German gentleperson's word | 30 |
"Please," in Potsdam | 30 |
"That's show __" | 30 |
.com alternative for companies | 30 |
Composer of "Carmen" | 30 |
______dale (Saskatchewan town) | 30 |
Tennis rival of Jimmy and John | 30 |
Dope 80's shoes, for short | 30 |
Expanse also called the Euxine | 30 |
German dessert, American-style | 30 |
Chief Sitting Bull's horse | 30 |
It's a great deal in Vegas | 30 |
Malaise (with "the") | 30 |
'The -- Witch Project' | 30 |
Continental philosopher Pascal | 30 |
"Tyger! Tyger!" poet | 30 |
English poet: 1757–1827 | 30 |
Amanda of "Gunsmoke" | 30 |
"In Cold Blood" star | 30 |
Mont ___ (highest of the Alps) | 30 |
Mel who voiced Foghorn Leghorn | 30 |
Like much French writing paper | 30 |
Like traditional hospital fare | 30 |
Hugo's "Ruy ___" | 30 |
Played really loud, as a radio | 30 |
Skyscraper, for example: abbr. | 30 |
"___ House": Dickens | 30 |
Make dim, as overstrained eyes | 30 |
Remove air, as from a radiator | 30 |
Use a common kitchen appliance | 30 |
It's not 100% this or that | 30 |
Have no perceptible separation | 30 |
"___ this house ..." | 30 |
"Well, I'll be!" | 30 |
Shocked Brit's exclamation | 30 |
"Jeepers!" in Jersey | 30 |
"Holy cow!" overseas | 30 |
Sources of some stadium images | 30 |
Duck hunter's hiding place | 30 |
Notoriously risky social event | 30 |
They may be served with caviar | 30 |
Lose in a confrontation, maybe | 30 |
It might be on one's radar | 30 |
Not-as-famous celebrity status | 30 |
Word with Eastern or Communist | 30 |
"Old" chip producer? | 30 |
Navy's anti-Army strategy? | 30 |
Postings on one's Web site | 30 |
Word after dirty or strawberry | 30 |
Marilyn Monroe, e.g., hairwise | 30 |
Word before brother or thirsty | 30 |
Blue ____ ( high society type) | 30 |
"South Pacific" role | 30 |
Ball hit just over the infield | 30 |
Remove with absorbent material | 30 |
It may be worn under a sweater | 30 |
Subside, with "over" | 30 |
Given away, as one's cover | 30 |
Sandwich known by its initials | 30 |
Sandwich shop staple, in brief | 30 |
Lunch with a crunch, for short | 30 |
It's often a double-decker | 30 |
Club sandwich cousins, briefly | 30 |
Not suitable for all audiences | 30 |
Relatively long period of time | 30 |
Time to recognize achievements | 30 |
Like an épée's point | 30 |
Visual image, to an astigmatic | 30 |
Sports photographer's bane | 30 |
Advertisement on a book jacket | 30 |
Smooshes together, as an image | 30 |
Let slip, with "out" | 30 |
React to a compliment, perhaps | 30 |
Influential collegian, briefly | 30 |
Ivied halls swaggerer, briefly | 30 |
Cyclists' sport, for short | 30 |
"Sons of," in Hebrew | 30 |
Beginning of some temple names | 30 |
Hebrew for "sons of" | 30 |
Part of a flapper's outfit | 30 |
Long thing covered in feathers | 30 |
Cabaret singer's accessory | 30 |
Word after cutting and running | 30 |
They don't chew their food | 30 |
Weave's partner, in boxing | 30 |
Newhart of "Newhart" | 30 |
TV game show host for 35 years | 30 |
Longtime Miss USA pageant host | 30 |
Baseball promotional giveaways | 30 |
Pilot-and-brakeman partnership | 30 |
Lawn sport that requires balls | 30 |
Hunk's or babe's asset | 30 |
Where to find abs, delts, etc. | 30 |
South African of Dutch descent | 30 |
S. African of Huguenot descent | 30 |
S. African of Dutch extraction | 30 |
Dutch colonist in South Africa | 30 |
Treaty of Bereeniging conflict | 30 |
Impede (with "down") | 30 |
"The Big Sleep" star | 30 |