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tvs
  • - Living room's "entertainment" fixtures: Abbr.
  • - They're found in most hotel rooms
  • - Living room devices that might be smart
  • - Family room sets for short
  • - Security control-room screens
  • - Motel room staples
  • - Sets in living rooms
  • - Hi-def appliances in living rooms: Abbr.
  • - hotel room sets
  • - Hotel or living room fixtures, for short
  • - Sports-bar staples
  • - Motel amenities
  • - Living room entertainment devices
  • - Hospital room staples
  • - Entertainment devices in living rooms
  • - Hotel room fixtures
  • - Waiting room features
  • - Staples of waiting rooms
  • - Living room sets
  • - Family room sets
  • - Rec-room appliances that may be "smart"
  • - Man-cave staples
  • - Screens in sports bars, for short
  • - Flat screens in sports bars
  • - Appliances to watch "FRIENDS," e.g.: Abbr.
  • - sports-bar features
  • - some o.l.e.d. devices
  • - Flat screen purchases
  • - Short for televisions
  • - remotes control them
  • - Array in an electronics store
  • - array at an espn zone
  • - Sets in a bar
  • - Fixtures in home theaters: Abbr.
  • - array at a sports bar
  • - Screens in sports bars
  • - Remote targets, for short
  • - Common fixtures around airport waiting areas
  • - Sports bar decor
  • - plasmas, e.g.
  • - sets on the wall, often
  • - Sports bars are lined with them
  • - analogues of the "parlor walls" in fahrenheit 451
  • - Tennis sides clinch five sets
  • - screens at an airport
  • - televisions (abbrev)
  • - cable boxes?
  • - Idiot boxes, for short
  • - Cable boxes connect to them
  • - 19-in. items, sometimes
  • - Electronics store merchandise
  • - Appliances where you can catch "The Big Bang Theory," e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Idiot boxes: Abbr.
  • - Home entertainment sources
  • - array at a gym
  • - Airport screens
  • - Show showers
  • - What VCRs are connected to
  • - Couch potatoes watch them
  • - Certain sets
  • - Zeniths, e.g.
  • - Where to watch the best DVDs
  • - Video receivers, abbr.
  • - VCRs' companions
  • - VCR attachments
  • - Tubes, to some
  • - They're in 98% of Amer. homes
  • - They show shows
  • - They may be plasma or LCD: Abbr.
  • - They hook up to VCRs
  • - They connect to DVRs
  • - Televisions, for short
  • - Sports bars often have big-screen ones
  • - Some RCAs
  • - Some RCA's
  • - Some modern wall hangings
  • - Some boxes from big box stores
  • - Some are flat-screen
  • - Soap displayers
  • - Snow showers?
  • - Sharp things
  • - Sets with remote controls
  • - Sets that DVRs plug into
  • - Sets since the 40's
  • - Sets in some gyms?
  • - RCA and Panasonic products
  • - Products made by Sony and Samsung
  • - Ones with spots showing?
  • - Nielsen-family needs
  • - Nielsen tracks ratings on them
  • - Mod receivers
  • - Many are connected by cable
  • - Household sets
  • - Goggle boxes, so to speak
  • - Game consoles are hooked up to them
  • - Entertainment center screens
  • - DVRs get connected to them
  • - DVD players connect to them
  • - DVD displayers
  • - Devices that might be plasma or LCD
  • - Devices in front of treadmills
  • - Devices attached to DVRs
  • - Cable outlets
  • - Boob tubes, initially?
  • - Best Buy assortment
  • - Attachments to VCR's
  • - Analog ones won't work after June 12, 2009
  • - Streamers
  • - DVRs connect to them
  • - HD sets in dens
  • - Array in a security office
  • - Sports bar screens, for short
  • - Some modern ones are smart
  • - Fixtures at most airport lounges nowadays
  • - Controversial 'babysitters'
  • - Prominent items in sports bars
  • - Features of some taxis
  • - Sights in sports bars
  • - Den sets
  • - Sports bar sets
  • - Sports-bar screens
  • - Electronics dept. displays
  • - Sharp products
  • - Products with big Black Friday discounts
  • - DVRs plug into them
  • - Tubes
  • - Big-screen buys
  • - Remote things?
  • - Items in 8-Down
  • - Remote control targets
  • - Sets for shows
  • - Man cave essentials, for short
  • - Airport gate installations
  • - Appliance store array
  • - Tubes found inside this puzzle's six longest answers
  • - LG products
  • - Sports bar setups
  • - Sets in dens
  • - Sets for binge watchers
  • - LG and RCA products
  • - Common waiting area distractions
  • - Some Samsung sales
  • - Media outlets?
