Crosswordsonline - Questions

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Fifth-century king renowned for his cruelty	43
Story of a famous conqueror, Hollywood-style?	45
What a party invitation might specify	37
Invitation information specification	36
A kid might be punished for showing it	38
Prime minister between Churchill's terms	44
Churchill's successor and predecessor	41
Prime Minister between ChurchillÂ’s terms	44
Prime minister before and after Churchill	41
Predecessor and successor of Churchill	38
Landslide election winner of 1945	33
Labour Party leader from 1935 to 1955	37
He was preceded and followed by Churchill	41
Great Britain's P.M.: 1945â€“51	40
English prime minister: 1945â€“51	38
Churchill's successor in 1945	33
Churchill's successor as P.M.: 1945	39
Churchill's predecessor and successor	41
Churchill was his predecessor and successor	43
British Prime Minister: 1945â€“51	38
British P.M. during the creation of Israel	42
"As It Happened" memoirist, 1954	42
'30s-'50s British Labour Party leader	45
"It's for you," on a ltr.	39
Abbr. that often precedes a colon	33
Abbr. before a name on an envelope	34
Subtle "Hey, you": abbr.	34
Routing shorthand on an envelope	32
Line below a business name, perhaps	35
Letters that help a letter sorter	33
Letters on many business letters	32
Letters before an intended recipient's name	47
Letters before a name on a letter	33
For whom the memo is intended: Abbr.	36
Envelope abbr. before a contact name	36
Abbreviation on many business envelopes	39
Abbr. on a business envelope, perhaps	37
Abbr. indicating to whom it may concern	39
Abbr. before the name of a memo recipient	41
Abbr. before a name on top of a memo	36
"Now hear this!": Abbr.	33
"Now hear this!" (memo abbr.)	39
"It's for," for short	35
"It's for you," on an env.	40
Head of the U.S. Department of Justice	38
Edmund Randolph was the first in 1789	37
Uses one's charms effectively	33
They often want to settle: Abbr.	32
Ones with "Esq." on the door	38
Many "Suits" characters: Abbr.	40
"The Practice" practicers (abbr.)	43
"Boston Legal" characters (abbr.)	43
Island occupied by Japan in 1942-43	35
Alaskan site of the only WWII battle on U.S. soil	49
Westernmost point of the Aleutians	34
U.S. island occupied by Japan during W.W. II	44
Site of the only WWII battle on U.S. soil	41
Outermost island of the Aleutians	33
Island occupied in '42, retaken in '43	46
Island occupied by the Japanese in 1942	39
Island at the edge of the Bering Sea	36
Battle scene in Mayâ€“June 1943	36
Alaskan island closer to Russia than to Alaska	46
When one might have a late lunch	32
When an afternoon meeting might start	37
When four bells ring on the middle watch	40
"The Practice" part (abbr.)	37
One with an "Esq." tag	32
One who works with a code: Abbr.	32
One who knows about rights and wrongs: Abbr.	44
Lincoln, e.g., before he was pres.	34
Frequent Grisham protagonist: Abbr.	35
Figure in TV's "Shark"	36
Fiction's Atticus Finch, e.g.: Abbr.	40
"The Practice" role: Abbr.	36
"Law & Order" character: Abbr.	44
"Boston Legal" extra: Abbr.	37
They've passed the bar: Abbr.	33
Ken Starr and Gloria Allred, for two (abbr.)	44
26 of the 44 U.S. presidents: Abbr.	35
"Boston Legal" employees: Abbr.	41
Swift's "A Tale of ___"	37
"... three men in ___"	32
Swift's "The Tale of ___"	39
"Three men in __ . . ."	33
"A Tale of ___": Swift	32
". . . three men in __"	33
". . . three men in ___"	34
" . . . three men in ___"	35
"Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in ___..."	46
"... three men in ---"	32
"... three men in ___ ..."	36
''... men in ___''	34
" . . . I am incapable of ___": Lamb	46
Recreational four-wheeler, for short	36
Off-roader's purchase, for short	36
Multipurpose conveyance, for short	34
Kawasaki Brute Force, e.g., briefly	35
Wheels that can go over anything	32
Recreational four-wheeler, initially	36