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alias
  • - Smith might be one
  • - John Smith, possibly
  • - John Smith, perhaps
  • - John Smith may be one
  • - John Doe, perhaps
  • - John Doe, for one
  • - "...... Smith and Jones" (TV oldie)
  • - ".... Smith and Jones": 1970s TV Western
  • - ".... Smith and Jones": '70s TV Western
  • - ........ Smith and Jones : '70s TV show
  • - Smith, sometimes
  • - John Smith, often
  • - Smith, at times
  • - Police blotter datum
  • - Phony handle
  • - Perp's cover
  • - Otherwise named
  • - Name after "a.k.a."
  • - Name a criminal goes by
  • - Misleading name
  • - Misleading moniker
  • - Made-up monicker
  • - Literally, "at another time"
  • - Hood's pseudonym
  • - Fugitive's fake name
  • - Fake moniker
  • - Criminal's creation, perhaps
  • - Criminal cover
  • - Cover name
  • - Con's cover
  • - Cat Stevens, to Yusuf Islam
  • - Billy the Kid, to Henry McCarty
  • - Another name for a person
  • - A con artist may go by it
  • - "Wanted" poster entry
  • - "Gloria, I think they got the ......" Laura Branigan
  • - "America's Most Wanted" info, sometimes
  • - You could go under one
  • - Word on a "Wanted" list
  • - Word on "Wanted" posters
  • - What a thief might go by
  • - What a person may go under
  • - Wanted poster snippet
  • - Underworld name
  • - Underworld "monicker."
  • - Type of writ
  • - Twitter handle
  • - TV spy series starring Jennifer Garner
  • - Tony Starks to Ghostface Killah, e.g.
  • - Tony Clifton, for Andy Kaufman
  • - The Sundance Kid, for Harry Longabaugh
  • - Swindler's name, perhaps
  • - Stage name e.g.
  • - Spy's name, quite possibly
  • - Spy's name, possibly
  • - Spy's assumption
  • - Spy show that starred Jennifer Garner as Sydney Bristow
  • - Spy series directed by J .J. Abrams
  • - Son of Sam, e.g.
  • - Something to go under
  • - Something a thief might take
  • - Some cons assume it
  • - Show that follows Sydney Bristow
  • - Series featuring agent Sydney Bristow
  • - Second handle
  • - Robert Galbraith, to J. K. Rowling
  • - Rap sheet word
  • - Rap sheet name, maybe
  • - Rap sheet moniker
  • - Rap sheet handle
  • - R. Spencer, to J. Valentine
  • - Popular spy show
  • - Police-blotter info
  • - Police profile datum
  • - Police blotter name
  • - Perp's red herring
  • - Perp's fake name
  • - Other name
  • - Other handle
  • - One may assume one
  • - O. Henry's "...... Jimmy Valentine"
  • - O. Henry, e.g.
  • - Not the real name
  • - Nom de puzzle, for crossword writers
  • - Nom de plume's cousin
  • - Nom de plume of sorts
  • - Nom de crook
  • - Name such as George Eliot
  • - Name registered at many an escort service
  • - Name on a spy's passport, perhaps
  • - Name on a police blotter, maybe
  • - Name on a police blotter
  • - Name of a sort
  • - Name in the No-Tell Motel registry, most likely
  • - Name in the No-Tell Motel registry
  • - Name for some
  • - Name after a name
  • - Misleading handle
  • - Low profile maintainer
  • - Kirk Douglas, for one
  • - Kind of writ
  • - Jennifer Garner's is "That Girl Who Started on the TV Show '......'"
  • - Jennifer Garner spy-fi drama
  • - Jennifer Garner "spy-fi" series
  • - Item on a forged document, perhaps
  • - Information on a rogues' gallery card.
  • - Incognito traveler's need
  • - Incognito traveler's invention
  • - Imogen's Fidele in "Cymbeline"
  • - Handle on a rap sheet
  • - Handle for a vandal
  • - Gangster's moniker
  • - Gangland monicker
  • - Fugitive's invention
  • - Fugitive's creation
  • - Former Yo La Tengo label
  • - False name used by a spy
  • - False moniker
  • - False assumption?
  • - Fake name used by a criminal
  • - Fake name on a wanted poster
  • - Fake name mentioned on a rap sheet
  • - Fake name assumed by a spy
  • - F.B.I.-poster word
  • - Estée Lauder or Max Factor
  • - Escapee's acquisition
  • - Dutch Schultz, for Arthur Flegenheimer
  • - Dossier cover?
