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  • - Yearn to have more than the average number in a particular suit
  • - Word before Beach or Island, in place names
  • - "L" in LIIT
  • - hit too far, in tennis
  • - *One-in-a-million chance
  • - quantity of wood containing any amount of pine
  • - fourth and ........ (football situation that usually results in a punt)
  • - In need of editing, perhaps
  • - Man in field badly wants a pee
  • - ... Island Iced Tea, popular cocktail which is also named after the island in Southeast New York
  • - Out of bounds, in a way
  • - In need of editing, in a way
  • - Like the "o" in go
  • - Kind of division or vowel
  • - Unlike any vowels in dictionaries?
  • - Like the o in GOP
  • - Like the "o" in "slow"
  • - Like the "o" in "no"
  • - Like the "i" in "like"
  • - Like some vowels and pants
  • - Like books in two volumes
  • - In need of some editing, perhaps
  • - Like some vowels
  • - Word interpreted literally in completing four of this puzzle's answers
  • - Standing lead-in
  • - yearn for years
  • - yearn to be extensive
  • - ...... John Silver, Stevenson character
  • - lengthy part of novel on gambling
  • - ... Island, Metropolitan New York island
  • - Actress Shelley of Cheers and Modern Family
  • - Drawn-out desire
  • - Could be Shelley, Nia or Justin
  • - ... John Silver ("Treasure Island" character)
  • - Lasting for hours!
  • - Extended to a fellow of American verse
  • - "Daddy ... Legs," 1912 epistolary novel by Jean Webster
  • - Extended desire
  • - Big Momma's House actress Nia
  • - lasting wish
  • - "... Way Round" (2004 biker TV series)
  • - Like many Bollywood films
  • - kind of call for a runner
  • - Like the description "drawn out excessively to the point of ridiculousness"
  • - Fellow leaves capital £1,000 pine
  • - Like a four-hour movie
  • - those striving to emulate pheidippides?
  • - Shelley ..
  • - Marathon taking place, cutting through Lake Geneva, initially
  • - "The ... Good Friday," 1980 British mafia film starring Bob Hoskins
  • - Pro Football Hall of Famer and Fox NFL commentator Howie
  • - swim star and paralympic gold medalist jessica
  • - sleep-inducing, maybe, as a lecture
  • - The "L" of LP
  • - highly extended
  • - the night of the ........ ............: hitler's 1934 purge of the nazi party.
  • - ...... island iced tea (strong drink)
  • - .... ago; way back
  • - who is the leader of the alliance party?
  • - Shelley of "Cheers"
  • - "... story short …"
  • - Lasting quite a while, say
  • - Treasure Island pirate ... John Silver
  • - "So ...!" (goodbye)
  • - ....-suffering; patient
  • - NY's .... Island
  • - ... Walk to Freedom (Nelson Mandela memoir)
  • - like an epic movie, generally
  • - Fallen tree trunk around northern pine
  • - extensive record about a certain point
  • - like marathons
  • - there should be some remote connection with one
  • - The ... Man of Wilmington, chalk hill figure
  • - "To cut a ... story short..."
  • - Like a hippie's hair
  • - Suit size designation
  • - Like some odds
  • - Least popular kind of speech
  • - Like some shots
  • - Word with "Island" or "division"
  • - Word on some jacket labels
  • - Huey
  • - Word with division
  • - Trouser size
  • - Overshot
  • - Men's jacket size
  • - Louisiana legend Huey
  • - Like some trips
  • - Kind of wait
  • - Huey or Russell
  • - ...... John Silver
  • - Word with jump or shot
  • - Word with bow or hand
  • - Trousers spec
  • - The ...... and the short of it
  • - Tennis referee's cry
  • - Tennis court determination
  • - Tediously protracted
  • - Southern politician
  • - Shelley or Huey
  • - Shelley of film
  • - Shelley of "Cheers" fame
  • - Senator from Louisiana.
  • - Russell B. of Louisiana.
  • - Reaching into the past, as a memory
  • - Pelican State legislator
  • - Paul Carrack "How ......"
  • - Past the golf pin, say
  • - Over three hours
  • - Nia or Shelley
  • - Louisiana politician Huey
  • - Louisiana politician
  • - Louisiana legislator
  • - Like verbose writing
  • - Like the way to Tipperary
  • - Like the law's arm?
