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emily
  • - looper star blunt
  • - Blunt in the movies
  • - Blunt of "A Quiet Place"
  • - "A Quiet Place" actress Blunt
  • - Actress Blunt of "Jungle Cruise"
  • - The Resident actress VanCamp
  • - us model and actress, .. ratajkowski
  • - Hollywood actress, ...- Blunt
  • - Blunt, Richard? Son in trouble? After American poet?
  • - Actress Procter
  • - With 34-Across, "A Quiet Place Part II" actress who plays scientist Lily in "Jungle Cruise"
  • - "The Devil Wears Prada" actress ... Blunt
  • - Blunt at the Oscars
  • - Actress Lloyd or Watson
  • - Actress Blunt of "Sicario"
  • - Actress Blunt of "Into the Woods"
  • - "The Girl on the Train" star Blunt
  • - "Kingsman: The Golden Circle" actress Watson
  • - "Gone Girl" actress Ratajkowski
  • - "Edge of Tomorrow" actress Blunt
  • - "Captain America: Civil War" actress VanCamp
  • - "A Quiet Place" star Blunt
  • - Actress Blunt
  • - Blunt married to John Krasinski
  • - Actress VanCamp of 'Brothers & Sisters'
  • - Blunt of 'Sicario'
  • - Actress VanCamp of TV's "Revenge"
  • - Blunt with many lines
  • - "Bones" actress Deschanel
  • - Actress Mortimer
  • - Actress Watson
  • - Canadian actress, ___ Kirschner
  • - .... Blunt, Oppenheimer actress
  • - british actress whose roles have included gwen conliffe in 2010 horror film the wolfman
  • - ...... Blunt, A Quiet Place actress
  • - Breaking the Waves actress Watson
  • - Blunt on screen
  • - US poet Dickinson, Hope is the thing with feathers
  • - First name of the author of Wuthering Heights
  • - ... Greene Balch, American humanitarian who won the 1946 Nobel Peace Prize
  • - Middle Bronte sister
  • - ... Watson, starred in the drama Apple Tree Yard
  • - she brings fruit back to the youth leader
  • - Dickinson who penned "‘Hope' is the thing with feathers"
  • - ms. bronte is the one you find in a town in tipperary
  • - Dickinson of poetry
  • - ..'s List, US political action committee
  • - One of a trio of writers in the family omitting pairs of leading characters
  • - ms maitlis, british journalist
  • - ... Bronte, famous novelist and poet who wrote only one novel, "Wuthering Heights"
  • - Charlotte, Anne %26 ... Bronte
  • - Dickinson who wrote almost 1,800 poems
  • - member of the brontë family who authored wuthering heights
  • - Critic VanDerWerff
  • - suzanne's role on the bob newhart show
  • - Post or Procter
  • - 19c american poet whose published collections include bolts of melody
  • - Who did Pink Floyd see play in 1967?
  • - My lie is found out by a girl
  • - "... in Paris," comedy series starring Lily Collins that's set in the French capital
  • - .... Peggoty was David Copperfield's childhood sweetheart
  • - Brontë
  • - Miss Dickinson
  • - Dickinson
  • - Post or Brontë
  • - Girl in "Our Town"
  • - Bob's wife on "The Bob Newhart Show"
  • - "Our Town" role
  • - "Bones" star Deschanel
  • - Zooey Deschanel's acting sister
  • - Watson of "Angela's Ashes"
  • - VanCamp who stars on "Revenge"
  • - Post who was a pillar of etiquette
  • - Post or Hahn
  • - Osment of "Hannah Montana"
  • - One of the Brontës
  • - Of Montreal "A Question for ...... Foreman"
  • - Mrs. Post of "Etiquette."
  • - Miss Post
  • - Mezzo-soprano Hastings
  • - Lorelai's mother, on "Gilmore Girls"
  • - Heroine of "Our Town."
  • - Haines of Metric
  • - First name of "Ellis Bell."
  • - Etiquette's Post
  • - Dickinson or Brontë
  • - Dickinson or a Brontë
  • - Charlotte, Anne & ... Bronte
  • - Bride in "Our Town"
  • - Artist Carr
  • - ...... Thorne (heroine of TV's "Revenge")
  • - Sister of Charlotte
  • - "...... in Paris"
  • - Charlotte's sister.
