Nuclear weapon | 14 |
Manhattan Project result | 24 |
Manhattan Project goal | 22 |
Enola Gay's payload | 23 |
Enola Gay cargo | 15 |
Result of the Manhattan Project | 31 |
Manhattan Project creation | 26 |
Fission device | 14 |
Fat Man or Little Boy | 21 |
Bikini blaster | 14 |
Weapon in 1940s headlines | 25 |
Oppenheimer development | 23 |
Nuclear weapon, in old headlines | 32 |
Mushroom maker | 14 |
Manhattan Project weapon, for short | 35 |
Focus of the Manhattan Project, briefly | 39 |
Fat Man was one | 15 |
Enola Gay's cargo | 21 |
Drop ___ on (shock) | 19 |
Destructive weapon | 18 |
Cloud producer, informally | 26 |
WWII-ending weapon | 18 |
WWII development | 16 |
WMD in 1940s headlines | 22 |
Weapon of mass destruction in '45 headlines | 47 |
Weapon of mass destruction | 26 |
W.W. II-ending weapon, for short | 32 |
W. W. II weapon | 15 |
Trinity test subject | 20 |
Teller's concern in the early 40's | 42 |
Oppenheimer's creation, colloquially | 40 |
Mushroom maker? | 15 |
Mushroom cloudmaker | 19 |
Mushroom cloud maker, briefly | 29 |
Mushroom cloud former | 21 |
Manhattan Project weapon | 24 |
Manhattan Project result, informally | 36 |
Manhattan Project outcome | 25 |
Los Alamos project, briefly | 27 |
Los Alamos project | 18 |
It was hardly a Los Alamos bluff | 32 |
Invention of 1945 | 17 |
Hiroshima weapon | 16 |
Hiroshima destroyer | 19 |
Fermi focus | 11 |
Fat Man in New Mexico, e.g. | 27 |
Fat Man in New Mexico e.g. | 27 |
Fat Man in New Mexico | 21 |
Explosive development | 21 |
Enola Gay's cargo item | 26 |
Drop __ (announce startling news) | 33 |
Cloud maker | 11 |
Big news in 1945, informally | 28 |
Big blast maker, for short | 26 |
Big bang maker, briefly | 23 |
Aug. 1945 weapon | 16 |
1945's ''Little Boy,'' for short | 52 |
1945 news, in headlines | 23 |
"You Dropped ___ on Me" Gap Band | 42 |
"Little Boy" in 8/6/45 news | 37 |
"Fat Man," e.g. | 25 |
"Fat Man and Little Boy" subject | 42 |
''Fat Man,'' e.g. | 33 |
''Enola Gay'' load | 34 |
Have ___ to pick | 16 |
Something to pick | 17 |
Dry as ___ | 10 |
"Give the dog ___" | 28 |
Have __ to pick | 15 |
Dry as __ | 9 |
"To fetch her poor dog ___" | 37 |
" . . . poor dog ___" | 31 |
" . . . her poor dog ___" | 35 |
What Mother Hubbard lacked | 26 |
Trashmen song they buried for a dog? (hyph.) | 44 |
Second of a poetic trio | 23 |
Middle of a well-known Kipling trio | 35 |
Have --- to pick | 16 |
Dry as -- | 9 |
Blind Pilot "I Buried ___" | 36 |
Between a rag and a hank | 24 |
AC/DC "Given the Dog ___" | 35 |
"To give her poor dog ___" | 36 |
"To get her poor dog __" | 34 |
"To a rag and ___ . . . ": Kipling | 44 |
"A rag and ___" | 25 |
"...to fetch her poor dog ---" | 40 |
"... to give her poor dog ___" | 40 |
"... to get her poor dog ___" | 39 |
"... to fetch her poor dog ___" | 41 |
" . . . to get her poor dog ___" | 42 |
''... to fetch her poor dog ___'' | 49 |
``To get her poor dog ___'' | 35 |
Peek-___ | 8 |
"Peek-___!" | 21 |
Peek-__ | 7 |
Peek follower | 13 |
Ending with peek or bug | 23 |
Peek ending | 11 |
"Peek-___, I see you!" | 32 |