  • - Like Steven Soderbergh's "Che"
  • - Like some tennis serves
  • - Like Rip's beard
  • - Like Pinocchio's nose, at times
  • - Like most Michener novels
  • - Like Gene Simmons's tongue
  • - Like Chandler's "Goodbye"
  • - Like an 800-page novel
  • - Like a boring lecture, probably
  • - Like a bomb, to Peyton Manning
  • - Late Kingfish
  • - Lasting a while
  • - La. name
  • - Kingfish of La.
  • - Kingfish Huey
  • - Kind of suit for Goren
  • - Kind of run or ton
  • - Kind of boat or bow
  • - Kid Rock "All Summer ......"
  • - Jacket specification
  • - Island or Beach
  • - How some quarterbacks go
  • - How hippies wore their hair
  • - Governor of Hawaii.
  • - Glam rocker's hair length
  • - Ellender's colleague.
  • - Dodge City's --- Branch Saloon
  • - Distance or division preceder
  • - Daughtry "...... Live Rock and Roll"
  • - Coat specification
  • - Coat length
  • - Boring, maybe
  • - Beyond the end line
  • - Before too ...... (soon)
  • - Adjective for a triple
  • - "Soul Food" star Nia
  • - "So ......!" ("Bye!")
  • - "Share-the-wealth" advocate: 1893–1935
  • - "Not by a ...... shot!"
  • - "How ...... has this been going on?"
  • - "Cheers" actress Shelley
  • - "Blaze" politico
  • - "...... Tall Sally," 1956 song
  • - ...... Island (part of New York)
  • - .... Horse; or Live Free .. Die Hard star Justin
  • - Like "Lawrence of Arabia"
  • - Actress Shelley.
  • - Southern senator
  • - Type of shot
  • - Like Rapunzel's hair
  • - Like Don Quixote
  • - "The Kingfish"
  • - Louisiana name
  • - Suit spec
  • - Like "War and Peace"
  • - Wordy
  • - Pants spec
  • - Desire very much
  • - Interminable.
  • - Not short
  • - Extensive
  • - Far-reaching
  • - Pants specification
  • - ... Island
  • - Like some grapes
  • - Kind of shot
  • - Hanker
  • - Crave
  • - Have a strong desire
  • - Hanker after.
  • - Desire (for)
  • - Sustained
  • - Yearn (for)
  • - Taking quite a while
  • - Like a 15-letter word
  • - Word with Beach or Island
  • - Before .... (soon)
  • - Yearn
  • - ".... time, no see"
  • - Like a typical pilgrimage
  • - Like the legs of a giant
  • - Drawn-out
  • - Protracted
  • - Extended dream
  • - Like many epic movies
  • - Like a line around the block
  • - Having many pages
  • - Hard to sit through
  • - Overly extended
  • - Time-consuming
  • - Foot-.... hot dog
  • - Word before or after run
  • - Like epic novels
  • - Like something that goes from here to way out yonder
  • - Dragged out
  • - Week end?
  • - Lasting quite a while
  • - & 29 Down Swan, maybe, or spider? Result: big break
  • - Like a three-hour movie
ogres
  • - Fearsome ones
  • - Fearsome monsters
  • - Fearsome fellows
  • - Grimm beasts
  • - Scary beasts
  • - Fearsome beasts
  • - Fairy tale beasts
  • - Fantastic beasts
  • - Ugly beasts
  • - Beasts like Shrek
  • - Beasts
  • - Mates for harridans
  • - Literary baddies
  • - Kin of bugbears
  • - Hideous sorts
  • - Hard-to-please bosses
  • - Grimm villains
  • - Grimm monsters
  • - Grimm brutes
  • - Grimm bad guys
  • - Grim Grimm guys
  • - Grim Grimm characters
  • - Green meanies
  • - Folklore frighteners
  • - Fiendish fellows
  • - Fictional beasties
  • - Fee-faw-fums
  • - Fantasy novel monsters
  • - Fantasy monsters
  • - Fantasy forest creatures
  • - Fairytale heavies
  • - Fairy-tale tyrants
  • - Fairy-tale menaces
  • - Fairy-tale man-eaters
  • - Fairy-tale creatures, sometimes
  • - Fairy-tale creatures like Shrek and Fiona
  • - Fabled monsters
  • - Epitomes of hideosity
  • - Dreaded persons
  • - D&D creatures
  • - D&D brutes
  • - Cruel types
  • - Creepy crowd
  • - Certain bugbears
  • - Brutish types
  • - Brutish people
  • - Brutish fairy tale creatures
  • - Brutish creatures in some fairy tales
  • - Brutes of folklore
  • - Bogies
  • - Blunderbore and others.
