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tex
  • - stereotypical name for a cowboy
  • - Cowboy Ritter
  • - Stereotypical cowboy name
  • - Cowpunch's moniker
  • - Common nickname for a cowboy
  • - Stereotypical cowboy's nickname
  • - Stereotypical cowboy
  • - Range moniker
  • - Moniker for a Lone Star cowboy
  • - Moniker for a cowboy
  • - Lone Star State cowboy
  • - Cowpuncher's moniker, perhaps
  • - Cowpuncher's moniker
  • - Cowhand's moniker
  • - Cowboy's sobriquet
  • - Cowboy's nickname, often
  • - Cowboy star Ritter
  • - Cowboy sobriquet
  • - Classic cowboy name
  • - Common cowboy nickname
  • - Stereotypical cowboy nickname
  • - Cowboy nickname
  • - Western moniker
  • - Cowboy's nickname
  • - Apt nickname for a Dallas cowboy
  • - Classic cowboy nickname
  • - Cowboy moniker
  • - Cowpoke moniker
  • - Cowboy handle
  • - Ranch moniker
  • - Many a Dallas cowboy
  • - Lone Star Stater's moniker
  • - Cowboy's moniker
  • - Lone Star State moniker
  • - Nickname for a cowboy
  • - Apt name for a Dallas cowboy?
  • - Singing cowboy Ritter
  • - Cowboy singer Ritter
  • - Oater moniker
  • - one half of a southwestern cuisine name
  • - ..-Mex cuisine
  • - Half a beany cuisine
  • - ...-Mex (rhyming cuisine)
  • - Rhyming word before Mex for fusion cuisine
  • - ...-Mex (regional cuisine)
  • - Where Fort Worth And Dallas Are
  • - Second-largest state: Abbr.
  • - ...-Mex (cuisine with tortillas)
  • - "The Muppets" villain Richman
  • - Country singer Ritter with the hit "You Will Have To Pay"
  • - stereotypical name for a lone star state resident
  • - ...-Mex (type of cuisine)
  • - Nickname for a wrangler
  • - Nickname for a Houstonian
  • - Gore- — (rainwear fabric)
  • - ...-Mex restaurant
  • - ...-Mex, a fusion of American and Mexican cuisines
  • - Second largest U.S. state, for short
  • - ...-Mex (American regional cuisine)
  • - ...-Mex (Mexican American cuisine)
  • - Nickname for an El Paso pal
  • - John Ritter's father
  • - Houston's state, for short
  • - Classic country music singer Ritter
  • - Austin's state, for short
  • - rhyme and preceder of mex, in fusion cuisine
  • - State since 1845: Abbr.
  • - home of dfw
  • - toon creator avery
  • - John Ritter's dad
  • - A Ritter
  • - ......-Mex (Southwestern cuisine)
  • - Ritter or Beneke
  • - Houston's state: Abbr.
  • - Gore-...... (fabric)
  • - Gore follower?
  • - Country singer Ritter
  • - San Antonio's state: Abbr.
  • - Ritter or Avery
  • - Ritter
  • - Man from Big D
  • - Austin is its capital: Abbr.
  • - ......-Mex (spicy cuisine)
  • - Yankee Mark Teixeira's nickname
  • - Where to find Paris and Odessa: Abbr.
  • - Where Plano and Waco are: Abbr.
  • - Where Odessa is: Abbr.
  • - Where Laredo and Lubbock are: Abbr.
  • - Where George W. Bush was gov.
  • - Where Fort Worth and Dallas are: Abbr.
  • - Where El Paso is: Abbr.
  • - Where Dallas is: Abbr.
  • - Where Dallas and Plano are: Abbr.
  • - Waco's state: Abbr.
  • - Waco nickname
  • - U.S. state with its own elec. power grid
  • - U.S. state with a secessionist movement
  • - TV's Antoine
  • - The Rangers, in a baseball box score
  • - The Lone Star State: Abbr.
  • - Ten-gallon hat wearer
  • - State where Corpus Christi is: Abbr.
  • - Soul singer/songwriter Joe
  • - Singing Ritter
  • - Singer/songwriter Joe from the south, obviously
  • - Singer-actor Ritter
  • - SE Hinton novel
  • - Sax player Beneke
  • - San Antone sobriquet
  • - S.E. Hinton novel set on a ranch
  • - S.E. Hinton book
  • - Rodeo nickname
  • - Ritter or Antoine
  • - Ritter of Westerns
  • - Rangers, on a sports ticker
  • - Ranch tag
  • - Puncher's nickname
  • - Poke, probably
  • - Person from Pasadena, familiarly
  • - Paris's setting: Abbr.
  • - One of the Ritters
  • - Old talk-show host McCrary
  • - Nickname of B-western actor Robert Allen
  • - Nickname for someone from Houston or Waco, maybe
  • - Music's Ritter
  • - MGM animator Avery
  • - Matt Dillon title role of 1982
  • - Many a cowpoke's handle
  • - Looney Tunes animator Avery
  • - Lone-Star nickname
  • - Lone Star State nickname
  • - Lone Star State handle
  • - Laredo nickname
  • - Jazzman Beneke
  • - Its capital is Austin: Abbr.
