Bottle occupant in a Stevenson tale | 35 |
"The Bottle ___" (Stevenson tale) | 43 |
"The ___ of the Perverse": Poe | 40 |
"The ___ of the Perverse," Poe story | 46 |
"Sudden ___" (Eastwood film) | 38 |
Chevy celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2008 | 46 |
Chevrolet model beginning in 1958 | 33 |
Q: Are you feeling okay? A: No. ___ | 35 |
Immovable object vs. irresistible force | 39 |
Technique involving thickly applied paint | 41 |
Accuse an official of misconduct | 32 |
Throw up a roadblock in front of | 32 |
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame architect | 36 |
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame designer | 35 |
Designer of Kennedy Library at Harvard | 38 |
Denver's Mile High Center architect | 39 |
John F. Kennedy Library architect | 33 |
The John F. Kennedy Library architect | 37 |
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame architect | 38 |
Designer of Dallas's Patriot Tower | 38 |
Architect who turned 96 in April | 32 |
Architect who designed Steve Jobs' apartment | 48 |
Architect of M.I.T.'s Green Building | 40 |
Architect of Hong Kong's Bank of China Tower | 48 |
Architect of Boston's John Hancock Bldg. | 44 |
Architect for the Louvre pyramid | 32 |
"Pyramide du Louvre" architect | 40 |
Emperor Napoleon III's beard | 32 |
Q: Do people find you rude? A: No. ___ | 38 |
Cheese from overseas, for example | 33 |
Wear out one's welcome, e.g. | 32 |
Take advantage of, with "on" | 38 |
Overstay one's welcome, e.g. | 32 |
The "Man of La Mancha" had one | 40 |
Q: Are you detail oriented? A: Yes. ___ | 39 |
53rd Street comedy club, informally | 35 |
Dungeons & Dragons characters | 33 |
The likes of fiction's Eloise | 33 |
Stupid guys become little cutups | 32 |
Problems for parents and babysitters | 36 |
Q: Have you committed any sins? A: No. ___ | 42 |
Like most cocaine, to some degree | 33 |
Attribute to another, as a fault | 32 |
2002 Literature Nobelist Kertész | 35 |
Two-time prime minister of Hungary, ___ Nagy | 44 |
Hungarian name equivalent to Amory | 34 |
2002 Literature Nobelist Kert‚sz | 36 |
2002 Literature Nobelist ___ Kertész | 39 |
1950s Hungarian premier ___ Nagy | 32 |
1950's Hungarian premier Nagy | 33 |
"Let's do this thing" | 35 |
Online communications, for short | 32 |
Online chat components, for short | 33 |
Contacts while surfing the Web, perhaps | 39 |
Some online communications, for short | 37 |
Private on-line chats, for short | 32 |
On-line chat components, for short | 34 |
Much cybercommunication, briefly | 32 |
Modern communications, for short | 32 |
Has an online chat with, perhaps | 32 |
Exchanges that may come with emoticons, briefly | 47 |
Contacts someone on a buddy list, perhaps | 41 |
Certain brand of rugged footwear, in slang | 42 |
Brief notes to one's buddies | 32 |
"That'll do, thanks" | 34 |
"No more for me, thanks" | 34 |
"That'll do it for me" | 36 |
"Nothing more required here" | 38 |
Answer to "You ready?" | 32 |
"That's plenty for me" | 36 |
"That'll do, thank you" | 37 |
"That'll do for now" | 34 |
"Ready whenever you are" | 34 |
"Nothing else for me, thanks" | 39 |
"Don't need seconds, thanks" | 42 |
''Ready?'' answer | 33 |
"___ Excited" (Pointer Sisters hit) | 45 |
The Pointer Sisters' "___ Excited" | 48 |
"___ Tired," Beatles song | 35 |
"__ Excited": Pointer Sisters hit | 43 |
Words with "tired" or "sorry" | 49 |
Words with "sorry" or "bored" | 49 |
Pointer Sisters "___ Excited" | 39 |
"___ Excited" (Pointer Sisters song) | 46 |
"___ Excited" (1984 hit) | 34 |
"__ hungry I could . . ." | 35 |
"__ Excited" (Pointer Sisters tune) | 45 |
''___ hungry I could eat . . .'' | 48 |
The Pointer Sisters' "--- Excited" | 48 |
Pointer Sisters' '-- Excited' | 41 |
Cream classic, "___ Glad" | 35 |
Beatles song "___ Tired" | 34 |
"___ Tired" (Beatles song) | 36 |
"___ sorry!" (words of apology) | 41 |
"___ Lonesome I Could Cry" | 36 |
"___ in Love With You" | 32 |
"___ hungry I could..." | 33 |
"___ glad to meet you" | 32 |
"___ Excited," Pointer Sisters hit | 44 |
''__ Lonesome I Could Cry'' | 43 |