  • - Commercial products?
  • - SUV options
  • - Sony products
  • - Entertainment center components
  • - Sony output
  • - Some Sharp and Sony products
  • - What DVD players connect to
  • - "Plasma" appliances
  • - Things Slingboxes are connected to
  • - Some Samsungs
  • - Ones going through channels?
  • - They hook up to DVD players
  • - Buys for dens
  • - Where to see spots
dentists
  • - They drill and fill
  • - Drill masters?
  • - They know the drill
  • - Drillers and fillers
  • - Certain drillers
  • - Tooth experts
  • - They fix your teeth
  • - Root-canal experts
  • - they take care of the mouthpieces
  • - They care for canines
  • - they fill much of their working days
  • - it's possibly in impact damage that they do their professional work
  • - Professionals who look after your teeth
  • - Those working on bridges produced foolish dissent over central keystones
  • - Depression is principally the subject for medical specialists
  • - oral doctors
  • - Careless dissent overshadows trouble starting with those working on the bridge
  • - Tooth-care specialists
  • - Tooth practitioners
  • - Rocker with a sweet tooth needs to see these
  • - Tooth specialists
  • - Orthodontists, periodontists etc.
  • - Specialist medics
  • - Tooth doctors
  • - Canine inspectors end its barking before test, oddly
  • - People tend to open up for them, as they are capable of building bridges
  • - Crown makers
  • - People tend to open up for them, as they are capable of mending bridges
  • - Some British rockers need to see them
  • - Canine specialists
  • - Hygienists' coworkers
  • - They sometimes repair bridges
  • - Numbers, at times
  • - Experts with the ends of 17- and 55-Across and 10- and 24-Down
  • - ADA members
  • - Enamel restorers
  • - They give oral exams
  • - They treat canines
  • - Caries spotters
  • - They do drilling and filling
  • - They care about caries
  • - They take care of caries
  • - They repair canines
  • - Cap and crown men
  • - Professional men.
  • - Middlecoff's classmates.
  • - Orthodontists.
  • - Members of the Medical Corps.
  • - Mouth guards?
  • - Canine experts
  • - it's bad in depressions - they look down in the mouth
yews
  • - Trees to exploit, say
  • - Trees used for bows
  • - taxaceae family trees
  • - archery bow trees
  • - Trees in the genus Taxus
  • - topiary evergreens
  • - Evergreen trees with colorful berries
  • - trees with edible berries (but toxic leaves and bark)
  • - Trees sacred to Hecate
  • - Evergreen trees with red berries
  • - Trees used to make bows
  • - Evergreen, coniferous trees with red berries
  • - I agree with cutting trees
  • - trees with poisonous leaves
  • - Evergreen plants
  • - Mostly poisonous trees
  • - Evergreens that sound like female sheep
  • - Evergreens of a sort
  • - Evergreen trees.
  • - Coniferous trees
  • - Cone-bearing trees
  • - Some evergreens
  • - Evergreens
  • - Trees symbolizing death in Celtic culture
  • - Evergreen shrubs
  • - Evergreen trees with toxic seeds
  • - Trees used for archery bows
  • - Evergreens used for archery bows
  • - Trees with red berrylike fruit
  • - Trees whose name sounds like letters of the alphabet
  • - Declared profit from supplying trees
  • - Trees with poisonous leaves and seeds
  • - Some coniferous trees
  • - Evergreens used in bowmaking
  • - Trees that yield bow wood
  • - Evergreens with supple wood
  • - Coniferous evergreens
  • - Evergreens shrubs
  • - Trees put to some purpose, so it's said
  • - Trees that sound like sheep
  • - Longbow trees
  • - Trees yielding archery bow wood
  • - Certain evergreens
  • - Churchyard evergreens
  • - Evergreens with red berries
  • - Trees with pliable wood
  • - Trees from which one can take a bow?
