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mahal
  • - Mumtaz ... (wife of Shah Jahan, for whom he built a mausoleum)
  • - "Taj ...," 1972 track by Jorge Ben Jor that mentions an ivory-white marble mausoleum in India
  • - Urdu for 'palace'
  • - Word on the New7Wonders of the World list
  • - Hindi for 'palace'
  • - End of an Atlantic City hotel name
  • - Shah Jahan's wife
  • - Title of Shah Jahan's wife.
  • - Taj ...... (crown of buildings).
  • - taj ..........: famous mausoleum.
  • - taj ...., marble mausoleum in indian city of agra
  • - taj ...... (agra mausoleum)
  • - jaipur's landmark - hawa .. .. .. .. ..
  • - Taj ... (tourist attraction in India)
  • - taj ...... (agra attraction)
  • - Taj ... (tourist attraction in Agra India)
  • - Indian heritage site Taj ...
  • - Taj ... (Indian tourist attraction)
  • - Trump Taj ...... (Atlantic City casino)
  • - Blues mainstay Taj
  • - Taj ......
  • - Agra's Taj —
  • - Historic name in India
  • - "Maestro" bluesman Taj
  • - "Shoutin' in Key" singer Taj
  • - "Senor Blues" guy Taj
  • - Bluesman Taj
  • - India's Taj --
  • - The Taj ......
  • - Palace, in Hindi
  • - Jazz great Taj ......
  • - Indian palace
  • - Taj follower
  • - Taj ...... (Trump casino)
  • - Blues singer Taj ......
  • - Taj .......... (Atlantic City casino)
  • - Agra building.
  • - See 90 Down
  • - See 28-Down
  • - See 51-Across
  • - See 25 Across
  • - See 35-Across
mahabharata
  • - Sanskrit epic of ancient India
  • - Ancient Indian epic by Sage Vyasa that tells the tale of the Pandava and Kaurava brothers
  • - Chucklesome Hindu epic?
maha
  • - Ceylonese monkey
  • - Asiatic monkey.
  • - Long-tailed monkey
  • - Sambar
  • - Neb. Siouan
  • - Sri Lanka langur
  • - Sri Lanka money
  • - Ceylon ape
  • - Sambar deer.
  • - Asian deer
mah-jong
  • - jonah crashes in car game
mah
  • - ....-jongg (Chinese tile game)
  • - ...-jongg (game using tiles)
  • - ......-jongg (game played in "crazy rich asians")
  • - -- -jongg (tile game)
  • - Start of a tile game
  • - ......-jongg (Chinese game)
  • - Start of a Chinese game
  • - Chinese game name starter
  • - -- -jongg (144-tile game)
  • - Part of Chinese game name.
  • - Part of a game name.
  • - Game opener
  • - ...-jongg
  • - Jongg preceder
  • - "Who stole ...... bucket?" (LOLrus's query)
  • - Jongg lead-in
  • - "You look ......-velous!"
  • - ........ -jong
  • - Moon angel
  • - Persian angel
  • - Reddish wood: Abbr.
  • - Lunar angel of Persian myth.
  • - Persian lunar angel.
  • - Persian moon angel.
  • - The City of a Thousand Minarets
magyar
  • - Member of the majority ethnic group in Hungary
  • - Official language (and a native) of Hungary
  • - Hungarian, also a major ethnic group in Hungary
  • - European publication gets positive response in Germany, we're told
  • - Cinematography's ruined phonetic language such as this
  • - Official language of Hungary
  • - It's heard in Hungary
  • - Certain language of Hungary
  • - Language of Hungary
  • - Hungary native
  • - Native of Hungary.
  • - hungarian publication to beam about
  • - Hungarian
  • - Hungarian language
  • - Native Hungarian
  • - Another name for Hungarian
  • - Hungarian, most likely
  • - Ethnic Hungarian
  • - Dancer of the czardas.
  • - Man from Budapest.
  • - Hungarian for "Hungarian"
magwitch
  • - Convict in Great Expectations
  • - Escaped convict has periodical yen to drink whiskey
  • - Character transported returning from game involving good group of women
  • - Dickens character, one after good wife in marriage
magyars
  • - Hungarians, by another name
  • - Hungarians
mahan
  • - Naval historian
  • - Famed naval historian
  • - U.S. naval historian: 1840–1914
  • - U.S. naval historian
  • - American naval historian.
  • - U.S. naval writer
  • - U.S. naval strategist
  • - U.S. historian: 1840-1914
  • - Pre-WWI naval historian Alfred Thayer ....
  • - Noted U.S. naval historian
  • - Noted naval historian
  • - Naval historian Alfred ......
  • - Golfer Hunter ......
  • - Writer on seapower
  • - Sea-power writer
  • - Alfred Thayer ......
