Fair share, maybe |
___ d'oeuvre |
Work without __ (live dangerously) |
Lifetime Achievement Grammy winner Horne |
Figurehead for a scam |
"The Haj" author |
Camera support |
Indianapolis 500, for one |
"I Like ___" (old campaign slogan) |
One who confirms SCOTUS members |
Disappearing slope apparatus |
Northern subarctic forests |
Vast |
The Kinks "___ Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues" |
Violets' companions, in a verse |
Person who is sui generis |
Frequent lawbreaker on "The Simpsons" |
Soapbox derby necessity |
Sacramento's ___ Arena |
Nevada's "Biggest Little City" |
Unchaste |
Carpet fasteners |
Open horse-drawn carriage |
Kind of song "Amazing Grace" is |
Striped semiprecious stone |
Misspelling in a book, for short |
Building facings |
Not soft |
Bit of birdbath gunk |
Diet choice |
Where Zeno of Citium taught |
New Zealand dollar illustration |
Passage, anatomically |
Given to sulking |
Cronus or Oceanus |
Red Cross and the like, in brief |
Pendulum's partner in prose |
Deserving an F, perhaps |
Having time on one's hands |
1996 N.L. Rookie of the Year Hollandsworth |
Former NFL wide receiver Terrell ___ |
Pad Thai or chocolate chip cookies, e.g. |
Stepped onto the tarmac, say |
Series of lines, essentially |
Kind of list |
Study of religion |
Snowboarders often catch it |
Something a hoe might unearth |
Conquer, as a mountain |
"Get ___ of yourself!" |
Orate with assurance |
Pusillanimous |
Underlying |
Decree of the former Sultan of Turkey |
Surfing stop |
Thin biscuit |
Slowly discharge (moisture or a smell) |
Ship's bottom area |
Does a cobbler's job |
Pertaining to Mars: Comb. form |
"Good things come to those who wait," e.g. |
Actresses on the way up |
Man o' War, to War Admiral |
Airport approximations, familiarly |
Square piece of ceramic flooring |
Simba's uncle in "The Lion King" |
Robust, like some wines |
They travel down fallopian tubes |
Society newcomer, familiarly |
Conclusion for "psych" |
Sharp part of a knife blade |
Phileas Fogg's creator |
Place to see gowns and tuxes |
Roger of "Nicholas Nickleby" |
Knowingly shelter a fugitive, e.g. |
River whose mouth is near Nieuwpoort |