1962 Gene Chandler hit | 22 |
"Nothing can stop" him, in a 1962 doo-wop classic | 59 |
British nobles | 14 |
Fists, slangily | 15 |
They're put up in a fight | 29 |
ROYALTY | 7 |
They're put up in fights | 28 |
They're put up for protection | 33 |
Pugs' fists | 15 |
High-ranking nobles | 19 |
Fists, informally | 17 |
Fists | 5 |
Ellington and Wellington | 24 |
What pugs put up | 16 |
TV's Bo, Luke and Daisy | 27 |
Things to put up | 16 |
They're raised in a fight | 29 |
They may be put up in anger | 27 |
They may be put up | 18 |
The "'em" in "Put 'em up!" | 54 |
Scrappers put them up | 21 |
Put 'em up to fight | 23 |
Pug's fists | 15 |
Iron and Patty | 14 |
Highly ranked noblemen | 22 |
Fists, to boxers | 16 |
Fists, so to speak | 18 |
Fists, in slang | 15 |
Feudal bigwigs | 14 |
Ellington and Snider | 20 |
Classic TV's Bo, Luke and Daisy | 35 |
Brawler's weapons | 21 |
Boxer's paws | 16 |
Boxer's fists: Slang | 24 |
Bo, Luke and Daisy of '80s TV | 33 |
Bo, Luke and Daisy | 18 |
"Put up your ___" | 27 |
"Put up your _____!" | 30 |
Sweet Spanish wine | 18 |
___ de leche (caramel) | 22 |
Wilfred Owen's "___ et Decorum Est" | 49 |
Sweet: Lat. | 11 |
Sweet, to Scipio | 16 |
Sweet, to Ramón | 18 |
Sweet, in Sevilla | 17 |
"___ et decorum est . . . " | 37 |
__ de leche (Spanish confection) | 32 |
Sweet-sounding | 14 |
Mellifluous | 11 |
Pleasing, as tones | 18 |
Sweet, as tones | 15 |
Sweet to the ears | 17 |
Far from froggy | 15 |
Don Quixote's love | 22 |
"Man of La Mancha" song | 33 |
Don Quixote's doña | 25 |
Don Quixote's beloved | 25 |
Beloved in "Man of La Mancha" | 39 |
"Man of La Mancha" number | 35 |
"Beauty superhuman" in a 17th-century novel | 53 |
Sluggish | 8 |
Tiresome | 8 |
Like dishwater | 14 |
Yawn-provoking | 14 |
Obtund or obtuse | 16 |
Word for a playless Jack | 24 |
Without an edge | 15 |
Unlikely to cut | 15 |
Uninteresting, like a show | 26 |
Snore-inducing | 14 |
Snooze-worthy | 13 |
Same old same old | 18 |
Not the life of the party | 25 |
Needing stropping | 17 |
Needing sharpening | 18 |
Matte | 5 |
Like some knives | 16 |
Like dishwater? | 15 |
In need of sharpening | 21 |
Hard to cut with | 16 |
Far from vivid | 14 |
Far from scintillating | 22 |
Dishwaterlike | 13 |
Causing yawning | 15 |
Bromidic | 8 |
Boring! | 7 |
Beef-witted | 11 |
Unanimated | 10 |
Really boring | 13 |
Inducing a nod, perhaps | 23 |
Enough to put you to sleep | 26 |
Boring to the max | 17 |
Less bright | 11 |
More boring | 11 |
More like dishwater? | 20 |
More insipid | 12 |
Not so sharp | 12 |
Less sharp | 10 |
Less likely to be read | 22 |
Washington airport | 18 |