Performer accompanied by Finnish folk music? | 44 |
Performer after whom a clone was named | 38 |
Performer at Clinton's first inaugural ball | 47 |
Performer dubbed "The Great Dane" | 43 |
Performer for Gilbert & Sullivan | 36 |
Performer in a 7-million gallon tank | 36 |
Performer in a 7-million-gallon pool | 36 |
Performer in a seven-million-gallon tank | 40 |
Performer in the title role, usually | 36 |
Performer of a balancing act?: Abbr. | 36 |
Performer of high-risk operations | 33 |
Performer often trapped in a box | 32 |
Performer on a 1980s TV music show | 34 |
Performer who doesn't say a word | 36 |
Performer who has won 16 Grammys | 32 |
Performer who is heard but not seen | 35 |
Performer who may have a navel decoration | 41 |
Performer with a painted-on smile | 33 |
Performer with a self-titled ABC series in 1996 | 47 |
Performer with a self-titled HBO special in 2006 | 48 |
Performer with the first million-selling record | 47 |
Performer with the Tijuana Brass | 32 |
Performer's appearance onstage | 34 |
Performers in black-and-white striped shirts | 44 |
Performers of an annual bear dance | 34 |
Performers who often wear gloves | 32 |
Performers without stage presence? | 34 |
Performers' representatives: Abbr. | 38 |
Performers' theater entrance | 32 |
Performing monkey's employer | 32 |
Performing siblings' surname | 32 |
Performing very badly, as a comedian | 36 |
Performing ___ (singing, dancing, etc.) | 39 |
Performs "Frère Jacques" in concert? | 49 |
Performs "Stairway to Heaven," e.g. | 45 |
Performs an archaeologist's job | 35 |
Performs at an outstanding level | 32 |
Performs cunnilingus on, slangily | 33 |
Performs deep-tissue manipulation on | 36 |
Performs eye surgery, in a high-tech way | 40 |
Performs halfheartedly, slangily | 32 |
Performs lackadaisically, slangily | 34 |
Performs part of a liturgical service | 37 |
Performs the traditional male role | 34 |
Perfume at Garfield's house? | 32 |
Perfume ingredient in a Maryland ballpark? | 42 |
Perfume name that sounds forbidden | 34 |
Perfume name that sounds verboten | 33 |
Perfume with a "verboten" name | 40 |
Pergolesi's "La ___ Padrona" | 42 |
Perhaps doesn't believe witty Rogers? | 41 |
Peri Gilpin's "Frasier" role | 42 |
Peri's 'Frasier' role | 33 |
Peri's "Frasier" character | 40 |
Peri's role on 'Frasier' | 36 |
Peri's role on "Frasier" | 38 |
Perilous place in sword-and-sorcery tales | 41 |
Period 4/5 as lonely to Garcia Márquez | 41 |
Period after finishing homework, say | 36 |
Period after Ford's presidency | 34 |
Period after one round too many? | 32 |
Period after springing forward: Abbr. | 37 |
Period before the results come in | 33 |
Period beginning four Sundays before Christmas | 46 |
Period beginning on Ash Wednesday | 33 |
Period between Shaban and Shawwal | 33 |
Period between stimulus and response | 36 |
Period bookended by extinction events | 37 |
Period during which Charlemagne lived | 37 |
Period extending well into the future | 37 |
Period following homework completion, perhaps | 45 |
Period following Rome's fall | 32 |
Period following Stone and Bronze | 33 |
Period for Marie Antoinette's doom | 38 |
Period from opening day to the playoffs | 39 |
Period immediately before Easter | 32 |
Period in a historian's book | 32 |
Period in school just before graduation | 39 |
Period in the earth's history | 33 |
Period in which the oboe d'amour was common | 47 |
Period marked by distinctive character | 38 |
Period marked by increased smelting | 35 |
Period named for an earth goddess | 33 |
Period of a renter's agreement | 34 |
Period of decreased income at ski resorts, e.g. | 47 |
Period of diminished returns for a stoner? | 42 |
Period of fasting ended by Eid al-Fitr | 38 |
Period of George W. Bush's presidency | 41 |
Period of high artistic development | 35 |
Period of meaningful interaction | 32 |
Period of service, as in the Army | 33 |
Period of seven days without bathing? | 37 |
Period of time when bar snacks are discounted? | 46 |
Period of unrestrained criticism | 32 |
Period of usability, as for canned goods | 40 |
Period postponing the inevitable | 32 |
Period preceding an expiration date? | 36 |
Period prior to 1941, in the U.S. | 33 |
Period prior to year zero, in dates | 35 |
Period sometimes named after a president | 40 |