Musical genre related to punk | 29 |
Melodic offshoot of punk rock | 29 |
Fall Out Boy's genre | 24 |
Confessional music genre | 24 |
Weezer's musical genre | 26 |
The Get Up Kids' genre | 26 |
Rock music subcategory | 22 |
Panic! at the Disco genre | 25 |
Panic at the Disco genre | 24 |
Like some broody teens | 22 |
First name in zany comedy | 25 |
Expressive rock-music genre | 27 |
Emergency measures org. | 23 |
Angst-ridden music genre | 24 |
Alternative rock genre | 22 |
Weezer's music genre | 24 |
Unrestrained musical genre | 26 |
The Dismemberment Plan genre | 28 |
Sunny Day Real Estate genre | 27 |
Stand-up comedian Philips | 25 |
Some music on the Warped Tour | 29 |
Sensitive, so to speak | 22 |
Sensitive and twee, slangily | 28 |
Screwball comic Philips | 23 |
Screwball comedian Philips | 26 |
Post-hardcore, of a sort | 24 |
Philips of “UHF” | 24 |
Philips of stand-up fame | 24 |
Overly dramatic and moody | 25 |
My Chemical Romance genre | 25 |
Music related to punk rock | 26 |
Music genre of I Am Ghost | 25 |
Mopey, like some rock music | 27 |
Melodramatic, in slang | 22 |
Lovelorn and whiny, in slang | 28 |
Like one wearing guyliner | 25 |
Jimmy Eat World's genre | 27 |
Jawbreaker's music | 22 |
Jawbreaker's genre | 22 |
Hardcore punk offshoot | 22 |
Guitar-driven alt-rock | 22 |
Genre of the Get Up Kids | 24 |
Genre of My Chemical Romance | 28 |
Genre for Fall Out Boy | 22 |
Further Seems Forever genre | 27 |
Food for thought provider? | 26 |
Expressive music subgenre | 25 |
English comic Phillips | 22 |
Emergency response org. | 23 |
Effusive musical genre | 22 |
Dashboard Confessional genre | 28 |
Dark-haired fashion style | 25 |
Confessional rock genre | 23 |
Brooding, as some pop music | 27 |
Alternative style to goth | 25 |
"Weird Al" pal | 24 |
Peach State university | 22 |
The Eagles of the N.C.A.A. | 26 |
High-ranked Atlanta school | 26 |
Venerable Atlanta institution | 29 |
The Eagles of college sports | 28 |
Carter Center cofounder | 23 |
Atlanta research university | 27 |
Get carried away in Hollywood | 29 |
Tread the boards broadly | 24 |
Perform with great feeling | 26 |
Act excessively expressive | 26 |
Wax rhapsodic, perhaps | 22 |
Tear a passion to tatters | 25 |
Play to the back of the room | 28 |
Be over the top, while acting | 29 |
Show one's feelings | 23 |
Perform with broad gestures | 27 |
Overplay one's part | 23 |
Go over the top, on stage | 25 |
Go over the top on Broadway | 27 |
Be melodramatic on stage | 24 |
Upstage a co-star, perhaps | 26 |
Upset a stage coach, perhaps | 28 |
Turn on the waterworks, maybe | 29 |
Try to steal the scene, maybe | 29 |
Tread the boards heavily | 24 |
Show too much feeling? | 22 |
Show rage onstage, say | 22 |
Play without restraint | 22 |
Play to the peanut gallery | 26 |
Play to the cheap seats | 23 |
Play a role none too subtly | 27 |
Perform poorly, perhaps | 23 |
Perform histrionically | 22 |
Overdo the stage directions | 27 |
Overdo one's lines | 22 |
Let one's feeling show | 26 |
Ham up "Hamlet" | 25 |
Go too far on the boards | 24 |
Go too far in performing | 24 |
Go overboard, in a way | 22 |
Express feeling excessively | 27 |
Do one's part poorly? | 25 |
Disappoint Lee Strasberg | 24 |