of fiber optics
- The clones are made on planet .... in Star Wars
- Latin cocktail of lime, mint and coconut rum
- Contusion; abrasion, scratch
- Brother trapped in confectionery house
- Opportunity
- Beethoven's first name
- .... l'oeil, optical illusion art style
- The best
- A primary color
- Bahrain capital; rhymes with Panama
- Guru .... Sahib, Sikh holy book
- Mouth liquid that helps start digestion
- World .... Day supports action to combat the disease
- Poetic name for Britain; suffix to West Brom name
- General ...., died during the defense of Khartoum
- Chinese premier 1987-1998, followed by Zhu Rongji
- Martin, last German to be World No 1 golfer
- Print made from a design cut in linoleum
- Kevin ...., actor of Dances with Wolves
- Peter ...., famous portrayal of Hercule Poirot
- Dish decoration
- French term meaning social blunder or “false step”
- Japanese winter squash
- Roman army formation resembling a tortoise
- Nancy Boyd is her pen name: Edna St .... Millay
- Artist of pictures
- Playing alone, anagram of loosing
- Vacation
- When a rocket leaves the ground
- Rummy card game with two sets of cards
- The sort of pot that never boils
- Short rail track diverts trains off the main line
- Spanish ex no. 1 tennis ace, .... Sanchez Vicario
- Professors, deans, et al.
- Pre-historic, hairy elephant-like creature
- Shaking caused by cold or a horror movie
- Country where US Casablanca film is located
- Battle of .... followed a first attack at Lexington
- 1999 in Roman numerals
- Ripped, separated, divided, sundered
- Paying for it
- Deep blue-violet color; a plant used to make dye
- Labelled
- Protestors gathered to strike
- Flat panel on a digital device that displays images
- Berber sword of the Kabyles of Algeria
- They propel dolphins
- Trademark name for fluoxetine
- Gland that slowly shrinks after puberty
- Title character of Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece
- .... rays, high energy radiation from space
- Beaded counting device invented in Ancient Sumeria
- Sport in which Ilie Nastase gained fame
- Purchase of controlling interests in a company
- Climb this to go higher
- Siberian river that drains Lake Baikal
- .... series, research into hydrogen atoms
- Poet of Ancient Rome
- Crockery for breakfast food from hens
- Single flight leg with no return ticket
- In between front and rear, equal distance
- "A .... on both your houses", from Romeo and Juliet
- "Bet your bottom ....", a US currency metaphor
- A scribe, such as an author or journalist
- The Nutcracker, Swan Lake
- Great ...., split in the Catholic Church
- Having no say, inarticulate
- Early One Direction song: What Makes You ....
- Whirling art movement with bold geometric lines
- .... passage, shipping route passing Arctic Russia
- Process necessary to get a job
- System of equitable prices paid to producers
- Ruthless, fierce
- Christian festival on the 50th day after Easter
- Reed organ worked by foot-pedal bellows
- Crinkled pasta shape resembles household heaters
- Wild horned ibex living in Germany's Alps
- Toy car brand by Mattel
- Al Pacino becomes the Corleone patriarch
- Profession of caring for the teeth
- Things shouldn't be put off until that time
- Where tracks converge
- Liquid that dripped out slowly
- Board game with mule, saddle, dynamite and blanket
- Impolite term for collecting (when space runs out)
- Cucumber-looking vegetable related to pumpkins
- Painter who practiced Tachisme, Jean ....
- Mindanao's preferred sword in the Philippines
- What dogs use their nose for
- Action planned or taken to achieve a desired result
- US frontier period in the 19th century
- Name by which the Czech language was known
- Basketball play with both feet off the ground
- Between 13 and 19 years old
- Dr Crippen, or bread and .... in rhyming slang
- Glistens, catches the light
- When a storm comes ashore from over the sea
- Tiny organisms first observed by van Leeuwenhoek
- How nuclear blasts are measured
- Nationality of Puccini's Madam Butterfly
- .... Santa Justa, lift in Lisbon inspired by Eiffel
- Dante's realm along with Inferno and Purgatory
- Chopped very, very small
- Household name products
- Gobbling poultry bird bred for seasonal feasts
- Goose egg is a score of zero in ....
- Diamond pattern beloved by golfers
- Soft wind
- Righteous person in Judaism, Biblical figures
- Justus von ...., chemist, fertilizer specialist
- Knob or disk secured to an article of clothing
- .... bean, red legume
- Scientific study of plants and plant life
- Male parent
- .... Duchamp, French sculptor
- Seat of the Government of the United Kingdom
- Breathing inhaler tube for asthma sufferers
- Chin...., pet rodent a bit like a squirrel
- Considered the father of computation
- US dam named after a 20th C president
- To lead an uninteresting life
- Car built by BMW
- Former name for Iran
- .... gallery, criminals' photo mugshots for IDing
- Rodin's “Le Penseur,” or in English, “The ....”
- A person is known by the one he/she keeps
- .... Ducks play hockey at the Honda Center
- Indian invention after 500 AD aka spinning wheel
- Buddhist head, "King of Victorious Ones"
- .... rex cats only have down hair, not fur
- Long-handled stewing or frying pan
- Doctor .... is the most powerful sorcerer
- It means "plátanos" in Spanish
- Near the .... describes something a little rude
- Profit from labor, investment or business
- Country where Guinness beer originated
- Organ that holds urine from the kidneys
- Sour liquid used to flavor or preserve food
- Strip of land, surrounded by water on both sides
- First satellite that Russia launched into space
- Glove that keeps 4 fingers together
- City displaying the Tsar Bell
- Sea robbery
- .... Stars play at the American Airlines Center
- .... Mellors, gamekeeper in Lady Chatterley's Lover
- Total opposite in monetary habits to spendthrifts
- Roger ...., Victorian photographer of the Crimea
- Move or cause to move at a great speed
- Visible ring of light during eclipses
- Deadly whale
- Hairline bone fracture from repetitive movement
- Protective domed cover for plants
- Aka groundnut, good for making a butter
- King Leonidas in The 300, actor .... Butler
- Berlin district, home to a museum complex
- Type of felt pen, often permanent
- The title of Wilhelm II, German monarch in WWI
- Cosa ...., the Sicilian mafia
- Yoga pose, standing tall like a large hill
- Price to ...., common ratio to find company's value
- French Polynesia islands with repeated name
- Arc de ...., Parisian landmark
- Large glacial lake in Lombardy, also called Lario
- Boat colleague
- French inventor of the frameless parachute
- Discipline of forces producing or changing motion
- Persian thinker, philosopher of Islam Golden Age
- Catherine's surname in Wuthering Heights
- William Herschel's sister and discoverer of comets
- Spicy condiment
- Norwegian explorer, the first to the South Pole
- Formal exposition, dissertation
- In tennis, only one point is needed to win the set
- Another name for linseed
- Medium-sized bird with blue plumage
- Woman who "got married" in Coppola's film
- Liquid soap delivered from a pump dispenser
- Warbling like a songbird
- Georgian region, seeking independence
- .... Mira, German actress, Emmi in Fear Eats the Soul
- The ...., TV Show about a ship cruise and its crew
- Les .... Dangereuses, novel on Revolutionary France
- Crossword hints; queries
- Pregnant woman who carries a child for another
- Doctor who advocated euthanasia, Jack ....
