Word said with a hand behind one's back | 43 |
What your dad's brother is to you | 37 |
Toby of "Tristram Shandy" | 35 |
Paul McCartney's Albert, e.g. | 33 |
Dwight Gooden, to Gary Sheffield | 32 |
Donald Duck, to Huey, Dewey, and Louie | 38 |
Cry made with one's arm behind one's back | 49 |
Chekhov's "___ Vanya" | 35 |
"The Man from __": 1960s spy series | 45 |
"___ Albert," 1971 hit song | 37 |
___ Arthur of "Bewitched" | 35 |
Tantrum that devolves into hysterical gibberish? | 48 |
Bow-tied character on some food boxes | 37 |
Family member's regimen of calisthenics? | 44 |
Lovable John Candy role (with money back) | 41 |
1989 John Hughes movie starring John Candy | 42 |
Bambi's mother's brothers? | 34 |
What a ranger's niece calls him? | 36 |
Address on "The Beverly Hillbillies" | 46 |
"The Beverly Hillbillies" sobriquet | 45 |
Seinfeld's eccentric relative | 33 |
Joel Chandler Harris storyteller | 32 |
"Song of the South" storyteller | 41 |
Patriot's favorite Disney character | 39 |
Relative who leaves you in stitches? | 36 |
Aunt Chloe's husband, in literature | 39 |
Play originally directed by Stanislavski | 40 |
Chekhov classic (broken in three places) | 40 |
"Address to the ___ Guid": Burns | 42 |
"Address to the ___ Guid": Burns | 43 |
Java provider for a country club? | 33 |
7UP, in old ads (with ''The'') | 46 |
Old 7UP nickname, with 'the' | 36 |
Nickname of 7-Up, with "the" | 38 |
Longtime drink nickname, with "the" | 45 |
Beverage nickname, with "the" | 39 |
7UP, in old ads (with "The") | 38 |
7-Up's nickname, with ''the'' | 49 |
"No ifs," said Tom ___ | 32 |
Like the Minutemen at the bridge | 32 |
Public-domain [no repeated letters] | 35 |
Like an open bottle of champagne | 32 |
Deal with new arrivals at the museum | 36 |
Not treated with preservatives, as meat | 39 |
In its original form, as a movie | 32 |
Like some director's editions | 33 |
Like the DVD version of a movie, maybe | 38 |
Like some directors' versions | 33 |
Complete, as the author intended | 32 |
How the director and editor preferred their film? | 49 |
"Hänsel ___ Gretel" | 32 |
"Hansel ___ Gretel" (German opera) | 44 |
Freud's "Totem ___ Tabu" | 38 |
"Sturm ___ Drang," Von Klinger play | 45 |
"Sturm ___ Drang," Klinger play | 41 |
"Sein ___ Zeit" (Heidegger) | 37 |
"Hansel ___ Gretel" (German operetta) | 47 |
Free up a river's flow, maybe | 33 |
Ruin, as a beaver's constructioN | 36 |
They're waiting to be persuaded | 35 |
Restore, as from the Recycle Bin | 32 |
Word with "wear" or "stand" | 47 |
With a mortgage greater than the assessed value | 47 |
Where a company shouldn't go | 32 |
Thomas's "___ Milk Wood" | 38 |
Swinburne's "___ the Microscope" | 46 |
Hardy's "___ the Greenwood Tree" | 46 |
Dylan Thomas's "___ Milk Wood" | 44 |
D. Thomas's "___ Milk Wood" | 41 |
"20,000 Leagues ___ the Sea" | 38 |
"___ Western Eyes," Conrad novel | 42 |
"___ the spreading chestnut . . . " | 45 |
"___ $5" ($4.99, usually) | 35 |
Interning with "The Swimmer" author? | 46 |
Motorcyclist's spot for shelter | 35 |
Go low, on 'The Price Is Right' | 39 |
Having many vacancies, as a hotel | 33 |
Price at a dime a dozen, perhaps? | 33 |
Remove from the oven too soon, say | 34 |
Keeper of confidential information | 34 |
Keeper or leaker of confidential information | 44 |
'83 Stones hit "___ Night" | 40 |
Quip about systems of government, part 1 | 40 |
Nonsense in an alternative paper? | 33 |
Units of resistance, often charged up? | 38 |
Resting on a track, as a sliding door | 37 |
Capture of a Mafia runner, e.g.? | 32 |
Beneath an island in a Scottish body of water? | 46 |
1985 "In My Dreams" Dokken album | 42 |
Strong member of an acrobatic team | 34 |
Thomas's refreshing offering? | 33 |
'02 No Doubt "Rock Steady" hit | 44 |
Committed to the truth, in court | 32 |
Failing to finish one's grammatical analysis? | 49 |
Where to look up "Hamlet"? | 36 |
Over-and-___ (two-barreled firearms) | 36 |
Like the milieu of the chambered nautilus | 41 |
Like Atlantis, according to legend | 34 |
Beneath the Baltic's surface | 32 |
Offers better bargains than one's rivals | 44 |