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tearjerker
  • - Two-hanky movie
  • - Pulls Emily Ratajkowski, for starters, in emotional movie
  • - Manipulatively maudlin movie
  • - Sad movie
  • - Movie with a sad ending
  • - Movie with a very sad ending
  • - Reason for drops in movie attendees?
  • - Four-handerkerchief movie.
  • - Extravagantly sentimental movie
  • - onion, say, providing sad story
  • - ..-jerker (sad story)
  • - 1995 Red Hot Chili Peppers song that was a tribute to Nirvana's lead singer Kurt Cobain
  • - I drop, say, useless person with hesitation - a sad thing
  • - 1995 song by the Red Hot Chili Peppers that was a tribute to Nirvana's lead singer, Kurt Cobain
  • - Silly cuts render film pathetic
  • - Extravagantly sentimental film
  • - Sentimental story or film
  • - Moving picture and description of onion?
  • - Wing identified by twitcher in kind of film
  • - Yank featuring in one ripping tale that's emotional
  • - Picture of sorrow?
  • - Schmaltzy drama
  • - Excessively sentimental tale
  • - Pathetic play
  • - "Terms of Endearment" e.g.
  • - Pathetic story
  • - Soap opera, often
  • - Sad and sentimental play.
  • - Two-hanky film
  • - Three-hanky film
  • - Moving picture
  • - Soap opera, for example
  • - Type of show
  • - Weepy
  • - moving tale
jurymen
  • - They swear they'll try in the box
cajun
  • - Style of spicy US cuisine
  • - Cuisine style of Louisiana
  • - Cuisine whose 'holy trinity' is green bell pepper, onion and celery
  • - Much music with accordions
  • - word before cuisine or fiddler
  • - name for the french-speaking people of louisiana and their cuisine, music etc.
  • - Spicy New Orleans cuisine style
  • - Some juice, canned in Louisiana style
  • - Spicy cooking style of New Orleans
  • - Of folk music (or spicy cuisine) from southern Louisiana
  • - New Orleans cooking style featuring dirty rice
  • - Like some gumbo and jambalaya
  • - A spicy style of cooking
  • - Cuisine heavy in rice and spices
  • - Louisiana cooking style
  • - New Orleans cooking style
  • - Like gumbo and jambalaya
  • - Cuisine that includes cracklins and boudin
  • - Louisiana music style
  • - Cuisine featuring étouffée
  • - Big Easy music style
  • - Kind of cuisine in which onions, bell peppers and celery are the "holy trinity"
  • - Louisiana cuisine style
  • - Prudhomme's cooking style
  • - Cooking style
  • - Cuisine featuring dirty rice
  • - Spicy cooking style
  • - Bayou cooking style
  • - Southern cooking style
  • - Style of cooking
  • - Music style featuring accordions and fiddles
  • - Dialect of French spoken in southern Louisiana
  • - Louisiana cuisine using "dirty rice"
  • - About a month for Louisianian
  • - Native of Louisiana going to California for a month
  • - seasoning on five guys fries
  • - Louisiana Frenchman
  • - Like boudin balls
  • - Canadian expatriate?
  • - Type of cuisine that features dirty rice
  • - Native of Louisiana descended from 18th-century Acadian immigrants
  • - Louisianian descended from Canadian immigrants
  • - Louisianan of French Canadian descent
  • - Gin Blossoms "...... Song"
  • - Like some Louisiana cuisine
  • - Like gumbo
  • - Maque choux cuisine
  • - Bayou settler
  • - Like some New Orleans cooking
  • - "N'awlins" cuisine
  • - French dialect
  • - Spicy Southern cuisine
  • - Cuisine with dirty rice
  • - About thirty days for Louisianian
  • - Cuisine with cayenne
  • - Louisiana cuisine
  • - English dialect in which 'food shopping' is 'makin' groceries'
  • - Bayou cuisine
  • - Bourbon Street cuisine
  • - Many a bayou dweller
  • - Kind of spicy food
  • - Spicy cuisine
  • - Paul Prudhomme's cuisine
  • - New Orleans cuisine
  • - French-speaking Louisiana native
  • - Bayou native
  • - Certain Louisiana native
  • - Prudhomme specialty
  • - Some Louisiana cuisine
  • - Tangy cuisine
  • - Southern cuisine
  • - Paul Prudhomme cuisine
  • - Born on the bayou
  • - Like some Louisiana fare
  • - Atchafalaya Basin native
  • - Louisianian cuisine
  • - Native Louisianan
  • - Zydeco player
  • - Like Louisiana cuisine
  • - Like jambalaya
  • - Option for wings
  • - Like dirty rice
  • - Like some wings
  • - Crawdad cuisine
  • - Like some Louisianan cuisine
  • - Louisianan of French descent
  • - Hot cuisine
  • - Bayou dialect
  • - Cuisine that includes dirty rice
  • - Certain Southern cuisine
  • - Louisiana dialect
  • - Some New Orleans cuisine
  • - Dirty rice's cuisine
  • - Jambalaya maker
  • - Cayenne-rich cuisine
  • - Louisiana bayou settler
  • - Acadian Louisiana native
  • - Popular cuisine in Louisiana
  • - Creole's kin
  • - Louisianan cuisine
  • - Étouffée's cuisine
  • - Acadian
  • - Louisiana native
  • - Bayou cooking
  • - Kind of cooking
  • - La. dialect
  • - Certain Louisianian
  • - Bayou dweller
  • - Certain Louisianan
  • - Louisianian.
