Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
Nits belonging to songstress Fiona?	35
Word coined in PC magazine in 1990	34
Narrowly defined software component	35
Fill out the necessary forms, say	33
"Thumbs up" signification	35
Angry Birds and Words with Friends	34
Progs that may be "killer"	36
"Killer" computer programs	36
Abbr. on a doctor's schedule	32
Square in Google Calendar: Abbr.	32
Engagement calendar entry: Abbr.	32
Meetings entered in P.D.A.'s: Abbr.	39
Listings in a dr.'s calendar	32
Listings in a daily planner: Abbr.	34
Mo. with the 100th day of the year	34
When some Tauruses are born: Abbr.	34
When Earth Day is celebrated: Abbr.	35
What "4" may mean, briefly	36
Eliot's "cruellest" mo.	37
The cruellest mo., according to Eliot	37
The '4' of 4/1/11: Abbr.	32
Month of many unhappy returns? (abbr.)	38
Mo. whose birthstone is the diamond	35
Mo. of Paul Revere's midnight ride	38
Mo. in which the Civil War started	34
Mo. in which the Civil War began and ended	42
Mo. in which the Civil War began	32
Lending letters or tax-paying mo.	33
Its birthstone is the diamond: Abbr.	36
Its birthstone is the diamond (abbr.)	37
Disclosure to a loan applicant: Abbr.	37
Auto financing factor, initially	32
"___ moi le dÃ©luge"	32
___-ski party (lodge gathering, perhaps)	40
"___ nous le dÃ©luge"	33
"___ moi, le dÃ©luge"	33
Opposite of ''avant''	37
"____ moi le dÃ©luge"	33
"___ moi le dÃ©luge"	33
"__ moi, le dÃ©luge": Louis XV	42
___-ski (post-slopes relaxation)	32
Eliot's "cruellest month"	39
You may get fooled when it arrives	34
Word with "fresh" or "shower"	49
Millay's "Second ___"	35
Carman's "___ Airs"	33
Bliss Carman's "___ Airs"	39
"___ in Paris," 1932 song	35
''___ in Paris''	32
You may be fooled at its beginning	34
With 32 Acrown, a day for foolers	33
When the Boston Marathon is held	32
When Browning wanted to be in England	37
The "cruellest month": Eliot	38
T.S. Eliot's "cruellest month"	44
T.S. Eliot's 'cruellest month'	42
T. S. Eliot's "cruelest month"	44
Something that begins foolishly?	32
Roger's dead girlfriend in "Rent"	47
Pat Boone's "___ Love"	36
Pat Boone hit, "___ Love"	35
Opening word of "The Waste Land"	42
National Cherry Blossom Festival time	37
Month that starts with a prank holiday	38
Month in which the Civil War began and ended	44
Month daylight-saving time begins	33
Its 13th was Jefferson's birthday	37
First word of "The Waste Land"	40
Eliot's ''cruellest month''	47
Deadline time appropriate to this puzzle	40
"The cruellest month," to Eliot	41
"An ___ Day": Longfellow	34
"___ in Portugal," 1953 song	38
" . . . glory of an ___ day": Shak.	45
____ Come She Will : Simon and Garfunkel	42
Â“___ LoveÂ” (1957 #1 hit)	32
When pranksters come out of the woodwork	40
Folks are often fooled when these arrive	40
" . . . now that ___ there": Browning	47
" . . . now that ___ there"	37
Existing independent of experience, in logic	44
"Kiss the chef" garment	33
Everything but the Girl's "Strings"	49
Word from the Latin for "little napkin"	49
Where a golf fairway transitions into a green	45
The Chieftains "Mason's ___"	42
John Entwistle "___ Strings"	38
''Kiss the cook'' advisor	41
In respect to, with ''of''	42
Small-print nos. in credit card ads	35
Credit card and auto dealer stats	33
College-level high school tests: abbr.	38
Tests for college credit, for short	35
Tests for college credit, briefly	33
H.S. exams for post-secondary credit	36
Advanced tests for high schoolers	33
Area that may have stained-glass windows	40
Vaulted projection on a building	32
Area that may have stained glass	32
Bishop's seat in ancient churches	37