Crosswordsonline - Questions

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Told in order to elicit an opinion	34
They may be broken in the military	34
This has a "grate" sound	34
They're soaked up at the beach	34
Triple Crown category, in baseball	34
The three on a bases-loaded triple	34
The Cloister and the Hearth author	34
This McEntire was also in a sitcom	34
The third man in the ring, briefly	34
Tend to again, as an injured joint	34
Try to control, as a runaway horse	34
Trust, with ''on''	34
Two bucks, on Mediterranean Avenue	34
They precede mis, on a music scale	34
Two of the three gifts of the Magi	34
The "R" in AARP, briefly	34
TV oldie, "Mayberry ___"	34
Tidbit often served barbecue-style	34
TV's "The Young ___"	34
Terza ___ (Dante's verse form)	34
The Beatles' lovely meter maid	34
Tobacco co. based in Winston-Salem	34
Transmitter of genetic information	34
They all lead to Rome, in a saying	34
They're filled before shooting	34
Triangle, in a child's drawing	34
Team prankster's target, often	34
Toto's 1982 Record of the Year	34
Tanner of '70s-'80s tennis	34
Tachometer stat, to the uneducated	34
They may be incl. with invitations	34
They may be human or civil (Abbr.)	34
The Indian mint coined money on __	34
Title girl in a Joanna Newsom song	34
They may be found behind paintings	34
Tales you can also read backwards?	34
Title of respect in colonial India	34
Topic at an owners/players meeting	34
Thirst-inducing, like potato chips	34
TV's "My Sister ___"	34
The U.S.A.'s "uncle"	34
Third-generation Japanese-American	34
The "Sassy" Miss Vaughan	34
Talk that might get one in trouble	34
Took the weight off one's feet	34
Their scores may be on transcripts	34
The Hives "Diabolic ___"	34
Terminated early, as a spaceflight	34
They can be heard in New York City	34
Turkish city founded by the Romans	34
The "Spectator" essayist	34
The Emerald City, in the Oz books?	34
They can't survive in a vacuum	34
Title word on many books of fables	34
Torpid state during the hot season	34
Toddlers' parents celebrate it	34
Two-front, as a Coast Guard rescue	34
Tap ___ (get the frat party going)	34
They include amaretto and sloe gin	34
Their flag features the Big Dipper	34
THEY SPIED AN ___ GUARDING A GROUP	34
Those created equal, per Jefferson	34
Tet-el-___, Ikhnaton's capital	34
They affect one's constitution	34
Treating nonhuman beings as humans	34
Treatment for bacterial infections	34
This means "before food"	34
Three words after "neat"	34
Two-time N.L. batting champ Richie	34
The Judds' Kentucky birthplace	34
Town where Roman farces originated	34
They're often swiped at stores	34
They're obtained from branches	34
They help folks get their balance?	34
Tennis great's published twin?	34
Those who aren't super dupers?	34
Tosses some chips in the pot, say?	34
Transportation for the Dynamic Duo	34
They're blown up and thrown up	34
Transport to the U.S.S. Enterprise	34
Tony-winner in "Chicago"	34
They sometimes follow liquor shots	34
They're usually aimed at heads	34
Throwing someone a life preserver?	34
Take part in a Halloween tradition	34
Takes five strokes on a par-4 hole	34
The Bronxâ€”and Brooklyn, too	34
Tournament organizer's concern	34
The queen's grub in the parlor	34
They may pass cash under the table	34
Tight friendship between two dudes	34
Tuneup for a Halloween conveyance?	34
The construct-ive criticism begins	34
They're used to make the grade	34
Those who respond to pickup lines?	34
They're exercised when cycling	34
Trying to win a radio contest, say	34
Turning green in the backseat, say	34
They have a plate in front of them	34
The brainiest explorer in history?	34