  • - Admiral Alfred Thayer ......
maharaja
  • - Important Hindu prince
  • - Prince from one of the former Indian states
  • - Just open a piece of meat up for prince
  • - Going back, it's a local pickle Hara has got himself into with that old Prince
  • - Keeling over, open cut restricting a prince
  • - Hindu king
  • - A beer a radio operator sent back for prince
  • - Prince from the east only just opened a joint
  • - Hindu ruler
  • - Hindu prince
  • - Prince in India
  • - Hindu royal
  • - Indian prince
  • - Ruler somewhat open with a poor player making comeback
  • - Sikh Empire founder Ranjit Singh, e.g
  • - Bygone potentate
  • - Literally, "great king"
  • - Ranjit Singh was one
  • - Mysore monarch
  • - Kashmir royal
  • - Indian potentate
  • - Title of the former monarch of Kashmir.
  • - Indian ruler
mahar
  • - Indian caste
mahaloeffect
  • - Reaction to gratitude on Hawaii?
mahalo
  • - word of thanks intensified with nui loa
  • - Thanks in Honolulu
  • - hawaiian expression of gratitude
  • - Hawaiian word which means "Thanks"
  • - "thank you for the beautiful lei!"
  • - waikiki beach "thank you"
  • - Thanks, on Maui
  • - "Thank you" at a luau
  • - Hawaiian thanks
  • - Oahu "Thank you"
  • - Thanks at a luau
  • - Hawaiian "thank you"
  • - Island thanks
  • - Hawaiian 43 Down
  • - Thanks, Hawaiian-style
  • - "Please remove shoes ...." (Hawaiian doormat message)
  • - Maui 'thank you'
  • - 'Thank you,' in Honolulu
  • - Thanks, in Hawaii
  • - "Thank you," in Hawaii
  • - "...... nui loa" (Hawaiian words of gratitude)
  • - "Thank you" in Oahu
  • - Thanks, in Maui
  • - Hawaiian's "thanks"
  • - Response after getting lei'd?
  • - response after receiving a lei
  • - Waikiki word of gratitude
maharajah
  • - Indian ruler, once
  • - Hindu prince or king
  • - Prince's mother nearly has a pint over at hotel
  • - Potentate of India
mahalia
  • - Late singer Jackson with multiple Grammys
  • - Grammy-winning gospel singer Jackson
  • - "Move On Up a Little Higher" singer Jackson
  • - Jackson dubbed "Queen of Gospel"
  • - Gospel singer Jackson
  • - Jackson known as the 'Queen of Gospel'
  • - Gospel legend Jackson
  • - 1966 self-titled gospel album
  • - Jackson nicknamed the 'Queen of Gospel'
  • - Jackson who was the first gospel singer to perform at Carnegie Hall
  • - Jackson with a 1972 Lifetime Achievement Grammy
  • - Singing legend Jackson
  • - Gospel's Jackson
  • - First name in gospel
  • - See 8-Down
mahaliajackson
  • - Gospel great born in New Orleans: 2 wds.
  • - Capital gospel singer
mahalias
  • - Singer Jackson et al.
magus
  • - Wise man of a smug disposition
  • - a mug's become a wise man
  • - One of the three wise men
  • - Wise, man
  • - Enchanting person's publication — the Guardian?
  • - Ancient Persian priest
  • - Sorcerer appearing in periodical, American
  • - Sinful Simon
  • - Publication with The Times is for enchanting fellow
  • - Zoroastrian priest
  • - mother has a boy by a sorcerer
  • - Eastern magician to talk on the country
  • - John Fowles novel, with "The"
  • - Sorcerer in a John Fowles 99D
  • - Myrrh-bearer
  • - Caspar or Balthazar, e.g.
  • - Biblical gift bearer
  • - Balthazar,. e.g.
  • - Ancient astrologer
  • - Caspar, for one
  • - Sorcerer
  • - Sorceror
mags
  • - Vanity Fair and New Yorker, for short
  • - "People" and "Time" for short
  • - Cosmo and Vogue e.g. informally
  • - New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, in brief
  • - Cosmo and GQ, for short
  • - Some Sunday supplements, in short
  • - newsstand purchases, for short
  • - Periodicals, as GQ, for short
  • - O and W, for short
  • - XXL and O, for short
  • - The NYer and Peeps (that's what I call People)
  • - SI and GQ, e.g.
  • - Elle and Esquire, for short
  • - Cosmo and GQ, for example
  • - GQ and EW, e.g
  • - Periodicals, for short
  • - Food & Wine and Field & Stream
  • - Money and Fortune, briefly
  • - Newsstand wares, for short
  • - "Time" and "Money", for short
  • - Cosmo and EW
  • - Cosmo, O and GQ
  • - Cosmo and GQ, e.g.
  • - More and more, for short
  • - FHM and SI, e.g.
  • - S.I. and O, e.g.
  • - Vanity Fair and Vogue, for short
  • - O and GQ
  • - W and O
  • - SI and GQ
  • - Short issues?
  • - GQ and O, e.g.
  • - 16 and Seventeen, for short
  • - Time and Money, briefly
  • - Some periodicals, for short
  • - Time and Money, e.g.
  • - "GAMES" and "Rolling Stone"
  • - Cosmo and SI
  • - O and W, e.g.