  • - It's between La. and N.M.
  • - Humble person, for short?
  • - Houstonian's nickname
  • - Handle on a ranch
  • - Guy from Dallas
  • - Gore-...... (breathable fabric)
  • - Geographical nickname
  • - Football Hall of Famer Schramm
  • - Follower of Gore?
  • - Fabric, in product names
  • - El Paso and Austin's state: Abbr.
  • - Dude from Dallas
  • - DFW's state
  • - DFW airport home
  • - DDE's birthplace
  • - Dallas's state: Abbr.
  • - Cowpunch's sobriquet
  • - Cowhand's nickname, perhaps
  • - Country's Ritter
  • - Country music's Ritter
  • - Chaps wearer
  • - Chap in chaps
  • - Bunkhouse nickname
  • - Bugs Bunny creator Avery
  • - Buck's buddy, maybe
  • - Big D resident
  • - Big ...... (State Fair icon displayed in Dallas)
  • - Avery or Ritter
  • - Antoine or Rickard
  • - A Ritter of films
  • - 1982 Matt Dillon movie
  • - 1982 Disney film based on an S.E. Hinton novel
  • - 1970s group Disco ...... and the Sex-O-Lettes
  • - 1830s-'40s Southwestern republic: Abbr.
  • - "You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often" singer Ritter
  • - "Nice shootin', ......"
  • - ....-Mex food
  • - ......-Mex (fajitas or chili con carne, for example)
  • - ...... Avery of Looney Tunes
  • - Gulf st.
  • - *Western nickname
  • - Title parent in a TLC reality series
  • - Gore
  • - TV weatherman
  • - Lone Star Stater
  • - Name on the range
  • - Neighbor of La
  • - St. with a panhandle
  • - Singer Ritter
  • - Second-largest U.S. state
  • - ......-Mex
  • - Ranch handle
  • - Chihuahua neighbor: Abbr
  • - Saxophonist Beneke
  • - N. Mex. neighbor
  • - Ritter, for one
  • - Panhandle handle
  • - It borders Mex
  • - Animator Avery
  • - Ranch nickname
  • - Large state, for short
  • - Neighbor of Okla
  • - Cowhand's nickname
  • - 'Oedipus ....' : P.D.Q. Bach western-themed parody
  • - Handle on the range?
  • - La. neighbor
  • - Cowhand handle
  • - Ritter of country music
  • - Cartoonist Avery
  • - Ranch sobriquet
  • - One of two sts. with bordering panhandles
  • - Gore-...... (waterproof fabric)
  • - Part of 15-Across (Abbr.)
  • - Sax legend Beneke
  • - Cowpoke nickname
  • - S.E. Hinton novel
  • - State south of Okla
  • - Generic nickname for a cowpoke
  • - Ranchero sobriquet
  • - With 18-Across, Southwestern cuisine
  • - Fabric, in some product names
  • - S.E. Hinton classic
  • - Ted Cruz's home: Abbr
  • - Avery of animation fame
  • - Austin's home: Abbr
  • - AL West team
  • - Hinton novel set in Oklahoma
  • - Saxophonist Beneke who sings on 'Chattanooga Choo Choo'
  • - Home for G. W. Bush
  • - Okla. neighbor
  • - State below Okla
  • - Nickname on a cattle drive
  • - Role in an 8-Down, maybe
  • - Stereotypical rodeo nickname
  • - '60s-'70s soul singer Joe
  • - "Oedipus ...." (PDQ Bach oratorio)
  • - Ritter who sang 'I Dreamed of a Hill-Billy Heaven'
  • - Drive handle
  • - Everycowboy
  • - LBJ's home state
  • - Joseph Arrington Jr. or Joe ......
  • - Woodward Maurice Ritter's nickname
  • - Basketball coach Winter who pioneered the triangle offense
  • - Big ...... (Dallas fair icon)
  • - Nickname on the range
  • - Bandleader Beneke
  • - With 71-Across, cooking style
  • - Stereotypical oater nickname
  • - Half a southwestern cuisine
  • - Cowpoke's nickname
  • - Bugs Bunny cartoonist Avery
  • - 1979 S.E. Hinton novel
  • - Puncher's handle
  • - "I Gotcha" singer Joe
  • - '60s soul musician Joe
  • - Nickname for a Lone Star State cowhand
  • - nickname for someone from the lone star state
mex
  • - Tex-... (cuisine type)
  • - rhyme and follower of tex
  • - Tex-... (popular Southern cuisine)
  • - Tex-... cuisine
  • - Tex-...... (southwestern food style)
  • - Tex-...... (southwestern cuisine)
  • - Tex-......
  • - Tex- food
  • - Tex- restaurant
  • - Tex-.... chili
  • - Half a hot-food combo
  • - Tex follower
  • - Tex-...... (popular cuisine)
  • - Tex-.... cooking
  • - Tex-.......... (hot cuisine)
  • - Tex- .......... (cooking style)
  • - other half of a southwestern cuisine name
  • - usa opponent in many a gold cup final
  • - America's Spanish-speaking neighbor, for short
  • - Juarez locale (Abbr.)
