It's not good to be left in it | 34 |
''The Addams Family'' butler | 44 |
This might be at the end of the line | 36 |
It might be at the end of the line | 34 |
Dangle a carrot in front of, so to speak | 40 |
Angler's artificial fly, e.g. | 33 |
They'll get you biting responses | 36 |
Perfect for the tabloid headlines | 33 |
How the tabloids tell many stories | 34 |
How scandals are described in tabloids | 38 |
"Foreign Affairs" author Alison | 41 |
Pulitzer-winning novelist Alison | 32 |
Foreign Affairs author Alison | 32 |
"Foreign Affairs" Pulitzer winner | 43 |
"Foreign Affairs" Pulitzer author | 43 |
Read but not post, in a chat room | 33 |
Read but not comment, in Internet lingo | 39 |
Read a blog but don't post anything | 39 |
Just read the post and comments, say | 36 |
Hang around, perhaps suspiciously | 33 |
Read chat room messages, but didn't post | 44 |
Read but didn't post, at a Web forum | 40 |
Kept one's own counsel, online | 34 |
"Nothing Natural" band | 32 |
Welch role in "Bedazzled" | 35 |
Theme of Nabokov's "Lolita" | 41 |
Repeated word in Raveonettes album title | 40 |
One of the "deadly seven" | 35 |
One of seven in the film "Se7en" | 42 |
Joe Jackson "Laughter & ___" | 42 |
Irving Stone's "___ for Life" | 43 |
Irving Stone's --- "for Life" | 43 |
"___ for Life": Irving Stone | 38 |
"___ for Life": I. Stone | 34 |
"___ for Life," by I. Stone | 37 |
Quality of the queen's jewels? | 34 |
A reflection on Queen Elizabeth? | 32 |
More than craves (with ''after'') | 49 |
Is hot for, with "after" | 34 |
Commits one of the seven deadly sins | 36 |
Adjective for literature's Tom Jones | 40 |
Vermeer's "Woman With a ___" | 42 |
Old instrument that's strummed | 34 |
Minstrel's instrument, perhaps | 34 |
It covers Miami, Montpelier and Montreal | 40 |
Boy's instrument in a Hals painting | 39 |
Stringed instrument for a madrigal | 34 |
One with a long neck and a rounded body | 39 |
It's featured in two Vivaldi concertos | 42 |
Instrument with a pear-shaped body | 34 |
Balladeer's instrument of yore | 34 |
Worked a Renaissance Faire, maybe | 33 |
What certain rioting Elizabethan musicians did? | 47 |
Strummed an old string instrument | 33 |
Played an Elizabethan instrument | 32 |
Writer of "The 95 Theses" | 35 |
He was condemned in the Edict of Worms | 38 |
"Here and Now" singer, Vandross | 41 |
Spacey's "Superman Returns" role | 46 |
Elizabethan ballad player, maybe | 32 |
Skating leap with one full rotation | 35 |
Noted U.S. entomologist: 1879–1943 | 41 |
Comedy nominated for a 1965 Tony | 32 |
Words on a candy heart, "___ YA" | 42 |
Word on those little hard candy valentines | 42 |
Cute spelling of a Valentine's Day word | 43 |
Anne Jackson stage vehicle: 1964 | 32 |
"__ Aeterna": Requiem Mass song | 41 |
One of about 11 in a foot-candle | 32 |
Fiat ___ (common university motto) | 34 |
"___ et veritas" (Yale's motto) | 45 |
"___ et Veritas," Yale motto | 38 |
First-class, with "de" | 32 |
Vegas hotel shaped like a pyramid | 33 |
Vegas hotel with an Egyptian theme | 34 |
Vegas hotel with a Sphinx re-creation | 37 |
Vegas hotel named for a city in Egypt | 37 |
City including the site of ancient Thebes | 41 |
What a rich person might live in | 32 |
More than just creature comforts | 32 |
Penthouse activity at Caesars Palace? | 37 |
''Titanic'', for one | 36 |
This clue's number in Roman numerals | 40 |
Number of Heinz flavors in old Rome? | 36 |
Year of Pliny the Younger's birth | 37 |
"Tattooed lady" of song | 33 |
Groucho's 'Tattooed Lady' | 37 |
Winona's "Beetlejuice" role | 41 |
Tattooed lady in a Groucho Marx song | 36 |
Groucho's tattooed lady of song | 35 |
Groucho's "tattooed lady" | 39 |
Anatolian kingdom that pioneered coins | 38 |
Actress/model/socialite ___ Hearst-Shaw | 39 |
"___, the Tattooed Lady" (old tune) | 45 |
Solution in soap and frosted glass | 34 |
More common name for caustic soda | 33 |
Common name for sodium hydroxide | 32 |
Caustic chemical used in making soap | 36 |
Solution obtained by lixiviation | 32 |
Sodium hydroxide in our home chemistry set | 42 |