Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
It may be used for pins and needles	35
Case for some small, sharp items	32
Case for needles and small scissors	35
Case for a Dorcas society member	32
Â Â One of two bath towels	32
Cases that hold pins and needles	32
Words said after flambÃ©ing a dessert, maybe	46
James Hubert Blake's nickname	33
"Memories of You" pianist Blake	41
"Charleston Rag" composer Blake	41
Jazz musician Blake featured on a 1995 stamp	44
Blake of "Shuffle Along"	34
1978 Broadway show with Gregory Hines	37
It takes three tricks to get a hand	35
Game usually played with 32 cards	33
Game that can be played with half a pinochle deck	49
Its highest card is jack of trumps	34
Game played with a 24- or 32-card deck	38
Game often played with a 24-card deck	37
Game in which the right bower is the highest card	49
Game in which the highest cards are the bowers	46
Game in which each player receives five cards	45
Card game that also means 'swindle'	43
Ohio city named for a mathematician	35
Author of the "Elements," ca. 300 B.C.	48
"Elements" mathematician	34
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Welty	35
Email program named for a writer	32
Email client named after an author	34
Pulitzer Prize-winning dramatist O'Neill	44
Seat of Oregon's Lane County	32
OregonÂ’s Â“Emerald CityÂ”	35
Broadway's ___ O'Neill Theater	38
2003 Grammy winner for "A Mighty Wind"	48
Faulkner femme fatale ___ Varner	32
"The Long, Hot Summer" vixen __ Varner	48
Faulkner's femme fatale ___ Varner	38
Character in Faulkner's "The Town"	48
"The Long, Hot Summer" woman ___ Varner	49
Swiss mathematician: 1707â€“83	35
Swiss who pioneered in graph theory	35
Swiss mathematician: 18th century	33
Swiss mathematician who introduced trig notations	49
Solver of the KÃ¶nigsberg bridge problem	42
Originator of the formula e^ix = cos x + i sin x	48
Noted Swiss mathematician: 18th century	39
Noted Swiss mathematician: 1707-83	34
Noted Swiss mathematician (1707-83)	35
Noted 18th-century mathematician	32
Mathematician with a formula named after him	44
Mathematician who named the constant e	38
Mathematician seen on a Swiss 10-franc note	43
Introducer of the math symbol "e"	43
Friend and colleague of Bernoulli	33
Formulator of the quadratic reciprocity law	43
Formulator of the law of quadratic reciprocity	46
Discoverer of the law of quadratic reciprocity	46
Author of "Introduction to Algebra"	45
18th-century Swiss mathematician	32
"Theoria motuum lunae" writer	39
"Elements of Algebra" author	38
Something given when someone has been taken	43
Fidel Castro gave one for Che Guevara	37
Kennedy daughter who wed Sargent Shriver	40
Special Olympics founder Shriver	32
Joseph Kennedy's middle daughter	36
Arnold may call her ''Mom''	43
Nina Simone's real first name	33
Kennedy who married Sargent Shriver	35
Corinne Tate's sister, on "Soap"	46
Second smallest continent, by size (abbr.)	42
Continent on one side of the Atl.	33
It's about 10% larger than Australia	40
Start for ''asian''	35
Source of about 20% of U.S. imports: Abbr.	42
Site of a struggling union: Abbr.	33
Scandinavia's continent: Abbr.	34
Portugal's continent (abbr.)	32
Liechtenstein's locale: Abbr.	33
It's across the Atl. from the U.S.	38
Backpacker's destination: Abbr.	35
"The Continent" (abbr.)	33
"The Bourne Identity" setting: Abbr.	46
Â Â Land on the other side of the Atl.	44
___ Pass (one way to travel across the Alps)	44
Kind of pass for an overseas passenger	38
Continental traveler's ___ system	37
Continental train ticketing service	35
Company that sells continental train tickets	44
It holds about 70% of the world population	42
They've always been at war with Oceania	43
The majority of people live here	32
Superstate in Orwell's "1984"	43
Landmass that spans over 180 degrees of longitude	49
It's about 10% of the Earth's surface	45
It stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific	45
It stretches from Iberia to Siberia	35
It covers about 10.6% of the Earth's surface	48
Home to nearly 70% of all people	32
"Nineteen Eighty-Four" superpower	43