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alcatraz
  • - The Bird Man prison in San Francisco that closed in 1963
  • - Rock is a 50-carat amalgam, middle-sized
  • - Prison that had the nickname "The Rock"
  • - 'The Rock' (1996) setting
  • - Site of the West Coast's first lighthouse
  • - Rock of the Bay?
  • - Pen called "The Rock"
  • - Locale for 1996's "The Rock"
  • - "The Rock" setting
  • - Island with a view of the Golden Gate
  • - "The rock" of bygone fame.
  • - "The Rock," in San Francisco Bay.
  • - "The Rock."
  • - Sight from the Golden Gate Bridge
  • - more formal name for the rock
  • - Old can of talc Zara chucked all over the place
  • - San Francisco prison, once holding a Birdman?
  • - Escape From ., 1980 Clint Eastwood film
  • - Secure site royal lady erected to house large pet?
  • - island in san francisco bay that was a federal prison until 1963
  • - Gaol in San Francisco
  • - Notorious San Francisco Bay prison
  • - this california island's name is an archaic spanish word for pelican, a bird that once nested there in large numbers
  • - which island in san francisco bay receives over a million visitors every year?
  • - criminal butchered czar bathing at old penitentiary
  • - Cooler dude after royal's bottom cracking princess up
  • - Federal prison in California, 1934-63
  • - Famous prison
  • - Birdman's prison
  • - Old pen carried upside down by Mozart, a classicist
  • - Former US prison
  • - US island
  • - US island, formerly a famous prison
  • - American pen recreated unlimited black art with most extreme characters
  • - Island in San Francisco Bay with a prison until 1963
  • - Island near 67-Across
  • - US island of a former maximum-security prison
  • - Pen that's no longer used
  • - 1930s home for Capone
  • - San Francisco Bay tourist attraction
  • - Former penitentiary in San Francisco Bay
  • - Infamous island prison
  • - Pelican, to Pedro
  • - San Francisco Bay attraction
  • - Former San Francisco Bay prison
  • - San Francisco tourist attraction
  • - Former prison site
  • - Island whose name is Spanish for pelican
  • - Sight from Coit Tower
  • - Bird Man's beat
  • - Much-filmed prison
  • - Infamous pen
  • - Island prison.
  • - Small island in San Francisco Bay.
  • - Sight from Golden Gate Bridge.
  • - Island in San Francisco Bay
  • - island prison in san francisco bay that closed in 1963
  • - Prison time breaks Wimbledon champion
  • - West Coast Historic Landmark
waltz
  • - Johann Strauss, the .... King
  • - Disney last to dance?
  • - The Last ... (Martin Scorsese documentary about The Band)
  • - last letter following say disney's dance
  • - Ballroom dance done by Belle and the Beast
  • - 'The Blue Danube,' e.g
  • - Scorsese-directed The Band film "The Last ......"
  • - Type of dance The Band did
  • - Dance in "The Nutcracker"
  • - "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" is one
  • - Music for the ballroom.
  • - The final dance in "The Nutcracker," for one
  • - Perhaps, Disney has zone for a dance
  • - A type of dance
  • - christoph —, best actor in a supporting role oscar winner for inglourious basterds
  • - Christoph ..., Oscar-winner
  • - Popular ballroom dance that initially shocked society
  • - Disney and an unknown dance as a couple
  • - Some music in a 43A concert is for this dance
  • - Chopin work, or a dance in three-quarter time
  • - Matilda's dance (to Strauss's music?)
