Englishman's foe: 1899-1902 | 31 |
___ War (Churchill's first) | 31 |
They fought the British in 1900 | 31 |
South Africans of Dutch descent | 31 |
"Keep your distance!" | 31 |
Encumber, with "down" | 31 |
"Maltese Falcon" star | 31 |
Five-time A.L. batting champion | 31 |
Leader of the original Rat Pack | 31 |
Blip on a radar screen, perhaps | 31 |
Affectionate Hollywood nickname | 31 |
Nobel physicist in 1922 or 1975 | 31 |
Father-and-son Nobel physicists | 31 |
Bring to 212 degrees Fahrenheit | 31 |
County whose seat is Idaho City | 31 |
Florida's ___ Singing Tower | 31 |
New Mexico's state neckwear | 31 |
Arizona's official neckwear | 31 |
Ben Lee song that hightails it? | 31 |
Completely unexpected happening | 31 |
__ Dea: Roman fertility goddess | 31 |
Material for quality stationery | 31 |
McGwire topper, in record books | 31 |
Study hard, with "up" | 31 |
Have sex with, in puerile slang | 31 |
Like many Edwardian era collars | 31 |
She plays Denise Huxtable on TV | 31 |
It's not played with sticks | 31 |
Strike on the head, in cartoons | 31 |
Cruise down the Rhine, perhaps? | 31 |
Pro ____ (like some legal work) | 31 |
Employee of the Month incentive | 31 |
Word that leads to some starts? | 31 |
Reaction dreaded by a performer | 31 |
Interjection heard on Halloween | 31 |
Greet the villain appropriately | 31 |
"Monsters, Inc." girl | 31 |
Bad thing to have thrown at you | 31 |
"Hawaii Five-O" order | 31 |
Repeated shout at the Yale Bowl | 31 |
Wasted effort with a pet in it? | 31 |
Legendary American frontiersman | 31 |
"In a Metal Mood" Pat | 31 |
First product sold by L.L. Bean | 31 |
Grandma's knitted handiwork | 31 |
William ___, Fielding character | 31 |
Where gunfighters rest in peace | 31 |
Charlie Parker's jazz style | 31 |
When repeated, an idyllic place | 31 |
Australian aborigines' rite | 31 |
Idaho senator from 1907 to 1940 | 31 |
Crystals used in soap and glass | 31 |
Canadian / United States divide | 31 |
Anesthetizes an entire audience | 31 |
The Great Dane of entertainment | 31 |
Scheming, inept duo of 1960s TV | 31 |
Ill-fated Supreme Court nominee | 31 |
Like brand-new municipal bonds? | 31 |
Manhattan or Queens, informally | 31 |
Bklyn. or Manhattan, informally | 31 |
Element important in nucleonics | 31 |
What daredevils seem to live on | 31 |
Dangerous thing to be living on | 31 |
Wake sleeping dogs, so to speak | 31 |
"Hub" city, for short | 31 |
Big name in high-end headphones | 31 |
Brit's "Baloney!" | 31 |
"Nonsense!" to a Brit | 31 |
Region that borders Herzegovina | 31 |
Onetime part of Austria-Hungary | 31 |
Photons' family, in physics | 31 |
Start of a Brazilian dance name | 31 |
Mechanical combatant, for short | 31 |
Common result of a lane closing | 31 |
The final analysis, in business | 31 |
Recurring Matt Damon title role | 31 |
You may take one after the show | 31 |
Wrap artist's embellishment | 31 |
"Space Oddity" singer | 31 |
Knife named for an Alamo figure | 31 |
"Rebel, Rebel" rocker | 31 |
"Golden Years" singer | 31 |
Astonish, with "over" | 31 |
Piano piece played in an alley? | 31 |
Word with seat, lunch or spring | 31 |
Alternate title for this puzzle | 31 |
Toy of paper, sticks and string | 31 |
Old-fashioned proof of purchase | 31 |
Hopalong Cassidy portrayer Bill | 31 |
Hopalong Cassidy player William | 31 |
Harrelson on "Cheers" | 31 |
1949 Peace Nobelist John -- Orr | 31 |
They're represented by blue | 31 |
"The _____ of Summer" | 31 |
Victoria's Secret selection | 31 |
Victoria's Secret supporter | 31 |
Thing unhooked during a hookup? | 31 |
Neckwear worn after an accident | 31 |
Sources of teen angst, dentally | 31 |
Pitt who played Benjamin Button | 31 |