- He played Jason Bourne
- Irish patron
- Wahlberg stage name
- Shock ...., devices for dampening impact jolts
- Italian term for singing style in music
- An underlying layer
- Real or perceived oscillation of a moon/satellite
- In ballet, a tiptoes spinning of the body
- Colloquial phrase for going to bed
- To die from being unable to breathe
- Someone who speaks out on behalf of a cause
- A woman's work is ....
- Sandra Bullock American football Oscar movie
- Portable hinged set of stairs that can be folded
- Dictated by law
- In mountaineering, descending on fixed ropes
- Personal driver
- Italian volcano bread filled with cheese and herbs
- Monkey...., tall evergreen tree
- .... head snake has a reddish metallic coloring
- Half robotic, lesser known hero of Justice League
- Guardian of Qur'an, Madrasah teachers
- First brand to develop a smartwatch
- In golf, these score as +1 on a hole
- To come back
- Northernmost Scandinavian country
- Fifth ...., a secret and subversive group in wartime
- Surname of Doogie played by Neil Patrick Harris
- Unassuming first name of Mussorgsky
- Repeated behavior pattern following a round shape
- CIA assassin played by Matt Damon
- Torch with extremely flammable gas
- Spicy Napa cabbage dish, a Korean cuisine staple
- Item dropped into the sea to hold a ship in place
- Greek city-state depicted in the film 300
- .... alarm; intruder warning system
- Entertainment company for online streaming
- .... the Lake; waterside horror starring Judd Nelson
- Former capital of Pakistan
- Tellers
- African wooden xylophone
- Small, curved mounting for ancient Japanese sword
- Georgian sauce made from sour cherry plums
- Swiss inventor of Velcro, George de ....
- Birth name of Genghis Khan
- George played Hannibal Smith in The A Team
- Website that allows one to post and watch videos
- Japanese art of paper folding
- Economic excess
- Circular vegetation creations for the front door
- Table, chairs for informal dining
- Ready to give up his kingdom for a horse, .... III
- Figure skating move named after Swedish skater
- The act of going without food, esp. in religions
- To be cautious when doing something
- Founding Father reference refers to signature
- Often the center of an engagement ring
- Love makes the world ....
- Bruce, the shark, from Jaws and .... Nemo
- Tokay geckos are one of the .... geckos
- Born in the most populated country in the world
- Slang for psychiatrists and psychotherapists
- Small, round shield
- Buffy the .... Slayer, or the Chosen One
- Beat, vanquish
- Cheap ticket carrier, US' fifth largest
- .... Disc, plastic storage device
- “Easy peasy, lemon ....”
- Red wine mixed with sliced fruit
- Peaceful Sea or .... Ocean
- Saddam ...., Ba'ath president and dictator of Iraq
- Something divided into four pieces, 3/....
- Ancient city, center of Hellenistic Judaism
- Extra jobs done without extra pay in circus
- Lightweight silk twill fabric with print
- ....-snouted, endangered African crocodile species
- Smoking this may be hazardous to your health
- Victor ...., the overall winner of school sportsday
- Fruit that looks like a very small orange
- Ability to understand and share others' feelings
- .... sheet, where all the negatives are gathered
- Getting to ...., from Rodgers' The King and I
- Hua ...., Mao's Communist Party vice-chairman
- Central Swiss canton with large lake
- .... pike is also called yellowfin pike
- What little Miss Muffet sat on
- Earless artist sold just one work during lifetime
- Full name of this tinted moisturizer: Beauty Balm
- Fashionably French
- .... Thomas, disciple who wasn't totally convinced
- Approximately 2.2 pounds
- Another word for buy
- In loco ...., guardianship of a minor
- Low-cost air carrier out of Denver
- Opening night of a show
- East African lake named after British monarch
- Coriander
- Latin phrase meaning the common people
- Opening night of a show or film
- .... lobster are blue with purple-red marks
- Range with Europe's highest mountain, Mt Elbrus
- Coin-operated communication
- Rain protector
- Modern toilets developed by Sir John Harington
- Larisa ...., Russian gymnast with 19 Olympic medals
- Ceases, concludes, ends, closes
- .... Planet, one of the most expensive Disney movies
- Type of rose has the appearance of a pruned tree
- The Shining actor, Jack ....
- Sending up a rocket
- Presumed birthplace of Jesus
- Part of the day when soaps are usually broadcast
- Office of the cantor in Judaism
- Painter's device for steadying the hand
- The ...., 37th Academy Awards winner, cartoon panther
- French cardinal, Louis XIII's chief minister
- Swindler, deceiver; .... spider Anansi in mythology
- Victorian mode of transport for Holmes and Watson
- This is worth six points in American football
- German pioneer of the printing press
- Unique male in a group
- Yellow citrus fruits come from a ....
- Leisurely walking
- German "city railway" tramway system
- World's largest personal computer software company
- Capable of producing desired results
- The little girl in The Wizard of Oz
- Father of English literature, Canterbury Tales
- Egyptian god of healing; architect of Step Pyramid
- To refuse, reject
- Doctor ...., film based on banned Russian novel
- Regulatory body substance, e.g. insulin, cortisol
- Overly concerned with his or her own needs
- Used to give a licorice-like flavoring
- Batman villian who left clues
- System of seats and tow bars used in mountains
- Prince who escorted Meghan Markle down the aisle
- Hamlet's bethrothed, subject of artwork by Millais
- Star of “The Boys from Brazil”: Laurence ....