  • - Country south of the US: Abbr.
  • - Where Enrique Peña Nieto is pres.
  • - Nation that lost to Arg. in the 2010 World Cup
  • - Nat. that presumably will be paying for President Trump's wall
  • - Guadalajara's country: Abbr.
  • - Enrique Peña Nieto is its pres.
  • - Country south of the US border: Abbr.
  • - Acapulco's country: Abbr.
  • - Neighbor of Ariz.
  • - U.S. neighbor
  • - Guat. neighbor
  • - Party to NAFTA: Abbr
  • - U.S.'s southern neighbor
  • - Ariz. neighbor
  • - Oaxaca loc
  • - NAFTA signer (Abbr.)
  • - Chihuahua loc
  • - OAS member
  • - Where tequila originated: Abbr
  • - Nation south of the U.S.
  • - NAFTA signatory: Abbr.
  • - Its flag has an eagle in the center: Abbr.
  • - U.S.A. neighbor
  • - See 79-Down
  • - Host of the 1970 and 1986 World Cup: Abbr.
  • - Felipe Calderón's land: Abbr.
  • - Code for Latin America's busiest airport
  • - USA neighbor
  • - O.A.S. member: Abbr.
  • - Half of a popular cuisine's name
  • - Southern neighbor of 12-Down (abbr.)
  • - Nation that celebrates Cinco de Mayo: Abbr.
  • - "Merry ......" (Lee Trevino)
  • - End of 21-down
  • - Vicente Fox's country: Abbr.
  • - NA nation
  • - Neighbor of Guat.
  • - Chihuahua's home (abbr.)
  • - Country in N.A.
  • - Tequila country: Abbr.
  • - A U.S.A. neighbor
  • - A neighbor of U.S.A.
max
  • - Upper extreme, informally
  • - Top figure, for short
  • - Upper figure
  • - Credit card figure
  • - Upper limit
  • - At the most
  • - Biggest taxi-man ain't leaving
  • - Utmost degree
  • - Take to the limit, with 'out'
  • - ...... out (hit the limit)
  • - 'Where the Wild Things Are' boy
  • - Opposite of minimum, abbreviated
  • - But not more
  • - Mel Gibson's "Mad" character
  • - Reach capacity, with 'out'
  • - To the ...... (fully)
  • - Top limit, for short
  • - Farmer Yasgur of Woodstock
  • - Factor in the cosmetics business
  • - Min. opposite
  • - Von Sydow with an Emmy nomination for 'Game of Thrones'
  • - Nadine, as single-digit numbers go
  • - Writer Brand
  • - Highest setting, informally
  • - Mad man of film
  • - Top (out)
  • - CONTROL Agent 86
  • - Factor in the makeup business
  • - 2015 movie role for Tom Hardy
  • - Utmost
  • - Highest amount, informally
  • - Factor of cosmetics
  • - Reach the limit, with "out"
  • - "...... Payne" (2008 Mark Wahlberg film)
  • - Most
  • - "Mad" role for Mel Gibson
  • - Shock-rockers take it to this (with "the")
  • - Setting of 10, maybe
  • - Mad ...... (Mel Gibson character)
  • - Grinch's pup
  • - Peter known for his colorful graphic art
  • - Physicist Planck
  • - E Street Band drummer Weinberg
  • - Peak, slangily
  • - Nathan, in "The Producers"
  • - Ceiling, for short
  • - Reach one's limit on, as a credit card, with "out"
  • - To the ...... (completely)
  • - Artist Ernst
  • - Factor in eye shadow?
  • - Top limit
  • - "Mad ....": 1979 Gibson film
  • - Factor, for one
  • - Bruce's drummer
  • - Cosmetics Factor
  • - "Mad ......" (Mel Gibson movie)
  • - Peak, with "out"
  • - Smart, to 99
  • - "Where the Wild Things Are" kid
  • - Agent 86, to Agent 99
  • - Boxer Baer
  • - Jason's "Rushmore" role
  • - 10 on a 10-point scale, e.g.
  • - Musical hippo of kiddie lit
  • - Goofy's son
  • - With 33-Down, "The Elephant Celebes" artist
  • - Credit card limit
  • - Factor in beauty?
  • - Bialystock in "The Producers"
  • - Mel Gibson's "mad" role
  • - Prince Eric's dog in "The Little Mermaid"
  • - Klinger's first name
  • - Limit
  • - Streaming service that dropped HBO from its name in May 2023
  • - Greatest extent possible
  • - 180 for three darts, e.g.
  • - limit, briefly
snax
  • - Junk food, in adspeak
  • - Junk food, in ads
  • - Treats, in adspeak
  • - Pretzels and chips, in adspeak
  • - Munchies, in adspeak
  • - Munchies, in ads
  • - Gas station food, in ads
  • - Chips and popcorn, in commercialese
  • - Smaller size treats
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