  • - standard ballroom dance
  • - Dance in three-four time
  • - Dance makes Disney sleep
  • - Liszt lawsuit holds back piece of music
  • - Two-time Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner Christoph
  • - Strauss's dance
  • - Dance usually in 3/4 time
  • - Ballroom dance in triple time
  • - Ballroom dance, originally from Germany
  • - Ballroom dance usually in 3/4 time
  • - 2012 Best Supporting Actor winner Christoph of "Django Unchained"
  • - 1-2-3 dance
  • - Graceful dance
  • - Strauss specialty
  • - Viennese dance
  • - Ballroom dance in three-quarter time
  • - Classic ballroom dance
  • - "Amazing Grace," for one
  • - Strauss piece
  • - What you can do to 'Moon River'
  • - Triple-time dance
  • - Dance to some Johann Strauss music
  • - One of 16 works by Brahms
  • - Brahms composition
  • - Ballroom dance in triple time
  • - Move breezily
  • - Best Supporting Actor Christoph of Inglourious Basterds
  • - Move with aplomb
  • - Chopsticks, e.g.
  • - "Edelweiss," for one
  • - Dance in three-quarter time
  • - Johann Strauss specialty
  • - "My Favorite Things" is one
  • - ...... King Johann Strauss
  • - Matilda's dance
  • - Music from Strauss
  • - Thing easy to do
  • - Grandma's dance.
  • - Elegant dance.
  • - Wayne King's specialty.
  • - Chopin specialty
  • - Welk specialty
  • - Strauss composition
  • - Stately dance
  • - Popular dance.
  • - Schubert piece.
  • - Dance in triple time
  • - Dance in triple meter
  • - Piece of music
  • - Chopin work
  • - Ball favorite
  • - Minute piece
  • - Ballroom favorite
  • - Dance in 3/4 time
  • - Chopin piece
  • - Breeze (through)
  • - Ballroom dance
  • - A ballroom dance
  • - See 45-Across
  • - Dance.
  • - Progress easily in Disney zone?
  • - a dance in triple time performed by a couple
  • - A ballroom and folk dance in which two dancers in close proximity move in triple time
mraz
  • - jason with the 2008 top ten hit "i'm yours"
  • - I'm Yours singer-songwriter Jason ..,
  • - Jason who sang "I'm Yours"
  • - Make It Mine Grammy winner Jason
  • - "lucky" artist jason
  • - "I'm Yours" singer Jason
  • - Jason with the 2008 hit "I'm Yours"
  • - "The Beauty in Ugly" singer Jason
  • - "I Won't Give Up" singer Jason
  • - Vegan singer Jason
  • - Singer Jason who sang "I'm Yours"
  • - Singer Jason who released the 2014 album "Yes!"
  • - Singer Jason
  • - Pop singer Jason
  • - Jason who sang "I'm Yours," 2008
  • - Jason who had the 2012 album "Love Is a Four Letter Word"
  • - Grammy winner Jason
  • - "Yes!" singer Jason
  • - "I'm Yours" singer and two-time Grammy winner Jason
  • - Jason who sang "Make It Mine"
  • - He was nominated for a Grammy for "I'm Yours"
  • - 2009 Grammy winner for "Make It Mine"
heinz
  • - Makers of 57 varieties including baked beans
  • - Brand of soup
  • - Ketchup brand that's a rival of Hunt's
  • - Baked bean brand
  • - Kraft merger partner of 2015
  • - Measure of frequency limiting one German food-packing businessman
  • - henry john —, us food manufacturer noted for the advertising slogan ‘57 varieties'
  • - manufacturer of baked beans etc.
  • - Ketchup giant
  • - big name in condiments
  • - company famous for its 57 varieties.
  • - The beanz company?
  • - giant in the condiment industry
  • - ... Field, NFL stadium and home venue for the Pittsburgh Steelers
  • - Company with its HQ in Pittsburgh
  • - Ketchup brand
  • - Brand in many burger joints
  • - "57 Varieties" brand
  • - Pittsburgh-based food company
  • - Big name in ketchup
  • - Ketchup bottle name
  • - Kissinger's original name
  • - '57 Varieties' food company
  • - Name in ketchup
  • - Big name in 35-Down
  • - The Steelers' ...... Field
  • - It's known for its varieties
  • - Ore-Ida's parent company
  • - Ketchup company
  • - Pittsburgh-based food giant
  • - Ore-Ida parent company
  • - Kissinger's real first name
  • - Condiment giant
  • - Pickle producer
  • - Big name in the condiment business
  • - Big food processor
  • - Big pickle producer
  • - "57 Varieties" company
  • - Del Monte competitor
  • - Relish maker
  • - Pennsylvania senator killed in a helicopter-airplane crash, 1991
  • - Food giant
  • - ...... 57 (mongrel)
  • - Brand name at picnics
  • - The 57 Varieties man.