- Cuts exactly in half
- Hanna .... German pilot of WW2
- Sheets, blankets, pillows
- Penal ...., remote place such as Devil's Island
- Church pathways
- .... Nadal; Spanish tennis supremo
- Irish poet who won the 1995 Literature prize
- Horse's home
- Roman god whose name is linked to sleepwalking
- C S Lewis's magical land through the wardrobe
- Truman ...., US writer of Cold Blood
- Gone to a specific direction or place
- French variety of "fire wine"; Cognac
- Brave New World
- Juan ...., former king of Spain, Franco's successor
- .... Nadal, Spanish tennis ace
- Type of garden populated with blooms
- People like this are very successful
- The best-known ancient oracle was found here
- Twenty minus nine plus one
- Dead body, cadaver
- Type of volcano with tall, conical peak
- Legendary creature in West Virginia
- A tall slender glass for drinking beer
- Prince ...., married to a ruling queen
- Car attached to the rear of the train, usually red
- .... say, Only fools rush in; 1962 Elvis line
- Tortilla folded over filling, meats, cheese, beans
- Hard-paste white porcelain from near Dresden
- Reverend who gave his name to verbal transposition
- Person whose job is to care for people's teeth
- The sound of nothing
- Nation that was once the Hapsburg Empire
- Character of a cartoon about inventors brothers
- To ask for something
- This nocturnal omnivore wears a black mask
- Eskimos live in igloos, Algonquins in ....
- Room separator
- Stomping grounds of FC Barcelona
- Birth country of Beethoven
- .... golf is golf with flying discs not balls
- To ignore orders
- Small, short-handled ax
- Gladiator actor with a Beautiful Mind, .... Crowe
- Ovenproof dish with fluted sides for crème brûlée
- German-speaking Swiss canton on Lake Constance
- The ...., movie with Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable
- Working class sitcom
- The same color, or paired well, not contrasting
- J. M. Barrie's boy who never grew up
- Sent by God to aid Umma, revives every century
- .... acid, crystals found in wine
- Ole ...., invented the outboard motor
- More than arguing
- Items in a container; topics in a book
- To secure with a hammer
- The name the Turks gave Constantinople
- Climber with striking purple/blue hanging flowers
- To spend lavishly
- One hundred times ten
- Bowie's astronaut
- Dumbo
- Dictator pig from Animal Farm
- To fail to give proper attention to
- Deserted, abandoned
- Everyone should have a kit like this one
- Phrase meaning water, biblical origin
- Bugle call to wake you up
- Pan ...., once the world's largest airline
- First starring film role for Elvis, in 1957
- Trail of patterns left by animals' feet
- Tampa Bay .... plays hockey at Amalie Arena
- Krai and city in western Russia, on Kuban River
- Food stabilizer from African tree sap
- Physicist, proponent of the steady state theory
- Fleas, lice and tapeworms are all ....
- Microsoft operating system that preceded Vista
- How fast your ticker is beating
- .... Meyer, Twilight author's first name
- Every .... Take; 1983 hit for The Police
- Green-and-red gem is named after this tsarevitch
- Last name by birth of Pope Benedict XVI
- Type of car-racing that lasts many hours or days
- Prepared in advance or precooked, e.g. potatoes
- Eastern Roman emperor formed a Roman legal code
- Speaking alone, as in a speech in a play
- Rising prices
- Metal finders of hidden treasures
- .... Empire, dynasty centered on modern-day Germany
- Playing card Jack is Valet in this language
- .... covers stop kids getting to electrical outlets
- Famous Mexican mural painter: Diego ....
- Carnival doughnut from Central Europe
- French military honor, the Croix de ....
- City in western Germany, in Ruhr industrial area
- Ship carrying oil
- Became publicly known
- Humped animals that cross the Sahara
- Scribble absentmindedly
- Assassination
- Italian term for a defending footballer, a sweeper
- Johannes, who composed a famous lullaby
- Los ...., site of the WW2 Manhattan Project
- Large enclosure for birds
- .... of the Field, Poitier won historic Oscar
- Powdery sticks used on blackboard or in art
- Clear understanding of some area or industry
- HTML: HyperText .... Language
- He flew too close to the Sun
- It may cause stupor
- .... Daly started on MTV
- Feast of the Seven ...., Italian Christmas seafood meal
- Milan newspaper once edited by Mussolini
- Indigo has players collect .... from the board
- Old golf club, equivalent to a 4 or 5 iron
- Small, savory fruits also used to make oil
- German who worked on the laws of planetary motion
- Bipedal primate mammal, homo sapiens
- Styx ferryman of the Greek Underworld
- Defects in something, errors
- Mother ...., Albanian-Indian nun
- Small river running through a forest
- Inflamed and reddish areas on the skin
- Cute, good looking
- Central American country with famous canal
- Small green fruits put in martinis, used to make oil
- To connect two things together for use
- Any baked dish topped with cheese/breadcrumbs
- Dress worn to evening parties or special events
- Elton John's real last name
- Breathing disease eased by an inhaler
- Farmer-type who looks after sheep
- .... scales, devices for measuring out fresh produce
- Having wide space between canines
- Left on a desert island
- Not compulsory
- Second longest ruling Soviet leader
- Science of ultimate nature of values
- 18th century naval sword
- Side part ...., a hairstyle
- Party cruise line with more than 100 vessels
- Aircraft with three wings
- .... Crossing the Alps, David's famous emperor art
- Red fruits used in salads
- Cloud-covered
- Arctic footwear looks like tennis racquet
- .... Singh, Indian prime minister till 2014
- Thin metal cord carrying electricity
- Wrist timekeeper with 007 capabilities
- Side-to-side-dog command
- Tall towers that form part of mosque architecture
