Medea's attendant in a Cherubini opera | 42 |
Meddlesome, like certain neighbors | 34 |
Meddlesome heroine of an 1816 novel | 35 |
Medal-winning swimmer's coal mines? | 39 |
Medal of Honor's recognition | 32 |
Medal of Freedom awardee of 2004 | 32 |
Medal awarded to MacArthur in W.W. I and W.W. II | 48 |
Med. technique using contrast agents | 36 |
Med. staff with a "Star of Life" logo | 47 |
Med. specialty that deals with strep | 36 |
Med. specialists who might treat tonsillitis | 44 |
Med. exam involving an injection into the forearm | 49 |
Med student's hands-on workplace | 36 |
Mechanisms not meant to be handled | 34 |
Mechanics' stations in an auto race | 39 |
Mechanically inclined one (Abbr.) | 33 |
Mechanical way of doing something | 33 |
Mechanical device that operates by compression | 46 |
Mechanical device for baseball practice? | 40 |
Mechanical connectors, half the time | 36 |
Mechanical "bandit" feature | 37 |
Mechanic's ___ (contractor's security) | 46 |
Mechanic's list on a bill of frights? | 41 |
Mechanic's excessively affected gadget box? | 47 |
Mechanic's cloth, eventually | 32 |
Mechanic's 50-minute evaluation? | 36 |
Mechanic or orthodontist, at times | 34 |
Mechanic on TV's "Taxi" | 37 |
Meaty fruit ... or is it a vegetable? | 37 |
Meatloaf's "__ Anything for Love" | 47 |
Meatless day during W.W. II: Abbr. | 34 |
Meat topping à la a French marshal | 37 |
Meat that's often served piccata | 36 |
Meat slice on the highest shelf? | 32 |
Meat Puppets "Too High to ___" | 40 |
Meat preparers that use salt and smoking | 40 |
Meat preparation in "Up in Smoke"? | 44 |
Meat Loaf: "___ out of Hell" | 38 |
Meat Loaf's view in "Mirror" | 42 |
Meat Loaf might be "Blind as" one? | 44 |
Meat jelly with a dairy-sounding name | 37 |
Meat ingredient in many stuffing recipes | 40 |
Meat in the Near Eastern dish kibbe | 35 |
Meat grade below "choice" | 35 |
Meat found in dessert at shore outing | 37 |
Meat featured in a Monty Python musical title | 45 |
Meat entree that doesn't take long to cook | 46 |
Meat entrée served with mint jelly | 37 |
Meat dish often served with gravy | 33 |
Meat cut that may be "tender" | 39 |
Meat cooked in its own fat, to a chef | 37 |
Meat cooked and preserved in its own fat | 40 |
Measuring device that works only before noon? | 45 |
Measures to ensure restful sleep on-board? | 42 |
Measures that are high for Mensans | 34 |
Measures of interest to a deejay | 32 |
Measures of cell-phone signal strength | 38 |
Measures of brightness, for short | 33 |
Measures of a current's flow | 32 |
Measures for trillions of fasteners? | 36 |
Measures for Earth's travels | 32 |
Measures equivalent to 20 cents? | 32 |
Measurers of logical reasoning, for short | 41 |
Measurements where 70% are between 85 and 115 | 45 |
Measurements of lack of density? | 32 |
Measurements of control and arm strength | 40 |
Measurements from the crotch down | 33 |
Measurement that's never right | 34 |
Measurement system of what's more pathetic? | 47 |
Measurement standard for actor Harmon? | 38 |
Measurement represented as ' | 32 |
Measurement point for sock height or skirt length | 49 |
Measurement often used in hyperbole | 35 |
Measurement of length at the subatomic level | 44 |
Measurement of distance traveled | 32 |
Measurement named for a body part | 33 |
Measurement for men that's sometimes long | 45 |
Measurement for a tunneling machine, briefly | 44 |
Measurement for a shotgun barrel | 32 |
Measured in relationto the stars | 33 |
Measured amount of a copper/tin alloy? | 38 |
Measure used when weighing an evangelist? | 41 |
Measure used in the "Iliad" | 37 |
Measure the strength of, in a way | 33 |
Measure that may be tried to end a drought | 42 |
Measure of the wealth of groups of families | 43 |
Measure of the force of falling fruit? | 38 |
Measure of speed in "Star Trek" | 41 |
Measure of printing resolution, for short | 41 |
Measure of printing resolution (abbr.) | 38 |
Measure of prevention or strength? | 34 |
Measure of neighborhood drug traffic? | 37 |
Measure of national economic health | 35 |
Measure of half a large intestine? | 34 |
Measure of engine strength, slangily | 36 |
Measure of electrical resistance | 32 |
Measure of economic activity (Abbr.) | 36 |
Measure of autoignition resistance | 34 |
Measure of a vocalist's range, sometimes | 44 |
Measure of a small amount of mouthwash? | 39 |