  • - Cryptonym's cousin
  • - Cryptonym alternative
  • - Crook's ruse
  • - Crook's pseudonym
  • - Crook's invention
  • - Crook's fake name
  • - Criminals and computer operators may use one
  • - Criminal's shield
  • - Criminal's dodge
  • - Criminal's creation
  • - Criminal's assumed name
  • - Criminal's "a k a" name
  • - Criminal-card notation
  • - Cover, of a sort
  • - Con's cover, of a sort
  • - Con name maybe
  • - Chevalier de Seingalt, for Casanova
  • - Carlos Danger, e.g.
  • - Calif. Yo La Tengo label
  • - CA Yo La Tengo label
  • - CA record label they use as a handle?
  • - Butch Cassidy, e.g.
  • - Butch Cassidy was one
  • - Butch Cassidy or the Sundance Kid, e.g.
  • - Blotter word
  • - Blotter name
  • - Bit of checkpoint deception
  • - Billy the Kid, for Henry McCarty
  • - Assumed name used by a criminal
  • - Armstrong's "...... Jimmy Valentine"
  • - Ann Landers or Mark Twain
  • - AKA, to a criminal
  • - ABC spy series
  • - ABC show that ended its fourth season with a car crash cliffhanger
  • - ABC series featuring Jennifer Garner as Sydney Bristow
  • - ABC series about spy Sydney Bristow
  • - A thief might take one
  • - A thief may use one
  • - A spy might work under one
  • - A sail (anag)
  • - A criminal may have one
  • - A criminal may go by it
  • - 2000s spy series that made Jennifer Garner a star
  • - 2000s spy series starring Jennifer Garner
  • - 2000s espionage series starring Jennifer Garner
  • - 2000s ABC series starring Jennifer Garner as a spy
  • - 1990's "More Than Words Can Say" band
  • - "Mr. Howard" to Jesse James, e.g.
  • - "More Than Words Can Say" supergroup
  • - "Aka" kin
  • - "...... Jimmy Valentine," 1921 play
  • - ...... dictus (otherwise called)
  • - Police-blotter entry
  • - Something to go by.
  • - Nom de guerre
  • - Fictitious name
  • - Also called
  • - Identity concealer
  • - Butch Cassidy, for one
  • - Hood's handle
  • - Identity hider
  • - Kind of cover
  • - Crook's cover
  • - It's assumed
  • - Alter ego?
  • - Billy the Kid, e.g.
  • - Pseudonym
  • - Assumed name
  • - Identity-concealing name
  • - Regrettably adopting one false identity
  • - A computer hacker usually uses this
  • - Rap sheet name
  • - Nom de plume
  • - False identity
  • - Anna Gram, say, for a wordsmith
  • - Alternate name
  • - Fake name
  • - Name adopted when following boxer
  • - What a pity, I included assumed name
  • - Criminal's fake name
  • - False name
  • - Name on a rap sheet
  • - Something to assume
  • - 'A Lady' for Jane Austen, e.g
  • - 'aka' name
  • - Pseudonym of sorts
  • - What follows "aka"
  • - Secondary handle
  • - Regrettably jailing one giving false name
  • - Doe, perhaps
  • - Wanted-poster info
  • - George Sand, for one
  • - Spy's "name"
  • - Jennifer Garner spy series
  • - Also, in name only
  • - Also known as
  • - A spy may go by one
  • - Mark Twain, for one
  • - Name used by a 26-Across, perhaps
  • - Fake handle
  • - Sadly imprisons one giving false name
  • - Impostor's identity
  • - What a criminal may assume
  • - Rap sheet item
  • - Aid for a fugitive
  • - O. Henry or Mark Twain
  • - Pen name, e.g
  • - Billy the Kid vis-à-vis Henry McCarty
  • - What a spy may assume
  • - Leave port for a Rising with an assumed name
  • - Name after 'aka'
  • - Rap sheet info
  • - Invented identity
  • - Alternative handle
  • - 'Buffalo Bill,' for William Cody
  • - 'Doe' or 'Roe,' perhaps
  • - Another identity unfortunately trapping one
  • - Assumed identity
  • - Wanted poster datum
  • - Name on a wanted poster
  • - What many an author assumes
  • - False ID
  • - Phony name
  • - Eminem, to Marshall Mathers III
  • - ID cover
  • - Billy the Kid, for one
  • - Phony moniker
  • - Wanted poster handle
  • - Criminal handle
  • - Blotter bit
  • - Word on a wanted poster
  • - Margaret Atwood's '.... Grace'
  • - Fake ID
  • - Deep Throat, to the Watergate informant
  • - Many a rapper's name
  • - A voyage back as result of making a name for oneself
  • - Fugitive's moniker
  • - Crook's other name
  • - Wanted poster listing
  • - "Otherwise known as" name
  • - Elia, to Lamb
  • - El Chapo, to Joaquin Guzman
  • - "Doe" or "Roe," commonly
  • - One of Kimble's many, on "The Fugitive"
  • - AKA follower
  • - Criminal's false name
  • - Second name, perhaps
  • - Lewis Carroll or Mark Twain
  • - Tokyo Rose, e.g
  • - Fugitive's assumption
  • - Criminal's cover, perhaps
  • - Otherwise known as
  • - Hannah Montana, to Miley Stewart
  • - Rap-sheet datum
  • - Rap-sheet entry
  • - Blotter entry
  • - Rap sheet listing
  • - Pseudonym lead-in
  • - Wanted poster word
  • - 007, e.g
  • - Mata Hari was one
  • - False front
  • - Cover
  • - Pen name
  • - Protective cover
  • - At another time
  • - Handle
  • - Moniker
  • - Stage name.