- Chip or Dale
- To constrict or squeeze someone's neck
- Playground game aka Octopus tag
- Idaho famous for this type of potato
- Yankee ...., patriot song of the American Revolution
- The name of Hitler's German shepherd dog
- Crocodile ...., 80s comedy set in Australia
- Capital of Cayman Islands, .... Town
- Member of male congregation "Society of Jesus"
- .... spring, expression for someone ready to react
- Yankee .... Dandy, a 1940s musical with James Cagney
- The Greek god of sleep
- Equipment for glacier climbers
- Brine or vinegar solution to preserve foods
- Looking with special attention
- Don't water it too much
- Base unit of electric current (SI)
- Supporters of the monarchy
- .... and meatballs, americanized pasta dish
- Your holiday plan of places to go and things to do
- Language also known as Magyar
- Divergent Series: ...., 2015 movie
- Latin phrase which means the voice of the people
- Not guilty verdict
- Second US president
- Growthpoint ....Stadium, The Shark Tank
- Absorbent clay used in kitty litter
- Romantic opera by Richard Wagner
- Charged particles from the upper layer of the Sun
- Information vault
- Spiritual leader no. 14, won Nobel Peace prize
- Flesh eater
- French actor in Cyrano de Bergerac and Asterix
- Angels
- Large Rhodesian dog breed with spine markings
- To renovate, freshen up
- Cacao treat once used as currency
- Warfare strategy of wearing down opponents
- Love interest in The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
- Picking or choosing
- To refine, render noble
- Item required for some types of jobs
- Terra ...., Latin for land that remains undiscovered
- Portable device for recharging your phone
- Spiked tool breaks up the surface of a lawn
- Biggest US state
- In Cold Blood author
- Where Rodin's Burghers are sited
- Mosquito-borne disease aka breakbone fever
- Not at sea, on solid ground
- Makes a noise through mouth/nose while sleeping
- Man king of the jungle
- James .... shared Nobel prize with Crick and Wilkins
- Greek god of vegetation and rebirth
- River flowing through several SE Asian countries
- Describes fiber that makes linen, and blonde hair
- Old, superseded software or hardware
- The Blinding of ...., Rembrandt painting
- Table-tennis bat
- Henri ...., founder of the Red Cross
- Portions of a company divided among people
- Line of equal pressure on a weather map
- It gives pleasure to the senses, mind or spirit
- Orchestral wind instruments held to the side
- Sugar, milk, brandy and an ovum at Christmas
- In truth, emphasis, confirmation, reality
- Vine-swinging man raised by apes in the jungle
- Frank ...., played Angelo Maggio to Oscar success
- Kids love to play in this with pails and shovels
- Tom Hanks war movie, Saving .... Ryan
- End-of-the-year Italian sweet bread
- Italian jockey with more than 500 wins, Frankie ....
- Nat King Cole, for one
- The .... Worker, movie about Helen Keller
- Not specific
- Members of the primordial race of giants
- Ancient quest to turn base metals into gold
- Agile, goat-like antelope, known for its leather
- No man is .... with his lot
- Mongol leader .... Khan
- From right to left around the clock
- Swedish ...., body decides Nobel Lit prizewinners
- Small adjustments were made
- Lacking creative skill
- Associated with a river or stream
- The P in TPTB, “the .... that be”
- Social ...., his job is to improve communities
- Azim ...., Indian tycoon, chairman of Wipro
- Cheerful expression like hooray
- Amusing, soppy love movie
- Investment from overseas
- ....heim, this museum has a branch in Bilbao
- Louisa May ...., wrote Little Women
- Just one look will turn you into stone
- PvP means .... versus ....
- Hungarian sweet white wine from Aszú grapes
- Handgun
- Official currency of Haiti
- Skiing event over a series of hard mounds
- Nut that's a seed and same genus as peach
- Amusing, soppy love movie adored by the ladies
- Water bath cooker to cook food in plastic pouches
- .... bomb, WW2 invention by Barnes Wallis
- Valuable item inherited from a relative
- National ...., US-based weekly tabloid
- Describes the belief that the glass is always half full
- Religious vessels and vestments are kept in here
- Noble, 3rd most popular in atmosphere
- Feminist magazine founded by Rosie Boycott et al
- Cheap Italian bubbly served in lieu of champagne
- A type of surgery to remove wrinkles
- Prohibited
- Boer general and twice PM of South Africa
- Stores your Merlot and Chardonnay
- Flight recorder on planes that is actually orange
- Raymond ...., French president throughout WWI
- Agile tree-dwelling rodent with a bushy tail
- .... vision, the power to see heat
- Skipping
- Subtracting
- Two pieces of bread with whatever you want inside
- Boggy wetland area
- Flash memory gadget
- Beethoven's disability
- Wireless, unplugged
- With qualities of life
- Hat designer
- Christmas table decorations with a bang
- Going faster and faster
- Go beyond your budget
- International exhibition for businesses
- One-word synonym for “or else”
- .... Acts taxed British imports to the 13 colonies
- Having to do with taste or flavor
- Awareness, judgment, knowing
- Scientist who studies living things
- Shakespeare's tragedy in which Imogen appears
- Falling prices
- US swimmer, multiple gold medallist
- Waterproof canvas fabric for tents
- Iron Man's alias
- Rubbery circular air chamber
- Famous gladiator
- Inflatable worn on the arms for non-swimmers
- Instrument for predicting weather changes
- Where trash is stored and covered with dirt; dumps
- .... Fawcett, suffragist leader and campaigner
- Major Canadian wildfire of 1825
- .... longue, long recliner with leg rest
- Peroni Brewery's premium lager, .... Azzuro
- Taiwanese drink made with semi-fermented leaves
- In Shrek this comedian voices Donkey, Eddie ....
