Straight Faced song you leave off the mix tape? | 47 |
Philips Arena replaced it, with "the" | 47 |
___ vincit amor ("Love conquers all") | 47 |
Words with "roll" or "whim" | 47 |
Words with "dare" or "tear" | 47 |
Bob Dylan's "___ Night Like This" | 47 |
"Puppet ___ String" (1965 Elvis song) | 47 |
"I'm only gonna say this ___ ..." | 47 |
"___ Bitten" (1985 Jim Carrey comedy) | 47 |
First two words of "Waltzing Matilda" | 47 |
''___ Loved'' (Vic Damone tune) | 47 |
"The loneliest number," in a 1969 hit | 47 |
Number before "ignition ... liftoff!" | 47 |
Impossible point total in American pro football | 47 |
First word of "Rock Around the Clock" | 47 |
"___ Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" | 47 |
" . . . ___ nation, under God . . . " | 47 |
"Hot cross buns, _____ penny, two..." | 47 |
''Paper Moon'' actor or actress | 47 |
MacGraw's co-star in "Love Story" | 47 |
Where "Thy will be done," in a prayer | 47 |
"Currently serving" military category | 47 |
Time it takes to develop a set of photos, maybe | 47 |
"Dedicated to the __ Love": 1960s hit | 47 |
"The _____ Love'' (Al Jolson tune) | 47 |
"The ___ Love . . . ": Jones-Kahn hit | 47 |
Psychedelic Brooklyn band on Jagjaguwar records | 47 |
Barbara of "All This, and Heaven Too" | 47 |
"Mourning Becomes Electra" playwright | 47 |
"Strange Interlude" playwright Eugene | 47 |
"The Iceman Cometh" playwright Eugene | 47 |
Student who is taking Civil Procedure, probably | 47 |
"The ___ lama, he's a priest ..." | 47 |
What Kenny G held for 45 minutes and 47 seconds | 47 |
"___'Clock Jump" (1930's hit) | 47 |
Awful "Dancing With the Stars" scores | 47 |
Item of clothing that might have a matching hat | 47 |
Springsteen "Whoa-oh-oh, I'm ___" | 47 |
"I'm ___!" ("Will do!") | 47 |
Harry Golden's "_____ in America" | 47 |
Def Leppard hit "Pour Some Sugar ___" | 47 |
"It's ___" (treater's phrase) | 47 |
"Walking on Thin Ice" songwriter Yoko | 47 |
Sponsor of Central Park's Strawberry Fields | 47 |
Controversial name in avant-garde music and art | 47 |
Composer who left Japan for New York after WWII | 47 |
A dedicator of New York's Strawberry Fields | 47 |
"Sail ___ Ship of State!": Longfellow | 47 |
"A linen stock ___ leg . . . ": Shak. | 47 |
Word with "glom" or "catch" | 47 |
Word with "latch" or "hold" | 47 |
"Get ___" (1967 hit for the Esquires) | 47 |
'Movin' --' (old sitcom theme song) | 47 |
Ending for "ball" or "bass" | 47 |
Young wife (age 18) of Charlie Chaplin (age 54) | 47 |
O'Neill whom J. D. Salinger wanted to marry | 47 |
Chaplin granddaughter named for her grandmother | 47 |
"Allez ___" (1934 Buster Keaton film) | 47 |
Moves very much unlike Jagger, more like sludge | 47 |
Genre characterized by its illusion of movement | 47 |
"Set ___ the doors, O soul!": Whitman | 47 |
Its HQ are in Austria, which isn't a member | 47 |
Word with "sea" or "season" | 47 |
Word with "soap" or "grand" | 47 |
Copland's "The Tender Land," e.g. | 47 |
Adams's "Nixon in China," for one | 47 |
"Euridice" was the first complete one | 47 |
''The Barber of Seville,'' e.g. | 47 |
''Einstein on the Beach,'' e.g. | 47 |
Quantity on which a math operation is performed | 47 |
"Confessions of an English ___-Eater" | 47 |
Media icon with an eponymous Starbucks beverage | 47 |
"Live at the ___" (Patsy Cline album) | 47 |
"...___ reasonable facsimile thereof" | 47 |
Where Camus's "The Plague" is set | 47 |
County name in California, Florida and New York | 47 |
Prokofiev's 'The Love for Three --' | 47 |
Pioneers of ambient house, with "the" | 47 |
"That mighty ___ of song": Wordsworth | 47 |
"Live Free ___" (New Hampshire motto) | 47 |
"Live free ---" (New Hampshire motto) | 47 |
Pizzeria seasoning that's related to catnip | 47 |
State name often mispronounced by East Coasters | 47 |
Russian city whose name means "eagle" | 47 |
"... otherwise, you'll be sorry!" | 47 |
Its nickname is "Family City, U.S.A." | 47 |
Snack whose ingredient list ends with chocolate | 47 |
Crumbled ingredient in "dirt pudding" | 47 |
Cookie that celebrated its centennial this year | 47 |
Cookie owned by the same company as Chips Ahoy! | 47 |
"___ Cookie Blues" (Lonnie Mack song) | 47 |
In myth, killer of his own mother, Clytemnestra | 47 |
"Ecco pur ch'a voi ritorno" opera | 47 |
"Golden" or "northern" bird | 47 |
Team the Mets defeated in the 1969 World Series | 47 |
Disney World visitor's airport, on bag tags | 47 |
DuPont originally called it "Fiber A" | 47 |
Commune in France's Val-de-Marne department | 47 |
"Him __": romantic triangle ultimatum | 47 |
Sarah ___ Jewett, U.S. author: 1849–1909 | 47 |