Source of hits for Bob Marley? | 30 |
Word with gender or generation | 30 |
Word with generation or gender | 30 |
"Ruggles of Red ___" | 30 |
Vendition of lares and penates | 30 |
"Anna Christie" star | 30 |
"Camille" star, 1937 | 30 |
___-manger (food storage room) | 30 |
Soprano Mary: 1877–1967 | 30 |
Workplaces for plant managers? | 30 |
Hero/giant created by Rabelais | 30 |
Grotesque architectural figure | 30 |
It'll keep you in stitches | 30 |
With some trimmings, on a menu | 30 |
Robin Williams role of '82 | 30 |
1982 Robin Williams title role | 30 |
"After Hours" costar | 30 |
"Wobegon Boy" author | 30 |
Mustangs go nowhere without it | 30 |
It's dispensed from a hose | 30 |
What people in some pools save | 30 |
Subject of a '70s shortage | 30 |
Beetles go nowhere without it? | 30 |
It's removed for a fill-up | 30 |
Cut needing stitches, probably | 30 |
Uneconomical vehicle, slangily | 30 |
Like streets in Dickens novels | 30 |
Illuminated, as streets of old | 30 |
Illuminated like 1890s streets | 30 |
It can put plenty in your tank | 30 |
Recover from a sprint, perhaps | 30 |
("I'm shocked!") | 30 |
Neon and argon, for two (Var.) | 30 |
Needing a pat on the back, say | 30 |
Prepare for a long trip, maybe | 30 |
Pistol, in old gangster movies | 30 |
Victorious general at Saratoga | 30 |
___ del Sol, 1982 Derby winner | 30 |
Tim Tebow, in college football | 30 |
Southeastern Conference player | 30 |
Gainesville college footballer | 30 |
University of Florida students | 30 |
It's pounded for attention | 30 |
It may punctuate a court order | 30 |
Enola Tibbets' middle name | 30 |
Like some modern-day marriages | 30 |
"The Prince of Soul" | 30 |
__ King, close friend of Oprah | 30 |
"Pygmalion" monogram | 30 |
Indicator of high-level staff? | 30 |
Polish city also called Danzig | 30 |
Skis and rifle, to a biathlete | 30 |
It may be low or high in a car | 30 |
Get ready, with "up" | 30 |
Got ready, with "up" | 30 |
They're sometimes stripped | 30 |
British-accented spokescritter | 30 |
Alternative for a H.S. dropout | 30 |
H.S. dropout's alternative | 30 |
High sch. dropout's option | 30 |
H.S. dropout's goal, maybe | 30 |
Dropout's pursuit, briefly | 30 |
Norman Bel ___, stage designer | 30 |
Many YMCAs offer prep for them | 30 |
H.S. dropouts' redemptions | 30 |
"I'm impressed!" | 30 |
Exclamation for Beaver Cleaver | 30 |
"Color me surprised" | 30 |
One thousand dollars, in slang | 30 |
Enlightened one's response | 30 |
"No shit, Sherlock!" | 30 |
''Turn right'' | 30 |
Made a right turn on horseback | 30 |
Davis of 'Beetlejuice' | 30 |
Will who played Grandpa Walton | 30 |
Grandpa Walton's portrayer | 30 |
Thousand-dollar sums, slangily | 30 |
Joshua James song about birds? | 30 |
A maiko may someday become one | 30 |
Oriental entertainer/companion | 30 |
"Wall Street" Gordon | 30 |
Lighting director's choice | 30 |
Italian for "frozen" | 30 |
Some toothpastes or deodorants | 30 |
Hairdresser's preparations | 30 |
Rowlands of "Gloria" | 30 |
Rowlands who played Betty Ford | 30 |
One of three in a German class | 30 |
There's one for curly hair | 30 |
Provider of coded instructions | 30 |
Part of one's inheritance? | 30 |
Invisible gift from Mom or Dad | 30 |
Biological family subdivisions | 30 |
Association of military brass? | 30 |
United Nations budget overseer | 30 |
Brand name's cheaper rival | 30 |
He wrote "The Maids" | 30 |
League of Nations headquarters | 30 |
"Aladdin" apparition | 30 |
One who makes dreams come true | 30 |