- America's “Last Frontier”
- School of thought developed by Chinese chairman
- Rickety old car from a bygone era
- Sport for which Martina Hingis is famous
- Britain's longest river flows through Ironbridge
- To excessively decorate
- Tune
- Skates invented by Belgian Joseph Merlin
- Thomas ...., author of Le Morte d'Arthur
- .... brain coral can grow up to five meters
- It is too hard to be used or eaten now
- Italian island, origins of Mafia
- Stock
- Pete's ...., a live-action/animated 1977 film
- Middle Eastern food spread made from chickpeas
- Spanish wine drink with fruits
- Dank prison, in a castle
- Online marketplace with travel & product discounts
- Rolled cream cake, such as a Yule log
- One part in a hundred
- .... Place, soap opera Seinfeld “didn't watch”
- Known as a musician, poet in Greek mythology
- Yet undeveloped beings
- First president of the Republic of Indonesia
- Glutinous, translucent protein
- Folies ...., French theatre famed for exotic cabaret
- Unique six-limbed legendary creatures
- Soft hail or snow pellets
- Fish with greenish black lateral line, US and UK
- Ancient Egyptian construction
- Manchurian people who founded China's Jin dynasty
- Paper is gone
- In Christianity, Jesus cured it
- Event ...., theoretical boundary around a black hole
- This genre rarely presents real facts
- Samba singer famous for fruit basket on head
- Adolf ...., founder of sportswear brand Adidas
- Someone learning how to do a job
- Pablo ...., Spanish Cubist cofounder
- .... Bulls play at the United Center
- Indian grass root used in men's perfumery
- Larvae form of mite that can bite
- Mythical Irish specter portending death
- Hot desert wind from North Africa
- Credit bureau with a massive data breach in 2017
- 80's portable CD player by Sony
- Wrongly taking property for personal gain
- .... Rostova, central character of War and Peace
- It smells sweet
- See-through paper used for drawing copies
- Stovepipe, rocket-propelled anti-tank weapon
- Leafy plant, patch where kid's dolls are born
- .... Temple, famous US child actress during 1930s
- The wings of a bird, in poetry
- Vincent ...., artist rumored to have cut ear off
- The movie 20,000 .... Under the Sea is from 1954
- To move forward
- Science dealing with rocks and earth
- Traveling in a boat with the aid of the wind
- This person can't drop balls, swords or flames
- Packs of sheep
- French presidential palace
- Psychotic villains' destiny in Gotham City
- Ability to go somewhere, use something
- Julia Child brought .... cuisine to Americans
- Films
- .... Goolagong, top Aussie tennis player in the 70's
- .... train, speedy Japanese mode of transport
- Magnate, mogul
- Add fuel to the ....
- Single-room apartment or flat; efficiency
- Julius Caesar's friend and assassin
- A lion's .... is like its fingerprint
- Joined pair of Afro-Cuban drums hit with hands
- Apple's remote storage service
- How the French say 50
- Bottler of fermented grape juice
- Footwear for those tackling fairways and greens
- Release of an egg from the ovary
- Comedian, TV host, Jeff ....
- Beverage traditionally served with churros: hot ....
- Science of sacred matters
- Buoyancy structure attached to side of boat
- Active early in the morning
- Close Encounters of the ...., UFO film
- Voucher for readers
- Test of speed against the clock
- US presidential retreat
- Rounded mass of minced food that has been fried
- Area of Asia including Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia
- Issuing entry passes
- .... elegance, referring to smart tailoring
- To underline, emphasize, remark
- Last supper
- War made famous by the Battle of Rorke's Drift
- WWI battle, ignoble Italian defeat
- Play several notes at once to make these
- Center
- Colorless fluid part of milk where fat is suspended
- Duplicitous trickster
- Big cat; British car maker
- Long periods of time; units of geological time
- Harbor to dock yachts and small boats
- Agatha Christie's Belgian detective Hercule
- He appears in four novels by Mark Twain: Tom ....
- Americans call it a derby hat, the English call it
- 2005 film: "Harry Potter and the .... of Fire"
- Island where Mount Etna is located
- Sage also known as Siddhartha Gautama, Shakyamuni
- First video game to feature Mario: .... Kong
- Marlon ...., reknown US actor and Oscar winner
- To give a large part of one's time
- A stanza of eight lines
- Tiny ...., Elton John song
- Cuisine promoted by the late Julia Child
- The gland in which T cells mature
- Made amends or reparations
- In the .... hemisphere, spring begins in March
- Made-up golf rule for a do-over shot
- Italian doughnut made with fruit peels
- Artificial structure shooting jets of water
- Sleeveless undergarment for women
- In chess, to move the king over the rook
- City where Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
- Former French president with Dutch-sounding name
- Answer to a problem
- Two runners cross the line at the same time
- Groovy oil and wax with a pink light
- First commercial .... generator was invented in 1873
- Scowled
- Believer in the teaching of Siddhārtha Gautama
- Rock band named after an Aldous Huxley book
- Military home of operations
- French term for influenza
- Word ...., grid of letters, words hidden within
- Space rock, anagram of remote
- Antonym of singular
- Arm joints
- A boat made from a hollowed out tree trunk
- Troy ...., quarterback, played alongside Irvin, Smith
- Quark flavor, with symbol b, also known as beauty
- .... Best, greatest player from Northern Ireland
- Coveted crystal from Venice
- Color of the sun and daffodils
- Adds a circle at the intersection of a Latin cross
- She was awakened by a kiss; Sleeping ....
