Federal org. with a flower in its logo | 38 |
Fed. enforcer of air quality standards | 38 |
Evil org. in "The Simpsons Movie" | 43 |
D.C. group once headed by Mrs. Burford | 38 |
Antipollution org. established by Nixon | 39 |
Agcy. that monitors smoking hazards | 35 |
"Go Green!" newsletter org. | 37 |
"Clean Power Plan" org. | 33 |
Part of an officer's uniform | 32 |
Theme park conceived as a utopia | 32 |
Setting of an Innoventions exhibit | 34 |
Home to a famous geodesic sphere | 32 |
Sport in which players don't want to get tips | 49 |
It's pointless in the Olympics | 34 |
"Touching" Olympic event | 34 |
Weapon electrified in the Olympics | 34 |
Sword that isn't very dangerous | 35 |
Sport that's nearly pointless | 33 |
Word from the French for "sword" | 42 |
Weapon that's hardly dangerous | 34 |
Weapon for an Olympic contestant | 32 |
There isn't much point to it | 32 |
Sporting implement with a bell guard | 36 |
Sport with a pointless point to it | 34 |
Sport whose participants are masked | 35 |
Sport whose name has two accents | 32 |
Sport played on a 6-foot by 40-foot strip | 41 |
Sport played on a 2-meter by 14-meter strip | 43 |
Sport in which the entire body is a target | 42 |
Sport in which points score points | 34 |
Sport in which players wear metal jackets | 41 |
Sport in which players wear masks | 33 |
Sport fought to five or fifteen points | 38 |
Sport fought to five or 15 points | 33 |
Sign language pioneer Abbé de l'___ | 42 |
Olympics event in which touching scores points | 46 |
Olympic event won by Matteo Tagliariol in 2008 | 46 |
Olympic event won by Marcel Fischer in 2004 | 43 |
Olympic event with electrified equipment | 40 |
Its playing area is 2 x 14 meters | 33 |
It's often thrust upon someone | 34 |
It's hardly a cutting-edge sport | 36 |
It's hardly a cutting-edge competition | 42 |
It's electrified at the Olympics | 36 |
It means “sword” in French | 34 |
Individual and team event at the Olympics | 41 |
French-derived word with two accents | 36 |
Event with an attack called a flèche | 39 |
Abbé de l'___, sign language pioneer | 43 |
Abbé de l'___, pioneer in sign language | 46 |
Abbe de l'_____ (sign language pioneer) | 43 |
Abbé de l'___ (pioneer in sign language) | 47 |
"Pointless" Olympic event? | 36 |
''En garde'' weapon | 35 |
They're crossed in Olympic competition | 42 |
Weapons that are hardly cutting edge | 36 |
They're guarded at the Olympics | 35 |
Sports equipment used with masks | 32 |
Pointless events at the Olympics | 32 |
As swords, they're virtually pointless | 42 |
You won't get the point of these | 36 |
Weapons with blades about a yard long | 37 |
Weapons with 90-centimeter blades | 33 |
Weapons for the Three Musketeers | 32 |
They're waved in competition | 32 |
They're waved at the Olympics | 33 |
They're guarded in competition | 34 |
They're crossed in competition | 34 |
They're carried by people in masks | 38 |
They might touch one's heart | 32 |
They might be used when making ripostes | 39 |
Swords that don't cause injuries | 36 |
Sports equipment wired for scoring | 34 |
Sports equipment waved in the air | 33 |
"Shakespeare in Love" swords | 38 |
"Shakespeare in Love" props | 37 |
''Shakespeare in Love'' weapons | 47 |
Subject of an FDA dietary-supplement ban | 40 |
Subject of a 2004 F.D.A. dietary supplement ban | 47 |
FDA-banned weight-loss supplement | 33 |
F.D.A.-banned weight-loss supplement | 36 |
F.D.A.-banned diet pill ingredient | 34 |
Banned medicine used to treat asthma | 36 |
"Julie & Julia" director | 38 |
She gave us ''Heartburn'' | 41 |
"Sleepless in Seattle" writer/director | 48 |
"Sleepless in Seattle" writer-director | 48 |
"Heartburn" screenwriter | 34 |
Nora who gave us "Heartburn" | 38 |
"You've Got Mail" writer/director | 47 |
"Sleepless in Seattle" director Nora | 46 |
"Silkwood" co-screenwriter Nora | 41 |
"Lucky Guy" playwright | 32 |
"Julie & Julia" writer/ director | 46 |
"I Remember Nothing" author Nora | 42 |
"I Feel Bad About My Neck" writer Nora | 48 |
"Heartburn" writer Nora | 33 |
"Heartburn" novelist Nora | 35 |
"Hanging Up" director Nora | 36 |
___Pen (injector for allergic reactions) | 40 |