Floridian plant having a crown of palmlike leaves | 49 |
Zeus, to the Dorians | 20 |
Doric Zeus | 10 |
___ and Jayna (TV's Wonder Twins, whose names were inspired by an Edgar Rice Burroughs pair) | 96 |
Congo-Sudanese people | 21 |
Musician/radio host Steven Van ___ | 34 |
Western author Grey | 19 |
Writer Grey | 11 |
Author Grey | 11 |
Western writer Grey | 19 |
Novelist Grey | 13 |
Billy of "Titanic" | 28 |
Actor Billy of "Titanic" | 34 |
Western novelist Grey | 21 |
Grey | 4 |
"Riders of the Purple Sage" author Grey | 49 |
The white ninja, in Lego's "Ninjago" | 50 |
Grey who wrote about the Old West | 33 |
Grey in literature | 18 |
Dentist-turned-writer Grey | 26 |
"The Phantom" star Billy | 34 |
''Titanic'' actor Billy | 39 |
''Riders of the Purple Sage'' novelist Grey | 59 |
Westerns' Grey | 18 |
Westerns author Grey | 20 |
Western writer's first name | 31 |
Pioneer heroine Betty | 21 |
Pearl __ Gray, Western author's birth name | 46 |
Hockley's portrayer in "Titanic" | 46 |
Grey who wrote westerns | 23 |
Grey of Western fiction | 23 |
Grey of the westerns | 20 |
Grey of the purple sage | 23 |
Grey of the "Purple Sage" | 35 |
Grey in black and white | 23 |
First name in Western fiction | 29 |
First name in Old West fiction | 30 |
First name in cowboy fiction | 28 |
Billy who played the Phantom in "The Phantom" | 55 |
Billy who played the bad guy in "Titanic" | 51 |
Billy of "The Phantom" | 32 |
Actor Billy who played the villain in 1997's "Titanic" | 68 |
Actor Billy of "Tombstone" | 36 |
"Titanic" co-star, 1997 | 33 |
"Titanic" actor Billy | 31 |
"Riders of the Purple Sage" novelist Grey | 51 |
"Code of the West" author Grey | 40 |
Author of "Forlorn River" | 35 |
"The Lone Star Ranger" author | 39 |
"Riders of the Purple Sage" author | 44 |
Western master | 14 |
Tales of Fishing penner | 25 |
Author of Old West novels | 25 |
"The Vanishing American" novelist, 1925 | 49 |
"Code of the West" author | 35 |
". . . Purple Sage" author | 36 |
Author Grey et al. | 18 |
Grey and others | 15 |
More clownish | 13 |
More madcap | 11 |
More dippy | 10 |
Comparatively clownish | 22 |
Wild sorts | 10 |
Wild and crazy guys | 19 |
Wild and crazy folks | 20 |
Slapstick actors, e.g. | 22 |
Marx Brothers, e.g. | 19 |
Class clowns, e.g. | 18 |
Superlative for an unsubtle comic | 33 |
Most Marxian? | 13 |
Most madcap | 11 |
Most like the Marx Brothers | 27 |
Most like the Marx Bros. | 24 |
Maximally wacky | 15 |
Leading in ludicrousness | 24 |
Best at buffoonery | 18 |
In a kooky manner | 17 |
Marxist quality? | 16 |
Marx Brothers antics, e.g. | 26 |
Warner-Lambert product | 22 |
Ulcer treater | 13 |
Tagamet alternative | 19 |
Remedy for acid reflux | 22 |
Indigestion drug | 16 |
Brand for heartburn | 19 |
Antiulcer pill | 14 |
Acid blocker sold over the counter | 34 |
"Heartburn? Attack it" drug | 37 |
One of the Ionian Islands | 25 |
Legendary Hollywood producer Darryl F. ___ | 42 |
Stooges shorts, e.g. | 20 |
Marxist? | 8 |
Like the Marx Brothers' comedies | 36 |
Like Jim Carrey comedies | 24 |
Comically off-the-wall | 22 |
Whacky | 6 |
Prone to buffoonery | 19 |
Phyllis Diller, for one | 23 |
Monty Pythonesque | 17 |
Like the Marxes | 15 |