  • - "GQ" and "Cosmo"
  • - "Cosmo" and "GQ" (abbr.)
  • - FHM, SI, and YM, e.g.
  • - "YM" and "GQ"
  • - O and others
  • - S.I. and Cosmo
  • - Short periodicals?
  • - "Ms." and "GQ," e.g.
  • - Mad, Elle and Mademoiselle, briefly
  • - Cosmo and People, e.g.
  • - Reading material, for short.
  • - Noisy birds, for short.
  • - Waiting-room reading, for short
  • - Newsstand offerings, for short
  • - wheel options
  • - Waiting room fare, in brief
  • - issues sold at newsstands
  • - newsstand lineup
  • - Iconic wheels
  • - Doc's office reading
  • - Newsstand display, informally
  • - Super expensive wheels
  • - Fancy rims
  • - Newsstand display
  • - Kiosk display
  • - Fanzines, say
  • - Hot rod wheels
  • - Newsstand array
  • - Things in waiting rooms, briefly
  • - Flashy wheels
  • - Some sporty wheels
  • - Periodicals, briefly
  • - Spiffy wheels
  • - High-performance wheels, slangily
  • - Flashy car accessories
  • - Glossies, e.g., briefly
  • - Some pubs
  • - High-performance wheels
  • - Rack purchases, briefly
  • - Kiosk buys
  • - 40 Down et al.
  • - They're often sold with papers
  • - SI, et al.
  • - GQ, H&G, etc.
  • - Some issues, briefly
  • - Rack reading, briefly
  • - Stand offerings, briefly
  • - Brief issues?
  • - Certain pubs
  • - Slicks, e.g.
  • - Slicks or pulps
  • - The slicks.
  • - Newsstand items: Abbr.
  • - Periodicals: Colloq.
  • - Periodicals: slang.
  • - Some McSweeney's pubs
  • - Reading material?
  • - Chatters: Colloq.
  • - Fancy wheels
  • - Waiting-room reading
  • - Newsstand offerings, briefly
magritte
  • - Rene, Belgian surrealist painter who died in 1967
  • - Belgian surrealist painter, d.1967
  • - Rene --, 1898-1967, Belgian surrealist painter
  • - 'The Son of Man' artist
  • - "The False Mirror" surrealist
  • - "The Treachery of Images" painter
  • - "The Treachery of Images" artist
  • - Painter known for magic realism
  • - "The Red Model" painter
  • - Partner harbours determination to become artist
  • - René —, Belgian artist
  • - He painted male garbed at first in orderly attire
  • - Creator of 68-Across
  • - Artist making final move on board grabbing bottle
  • - Partner carrying bottle for artist
  • - Belgian surrealist
  • - Belgian surrealist René
  • - "Time Transfixed" artist
  • - He painted a lot of bowlers
magpie
  • - Bird type
  • - Scavenging bird
  • - Thieving bird of copper consumed by wise guys from Spain
  • - Collecting bird
  • - Thieving bird
  • - Bird publication with bits half missing
  • - Mischievous bird
  • - Black-and-white bird
  • - Crow-like bird
  • - Common bird
  • - Bird ....
  • - Noisy bird
  • - Small black-and-white native bird
  • - Bird in the bull ring
  • - chattering bird
  • - Chatterer's GP: one in West?
  • - Massachusetts doctor that is a chatterbox
  • - British children's TV programme broadcast between 1968 and 1980
  • - Periodical food for chatterer?
  • - Heckle or Jeckle
  • - Maybe weekly case containing food and flyer
  • - Chatty flier
  • - Heckle or Jeckle of cartoons
  • - Heckle or Jeckle of cartoondom
  • - Relative of a crow
  • - One of the crows
  • - Rossini's "The Thieving ......"
  • - Heckle or Jeckle, e.g.
  • - Trinket stealer
  • - Chatterer
  • - Proverbial chatterer.
  • - Hoarder
  • - Crow relative?
  • - Chatterbox
  • - Newcastle United supporter
  • - page i'm to edit, a flyer in black and white
  • - Thief supposedly cleaned up image to win power
  • - one who steals mother's good food
magpies
  • - Heckle and Jeckle, e.g.
  • - Chatterers and scolds.
  • - Publications on pastries for birds
  • - Crow relatives that are chatterboxes
  • - Birds that can recognize themselves in mirrors
  • - Chattering birds
  • - Chatterboxes
  • - Crow relatives
magri
  • - charlie —, wbc flyweight champion from march-september 1983
magsaysay
  • - Huk-hunting Presidential candidate.
maguire
  • - Cruise agent
  • - Tidwell's agent, in a 1996 film
  • - "Jerry ......" (Tom Cruise film)
  • - 1996 Cruise title role
  • - Cruise role
  • - Cruise character
  • - He portrayed Fischer in 'Pawn Sacrifice'
  • - "I will not rest until I have you holding a Coke" speaker
  • - "The Good German" actor, 2006
  • - "Spider-Man" star
  • - Star of 2002's "Spider-Man"
  • - "The Great Gatsby" star, 2013
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