"Jellied" British dish | 32 |
Went after some shocking things? | 32 |
He goes where congers congregate | 32 |
Fishing gear with fine mesh wire | 32 |
"Beautiful Freak" band | 32 |
They may be charged in the water | 32 |
Fisherman's slippery catches | 32 |
Wriggly, slippery and serpentine | 32 |
Nighttime's start, in poetry | 32 |
Attachment with velvet or Hallow | 32 |
Fed. job-discrimination watchdog | 32 |
Arcing novelty pitch in baseball | 32 |
Poet's "eternally" | 32 |
Suffix with "mountain" | 32 |
Suffix with rocket or convention | 32 |
Always, if the meter requires it | 32 |
Like the remains of sunken ships | 32 |
TV's "___ Indiana" | 32 |
Most likely to cause goose flesh | 32 |
St. Louis arch designer Saarinen | 32 |
Dulles Airport designer Saarinen | 32 |
Innovative chair designer Aarnio | 32 |
Suffixes with ballad and command | 32 |
Suffixes with ballad and chariot | 32 |
Sawdust-filled kid-lit character | 32 |
Mopey Hundred Acre Wood resident | 32 |
You don't get credit for one | 32 |
Submit a tax return via computer | 32 |
Send a tax return via cyberspace | 32 |
Liszt's Concerto No. 1 in -- | 32 |
One of the black keys on a piano | 32 |
Key of Haydn's Sonata No. 52 | 32 |
Stephanie Zimbalist's father | 32 |
Payment made via computer: abbr. | 32 |
"Say it ain't so!" | 32 |
Relative of "My word!" | 32 |
"Great balls of fire!" | 32 |
Novelist Heyer's exclamation | 32 |
Dr. Watson's outburst, maybe | 32 |
"That was unexpected!" | 32 |
"OMG," long before IMs | 32 |
"Holy smokes!" of yore | 32 |
Relatives of "Zounds!" | 32 |
Neither more nor less, in France | 32 |
First elected governor of Alaska | 32 |
Actor Richard from San Francisco | 32 |
Richard of "Pollyanna" | 32 |
"Diaspora" author Greg | 32 |
First governor of the 49th state | 32 |
Edward ___, cardinal of New York | 32 |
'70s "Not Shy" guy | 32 |
Rhode Island White's deposit | 32 |
Prank someone's house, maybe | 32 |
Lady Gaga's Grammy transport | 32 |
Its lowest possible grade is a B | 32 |
It may be cracked in the kitchen | 32 |
Container for an unhatched chick | 32 |
Caesar salad dressing ingredient | 32 |
Encouraged (with "on") | 32 |
Brand originally called Froffles | 32 |
Brand in the frozen food section | 32 |
Brand with French Toaster Sticks | 32 |
A couple of rounds in a toaster? | 32 |
It's stuffed in a restaurant | 32 |
They're hunted for on Easter | 32 |
They'll run if you drop them | 32 |
They're found beneath layers | 32 |
They're broken for breakfast | 32 |
Potentially messy juggling props | 32 |
A conceited person has a big one | 32 |
Something inflated with hot air? | 32 |
It comes after "alter" | 32 |
A superstar might have a big one | 32 |
Victim of inflation or deflation | 32 |
Psychologist's "I" | 32 |
Problem for a "maniac" | 32 |
Obstacle to compromise, at times | 32 |
Literally, ''I'' | 32 |
Kind of trip taken by one person | 32 |
It feels good to have it stroked | 32 |
Freud's "mediator" | 32 |
Bruisable item, after bad review | 32 |
A smartypants may have a big one | 32 |
A bigheaded person has a big one | 32 |
___ ideal (psychoanalysis topic) | 32 |
They're subject to inflation | 32 |
Features of many Hollywood heads | 32 |
They're stroked but not seen | 32 |
They may not be quiet on the set | 32 |
They can clash behind the scenes | 32 |
Prima donnas often have big ones | 32 |
Celebrities often have huge ones | 32 |
Causes of some celebrity clashes | 32 |
Self-satisfying course of action | 32 |
Experience enhancing self-esteem | 32 |
___ monkey (East Indian macaque) | 32 |
National Audubon Society symbols | 32 |
Land called Mizraim in the Bible | 32 |
Utterances from the uninterested | 32 |
Replies from the hard of hearing | 32 |