Like some art class models | 26 |
Like Michelangelo's David | 29 |
Like Botticelli's Venus | 27 |
Like a Playboy centerfold | 25 |
Lacking the usual furnishings | 29 |
How we all entered the world | 28 |
Duchamp's descender | 23 |
Art-studio subject, sometimes | 29 |
Art-class subject, sometimes | 28 |
Art-class model, often | 22 |
Art class model, maybe | 22 |
"David," e.g. | 23 |
Sculptors' subjects | 23 |
Sculptor's subjects | 23 |
Giggle-evoking paintings | 24 |
"David" and others | 28 |
Some studies in art class | 25 |
Some museum unveilings | 22 |
Some artists' models | 24 |
Ones who can barely be seen? | 28 |
One of Renoir's fortes | 26 |
Many paintings by Renoir | 24 |
Art-class models, often | 23 |
Urge physically, but gently | 27 |
Elbow conspiratorially | 22 |
"Get it?" motion | 26 |
Film with raw footage? | 22 |
Someone with free junk? | 23 |
Person with no pockets | 22 |
One with nothing to hide | 24 |
One with an all-over tan | 24 |
One who asks for no dressing? | 29 |
Hardly the modest type | 22 |
Dweller in a certain colony | 27 |
You'll see a lot of them | 28 |
They like to be debriefed | 25 |
Garment-shunning group | 22 |
Adam and Eve, presumably | 24 |
It's common in some camps | 29 |
Reason for a TV-MA rating | 25 |
Possible cause for an R | 23 |
"Hair" feature | 24 |
___ Latino (hip cuisine) | 24 |
It's new in Nicaragua | 25 |
___ peso (Mexican currency) | 27 |
Actor-director Elliott ___ | 26 |
Forty-niner's find | 22 |
Piece of gold or chicken | 24 |
Sourdough's treasure | 24 |
Small, significant find | 23 |
McDonald's chicken bit | 26 |
Rapa ___ (Easter Island) | 24 |
Rapa __: Easter Island | 22 |
Rapa __ (Easter Island) | 23 |
Rapa -- (Easter Island) | 23 |
Rapa ____: Easter Island | 24 |
When les étoiles shine | 25 |
When les étoiles come out | 28 |
When les étoiles appear | 26 |
When les 351toiles shine | 24 |
When la Tour Eiffel lights up | 29 |
When French ghouls come out? | 28 |
Starlight time in Paris | 23 |
Dark time for de Gaulle | 23 |
Dark period for France | 22 |
Boîte de ___ (nightclub) | 27 |
Stick in the microwave | 22 |
Microwave, colloquially | 23 |
Zap in a microwave, in slang | 28 |
Use the microwave familiarly | 29 |
Use a Microwave, slangily | 25 |
Reheat leftovers, in a way | 26 |
Microwave coloquially | 22 |
Indian Point fixture, to some | 29 |
Hydrogen bomb, for short | 24 |
Greenpeace target for short | 28 |
Zapped in the microwave | 23 |
Stuck in the microwave | 22 |
Warmed up in the microwave | 26 |
Microwaves, informally | 22 |
Cooks in the microwave | 22 |
Cooks in a hurry, in slang | 26 |
START concerns, informally | 26 |
Polaris missiles, for example | 29 |
Heats up in a microwave | 23 |
Atomic reactors, for short | 26 |
Of no value, in Normandy | 24 |
Nonexistent, in Nantes | 22 |
It's void in Vichy | 22 |
Partner of "void" | 27 |
Like sets with no elements | 26 |
"Void" companion | 26 |
__ and void (inoperative) | 25 |
Card game bid of zero tricks | 28 |
Dummy letters in cryptography | 29 |
Dummy letters in ciphers | 24 |
It has zero measure, in math | 28 |
{ }, to mathematicians | 22 |
Under the effects of Novocain | 29 |
Shoot with Novocain, say | 24 |