Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
Lee "Scratch" Perry productions	41
Political nickname based on a middle initial	44
Letter that can't form words?	33
Initial-based political nickname	32
"Misunderestimate" coiner, familiarly	47
Nobel Peace Prize winner Le ___ Tho	35
Nobel Peace Prize refuser Le ___ Tho	36
Monsieur le ___ (Louis Henri de Bourbon)	40
Like a British peer of the highest rank	39
Coin in "The Merchant of Venice"	42
Mussolini, a.k.a. "il ___"	36
Raw materials for a feather pillow?	35
Discredited fallout protection procedure	40
Hunter's camouflaged shelter	32
Lowers oneself for safety's sake	36
Marx Brothers classic with a famous mirror scene	48
It brings tears to one's eyes	33
Where protagonists may crawl in spy movies	42
It'll bring a tear to your eye	34
Vent that's no longer an obstruction?	41
They bring tears to one's eyes	34
Part of a building's infrastructure	39
Conduits for moving fluid or air	32
Explosive that doesn't explode	34
You won't get a bang out of it	34
Firecracker that doesn't fire	33
Firecracker that doesn't make a noise	41
Firecracker that doesn't crack	34
Surfer's sobriquet, stereotypically	39
Surfer's sobriquet, sometimes	33
"___, Where's My Car?"	36
"Seriously, c'mon bro"	36
Things that are put on ... or don't go off	46
Independence Day disappointments	32
Firecrackers that don't explode	35
Word with "date" or "process"	49
"With all ___ respect ..."	36
"With all ___ respect . . ."	38
"Give the devil his ___"	34
Word with "east" or "date"	46
Required to be filed, as a tax form	35
On account of (with ''to'')	43
Like borrowed library books, eventually	39
Kind of date for an expectant mother	36
Joanne of "Sincerely Yours"	37
"With all ___ respect"	32
When to expect what you're expecting	40
It may begin with a slap in the face	36
Where you may see a second helping?	35
What might put you through your paces?	38
How playwright Ben Jonson killed an actor	41
Gauntlet thrower's challenge	32
Climactic scene in "Hamlet"	37
Bygone way of defending one's honor	39
Announced two-person face-off (4)	33
Alexander Hamilton's last act	33
"Three Musketeers" plot element	41
"Back to the Future Part III" climax	46
"___ in the Sun," Peck film	37
One settling a score, in olden days	35
They're often scheduled at noon	35
Old methods of conflict resolution	34
U.A.W. treasurer's accumulation	35
Requirement for union membership	32
"Union ___," book by Sayles: 1977	43
Song for Simon and Garfunkel, e.g.	34
"I Got You Babe," e.g.	32
''Up Where We Belong,'' for one	47
Piece marked "one piano, four hands"	46
Performance that takes a second?	32
First-act finale in "La BohÃ¨me"	44
"You Don't Bring Me Flowers," e.g.	48
"Up Where We Belong," for one	39
Work that can't be done alone	33
What a couple of people can play	32
Verdi's "Un di felice," for one	45
Something one singer can never do	33
Puccini's "Flower ___"	36
Piece that can't be performed alone	39
1982's "Ebony and Ivory," e.g.	44
1965's "I Got You Babe," e.g.	43
"Up Where We Belong," e.g.	36
"Tea for Two" for two, e.g.	37
"La ci darem la mano," for one	40
"La BohÃ¨me" first-act finale	41
"It Takes Two" is one, appropriately	46
"I Got You Babe" is one	33
"Ho sete! Ho sete!" is one	36
"Heart and Soul," to young pianists	45
"Heart and Soul," e.g.	32
"Don't You Want Me, Baby?" e.g.	45
"Beauty and the Beast," e.g.	38
"Baby, It's Cold Outside," e.g.	45
''Tea for Two,'' e.g.	37
''Say Say Say,'' say	36
''Dueling Banjos,'' for one	43
"___ circumstances beyond ..."	40
"___ circumstances beyond . . ."	42
"--- circumstances beyond..."	39
"_____ circumstances beyond..."	41