Strange bedfellows might give them to you: Abbr. | 48 |
Sex worker's occupational hazards: Abbr. | 44 |
Reasons for an exam after a hook-up: Abbr. | 42 |
Reasons for a rubber check?: Abbr. | 34 |
People get them between the sheets | 34 |
One-night stand souvenirs, sometimes: Abbr. | 43 |
Junk accumulations, perhaps?: Abbr. | 35 |
Jeanne d'Arc's title (Abbr.) | 36 |
Jeanne d'Arc, for one: Abbr. | 32 |
Jeanne d'Arc, for one (abbr.) | 33 |
Abbr. in many Quebec place names | 32 |
Abbr. in many Canadian city names | 33 |
Jeanne d'Arc's title: Abbr. | 35 |
Jeanne d'Arc's short title | 34 |
Start of many Québec place names | 35 |
Jeanne d'Arc's abbreviated title | 40 |
Riesling giant Chateau __ Michelle | 34 |
Jeanne d'Arc or Bernadette, briefly | 39 |
Abbr. in some Canadian place names | 34 |
Abbr. in many French street names | 33 |
What the painters said they needed | 34 |
Title abbreviation for Genevieve | 32 |
Small business address abbr., maybe | 35 |
Sault ___ Marie (northern terminus of I-75) | 43 |
Residence : Apt. :: business : ___ | 34 |
Person Cinderella said was cruel | 32 |
Part of many town names in Quebec | 33 |
Part of many Canadian place names: Abbr. | 40 |
Paris's Basilique ___-Clotilde | 34 |
Montréal's Rue ___-Catherine | 35 |
Mich.'s Sault ___ Marie Canals | 34 |
Landmark Paris church La ___-Chapelle | 37 |
Jeanne or Bernadette, e.g.: Abbr. | 33 |
Jeanne d'Arc's title, briefly | 37 |
Jeanne d'Arc, for one, briefly | 34 |
Jeanne d'Arc or Bernadette: Abbr. | 37 |
Jeanne ''ou'' Marie: Abbr. | 42 |
Corporate high-rise address abbr. | 33 |
Chateau ___ Michelle (Washington winery) | 40 |
Brief title for Jeanne dÂ'Arc | 37 |
Abbreviation in some Canadian place names | 41 |
Abbreviation between Sault and Marie | 36 |
Abbr. on many Québec road signs | 34 |
Abbr. on a letter to an office building | 39 |
Abbr. in many Québec addresses | 33 |
Abbr. in many Paris street names | 32 |
Abbr. in many a Québec address | 33 |
Abbr. before Jeanne or Thérèse | 36 |
''Femme canonisée'', for short | 49 |
__-Anne-de-Beaupré, Québec | 32 |
___-Mère-Église (Normandy invasion town) | 47 |
___-Mère-Église (D-Day town) | 35 |
___-Anne-d'Auray, French resort | 35 |
__ Genevieve: Missouri county or its seat | 41 |
"Bed" or "home" ending | 42 |
Suffix with "farm" or "home" | 48 |
Stand in good ___ (be useful to) | 32 |
"The Man Who Loved Children" author | 45 |
"Home" or "bed" add-on | 42 |
"Bed" or "home" follower | 44 |
Word with "home" or "in" | 44 |
It precedes fast and follows farm | 33 |
"Bed" or "home" addition | 44 |
Director's alternative to a dolly | 37 |
Device used for film tracking shots | 35 |
Best on the balance beam, perhaps | 33 |
"Home" or "farm" attachment | 47 |
Regular girlfriend, in the '50s | 35 |
Composed command from the bridge | 32 |
Reliable source of income for a band | 36 |
The turf in "surf and turf" | 37 |
The "turf" in surf and turf | 37 |
"Turf," not "surf" | 38 |
What Rev. Horton Heat told us to eat | 36 |
Traditional "poultice" for a shiner | 45 |
The turf in 'surf and turf' | 35 |
The "turf" on some menus | 34 |
Surf 'n' turf's turf | 32 |
Rev. Horton Heat: "Eat ___" | 37 |
Rev. Horton Heat "Eat ___" | 36 |
Nowadays, it's rarely served less often | 43 |
It's sometimes rarely served | 32 |
It's rarely served, sometimes | 33 |
Half of "surf and turf" | 33 |
''Swiss'' entree | 32 |
Peppercorn-coated beef entrée | 32 |
Filet mignon dish named for a goddess | 37 |
Beef dish named after a Roman goddess | 37 |
Bistro fare for meat-and-potatoes lovers | 40 |
Restaurant offering rare entrées | 35 |
Policeman's barbecue, perhaps | 33 |
Surf that's in charge of grilling the turf? | 47 |
What the Dead will do to your face | 34 |
The Who "Did You ___ My Money" | 40 |
Speedy base runner's strategy | 33 |
Specialty for Jose Reyes of the Mets | 36 |
Sneak off, with ''away'' | 40 |
Signal from the third base coach, maybe | 39 |
Ozzy "___ Away (the Night)" | 37 |
How Ben Harper will get "Kisses" | 42 |