Submit taxes with a click | 25 |
Submit taxes over the Net | 25 |
Note in the C minor scale | 25 |
Key of "Eroica" | 25 |
D sharp's sound-alike | 25 |
Violin virtuoso Zimbalist | 25 |
Mr. Zimbalist, or his son | 25 |
Mature tadpole, of a sort | 25 |
Red ___ (young amphibian) | 25 |
Old-fashioned exclamation | 25 |
"How shocking!" | 25 |
"OMG!" ancestor | 25 |
Victorian's expletive | 25 |
Quaint "Yowza!" | 25 |
Quaint "Yikes!" | 25 |
Major Hoople's holler | 25 |
''Gosh!'' | 25 |
“Oh my goodness!” | 25 |
New York's archbishop | 25 |
Former governor of Alaska | 25 |
Famous New York cop Eddie | 25 |
Mystery writer Lesley ___ | 25 |
Famed policeman Eddie ___ | 25 |
Former U.S.S.R. satellite | 25 |
Give off, as perspiration | 25 |
Pass off, as perspiration | 25 |
Cast off, as perspiration | 25 |
Urge, with "on" | 25 |
Ingredient in some salads | 25 |
Goad, with "on" | 25 |
Spur, with "on" | 25 |
Pudding ingredient, often | 25 |
Word with roll or rolling | 25 |
Scrambled or poached item | 25 |
Prod, with "on" | 25 |
Item scrambled or poached | 25 |
It usually needs breaking | 25 |
Chicken's counterpart | 25 |
Pelted with ovoid objects | 25 |
Collected, as an oologist | 25 |
Ham-and-___ (average Joe) | 25 |
Ham and ___ (average Joe) | 25 |
Ham-and- -- (average Joe) | 25 |
Halloween vandal, perhaps | 25 |
Anti-intellectual epithet | 25 |
Seasonal grocery purchase | 25 |
Easy-to-make waffle brand | 25 |
Breakfast food brand name | 25 |
Brand with Toaster Swirlz | 25 |
Brand kept near a toaster | 25 |
"Leggo my ___!" | 25 |
Convenient breakfast fare | 25 |
Chinese hors d'oeuvre | 25 |
They run only when broken | 25 |
Poacher's collection? | 25 |
Items in an Easter basket | 25 |
Heckler's projectiles | 25 |
They often take a beating | 25 |
Scrambled breakfast items | 25 |
Dozens are sold every day | 25 |
Spider's cocoon, e.g. | 25 |
Female spider's pouch | 25 |
It runs for a few minutes | 25 |
Accessory for many a game | 25 |
Like custard and meringue | 25 |
Prima donna's problem | 25 |
Subject of psychoanalysis | 25 |
A star may have a big one | 25 |
Vain person's problem | 25 |
Self-interested governor? | 25 |
It may need gratification | 25 |
One seeking gratification | 25 |
Motivation for some trips | 25 |
Motivation for many a pol | 25 |
It may block a compromise | 25 |
Freud's rational self | 25 |
___-surf (Google oneself) | 25 |
It's about me, me, me | 25 |
Self-service practitioner | 25 |
Believer in self-interest | 25 |
Extreme self-centeredness | 25 |
Altruism's antithesis | 25 |
Narcissists' problems | 25 |
Troublemakers at meetings | 25 |
They're often stroked | 25 |
Things too easily bruised | 25 |
Things not for the modest | 25 |
They're self-centered | 25 |
They're often bruised | 25 |
They may be hurt by falls | 25 |
Psychiatrists' topics | 25 |
Narcissists have big ones | 25 |
Motivators of some trips? | 25 |
Hindrances to settlements | 25 |
Divas often have big ones | 25 |
Divas have sensitive ones | 25 |
Conscious minds, to Freud | 25 |
Alter ___ (second selves) | 25 |
Self-indulgence of a sort | 25 |
Denizen of the Everglades | 25 |