Inits. in TV comedy since 1975 | 30 |
"___ Digital Shorts" | 30 |
___ Balls (Hostess snack food) | 30 |
White precip, in product names | 30 |
Cold-weather commercial prefix | 30 |
__-Globe: shakable collectible | 30 |
___-Globe (common paperweight) | 30 |
___-Cat (cold-weather vehicle) | 30 |
___ Balls (bygone snack cakes) | 30 |
One with a superiority complex | 30 |
Hoity-toity hoi polloi annoyer | 30 |
Hard-to-approach type, perhaps | 30 |
Person looking down their nose | 30 |
Moviegoer's chocolate bite | 30 |
Cool and colorful summer treat | 30 |
Kiss and cuddle, British-style | 30 |
Hug and kiss, to Bridget Jones | 30 |
Apollo 11 and 12 [180 degrees] | 30 |
Pal of JWOWW and The Situation | 30 |
Imitate a private investigator | 30 |
"Gawwwd, how boring" | 30 |
Sound from some sound sleepers | 30 |
Sound from a La-Z-Boy, perhaps | 30 |
Bad thing for a roommate to do | 30 |
One cured of a sleep disorder? | 30 |
Involuntary nocturnal activity | 30 |
Inadvertent nocturnal activity | 30 |
Audible expression of contempt | 30 |
Making the most haughty sounds | 30 |
Reason to bring out the chains | 30 |
Popocatépetl's covering | 30 |
Winter Buffalo forecast, often | 30 |
Welcome forecast at ski lodges | 30 |
Reason for school cancellation | 30 |
Persuade through razzle-dazzle | 30 |
It makes for a white Christmas | 30 |
Reason for kids to miss school | 30 |
They may come from an in-crowd | 30 |
Like a proverbial bug in a rug | 30 |
Just the right amount of tight | 30 |
Curve of a ship's planking | 30 |
Registers, with "in" | 30 |
Unnamed ones, usually derisive | 30 |
Daytime TV shows, in old slang | 30 |
They're eligible for Emmys | 30 |
They're often on a wet bar | 30 |
Go through the roof, as prices | 30 |
Go out of sight, as gas prices | 30 |
Emulate the flight of the kite | 30 |
Rises dramatically, as a price | 30 |
Word preceding story or sister | 30 |
Not ___ (better than expected) | 30 |
Drink brand with a lizard logo | 30 |
Dries out, with "up" | 30 |
Pulitzer-winning novel of 1925 | 30 |
Pulitzer-winning novel of 1924 | 30 |
Leftist political label: Abbr. | 30 |
Eugene Debs's party: Abbr. | 30 |
Pete Carroll's Pac-10 team | 30 |
Boaster's reply to a boast | 30 |
Game with yellow and red cards | 30 |
Shootout eyewitnesses, perhaps | 30 |
Game fish of the North Pacific | 30 |
Where boxing fans make trades? | 30 |
Extremely successful, slangily | 30 |
Extremely successful, in slang | 30 |
Material for a permanent igloo | 30 |
It covers up gaping plot holes | 30 |
Early Plains building material | 30 |
It gets flat when it's old | 30 |
Orange or cream beverage, e.g. | 30 |
It's not as good when flat | 30 |
It's in the can, sometimes | 30 |
Redundant-sounding refreshment | 30 |
Fizzy drinks at a five-and-ten | 30 |
Vending machine stock, perhaps | 30 |
They're found in fountains | 30 |
It's charged at a fountain | 30 |
One of the Cities of the Plain | 30 |
They may cover a lot of ground | 30 |
TV watcher's vantage point | 30 |
Loveseat's larger relative | 30 |
Catnapper's place, perhaps | 30 |
Guest room furnishing, perhaps | 30 |
Like Lucky Strike, per old ads | 30 |
Type of rock found in '70s | 30 |
'Cell' starts with one | 30 |
Less explicit than it could be | 30 |
Damage to a paperback edition? | 30 |
Philly's twisted tradition | 30 |
Quiet word in the Garter motto | 30 |
Sentimental place in the heart | 30 |
"There, there," e.g. | 30 |
Hardly the drill sergeant type | 30 |
Get completely wet, in dialect | 30 |
Like ground after days of rain | 30 |
Section of Manhattan or London | 30 |
Manhattan art gallery district | 30 |
London's Greenwich Village | 30 |
Area north of Leicester Square | 30 |