Best-selling computer game | 26 |
Popular computer adventure | 26 |
Its first sequel was Riven | 26 |
Computer game title island | 26 |
They're often exploded | 26 |
Anti-racism gp. since 1909 | 26 |
U.S. civil rights promoter | 26 |
Kweisi Mfume was its pres. | 26 |
Get ahold of, as a suspect | 26 |
Local movie, Variety style | 26 |
Part of the city, slangily | 26 |
Person of great importance | 26 |
Man of wealth or influence | 26 |
Jar Jar Binks's planet | 26 |
Catches in a dragnet, e.g. | 26 |
Jack Black film of '06 | 26 |
After-dark time in Germany | 26 |
Curing stuff, symbolically | 26 |
Substance for making beads | 26 |
Iridescent button material | 26 |
Pearly linings in mollusks | 26 |
Zilch, south of the border | 26 |
It's nothing in Mexico | 26 |
It's nothing to Miguel | 26 |
It means nothing to Carlos | 26 |
It means nothing in Mexico | 26 |
Spanish tennis star Rafael | 26 |
1996 Green Party candidate | 26 |
2000 presidential also-ran | 26 |
Musician-teacher Boulanger | 26 |
Gymnastics legend Comaneci | 26 |
Culmination's opposite | 26 |
Scot's "not" | 26 |
"Sorry, laddie!" | 26 |
Negative, north of England | 26 |
Scot's "nix" | 26 |
Highlander's rejection | 26 |
Captain Kidd's refusal | 26 |
"Uh-uh, lassie!" | 26 |
"Sorry, lassie!" | 26 |
"Dream on, Ian!" | 26 |
"As if, laddie!" | 26 |
Intl. agreement since 1993 | 26 |
First-term Clinton victory | 26 |
Constantly find fault with | 26 |
Noritake headquarters city | 26 |
Long shot at the racetrack | 26 |
Unlikely odds-on favorites | 26 |
Okinawa's largest city | 26 |
Language of central Mexico | 26 |
British poet laureate Tate | 26 |
Bible book before Habakkuk | 26 |
Neptune's closest moon | 26 |
One who's easily duped | 26 |
Kingdom loser in a refrain | 26 |
It's at your fingertip | 26 |
Carpenter's power tool | 26 |
Power tool for a carpenter | 26 |
They're always on hand | 26 |
Secretaries may file these | 26 |
Manicurist's expertise | 26 |
Bar with a hardware motif? | 26 |
Kenyatta University locale | 26 |
Hardly ready for the world | 26 |
Word before ravioli or eye | 26 |
In one's natural state | 26 |
'60s war zone, briefly | 26 |
60's war zone, briefly | 26 |
'60s-'70s war zone | 26 |
'60s-'70s hot spot | 26 |
Where many war vets fought | 26 |
Video artist ___ June Paik | 26 |
Punching-in time, for many | 26 |
'Platoon' war zone | 26 |
'60s war site briefly | 26 |
Some entertainers have one | 26 |
Receptionist's request | 26 |
Huey, Louie or Dewey, e.g. | 26 |
"___ That Tune!" | 26 |
Did a new parent's job | 26 |
"Like what, say" | 26 |
Cooperative witness, maybe | 26 |
Contents of an onomasticon | 26 |
Onomasticon's contents | 26 |
When repeated, is specific | 26 |
May and June, but not July | 26 |
Conventioneer's pin-on | 26 |
Part of many a welcome kit | 26 |
Help in getting acquainted | 26 |
Former German protectorate | 26 |
Palindromic fictional twin | 26 |
Bread served with vindaloo | 26 |
Actress Fabray, to friends | 26 |
Scottish novelist Shepherd | 26 |
Relative of Able and Baker | 26 |
New York socialite Kempner | 26 |
It may be served with ghee | 26 |
Children's author Agle | 26 |
Broadway lyricist Knighton | 26 |
Bread baked in a clay oven | 26 |