- Eugene ...., the last astronaut to walk on the Moon
- ....Haydn, German composer of London Symphonies
- Uproar, disturbance
- Former name of Tuvalu island in Polynesia
- Not the headquarters
- First name of South African leader Mandela
- It means "cake" in German
- Cottonwick has a black line under its .... fin
- Injury
- Predominant original language of the Old Testament
- Controversy in Bertolucci's Last Tango in Paris
- The Persistence of ...., Dali's "melted" work
- Nail it
- Deciding between two options
- .... of the Faith, title bestowed on Henry VIII
- Steady pursuit of someone, a crime like harassment
- Name of boat on TV Show Gilligan's Island
- Gushing with praise
- Light of the biggest star
- Royal ...., Leopards South African stadium
- Japanese naval commander of Pearl Harbor attack
- Light of the nearest star
- Process of sewing layers of fabric together
- Person who informs the news
- Akira ...., Japanese director of Rashomon
- Not done by chance or accident
- To .... and Beyond said Buzz Lightyear
- Storage compartment on a car's dashboard
- .... of Ávila, canonized in the 16th-century
- Term for the hammer, anvil and stirrup in the ear
- Soak veggies or meat in it to infuse flavor
- Any imaginary semicircle on the earth's surface
- Fela Kuti made this musical genre famous
- Another name for whooping cough
- Phil .... is an American pro golfer from San Diego
- Spy that Madonna sang Die Another Day for
- .... Mean Time, 0 hours, named after an observatory
- Long-distance communication through wires
- One of four Hogwarts houses
- All ...., holiday board basis with food and drinks
- Hogwarts house represented by a snake
- Strength and toughness
- Identical twins whose bodies connected in utero
- Human .... Virus, over 170 types are known
- Large vibration in mechanical or electrical system
- Kids are out of the house
- Largest of the world's crocodile species
- Leaders of Jewish rebel army in Judea
- The red one carries oxygen
- Son of Parsifal in Germanic legend
- Peach variety with smooth skin
- Avenida da ...., Lisbon's main thoroughfare
- Black and white 1973 US film, Ryan and Tatum O'neal
- Machine or person who gathers crops
- Immensely, supremely, exceedingly
- To copy edit
- Mostly ridden by children
- Those who follow the god Ganesha
- .... Keyes, Irish novelist who wrote Watermelon
- Law enforcement brigade
- German operatic composer of Die Walküre
- Action of revolving around an axis; vintage phone
- Wristy tracker for recording daily activities
- Flying projectile
- Not in working order; flawed
- .... Christi, Lonestar city, “Body of Christ”
- A hole in the tooth
- Production of quality prints with ink-jet printer
- A hole in a tooth caused by decay
- The .... Book, story about a boy raised by animals
- Ear part sometimes pierced
- Step-by-step instructions for cooking or baking
- Arabic noble title meaning strength
- Martial arts form where a black belt is the best
- Sea abuts Athens and Izmir named after King Aegeus
- Castrated male
- An edge or boundary of a surface, land
- The currency of the Nobel prize
- .... de Winter, French spy of The Three Musketeers
- .... Pacific, Hong Kong's largest airline
- Looking
- Family of insects that feeds on plants
- .... punch is thrown after a lapse by the opponent
- Capital of Flemish Brabant, Belgium, aka Louvain
- Notepad
- .... coffee, adorned with Irish whiskey and cream
- Bela ...., Hungarian composer of Mikrokosmos
- Roman god of wealth, father of Jupiter
- Wallowing in self-pity
- “Hasta ...., baby”, Terminator catchphrase
- 70's TV crime-action cop series “.... and Hutch”
- Where the Tower of London is located
- Lower course of a river where it reaches the sea
- Container holding the bones of the dead
- Nomads of the Middle Eastern deserts
- Payment for public transport on the road
- Digital currency designed by Satoshi Nakamoto
- Boris ...., first elected president of Russia
- TV, concert and software
- Canadian skater punk
- Wooden framework for growing climbers and roses up
- .... of the Caribbean, Jack Sparrow's fantasy
- Dab paint with a brush
- Inner parts
- Scapegoat, someone to take the rap
- British singer who had a hit single "American Boy"
- She who opened the box full of evils of the world
- Trading in goods
- Ron Weasley is most afraid of these
- Big cat MLB team from Detroit
- Ad song
- Someone who was once married to a husband
- Jasper ...., designer son of Sir Terence and Shirley
- Fear ...., Joe Rogan hosted extreme game show
- .... knife, ring like weapon found in Africa
- CV
- Printed work in installments
- Roman philosophical writer, orator and senator
- Antonio, who was Huggy Bear in Starsky and Hutch
- Thick but not fat
- Eine ....Nachtmusik, "little sweet serenade", Mozart
- Canton in central Switzerland with the Linth River
- Sinbad, .... of the Seven Seas
- Criss crossed pattern associated with Scotland
- Man with a ...., Braque's musical painting
- Eggs Benedict with salmon instead of ham
- Floating fishing device
- A series of things linked together
- Insect that sucks blood and can transmit malaria
- Antonym of northern
- One of two teams vying to be the ultimate winner
- Holding a baby tenderly
- Surviving host of American Idol's first season
- Antigorite, green stone used by the Maori
- .... Cricket Association Stadium Jamtha
- In Hindu philosophy, the renunciation stage
- French director of L'Atalante who died at 29
- Abandoned or deserted place
- "Once in a ....", an extremely rarely lunar event
- Simone de ...., French existentialist writer
- Joseph Marie .., inventor of the programmable loom
- It can be done
- Horse whose ancestry is clearly documented
- A big maritime potence of the 16th century
- Wooden fence preserver
- Quayside structures for securing boats
- Dermabrasion is a .... procedure on the skin
- Opposing current below the surface
- Artwork rescued by Sherlock in Final Problem on tv
- Powerful light attached to the front of a vehicle
- UN General ....
- The evening star was called this in ancient times
- Pottery coated and decorated with liquid clay
- Don't Rain on ...., popular song from Funny Girl
- This cartoon ursus may not know downward dog
- Three children born to the same mother on the same day
- World's most popular language from China
- Albumen
- An Ankh is an ancient .... good luck charm
- Counterfeit copies of coins, paintings etc
- Actions that do not respect your privacy
- Dandruff Shampoo, Head and ....
- A soldier armed with grenades
- Did not hold the same view, diverged in opinion
- Young male student
- "Moorish" cocktail popular in southern France
- Sao ...., large Brazilian river, "Velho Chico"
- Formal name for veterinary surgery
- 1922 iconic German horror film
- Schedule
- Great Indian cricket player, Sachin ....
- .... Baird, Scottish inventor of the television
- Planting pot for ledges and sills
- Charlie Higson wrote about this juvenile spy
- King Arthur's legendary sword
- A bomb is an .... device
- Antique paper for documents
- British novelist, creator of Gremlins
- A .... measures hardness of minerals
- The line that all athletes want to cross first
- Oldest U.S. fashion magazine, Harper's ....
- To ship goods to a different country
- Palm .... were waved as Jesus entered Jerusalem
- Aesop's .... are tales that teach lessons
- Marie-...., 1st foreign language Oscar winner
- Christine ...., French feminist and sociologist
- Beer plus soda popular in Western Europe
- Edith ...., drafted US Social Security Act of 1935
- Shiny
- .... Biloba, plant enhances cognitive function
- Boating powered by oars
- Popular racket sport, first called sphairistike
- World .... Day on 7 April promotes global well-being
- Most pleasant, politest person
- .... Real, third-largest Spanish province
- Japan's largest island, home to Tokyo and Osaka
- Makes mistakes in one's lines in a play
- John Cleveland ...., fuel and iron robber baron
- Roquefort, Gorgonzola, Port Salut, Neufchâtel
- Sleeveless shirt or dress tied at the neck
- Discover existence of something
- 80's hair metal band, .... Crue
- Dish with a melted cheese crust
- Art style featuring geometric shapes
- Rushed, hurried busily
- Sheryl Crow song, The First Cut is the ....