  • - Writer Brontë
  • - -- Dickinson, 1830-86, US poet
  • - Poet Dickinson or Post of etiquette
  • - Post with advice
  • - Innovative poet Dickinson
  • - Poet Dickinson or etiquette expert Post
  • - 'Gilmore Girls' matriarch
  • - #1 baby girl name, 1996-2007
  • - Poet Dickinson
  • - Deschanel of 'Bones'
  • - Post with a column
  • - Post of etiquette
  • - Bronte who wrote 'Wuthering Heights'
  • - Girl climbing tree by yard
  • - Brontë sister
  • - First name in American poetry
  • - Post of good behavior
  • - Poetic Dickinson
  • - Polite Post
  • - Title character in Tim Burton's 'Corpse Bride'
  • - Post with many rules
  • - Sister of Charlotte and Anne
  • - "Revenge" co-star VanCamp
  • - Bronte with pseudonym Ellis Bell
  • - Zooey's big sister in acting
  • - Etiquette expert Post
  • - Post of propriety
  • - Sister of Anne and Charlotte
  • - Figure skater Hughes
  • - Simon & Garfunkel "For ......, Whenever I May Find Her"
  • - Post of good manners
  • - Post or Dickinson
  • - Costar of Meryl and Anne in "The Devil Wears Prada"
  • - Pink Floyd "See ...... Play"
  • - "Our Town" girl
  • - A Bronte
  • - Dickinson or Post
  • - Simon & Garfunkel's "For ......, Whenever I May Find Her"
  • - Faulkner's "A Rose for ......"
  • - Well-mannered Post
  • - Post giving advice
  • - Post of etiquette fame
  • - "See ...... Play," classic Pink Floyd song
  • - Most popular baby girl's name, 1996-2007
  • - Agent Prentiss on "Criminal Minds"
  • - Procter of "CSI: Miami"
  • - One of the Dixie Chicks or the Brontës
  • - "A Rose for ......" (Faulkner short story)
  • - Post of politeness
  • - Post with good etiquette
  • - Politeness pundit Post
  • - Post offering advice
  • - *One of the Brontës [1964]
  • - .... Litella: Gilda Radner's "Never mind!" character
  • - Etiquette author Post
  • - #1 U.S. baby name that replaced Jessica in 1996
  • - Indigo Girls member Saliers
  • - Most popular baby girl's name since 1996
  • - "Wuthering Heights" author Brontë
  • - Miss Webb of "Our Town"
  • - Wife on "The Bob Newhart Show"
  • - Etiquette authority Post
  • - Post of protocol
  • - First name in etiquette
  • - "Our Town" heroine
  • - Brontë or Post
  • - "The Exorcism of ...... Rose" (2005 film)
  • - Proper Post
  • - Dickinson of rhyme
  • - Post sought by the ill-mannered?
  • - "Our Town" character
  • - Post of manners
  • - Post of columns
  • - Watson of "Gosford Park"
  • - Manners maven Post
  • - Proper Ms. Post
  • - Johnny Mercer song
  • - Creator of Heathcliff
  • - Literary sister of Anne and Charlotte
  • - One of the Bront s
  • - Putnam or Dickinson
  • - "Our Town" bride
  • - Literary sister
  • - A Dickinson
  • - One of the Brontës
  • - "A" Bronte sister
  • - One of the Brontë sisters
  • - Girl's name.
  • - A man may finish a woman
  • - Charlotte Bronte's sister
  • - --- brontë, novelist
  • - older Deschanel sister
  • - --- dickinson, poet
  • - Sister of Anne and Charlotte Bront'
seinfeld
  • - Jerry with a self-named 1990s sitcom
  • - Classic sitcom featuring Jerry George Elaine and Kramer
  • - 1990s sitcom featuring Uncle Leo, played by Len Lesser
  • - Who called a date 'a job interview that lasts all night'
  • - Sitcom whose four main characters are convicted of a crime in the final episode
  • - What "TV Guide" called the all-time best series
  • - Sitcom about Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer
  • - Sitcom that featured the Soup Nazi
  • - Self-named sitcom
  • - Top-rated '90s sitcom
  • - Sitcom that gave us the Soup Nazi
  • - 1993 Emmy-winning sitcom
  • - Sitcom co-created by and starring comedian Jerry that is based on his life
  • - Celebrated US sitcom about a stand-up comedian and his eccentric friends
  • - 1989-1998 NBC sitcom that centers around a comedian and his friends
  • - 1990's TV series about nothing
  • - Show known for being about nothing
  • - kramer and newman
  • - Jerry, US TV comedian
  • - US show about a New York-based stand-up comedian
  • - Comedian Jerry
  • - Kramer's neighbor
  • - Its 5/14/1998 final episode was seen by 76 million viewers
  • - Friend of Kramer
  • - Premiere of 1989
  • - Jason Alexander
  • - Jerry's comedy series
  • - ... Vandelay Industries
seaman
  • - Enlisted Naval member, below petty officer
  • - Member of the Super Best Friends, on "South Park"
  • - Clipper crew member
  • - N.M.U. member
  • - directions given to a graduate with new sailor
  • - Names made up about a person who works afloat
  • - Possibly means a sailor
  • - Naval rating changing name as required
  • - A name's held up and it's "Jack"
  • - Jack: Irishman round in the morning
  • - One who serves as a sailor
  • - Naval figure
  • - he may be able as a sailor
  • - "Able-bodied" military person
  • - Naval enlistee
  • - Names a model doing a job in The Caribbean
  • - Names a criminal working in Mediterranean, for one
  • - Dude in the Navy
  • - Naval recruit's rank
  • - Compromise a manager securing rating
  • - Figure on deck
  • - Male sailor
  • - New name as a mariner
  • - Recall titles written about a mariner
  • - Names a doctor working in Mediterranean, for instance
  • - Join a new figure on board
  • - Names a doctor working in Mediterranean, for one
  • - Bosun, for one
  • - Roughly means to restrain a matelot
  • - Attendant at 8-Down
  • - Able-bodied one
  • - Oft-able one
  • - "Able-bodied" military figure
  • - *Deckhand, e.g.
