Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
A lime-flavored version of it came out in 2004	46
"Just for the taste of it" sloganeer	46
Was on a flexitarian plan, maybe	32
Practiced portion control, perhaps	34
Got involved in a losing proposition	36
"The Biggest Loser" contestant	40
The less you see of this person the better	42
Mike Myers ''SNL'' character	44
They rue the sweets of yesteryear	33
People you may be seeing less of	32
Ones who've got something to lose?	38
Specialist in the study of nutrition	36
"0 calories. 0 carbs" drink	37
Subjects of many New Year's resolutions	43
Nutritionists' recommendations	34
Cambridge and Beverly Hills, e.g.	33
"What's the _____?"	33
'What's the ('So?') --?'	44
'What's the --?' ('So?')	44
Had hit "Believe" in '93	38
Flower child's "Follow me?"	41
Cool cat's "Comprehend?"	38
Beatnik's "Get it?"	33
"Get the picture?" in the '60s	44
Reader's __: popular magazine	33
Convert food into absorbable substances	39
''Hearty appetite!''	36
"Bon appÃ©tit," from mom	36
"Dude ... do you catch my drift?"	43
Like most recorded music nowadays	33
Like modern clocks and recordings	33
Year in the reign of Anastasius I	33
Year the Liang dynasty began in China	37
Year China's Liang dynasty began	36
Home of France's Mustard Museum	35
French town known for its mustard	33
French city with a namesake mustard	35
French city known for its mustard	33
French city famous for its mustard	34
"Hi and Lois" cartoonist Browne	41
Repeated, a small African antelope	34
Name on the '62 and '73 Reuben Awards	45
Name in the Cartoon Hall of Fame	32
Mort's "Hi and Lois" partner	42
Â“Hi and LoisÂ” co-creator Browne	39
Hagar the Horrible's creator, ___ Browne	44
Wall guarded by a fictional Dutch boy	37
Site of Hans Brinker's heroism	34
It holds back the water in Holland	34
Jaye's "The Crying Game" role	43
First name on "Rugrats"	33
"The Crying Game" character	37
___ Pickles (youngest of the Rugrats)	37
Choice between two equally bad options	38
Sophie's "choice" and others	42
Only Englishman buried in Arlington	35
This can find itself in a pickle	32
Sauce herb for many salmon dishes	33
Boy in "To Kill a Mockingbird"	40
Remark on another encounter with an herb?	41
Not the sharpest knife in the drawer	36
Soul Asylum "Let Your ___ Light Shine"	48
Like a rocker on tour too long, perhaps	39
Lights during Barry White listening session	43
Donna Summer "___ All the Lights"	43
"Joltin' Joe," for short	38
Joltin' Joe's other nickname	36
''Joltin' Joe,'' for short	46
Joltin' Joe, in sports headlines	36
Joltin' Joe of the Bronx Bombers	36
Baseball's Joltin' Joe, familiarly	42
"The Yankee Clipper," familiarly	42
Phone call cost, in Bogart films	32
It features F.D.R.'s profile	32
Roosevelt has been its head since 1946	38
10-year prison sentence, in slang	33
Ten-year prison sentence, in slang	34
More than a quarter of a quarter	32
Low price for a dozen, so it's said	39
Item to "spare" in 1932	33
Cost of a phone call, in Bogart films	37
10-year prison sentence, in gang slang	38
"Put another ___ in the jukebox, baby"	48
"Malaeska . . . " was the first one	45
They have torches on their backs	32
Nickels-and-___ (bothers with trivialities)	43
Joan Jett puts them in the jukebox	34
Checked or striped cotton, often	32
Adjusts for romantic effect, as lights	38
Adjusts to create a mood, as lights	35
Adjusts lights, as for romantic effect	38
Not the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree	44
Kipling's "Gunga ___"	35
Last word of nine verses of a Kipling poem	42
Kipling's "Gunga __"	34
Kipling's ''Gunga ___''	43
When repeated, meal for the pets	32
Today's music, to parent's ears	39
It may be produced at a construction site	41
Half of a tot's evening meal?	33