- Tricks, gets the better of
- Wooden conical bore from Switzerland
- 70's US probes that visited Jupiter and Saturn
- Judy ...., Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz
- Patron saint of Ireland
- Region of Europe in East Germany and SW Poland
- French pilot, the first to cross the Channel
- Taking small mouthfuls of drink
- Stretchy fabric invented by Brit Thomas Hancock
- Wine is stored there
- Perished species
- Old slang term for detective
- A lesser deity
- System of government by an oppressive ruler
- Tropical fruits with a large flat stone inside
- Diver's prize
- Colorful talking birds, now endangered
- Type of candle lit in a vigil
- Seinfeld neighbor, nemesis
- Stefan ...., Swedish serve-and-volley tennis player
- Emma Thompson's ‘nanny' with magical powers
- Female water sprites unfriendly to people
- .... Brody, The Pianist actor
- Equestrian slalom course with paired ponies
- Where two walls meet
- The capital of Zimbabwe
- Quit your position
- People who have been officially canonized
- Fish eggs
- Smutty, vulgar
- Soft mineral used in plaster
- Japanese car brand also known for its motorbikes
- Bluegrass, circular stringed instruments
- Clump breaker, sieve
- Part of the body between neck and diaphragm
- Half of a .... Sun, novel by Nigerian author Adichie
- On, but not moving
- Popular, multi-use folding knives, Boy Scout tool
- Burns from boiling liquid
- Chilean capital
- To be alarmed or scared (past tense)
- Mackintosh by another name
- Oscar-winning director of the musical Cabaret
- Table of elements
- A stew made from whatever is within reach
- Deep purple-reddish color
- The ...., US film with Dustin Hoffman
- .... velocity, final constant speed of falling body
- John ...., Saturday Night Fever star
- In marketing, a target area larger than local
- The capital of Liberia
- Unlawful
- Author of "The Little Mermaid": Hans Christian ....
- Decade following the 80's
- StarCraft: The Board Game was shown in 2007 at ....
- Russian granny
- Backless couch with high curved headrest
- Someone who finished school and received a diploma
- Person or thing radiates warmth, cheer, happiness
- You'll need this with your password to log in
- Parasite that can live in the digestive tract
- Blue-skinned alien animation with Roxie Ritchie
- John .... played Danny Zuko in Grease
- UK currency
- Someone nominated for election
- Eagles' song about bad things of the past
- Book containing alphabetical list of entries
- Dust-tube tornado that funnels over ground
- Walking with no set route
- Sticks out like an aching digit
- Atlantic weather system
- Old name for Santa Claus in England, Father ....
- Cult 80s French film starring Béatrice Dalle
- When the pass is considered complete in football
- Oskar ...., child-sized narrator of The Tin Drum
- Medieval German double-reeded wind instrument
- Not funny
- Laboratory receptacle
- .... bar, cocoa in a delicious and portable form
- Wooden sailing boats used by the Vikings
- Fear of anything new
- Chaotic, in total disorder
- The study of the meaning in language
- Gelatinous sea creature; it might sting
- Related to the skin
- Term for the study of the origins of the universe
- Mist-powered water vessel created by John Fitch
- Sub-unit of former Italian currency lira
- To give in
- With Scribes in the New Testament, opposed Jesus
- Soaked through, drenched
- Heavenly yolkless baked sponge
- Died of a heart attack while filming Wagons East!
- Tropical breeze that blows towards the Equator
- Gardening expert collects rare specimens
- A den made up in the leaves and branches
- Shia militant group based in Lebanon
- Aubrey ...., Victorian painter
- Official cost of an item
- Long-running comic strip of romantic wisdom
- Teddy ...., animatronic, talking bear kid's toy
- Professionals who check instrumental pitch
- .... Back to Life, returning with Pink Floyd
- Holy place of worship, e.g. Angkor Wat
- Madame ...., French Revolutionary executed in 1793
- Former argentinian football player, Mario ....
- .... Santa, Holy Week celebrations in Spain
- Per ...., for each person or individual
- Cleaning devices on a vehicle windscreen
- Line from center to circumference of circle
- Sunken, concave, indented, recessed
- Country where actress Salma Hayek was born
- Bones of the ankle joint, connected to the tibia
- Fruit that makes a split
- Petit ...., French kids wear, means "small boat"
- Dog's necklace
- Skin infection caused by virus
- .... gland, gin and orange for simians
- Witches' rides
- A picnic basket
- The largest and best-known cuttlefish
- Haitian religion complete with magic and priests
- Transition metal, used in electric guitar strings
- She is often referred to as the Queen of Pop
- Extremely stupid, foolish
- Bunch of flowers
- Roman goddess of wisdom
- Felt weak suddenly, lost consciousness
- Captain of the White Tower (The Lord of the Rings)
- Beguiling, dodgy, cunning, guileful,
- Chest of drawers
- Russian novelist who came from the aristocracy
- Influences someone
- Seed carrier from a tree
- The art or sport of fighting with swords
- Japanese close combat against armed person
- Italian opera composer of the Barber of Seville
- Train of a flamenco dress
- The Cowboy State
- Cool fashionable type of food
- To lean back
- Ugandan, styled himself the Last King of Scotland
- Applying middle pedal in a car to slow speed
- .... bannerfish are white, black, and yellow
- The least sullied
- “Jack of all trades, .... of none”
- Wide spade
- Wishing for something to happen
- Archimedes' famous exclamation
- Made for fertilizers, potassium salts
- Opposite of malignant
- Cat with no hair, sounds Egyptian
- A person's account of life events
- Administrators
- Tower of ...., English royalty; notorious prison
- .... and Clyde
- Country where Calgary International Airport is
- .... Gandolfo, former summer residence of the pope
- It means "Mountain range" in Spanish
- Marionette
- Jules Rimet ...., awarded to World Cup winners
- Largest Christian church in Egypt
- Actresses Vanessa and Lynn....
- Apache chief born in 1829
- Of a loaf, with a crunchier shell
- A spice used largely for desserts worldwide
- She sings “What a Girl Wants”: Christina ....