  • - Trees used for making wands
  • - Trees for archers' bows
  • - Topiary trees
  • - Evergreens used in archery bows
  • - Evergreens used in ancient longbows
  • - Trees for making longbows
  • - Trees used for making bows
  • - Some evergreen trees
  • - Evergreens used to make bows
  • - Bearers of bright red arils
  • - Trees used to make longbows
  • - Conifers with pliable wood
  • - Trees with elastic wood
  • - Sources of red berries
  • - Trees for bowyers
  • - Trees used in archery products
  • - Trees used to make archery bows
  • - English churchyard trees
  • - Conifers with elastic wood
  • - Poisonous evergreens
  • - Berry-bearing evergreens
  • - Evergreens favored by bowsmiths
  • - Red-berried evergreens
  • - Trees used in making longbows
  • - Trees that symbolize sorrow
  • - Conifers with red arils
  • - Hedgerow trees
  • - Trees with red berries
  • - Trees yielding elastic wood
  • - Fir trees
  • - Evergreens whose wood is used to make archery bows
  • - Trees for longbows
  • - Trees for bows
  • - Needled evergreens
  • - Decorative evergreens
  • - Trees used for archers' bows
  • - Symbolic evergreens
  • - Old World evergreens
  • - Trees.
  • - conifers with bright red berries
  • - churchyard trees
  • - Coniferous trees with red berries
  • - heard sheep among large plants
  • - Woods used in cabinetmaking
  • - Sources for longbow wood
  • - Sources of archers' bows
  • - Longbows-in-the-rough
  • - English churchyard features
  • - Coniferous shrubs
  • - Archers' bows
  • - Longbow material
  • - Certain conifers
  • - Some conifers
  • - Conifers
  • - Longbow wood sources
  • - Conifers that sound like sheep
  • - They're common in British churchyards
  • - Homophone of 'use'
  • - Ornamental shrubs
  • - Sources of bow wood
  • - Their boughs make bows
  • - Landscaping shrubs
  • - Bows are made from their boughs
  • - Sources of pliable wood
  • - Hedge plants
  • - Hedge shrubs
  • - Conifers yielding elastic wood
  • - Cabinetry options
  • - Poetic symbols of sadness
  • - Common conifers
  • - Needled shrubs
  • - Composition of some hedgerows
  • - Poisonous conifers
  • - Source of archery bows
  • - Grove in many an English churchyard
  • - Sources of elastic wood
  • - Hedges, perhaps
  • - Landscaper's shrubs
  • - Sources of fine-grained wood
  • - They have boughs for bows
  • - Some archery bows
  • - Bow woods
gossips
  • - Dish transmitters
  • - Dishes the dirt
  • - Dishes dirt
  • - Dishes.
  • - Spreads news of igloos dispensing odd little drinks
  • - Chit-chats as amigos sip sangria inside
  • - Makes small talk finally interesting with very large drinks
  • - Those who engage in casual talk about other people
  • - Rumours
  • - They love to talk about people's private lives
  • - They like talking about people's private lives
  • - Busybodies spreading rumors
  • - Yentas
  • - Idle talkers
  • - Tongue waggers
  • - Spreads rumors
  • - Spreads dirt
  • - Whisperers, at times
  • - Newsmongers
  • - Troublemakers of a sort.
  • - Talks idly
  • - Busybodies
peaches
  • - Hope a chestnut bears fruit!
  • - See chap about fruit
  • - 2021 #1 hit whose title is fruit from Georgia
  • - Presidents of the United States of America single about fruit?
  • - Poet regularly longs for fruit
  • - After exercises, longs for fruit
  • - Gadfly nearly eating every fruit
  • - Cobbler fruits
  • - Revolutionary eating vegetables? On the contrary: fruit
  • - Often flambéed fruit
  • - Picked fruit
  • - Fuzzy fruits
  • - Fuzzy fruit
  • - Juicy fruits
  • - sweet tree fruits
  • - Bob Geldof's daughter
  • - Georgia grows a lot of them
  • - 2021 no. 1 hit for justin bieber
  • - Part of R&B, soul duo with Herb
  • - Well-liked things
  • - Summer pie fillers
  • - Georgia harvest
  • - They're swell
  • - Herb's singing partner
  • - Cream partner?
  • - Cream's companions
  • - Delightful people: Slang.
  • - Companions of cream.
  • - Baby serving
  • - Georgia crop
  • - Still life subject
  • - Beauties
  • - Georgia product
pickupthepieces
  • - Recover after a heartbreak … or Step 2 for solving a jigsaw puzzle?
  • - Recover from a shock, or an alternative title for this puzzle
  • - Great "choice" for those who have suffered
  • - How music student can restore normality after disaster?
  • - "First, you're going to want to dump out the box and ..."
  • - Recover from a devastating loss
  • - Take care of shattered glass
  • - Rebuild after a tragedy
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