Florestan's jailer in "Fidelio" | 45 |
Jailer in Beethoven's "Fidelio" | 45 |
One with a guitar and shades, stereotypically | 45 |
They get their kicks at Radio City Music Hall | 45 |
"Ugolino" and "Le Baiser" | 45 |
Vases of a "La Bohème" character | 45 |
Critic who's a Chicago talk radio co-host | 45 |
"My Word Is My Bond" autobiographer | 45 |
Uses sock puppets to talk to a therapist, say | 45 |
Flow out of easily, as a word from the tongue | 45 |
Novel in which real persons are fictionalized | 45 |
Irma who wrote "The Joy of Cooking" | 45 |
"The Da Vinci Code" (2006) director | 45 |
"My Father at 100: A Memoir" author | 45 |
It's across the hall from the Oval Office | 45 |
Actress Dawson of "Men in Black II" | 45 |
Actor ___ Brazzi of "South Pacific" | 45 |
___ Brazzi, star of "South Pacific" | 45 |
"Émile, or On Education" author | 45 |
Cell stuff that fabricates protein, for short | 45 |
Monogram of "Amusement Park" author | 45 |
Political thaw around Dorothy's slippers? | 45 |
Market-town birthplace of a style of football | 45 |
1980 Boston Marathon "winner" Rosie | 45 |
John Cusack thriller based on a Grisham novel | 45 |
Replace actress Robin after she gets on base? | 45 |
Ninth-century founder of the Russian monarchy | 45 |
''The Satanic Verses'' author | 45 |
2006 World Series-winning manager Tony La ___ | 45 |
Grain byproduct used in alternative medicines | 45 |
"Street Fighter" fighter from Japan | 45 |
Less trusting when taking sides. Strange. (5) | 45 |
1988 National League Rookie of the Year Chris | 45 |
Christie title from "Twelfth Night" | 45 |
It was never intended to be a leather cleaner | 45 |
Cheese and beef concoction for humorist Mort? | 45 |
"___, O Ship of State!": Longfellow | 45 |
He drove the serpents from Ireland, in legend | 45 |
"Take your best shot," to a doctor? | 45 |
Dancer with lots of fans at her performances? | 45 |
Uzbekistan's "Soul Man" singer? | 45 |
Director of the "Evil Dead" trilogy | 45 |
Article written by an early American patriot? | 45 |
Site of the Lone Star State's Fort Concho | 45 |
She played Harper Lee in "Infamous" | 45 |
Like an uneventful day at the ladder company? | 45 |
One of the Skywalkers dressed up as St. Nick? | 45 |
Largest city in California's wine country | 45 |
"The Human Comedy" novelist William | 45 |
Celtic Sanders in the Basketball Hall of Fame | 45 |
Resident of 333 Riverside Drive: mid-50's | 45 |
The lord in "The Lord of the Rings" | 45 |
What a very good horror movie might make you? | 45 |
Like one avoiding alleyways at night, perhaps | 45 |
Spooky star of "The Boos Brothers"? | 45 |
" . . . above this ___ sway": Shak. | 45 |
Liam Neeson movie about a Hungarian composer? | 45 |
"Danke ___" (1963 Wayne Newton hit) | 45 |
Actress Annabella of "The Sopranos" | 45 |
Hanks's "Bosom Buddies" co-star | 45 |
"Four __ and seven years ago . . ." | 45 |
Make a slam dunk or cross the goal line, e.g. | 45 |
Artist Warhol accosted by the British police? | 45 |
Nickname for Mendelssohn's Third Symphony | 45 |
James Doohan's "Star Trek" role | 45 |
"To Kill a Mockingbird" protagonist | 45 |
The record score in this game is 1,049 points | 45 |
"Sun" or "smoke" follower | 45 |
Drove a Phillips-head into a bowl of borscht? | 45 |
Drop a hip-hop star from the festival lineup? | 45 |
Series featuring Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas | 45 |
Series featuring Andrea Martin and John Candy | 45 |
1970s-'80s John Candy vehicle, familiarly | 45 |
Self-contained underwater breathing apparatus | 45 |
Racing craft with an anatomical-sounding name | 45 |
Man-bashing 1968 manifesto by Valerie Solanas | 45 |
"___ me?" ("Whadja say?") | 45 |
Prot. denomination with services on Saturdays | 45 |
Reagan's "Star Wars," for short | 45 |
Activist gp. with a clenched fist in its logo | 45 |
1960s college protest group re-formed in 2006 | 45 |
Many a Melville setting, with "the" | 45 |
Davy Jones's locker, with "the" | 45 |
"Wide Sargasso __": Jean Rhys novel | 45 |
"___ of Love" (1989 Al Pacino film) | 45 |
"Match of the Century" winner, 1938 | 45 |
"Mercenary for Justice" star Steven | 45 |
Piratic enemy of Popeye, with "the" | 45 |
One-named "Kiss from a Rose" singer | 45 |
Company that once offered mail-order catalogs | 45 |
Company that discontinued its catalog in 1993 | 45 |
"High" or "open" follower | 45 |
Belmondo's "Breathless" co-star | 45 |
Money winner on "You Bet Your Life" | 45 |
"You Bet Your Life" special feature | 45 |
Alternative to a station wagon or convertible | 45 |
'Me Talk Pretty One Day' author David | 45 |
''Red Rocks'' city of Arizona | 45 |
The Who's "I Can ___ For Miles" | 45 |
U2 "___ the stone set in your eyes" | 45 |