- Created something new
- Settlers who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620
- World's largest impact event in Russia in 1908
- Feldspar variety with optical effect
- Purple vegetable
- ....of Love, opera singer moves to Milan
- British Overseas Territory, capital Adamstown
- Meditating
- The clapping of a theater audience
- When a female is with child
- High natural elevation on Earth
- Air force, navy, army
- Tablets that can be taken without water
- First computer, invented by Tommy Flowers
- Considered one of the smartest scientists
- Mrs and Mrs Clark ...., Hockney kitty art
- "A/The fly in the ...."
- Country where the baht is the official currency
- Purple vegetable (name used in US)
- The process of arriving
- Creator of the Garfield comic strip
- Contemplating, considering
- Restriction due to youth or maturity
- Baby flying, water floating, big billed bird
- The D in GDP
- Woodwind instrument with a single reed mouthpiece
- The clapping of an audience
- Relating to mathematical equations with brackets
- Locomotive expert
- Of the highest social standing
- Usual full forename of someone called Bess/Betty
- WWE wrestler Steve Austin ring name
- Planting and harvesting social media game
- Commissioned the Great Pyramid of Giza
- The scientific study of cell nuclei
- Catherine Deneuve film: "The .... of Cherbourg"
- Spacy Russian traveler
- Hunters
- North German state, Mecklenburg-Western ....
- Swiss inventor of Velcro, George ....
- German Air Force in WWII
- Medal-winning US sprinter and long jumper
- Arabic language, news television network
- 180-degree view
- Two vowels combined as one syllable
- Small isolated fortress built by ancient Romans
- Less cold blizzard
- Book issuer
- When sugar has turned to alcohol
- Laurence who played Ray Langston on CSI
- Spacy Russian voyager
- Gathering spot for hot beverage drinkers
- Except that; except on the condition that
- To save online information in additional storage
- Thuds, punches
- Waiter
- Harshly criticize, berate
- Late golf great, Arnold ....
- Face paint
- Tenzin ...., the 14th Dalai Lama
- Peril, danger, hazard, threat, imminence
- Only U.S. state located in Oceania
- A very small vein
- Saturn moon, travels in a reverse direction
- Tropical viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes
- Zeppelins for advertising
- Greek god of voyagers and merchants
- What Burger King is called in Australia, .... Jacks
- Female face paint
- Fiery Spanish opera by Bizet
- Antonym of junior
- To promote, encourage
- Floating frozen mass on the ocean surface
- Sardonic comedian of Groundhog Day
- Reactive metal associated with the color blue
- Strait separates Iran from Arabian peninsula
- Large ocean wave created by underwater quake
- Kidnaps
- Vegetable common in many salads
- Islamic trumpeter, announces the end of the world
- Leafy green vegetable, common in many salads
- An error or a fault, can be deliberate
- Reproduction by single organism, no fusion needed
- The remedy may be worse than this
- The ...., band created for a TV show in the 1960s
- Official currency of Mozambique
- In opposition to
- Areas of the Earth around the Equator
- Moving furtively or inconspicuously
- A young or baby goose
- Enduring, not changing, steadfast
- Have all your ducks ...., be very organised
- Costume designer for “Gigi”: Cecil ....
- Full-body push-up, from standing to plank
- You sustain one when you hurt yourself
- .... chloride, used in sewage treatment
- Medicinal plant similar to mint
- It's so vast that you cannot see the trees
- "High" part of a city
- Moses snappers have large spot below .... fin
- A syringe's best friend
- Area that contains your vocal cords
- A large, tusked Arctic mammal
- Oil rich country of first Gulf War
- 60,000 milliseconds
- Old occupation of stretching cloth over a machine
- The Magus who brought gold
- Before another, prior, earlier
- The name of Captain Ahab's whaler
- Willie ...., country singer of City of New Orleans
- Captured by enemy, .... of War aka POW
- Finger joints used in boxing
- .... aspects align planetary energies in astrology
- Island country in the Indian Ocean, capital Male
- To take possession of money fraudulently
- Guess at a price
- Term for two-wheeled, off-road, mucky vehicle
- Falling as freezing rain
- Bookworm's injury
- Ridged, tubed pasta
- Distinguished by wealth and good taste
- Giant, radioactive reptile, star of many movies
- Metalloid used with alloys to create batteries
- DIY shops sell this
- Hungary's leader during the USSR invasion of 1956
- Bleach booster
- Change a liquid to a mist
- 2017 Academy Award winner for Best Picture
- Where to buy musical or play tickets
- “Going the ....” (imperial measure for added input)
- Corn and lima beans dish
- French winner of 1947 Nobel Literature prize
- The ...., British short film, won 87th Academy Award
- Poorly constructed; crude
- Mythic character; her prophecies are not believed
- Wooden walkway over marshes
- To ignore or fail to take into account
- With Tigris created Mesopotamia
- The Epsom Derby is one
- Shoots the action
- Represented by red semicircles on a weather map
- Jerry Herman, US composer of La Cage ....
- Surreal show focused on who killed Laura Palmer
- These don't ever make one right
- A careless comment
- Russian oblast and city on the Volga River
- I think, therefore I am
- Cuisine that melds different styles together
- Clark Gable Gone with Wind character, Rhett ....
- Title character in Stephen King's first novel
- Shoes with solid sole extensions, no instep gap
- Colorado soccer team named after river current
- Wriggled one's way out of or into a situation
- Cream of ...., by product of winemaking, ingredient
- The War of the ...., novel by UK writer HG Wells
- Anatomy .... of Dr Nicholaes Tulp, by Rembrandt
- Frodo
- John ...., long-serving Aussie PM
- Told tales on someone
- Wavy, frizzy
- Organ to be first successfully transplanted
- Fake ducks on a pond
- Different from
- A pipe attached to a house for draining water
- Having two spouses at the same time
- Mountaineer Heinrich who spent seven years in Tibet
- Pope and poisons in Italian Renaissance family
- Vivid pinkish red color resembling cherries
- .... Horse, event requires strong forearms
- English breed of short, muscular dog
- To scrape, scuff
- Sultan who captured Jerusalem after the 2nd crusade
- A well-known Beatles' song
- Photo taken by the law
- Psychic cookies
- Cargo transported for money on land, air, sea
- Collection of rural houses and amenities
- Place where products are made
- Monotonous talking
- Homo ...., scientific name for humans
- Person who writes online articles and comments
- To adorn
- Dutiful follower of a leader, especially religious
- Old English epic poem with the monster Grendel
- Insubstantial lingerie