  • - *Hunt's rival
  • - Popular tomato ketchup brand
aviz
  • - portuguese dynasty that included henry the navigator
  • - portuguese dynasty during the age of discovery
sttropez
  • - riviera destination where les bravades is celebrated
  • - Riviera resort
  • - French resort in which a statue of Brigitte Bardot was unveiled in 2017
  • - Town famous for the tan one gets there
  • - Cote d'Azur resort
  • - French resort town
soz
  • - Chevy pickup
  • - Casual apology
  • - Very variable, casual apology
atoz
  • - from ...... (alphabetically)
  • - All the letters of the alphabet (3 wds.)
  • - From ... (all-inclusive) (3 wds.)
  • - The full alphabet: 3 wds.
  • - From ...... (completely): 3 wds.
  • - The entire alphabet: 3 wds.
  • - From ...... (all the way)
  • - The whole nine yards: 3 wds.
  • - The whole enchilada: 3 wds.
  • - Guide visiting Australia
  • - Dictionary's range
  • - Span of the alphabet
  • - ... Mysteries (children's series starting with "The Absent Author")
  • - All of the dictionary
  • - How dictionaries are organized
  • - Three-word phrase illustrated by the arrow in the Amazon logo
  • - arrow path on amazon's logo
  • - Whole shooting match
  • - Whole megillah
  • - The whole bit
pez
  • - Brand of candy known for its wacky dispensers
  • - Austrian candy kept in dispensers
  • - Brand that comes out a head?
  • - Candy in dispensers
  • - Candy to dispense with
  • - Candy with collectible dispensers
  • - Dispensed candy
  • - Small, rectangular candy
  • - Dispenser candy
  • - Candy that's not in-dispensable?
  • - Candy invented in Austria
  • - Candy from a dispenser
  • - Brick-shaped candy
  • - Candy whose container ruined a concert in a "Seinfeld" plot
  • - Candy with an Emoji dispenser set
  • - Candy in a dispenser
  • - Candy in collectible containers
  • - Candy sold in stacked bricks
  • - Big name in little candies
  • - Product with a Simpsons set
  • - Dispensable candy
  • - Candy noted for its dispenser
  • - Candy created in Austria
  • - Refillable candy
  • - Candy in a collectible dispenser
  • - Austrian candy brand
  • - It may be taken from the neck of a superhero
  • - Candy from Austria
  • - Spring-fed candy
  • - Candy since 1927
  • - What might come out of Kermit's neck
  • - Candy with a collectible dispenser
  • - Loaded candy
  • - Candy that's dispensable?
  • - Candy sold in 12-pellet packs
  • - It's sold in 12-packs
  • - Candy with a dispenser
  • - ......-a-Mania, candy collectors' convention since 1991
  • - What you might get by moving a head?
  • - Candy that comes in a dispenser
  • - Candy company whose first flavor was Pfefferminz
  • - Collectible container candy
  • - Candy that comes with a dispenser
  • - Candy that comes in more than a dozen flavors
  • - Candy originally from Austria
  • - Candy sold in dispensers
  • - Candy acquired while holding one's chin up?
  • - Candy in 12-piece dispensers
  • - Candy named from the German for "peppermint"
  • - Candy known for turning heads?
  • - Fish, in Spanish
  • - Candy whose flavors include cola, grape, and raspberry
  • - Candy that turns heads?
