Bauxite and cinnabar, e.g. | 26 |
Bauxite and borax, e.g. | 23 |
Azurite and cuprite, e.g. | 25 |
Assayers' subjects | 22 |
Assayer's concerns | 22 |
Arsenopyrite and feldspar | 25 |
Clytemnestra's slayer | 25 |
Electra's co-conspirator | 28 |
Clytemnestra's son | 22 |
Member of the house of Atreus | 29 |
Matricide of Greek myth | 23 |
Matricidal figure of myth | 25 |
Iphigenia's brother | 23 |
Clytemnestra's killer | 25 |
Agamemnon's avenger | 23 |
"Odyssey" prince | 26 |
Monteverdi title character | 26 |
Monteverdi's first opera | 28 |
Monteverdi opera of 1607 | 24 |
Monteverdi opera character | 26 |
Claudio Monteverdi opera | 24 |
"___ ed Euridice" | 27 |
Noted German composer Carl | 26 |
German composer: 1895-1982 | 26 |
Carmina Burana composer | 26 |
Nonprofit's URL suffix | 26 |
Nonprofit's URL ending | 26 |
Nonprofit Web site suffix | 25 |
Nonprofit's U.R.L. ending | 29 |
End of UNESCO's URL | 23 |
End of the ASPCA's URL | 26 |
End of ASPCA's URL | 22 |
Dot follower, sometimes | 23 |
Charity's URL ending | 24 |
Charity's URL ender | 23 |
URL ender for the ASPCA | 23 |
URL ender for a charity | 23 |
U.S.O., for one: Abbr. | 22 |
The 'O' of WHO: Abbr. | 29 |
Part of UNESCO's address | 28 |
Part of many U.R.L.'s | 25 |
Nonprofit's URL ender | 25 |
Non-profit's URL ender | 26 |
Ending of many Web site names | 29 |
Ending for a non-profit | 23 |
End of the Red Cross' URL | 29 |
Common web-address extension | 28 |
Certain domain name ending | 26 |
Alternative to .com or .net | 27 |
Alternative to .com or .edu | 27 |
Instrument with pedals | 22 |
Instrument played by Bach | 25 |
The Phantom's instrument | 28 |
Radio City Music Hall fixture | 29 |
Mass instrument, often | 22 |
Dupré's instrument | 25 |
It's in the ballpark | 24 |
Word with house or mouth | 24 |
Subject of a donor card | 23 |
Source of ballpark pitches? | 27 |
Silent film accompaniment | 25 |
Radio City Music Hall feature | 29 |
One type of keyboard ... | 24 |
Mormon Tabernacle highlight | 27 |
Mass number provider, maybe | 27 |
Large electronic instrument | 27 |
It may be played or donated | 27 |
It has pedals and stops | 23 |
Instrument with foot pedals | 27 |
Instrument Schweitzer played | 28 |
Instrument for pedal pushers? | 29 |
Instrument for Jimmy McGriff | 28 |
Haunted-house instrument | 24 |
Has keyboard and pipes | 22 |
Grinder's instrument | 24 |
Garage rock band instrument | 27 |
E. Power Biggs played it | 24 |
Company's publication | 25 |
Choir's accompaniment | 25 |
Bach's music maker | 22 |
A human's skin, e.g. | 24 |
"House" newsletter | 28 |
Princess Leia's last name | 29 |
Leia's adopted name | 23 |
Instruments of knowledge | 24 |
Princess Leia's surname | 27 |
Aids for acquiring lore | 23 |
Medical transplant need | 23 |
Farmers market marking | 22 |
Arrange systematically | 22 |
Systematically arrange | 22 |
Instruments with stops | 22 |
Instruments with many pedals | 28 |
Hymn-playing instruments | 24 |
Hearts, but not spades | 22 |
Church hymn accompaniers | 24 |
Transplanted body parts | 23 |
They have stops and keys | 24 |
Mouth and hand instruments | 26 |
Locations for many pipes | 24 |