Contest between Atalanta and Hippomenes | 39 |
Contest featuring spoons or noses | 33 |
Contest for a free night at the inn? | 36 |
Contest for the Bucs or Broncs, say | 35 |
Contest in the film "Spellbound" | 42 |
Contest in which the lead keeps changing | 40 |
Contest once hosted by Bob Barker and Dick Clark | 48 |
Contest related to the knife toss? | 34 |
Contest submission (with the following space) | 45 |
Contest that may give the local team an edge | 44 |
Contest that might involve a doormat | 36 |
Contest that's over in seconds | 34 |
Contest to determine the fastest pillager? | 42 |
Contest to see who can be more unfriendly? | 42 |
Contest to win an objet d'art? | 34 |
Contest whose lead keeps changing | 33 |
Contest winner's cry, perhaps | 33 |
Contestant on a Bravo reality show | 34 |
Contestant's choice on "Match Game" | 49 |
Contests between international teams | 36 |
Contests requiring extra innings | 32 |
Contests with no ultimate winner, hopefully | 43 |
Contiental group, in some newspapers | 36 |
Continent bounded by three oceans | 33 |
Continent home to the world's newest nation | 47 |
Continent on one side of the Atl. | 33 |
Continent that Marco Polo explored | 34 |
Continent with the most countries | 33 |
Continent with twelve territories, in Risk | 42 |
Continent-influenced '80s band | 34 |
Continent-inspired prog-rockers? | 32 |
Continent-separating mountain range | 35 |
Continental alliance's intl. strategy | 41 |
Continental Army encampment near Philadelphia | 45 |
Continental headquarters, 1777-78 | 33 |
Continental merger partner (abbr.) | 34 |
Continental shelf or abyssal plain location | 43 |
Continental train ticketing service | 35 |
Continental traveler's ___ system | 37 |
Continental ___ (great watershed) | 33 |
Continual and excessive quest for knowledge | 43 |
Continuation of a healthy observation | 37 |
Continuation of the kitchen quote | 33 |
Continue after a setback, as one's life | 43 |
Continue cordially despite differences | 38 |
Continue downhill without pedaling | 34 |
Continue in a particular condition | 34 |
Continue the journey, oater-style | 33 |
Continue to irritate, as bad feeling | 36 |
Continue to move after loss of power | 36 |
Continue to practice, as a profession | 37 |
Continue to treat, as a swelling | 32 |
Continue without stopping, in music | 35 |
Continue, as an uncontrolled fire | 33 |
Continue, Ã la "Gatsby" | 36 |
Continued in a musical-chairs game | 34 |
Continued in one direction, like the stock market | 49 |
Continued violently, as a battle | 32 |
Continued with one's activities | 35 |
Continues to receive little recognition? | 40 |
Continuing to criticize unnecessarily | 37 |
Continuous band of hull planking | 32 |
Continuously, or this puzzle's theme | 40 |
Contortionist's inspiration? | 32 |
Contrabassoon's little cousin | 33 |
Contract a common childhood disease | 35 |
Contract addition for a bit of sandbox equipment? | 49 |
Contract change approvals: Abbr. | 32 |
Contract for a speaking engagement? | 35 |
Contract in which one appoints a proxy (abbr.) | 46 |
Contract signing by Lucy's pal in Finland? | 46 |
Contract term for a 1930's heavyweight champ? | 49 |
Contract with America co-author Dick | 36 |
Contract With America first name | 32 |
Contract's escalator clause, for short | 42 |
Contract's inflation adjustment | 35 |
Contraction after "yes" | 33 |
Contraction before "now" | 34 |
Contraction between looks and everything | 40 |
Contraction between you and bother | 34 |
Contraction for "small" | 33 |
Contraction in "Jingle Bells" | 39 |
Contraction in an alibi, perhaps | 32 |
Contraction in Earth's galaxy? | 34 |
Contraction in Shakespeare title | 32 |
Contraction meaning "taboo" | 37 |
Contraction not in the king's English | 41 |
Contraction often used by servants | 34 |
Contraction that gives many spellers trouble | 44 |
Contraction that gives trouble to many | 38 |
Contraction that sounds like a conjunction | 42 |
Contraction that's an "i" dropper | 47 |
Contraction used by servants and children | 41 |
Contraction with "number one" | 39 |
Contraction with enough or entertainment | 40 |
Contraction with two apostrophes | 32 |
Contractional homophone for weave | 33 |
Contractless communication option | 33 |
Contractor's approximation, briefly | 39 |
Contractor's detail, briefly | 32 |