  • - Candy eaten after chin-ups?
  • - Candy debut of 1927
  • - Much-dispensed candy
  • - Candy whose name comes from the German for "peppermint"
  • - Toy candy
  • - Candy that comes with a collectible dispenser
  • - Candy brand
  • - Maker of Sourz candy
  • - Popular candy
  • - Candy dispensed through a head
  • - Candy brand with patented dispensers
  • - Brick-shaped tart candy
  • - candy that gets its name from the german word for "peppermint"
  • - Candy name derived from 'Pfefferminz'
  • - Brick-shaped treat
  • - Brand name derived from the German for "peppermint"
  • - Collectible dispenser maker
  • - US mint since 1952
  • - Manufacturer of tiny bricks
  • - Treat "served" by Elvis, Gandalf, Glinda, etc., etc
  • - Dispenser treat
  • - Dispenser sweet
  • - Plastic dispenser producer
  • - 90-year-old mint
  • - Edible bricks since 1927
  • - Manufacturer of tiny bricks and their dispensers
  • - Producer of billions of 'bricks' annually
  • - Loadable confections
  • - Its logo is made from 44 of its products
  • - Snack to dispense with
  • - Contents of some collectible dispensers
  • - Kind of dispenser
  • - Brick-shaped confection
  • - Dispensable treat
  • - Brand of movable collectibles
  • - Confectionery collectible
  • - Spring-fed confection
  • - Product name derived from the German word for peppermint
  • - Dispenser brand
  • - Brand known for flip-back heads
  • - It's not indispensable?
  • - People might dispense with it
  • - Name derived from the German for "peppermint"
  • - Plastic collectible
  • - Kind of collection
  • - Brand name derived from the German "Pfefferminz"
  • - Collectible type of dispenser
  • - They're dispensed
  • - Dispenser contents
  • - $ dispenser
shiraz
  • - Name used in Australia and other places for the Syrah grape and wines
  • - Red wine from Australia or South Africa
  • - persian wine variety
  • - Iranian city — variety of wine grape
  • - Certain red wine
  • - Australian red wine
  • - Wine centres in fashion? Crazy
  • - Loose hair's found sticking to unknown wine
  • - Full-bodied red
  • - Red wine from Australia
  • - Red pipe down one level with end sawn off
  • - Many an Australian wine
  • - Wine option from Down Under
  • - Fruity red wine type
  • - Red grape variety
  • - Persian wine.
  • - Red wine
  • - Red wine choice
  • - Mideast carpet city
  • - Grape variety; city of Iran
  • - The sort of grape found in posh IRA zone
  • - Name used in Australia for the Syrah grape
  • - Rug city of Iran
  • - Persian rug city
  • - Capital of Iran's Fars province
  • - Iranian city of 1.2+ million
  • - Persian rug
  • - Eastern carp
  • - City in Iran
  • - Iranian city
  • - Grape variety
amosoz
  • - 'My Michael' novelist
  • - Israeli author of "A Tale of Love and Darkness"
  • - Israeli novelist
  • - Israeli author who wrote 'A Tale of Love and Darkness'
  • - Israeli novelist of 'A Perfect Peace'
  • - 'A Perfect Peace' author
  • - Jerusalem-born novelist
  • - "A Tale of Love and Darkness" author
  • - "A Perfect Peace" novelist
  • - "A Tale of Love and Darkness" author, 2003
  • - "Panther in the Basement" novelist
  • - "Israel, Palestine and Peace: Essays" author
  • - prolific israeli author
  • - Famed Israeli author
  • - 'In the Land of Israel' author
  • - Co-author of 2012's "Jews and Words"
  • - "Jews and Words" co-author
  • - "The Slopes of Lebanon" author
  • - "My Michael" author
  • - Israeli author of "Where the Jackals Howl, and Other Stories"
absolutez
  • - *Theoretical coldest point
minute-waltz
  • - For a little while put on dance music
  • - Composition
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