  • - Big bad brutes
  • - Baddies in many bedtime stories
  • - Appalling characters
  • - Anderson's characters
  • - "Ultima" villains
  • - Nasties
  • - Hack(Used today)
  • - Some Giants
  • - Fairy tale heavies
  • - Storybook baddies
  • - Tyrannical types
  • - Baddies
  • - Mean people
  • - Dictatorial bosses
  • - Nasty types
  • - Secret police postage stamp
  • - Bogeymen
  • - Cruel bunch
  • - Cruel ones
  • - Cruel people
  • - Scary giants
  • - Fictional fiends
  • - Fairy tale monsters
  • - People eaters of myth
  • - Dreaded people blocking progress
  • - Shrek and the like
  • - Fairy tale bullies
  • - Folklore meanies
  • - Shrek and Fiona
  • - Folklore monsters
  • - Shrek's kin
  • - Grouchy ones
  • - Fairy tale brutes
  • - They're like onions, per Shrek
  • - D&D enemies
  • - Kid-lit brutes
  • - Monsters in gorse moving about
  • - Giants
  • - Shrek and others
  • - Man-eating giants
  • - Story meanies
  • - People-eating giants
  • - Mythical meanies
  • - Bad bosses
  • - Kiddie-lit brutes
  • - Mean fairy-tale creatures
  • - Trolls' relatives
  • - Monsters in bog resurfaced
  • - Fairy tale antagonists
  • - Fiends turn up with only half of spares
  • - Man-eating giants of folklore
  • - Cruel sorts
  • - Shrek and kin
  • - Own goal on Sunday frightening people
  • - Fairy tale baddies
  • - Some fairy tale villains
  • - Meanies
  • - Shrek and Fiona, e.g
  • - Some fairy-tale monsters
  • - Difficult bosses
  • - Fairy tale meanies
  • - Monsters turn up with Dr Seuss regularly
  • - 29-Down relatives
  • - Shrek's relatives
  • - Tough bosses to work for
  • - Not-so-gentle giants
  • - Nasty fellows
  • - Storybook meanies
  • - Nasty creatures
  • - Beastly bunch
  • - They might be giants
  • - Beastly brutes
  • - Fairy tale villains
  • - Fairy tale fiends
  • - Fire-breathing bosses
  • - That's some underdog response to the bogeymen
  • - Some progress for cannibals
  • - Giants of folklore
  • - Monsters, fiends
  • - Grimm bugaboos
  • - Folklore fiends
  • - Brutish bosses
  • - People eaters, maybe
  • - Cruel dudes
  • - Shrek, et al
  • - Real meanies
  • - Ungentle giants
  • - Storied monsters
  • - Fiona and Shrek, for two
  • - Grimm characters
  • - Storybook monsters
  • - Monstrous giants
  • - Fictional monsters
  • - Princess Fiona's triplets, e.g
  • - "Fee, fi, fo, fum" speakers
  • - Monstrous female cut short her menfolk?
  • - Figures in bedtime stories
  • - Folklore threats
  • - Bosses best humored
  • - Brutish monsters
  • - Inhumane types
  • - Shrek and Fiona, for two
  • - Folklore heavies
  • - Baddies of fairy tales
  • - Dungeons & Dragons characters
  • - Dungeons & Dragons race
  • - Mythical giants
  • - Big brutes
  • - Creeps
  • - 'Monsters, ...'
  • - Tyrants
  • - Fairy tale figures
  • - Fairy tale characters
  • - Fiends
  • - See 46 Across
  • - Barbarians
  • - Brutish sorts
  • - Brutes
  • - Mythical creatures.
  • - Bugbears.
  • - Bugaboos
  • - Monsters among lesser gods repulsed
  • - Big Bad Wolf & others
  • - Hideous giant
  • - monsters of eros, out in force!
  • - underdog resolving to pick out the monsters
  • - they're monstrous but help to make progress
  • - Wicked giants
  • - They may be largely responsible for children's nightmares
  • - horrid giants
  • - some monsters turn back, others tail off
  • - monstrous or cruel people
  • - in making progress, they take giant strides
  • - underdog resisting the monsters inside
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