Bogart's "High Sierra" role | 41 |
The "Hardcore Troubadour" Steve | 41 |
Football Hall-of-Famer ___ (Greasy) Neale | 41 |
"G.E. College Bowl" host Robert | 41 |
Acquire "the old-fashioned way" | 41 |
Backyard Babies "___ the Crown" | 41 |
Lawman whose followers were His Immortals | 41 |
Missing pencils may be found behind these | 41 |
Gore's "___ in the Balance" | 41 |
Kitt who sang "Let's Do It" | 41 |
Ricochet "___ My Troubled Mind" | 41 |
Apply less pressure (with "up") | 41 |
Jerry Garcia's target during downtime | 41 |
Holds Dylan's canvas, during downtime | 41 |
Fair to Midland "With This ___" | 41 |
Stands in front of people who are sitting | 41 |
Steinbeck's "_____ of Eden" | 41 |
Atlantic Coast area, with "the" | 41 |
" . . . somewheres ___ of Suez" | 41 |
Surprise found in software and the spring | 41 |
Churchgoing times for many nonchurchgoers | 41 |
"Born in __": Cheech Marin film | 41 |
Title locale in a 1987 Cheech Marin movie | 41 |
Locale for the Zoot Suit Riots of '43 | 41 |
Steinbeck novel set in the Salinas Valley | 41 |
" . . . the ___ gift": Browning | 41 |
"Don't rush into anything!" | 41 |
"Rocks for Jocks" type of class | 41 |
Class that requires little effort to pass | 41 |
2010 Emma Stone comedy set in high school | 41 |
"Put some meat on those bones!" | 41 |
"All you can ___" (buffet sign) | 41 |
Gilbert's "___, Pray, Love" | 41 |
"Do I dare to __ peach?": Eliot | 41 |
"___ Bowl of Tea" (1989 comedy) | 41 |
Boccaccio's "The ___ Heart" | 41 |
"Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___ ..." | 41 |
Van Gogh's "The Potato ___" | 41 |
Enjoy a home-cooked Christmas dinner, say | 41 |
" . . . ___ her curds and whey" | 41 |
Weird Al's "Beat It" parody | 41 |
First Top 40 hit for "Weird Al" | 41 |
Sign on an "Animal House" float | 41 |
Instruction written in currants for Alice | 41 |
Peggy of the "Petticoat affair" | 41 |
Actress Shirley of "Goldfinger" | 41 |
"Straight Outta Compton" rapper | 41 |
Longtime Israeli ambassador to Washington | 41 |
Site with a "Time left" display | 41 |
Site with a "Buy It Now" option | 41 |
Online business created by Pierre Omidyar | 41 |
Its first sale was a broken laser pointer | 41 |
"Over the Rainbow" vocalist Ray | 41 |
Critic with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star | 41 |
"Your Movie Sucks" writer Roger | 41 |
"The Great Movies" author Roger | 41 |
''Christ Stopped at ___'' | 41 |
"Psychic Warfare . . . " author | 41 |
Spanish river that sounds like a greeting | 41 |
"The Beverly Hillbillies" Buddy | 41 |
"The Beverly Hillbillies" actor | 41 |
"The Elements of Style" updater | 41 |
It's used to pay for online purchases | 41 |
"___ homo" (Pilate's words) | 41 |
Shoe company founded in Bredebro, Denmark | 41 |
Pseudo ___ ("Funky Town" group) | 41 |
"HELLO!... Hello!... hello ..." | 41 |
Unideal environment for discussing policy | 41 |
He wrote "The Name of the Rose" | 41 |
Author of "The Prague Cemetery" | 41 |
"The Name of the Rose" novelist | 41 |
"Apocalypse Postponed" essayist | 41 |
Sorbonne, ''par exemple'' | 41 |
The "dismal science," for short | 41 |
Money used before the euro was introduced | 41 |
S.A. nat. whose largest city is Guayaquil | 41 |
One of four singing brothers of the 1950s | 41 |
Male actor with the most performing Emmys | 41 |
Emmy-winner for ''Roots'' | 41 |
Murphy of "The Nutty Professor" | 41 |
Haskell of "Leave It to Beaver" | 41 |
Eva's "Green Acres" co-star | 41 |
"Make the World Go Away" singer | 41 |
Place name in Nigeria and the Netherlands | 41 |
Barbara of "I Dream of Jeannie" | 41 |
"Gates of ___" (Bob Dylan song) | 41 |
The paradise of "Paradise Lost" | 41 |
Guns 'N' Roses "Garden" | 41 |
GnR "Lost in the garden of ___" | 41 |
British Prime Minister or Manitoba hamlet | 41 |
10000 Maniacs "Our Time in ___" | 41 |
Ticker-tape parade honoree of August 1926 | 41 |
"Bust of a Woman" painter Degas | 41 |
Exiled character in "King Lear" | 41 |
1992 and 1995 A.L. batting champ Martinez | 41 |
Dedicatee of "The Muppet Movie" | 41 |
"The ___ of Night" (soap opera) | 41 |
Win a close victory, with "out" | 41 |
"Postcards from the ___" (1990) | 41 |
Pieces jigsaw puzzlers usually start with | 41 |