  • - adoption for a double life
  • - us drama starring jennifer garner
  • - sadly, included one pseudonym
  • - Perpetrator's cover, perhaps
  • - cover story piece?
  • - Art Vandelay, for George Constanza
  • - 2001-2006 spy series starring Jennifer Garner
  • - username, perhaps
  • - pseudonym of a storyteller's not right
  • - lisa worked with a different name
  • - unfortunately including international's assumed name
  • - Crook's false name
  • - name on a false document
  • - Second calling?
  • - show featuring cia agent sydney bristow
  • - Pen-name, eg
  • - Another name for a sail
gloss
  • - Lip ... (luster-giving cosmetic)
  • - Shiny and sticky lip product, song by Lil Mama
  • - Shiny cosmetic for the lips
  • - explanation of superficial shine
  • - Cosmetic applied for shiny lips
  • - Cosmetic that can be applied with a brush
  • - Third-degree deprivation of lustre
  • - lip-shine cosmetic
  • - Sticky lip coat
  • - Shiny lip or wood finish
  • - Shiny lip cosmetic
  • - Lip ...... (type of cosmetic)
  • - Shiny lip application
  • - Shine; type of paint
  • - Lip shiner
  • - Part of a makeup kit
  • - Lip cosmetic
  • - Lip luster
  • - Lip shine
  • - Lip cover
  • - Lip protection
  • - Lip enhancer
  • - Lustre, sheen
  • - Shine in good defeat
  • - It adds shine to lips
  • - such paint starts glowing - largely on smooth surfaces
  • - paint, a gallon a write-off
  • - goop hawked by kylie jenner
  • - provide a definition for, in a way
  • - .... over; sweep under the rug
  • - lustrous paint finish
  • - slogs desperately to reach finish
  • - Nice shine over a surface
  • - makeup that adds a bright finish to lips
  • - It makes lips shine
  • - Lipstick alternative
  • - Shiny application for lips
  • - Sheen — paint
  • - Lipstick's kin
  • - Kiss residue, perhaps
  • - Shininess
  • - Slick paint
  • - Lips application
  • - Alternative to 17-Across
  • - Paint or photo finish
  • - Explanation given in Sheen
  • - Brilliance demands explanation
  • - Shiny paint
  • - Give short shrift to, with 'over'
  • - Revealing lipstick
  • - Explain away, with 'over'
  • - Skim (over)
  • - Paint a little county society
  • - Paint asset
  • - Very shiny finish
  • - Luster for the lips
  • - Kisser coating
  • - Some makeup ... or a hint to 17-, 26-, 43- and 58-Across
  • - Photo's finish
  • - Superficial luster
  • - Brief explanation
raptors
  • - Toronto ..., Canadian basketball team in the NBA with a dinosaur-themed name
  • - Toronto ..., Canadian team in NBA which plays its home games at Scotiabank Arena
  • - NBA team with a dinosaur mascot
  • - Toronto team
  • - NBA team welcome in Jurassic Park?
  • - Avian predators take a dim view of hills
  • - Toronto NBA team
  • - NBA team
  • - toronto
  • - "Jurassic Park" attack birds
  • - 'Jurassic Park' creatures
  • - Eagles, for instance
  • - Hawks and eagles
  • - Canadian cagers
  • - Hawks, e.g
  • - Toronto hoops pros
  • - Natural hunters
  • - "Jurassic Park" attackers
  • - Atlantic Division cagers
  • - Kites, for example
  • - Carnivorous birds
  • - "Jurassic Park" terrors
  • - Predatory birds
  • - Birds of prey
  • - who "they" are, in the "jurassic park" line "unless they figure out how to open doors"
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