Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
Three-time grid champs of the 2000s	35
Three-time Grammy winner Shankar	32
Three-time Grammy winner for Best New-Age Album	47
Three-time Grammy Award winner for comedy	41
Three-time Golden Globe winner Zellweger	40
Three-time Gold Glove-winning infielder Manny	45
Three-time Gold Glove winner ___ Otis	37
Three-time Gold Glove winner Tony	33
Three-time Gold Glove winner OrdÃ³Ã±ez	42
Three-time Gold Glove winner Minnie	35
Three-time Gold Glove winner Manny	34
Three-time Gold Glove winner John	33
Three-time George Burns film role	33
Three-time French Open winner Monica	36
Three-time French Open champ, 1990-92	37
Three-time French Open champ Lendl	34
Three-time Formula One racing champ Ayrton __	45
Three-time Formula One racing champ Ayrton	42
Three-time Emmy-winning host Dick	33
Three-time Emmy-winning game show host	38
Three-time Emmy winner for "Nick News"	48
Three-time Emmy nominee La Salle	32
Three-time Editorial Cartooning Pulitzer winner	47
Three-time Daytona 500 champ Gordon	35
Three-time Cy Young winner Martinez and others	46
Three-time Cy Young Award winner Martinez	41
Three-time Cy Young Award winner	32
Three-time cover girl for SI's swimsuit issue	49
Three-time Cotton Bowl winners: Abbr.	37
Three-time Cotton Bowl champs: Abbr.	36
Three-time co-star of Fisher and Ford	37
Three-time Burmese prime minister	33
Three-time British Open golf champ	34
Three-time Boston Marathon winner Pippig	40
Three-time Book Award winner Bellow	35
Three-time Best Foreign Language Film winner	44
Three-time Best Director Oscar winner	37
Three-time Best Director in the 1930s	37
Three-time American League M.V.P.	33
Three-time all-star reliever Robb	33
Three-time All-Star pitcher Robb	32
Three-time All-Star pitcher Pappas	34
Three-time All-Star pitcher Frank	33
Three-time All-Pro Giant lineman Chris	38
Three-time AL batting champ Tony	32
Three-time A.L. M.V.P., informally	34
Three-time A.L. M.V.P., familiarly	34
Three-time A.L. batting champion Tony	37
Three-time A.L. batting champion	32
Three-time A.L. batting champ Tony	34
Three-time 1990s French Open winner	35
Three-time 1950's N.F.L. champs	35
Three-time "Sopranos" Emmy winner	43
Three-time "Newhart" Emmy nominee	43
Three-time '70s World Series champs	39
Three-time '60s-'70s heavyweight champ	46
Three-switch railroad track section	35
Three-stringed Eastern instrument	33
Three-storied structure of scripture	36
Three-second violation caller, for short	40
Three-putting arsonist's target?	36
Three-pointers, in basketballese	32
Three-point shot, in hoops slang	32
Three-point shot's trajectory	33
Three-point shot percentage, e.g.	33
Three-point lines in basketball, e.g.	37
Three-point landing places of a sort	36
Three-point buzzer beater, often	32
Three-player game using 32 cards	32
Three-part vaccine given to kids: Abbr.	39
Three-part ordeal for H.S. students	35
Three-nation pact signed in 1994, briefly	41
Three-nation pact of the '90s	33
Three-letter, union-forming phrase	34
Three-letter acronym for Mad Cow Disease	40
Three-letter acronym aka Mad Cow Disease	40
Three-legged stand for a hot dish	33
Three-legged racing at a nudist colony?	39
Three-ingredient breakfast serving?	35
Three-in-one vaccine, familiarly	32
Three-fifths of the world's people	38
Three-fifths of "nanny"	33
Three-Fifths Compromise subjects	32
Three-dimensional man-made scene	32
Three-dimensional geometric figures	35
Three-digit starter for a dialer	32
Three-country agreement of '94	34
Three-ball family project, typically	36
Three-and-a-half-year-old red Muppet	36
Three-''mois'' period	37
Three- to six-year financial commitment, usually	48
Three, on "World Poker Tour"	38
Three, for Kentucky Derby horses	32
Three's opposite, on a clock face	37
Three's opposite on a clock face	36
Three ___ to the wind (plastered)	33
Three ___ (full count, in baseball)	35
Three years after Caesar's slaying	38
Three words with strings attached	33
Three words with "fire"	33