Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
What's represented by x2 = 4py	34
March event, in more ways than one	34
"Wooden Soldiers" action	34
Object held by some Monet subjects	34
"Madama Butterfly" props	34
"Would you repeat that?"	34
City in a "Can-Can" song	34
One stripping on a kitchen counter	34
Having no meat or milk, in Judaism	34
Hilton in persistent legal trouble	34
"The Simple Life" costar	34
Fixture near a playground, perhaps	34
"Ici on ___ franÃ§ais"	34
Stendhal's Charterhouse locale	34
Italian city famous for its cheese	34
One of Henry VIII's Catherines	34
Last name of Henry VIII's last	34
Numbers printed on golf scorecards	34
Bass in a barbershop quartet, e.g.	34
Casting director's assignments	34
Component of a mechanic's bill	34
Game for Democrats and Republicans	34
Not for the Parti QuÃ©bÃ©cois?	34
''Â¿QuÃ© __?''	34
Language named for a mathematician	34
Calculating machine inventor, 1642	34
"PensÃ©es" philosopher	34
"Essay on Conics" author	34
Marty Robbins' 'El --'	34
City in Texas, with "El"	34
British Columbia's White _____	34
"Press Your Luck" option	34
Like leisure suits and phonographs	34
Round a certain corner in Monopoly	34
Carbo-loader's course, perhaps	34
Food often ending in "i"	34
Longtime Penn State football coach	34
Eightfold ___ (Buddhist principle)	34
1881 Gilbert and Sullivan operetta	34
Doctor's office status, often?	34
Restaurant seating option, perhaps	34
Spots for weather-resistant chairs	34
"Gloria ___," a doxology	34
Feeling love for one's country	34
1964 Jerry Lewis film with The	34
War hero played by George C. Scott	34
"Hey ___" (1963 pop hit)	34
Russian emperor after Catherine II	34
1945 Physics Nobelist Wolfgang ___	34
"The Sopranos" underboss	34
Movie girl with "perils"	34
"Mrs. Robinson" composer	34
"The Prince and the ---"	34
"Dances With Wolves" foe	34
Candy bar with peanuts and caramel	34
Two-time U. S. Open winner Stewart	34
Cause of a late 1950's scandal	34
Performs the traditional male role	34
Sta. that thanks its viewers often	34
Nightly "NewsHour" airer	34
"Wall Street Week" airer	34
"This Old House" address	34
Organic river pollutant, for short	34
Environmental pollutant, for short	34
Chemical banned by the EPA in 1977	34
Banned organic compound, for short	34
Some environmental toxins, briefly	34
Hudson River pollutants, initially	34
No. often seen in research studies	34
Kissing in front of everyone, e.g.	34
Smart phone predecessor, initially	34
Kissing in a crowd, e.g., in brief	34
BlackBerry device, e.g., for short	34
Blackberries and Palm Pilots, e.g.	34
Files opened with Adobe, for short	34
Commonly e-mailed files, for short	34
It's the size of a small brain	34
Royal sleep disturbance, in a tale	34
Princess's annoyance, in fable	34
Object that'll wake a princess	34
It may be involved in a shell game	34
Annoyance for a fairytale princess	34
What a "V" can stand for	34
Proud bird with beautiful feathers	34
Mont Blanc is France's highest	34
"Dante's ___" (1997)	34
Sound from a chapel tower, perhaps	34
Noted "positive thinker"	34
Clergyman/author Norman Vincent __	34
American Revolutionary portraitist	34
American painters' family name	34
The gallbladder is shaped like one	34
Item in a Harry & David basket	34
Minnie and Asa form colorful combo	34
American polar explorer Robert ___	34
Vegetables in some risotto recipes	34
"Split" soup ingredients	34
"___ porridge hot . . ."	34
Muscle affected by Poland syndrome	34
Nutcracker's target, sometimes	34