  • - Navy recruit
  • - One living off the land?
  • - First Class sailor
  • - Ship staffer
  • - One on deck
  • - Rank below petty officer third class
  • - Seattle mariner, e.g.
  • - Naval recruit
  • - Landlubber's opposite
  • - Deck figure
  • - "Master and Commander" extra
  • - He may be able-bodied
  • - Naval draftee
  • - Queeg or Queequeg
  • - Nellie Bly
  • - Seattle mariner?
  • - Whaler, for one
  • - Private equivalent
  • - "Able" one
  • - He is often able
  • - Cruiser hand
  • - Young O'Neill was one
  • - Bligh was one
  • - Able fellow
  • - Bethel frequenter
  • - Ralph Rackstraw, for example.
  • - Popeye, for instance.
  • - Occupant of a crow's nest.
  • - Owner of a ditty bag.
  • - Backbone of the Navy.
  • - Union man of the waves.
  • - Calling of Masterman Ready.
  • - "Able" military figure
  • - Navy enlistee
  • - Low naval rank
  • - Mariner, sailor
  • - Matelot
  • - Chantey singer
  • - Bluejacket
  • - On the water
  • - 'Billy Budd,' for one
  • - Jack-tar
  • - Mariner
  • - Hand on deck
  • - Naval rank
  • - Naval officer
  • - Navy rank
  • - Fleet fellow
  • - Crusoe, e.g.
  • - Gob
  • - Jack
  • - Popeye, e.g
  • - Tar
calzones
  • - Baked, stuffed pizzas
  • - They're baked on 42-Across
  • - Pizzeria orders often made with ricotta
  • - Pizza turnovers
  • - Pizzeria fare
  • - Italian turnovers
  • - Pizzeria offerings served with marinara for dipping
dine
  • - Celebrate Thanksgiving
  • - Observe Thanksgiving
  • - Patronize, with 'at'
  • - Use the good china
  • - Join the banquet
  • - Wine and ......
  • - It goes with wine
  • - Enjoy a fine meal
  • - Use the good china, say
  • - Raise some outspoken ideas to feast on
  • - Enjoy fine food
  • - Sit down to a spread
  • - Enjoy lobster
  • - Eat off the good china, say
  • - Sup in style
  • - Chow down in style
  • - Order the Beef Wellington, say
  • - Wine's partner
  • - Partake at a gala
  • - Enjoy a posh restaurant
  • - Eat sumptuously
  • - Enjoy a banquet
  • - Eat fancily
  • - Take a few courses
  • - Have an elaborate meal
  • - Feast (upon)
  • - Partake at a feast
  • - It's paired with 'wine'
  • - Some characters involved in Egyptian feast
  • - Frequent Spago's
  • - Visit Spago's
  • - Sup stylishly
  • - Eat a meal
  • - Have dinner in a restaurant
  • - Have a fine meal
  • - Eat in or out
  • - Have supper
  • - Prepare for a number of courses in readiness
  • - Consume what's produced in jihadi network
  • - Take some courses
  • - Frequent eateries
  • - Ms Blyton turns up to have a meal
  • - Eat stylishly
  • - Sit down for a banquet
  • - Scoff some jihadi network
  • - Attend a state luncheon, e.g
  • - Eat by candlelight, say
  • - Eat supper
  • - Act the epicure
  • - Sup lavishly
  • - Patronize Spago, say
  • - Have a big, fancy dinner
  • - Have a formal meal
  • - Partake of a feast
  • - Eat by candlelight, perhaps
  • - Sup sumptuously
  • - Celebrate an anniversary, say, with "out"
  • - Feast
  • - Enjoy Spago or Sardi's
  • - Celebrate an anniversary, with "out"
  • - Eat by candlelight
  • - Patronize Spago or Sardi's
  • - Patronize a fine restaurant
  • - Enjoy Sardi's, say
  • - Enjoy a feast
  • - Enjoy Spago, say
  • - Eat a formal meal
  • - Girl goes up to eat
  • - Patronize a restaurant
  • - Chow down
  • - Celebrate gustatorily
  • - Have a banquet
  • - Have a sit-down meal
  • - Pick from a spread, say
  • - Have a luxurious meal
  • - Eat formally
  • - "Wine" counterpart
  • - Engage in elegant eating
  • - Thing to do in style
  • - More than just eat
  • - Wine partner?
  • - It may be paired with wine
  • - Eat, in a restaurant
  • - Have something
  • - Have a meal in Madrid, inexpensive
  • - Have supper on the good china, say
  • - jim —, us artist whose lithographs include 1973's big red wrench in a landscape
  • - partake at a banquet, say
  • - get food stuck in beard, in eating
no-see
  • - Long time, ..; greeting after years apart
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