  • - Certain southerner.
  • - Popular cuisine
  • - Spicy cuisine of the Deep South
  • - Southerner's dogmatic conclusion one month
  • - Relating to the spicy cuisine of southern Louisiana bayou
adjunct
  • - accompaniment found in road junction
  • - supplement found in road junction
  • - Joined middle of the road junction
  • - Something joined or added
  • - Kind of professor
  • - Something joined but not essentially a part
  • - Type of professor
  • - in a temporary capacity, as a professor
  • - Auxiliary professor
  • - Supplement's outspoken ad junked
  • - Something inessential
  • - Incidental extra
  • - Usually not eligible for tenure, as a professor
  • - Auxiliary judge's start in a dingy court
  • - Subordinate addition
  • - Add-on
  • - Supplement
  • - Accessory
  • - Offshoot
  • - Addition
jackal
  • - Day of the ... , 1971 Frederick Forsyth thriller
  • - "The ...."; 1997 Willis/Gere/Poitier film
  • - "The ...," 1997 political thriller film starring Richard Gere and Bruce Willis
  • - Wild canine of Africa and southern Asia
  • - Nocturnal mammal closely related to the dog
  • - Follower who does the dirty work
  • - "The Day of the ......": Forsyth
  • - 'The Day of the --', 1973 thriller film
  • - beastly boys
  • - Animal with two names
  • - Old World canine animal
  • - It's a beast, boys!
  • - Wild African canine
  • - Dog cousin
  • - Canine predator
  • - Wild dog-like animal
  • - Wild canine scavenger
  • - Nocturnal wild dog
  • - Nocturnal dog-like predator
  • - Nocturnal canine
  • - Mean, voracious lackey
  • - Dog-like African predator
  • - Dog-like African and Asian predator
  • - Underhanded fellow
  • - Canine mammal
  • - Wolf's cousin
  • - Flunkey; dog-like omnivore
  • - Knave joining gangster, a beast
  • - Coyote's cousin
  • - Means to raise a large wild animal
jamboree
  • - Scout gathering pack over drill at beginning of Easter
  • - Being sloshed, a mob jeer scout rally
  • - Scout rally
  • - Scout festival
  • - Rally of Guides or Scouts
  • - When drunk a mob jeer scout rally
  • - Jeer a mob travelling to a large gathering
  • - Scouts' rally
  • - Gala get-together, of scouts say
  • - Big party or, put another way, major bee
  • - Rally crowd wave by end of stage
  • - Scouts' festival
  • - Pack gathering outside primarily occupy rally -- this one?
  • - Party crush -- put up with being at back of queue
  • - Large scout/guide rally
  • - Big Scouts meeting
  • - Boy Scout event
  • - Scout gathering, e.g.
  • - Boy Scout get-together
  • - Scout's gala
  • - Boy Scout gathering
  • - Scout gathering
  • - Boy Scout convention.
  • - Festive gathering
  • - party or celebration
  • - Mass gathering of Scouts or Guides
  • - fruit preserve used by dull person before eastern celebration
  • - In-tents rally?
  • - Scouting festival
  • - Juliett with a gong touring rock festival
  • - Loud celebration
  • - Large rally
  • - Lavish celebration
  • - Bash
  • - Lavish party
  • - Festive party
  • - Big bash
  • - Those taking part should be prepared for this rally
  • - jim almost welcoming dullard in grand party
  • - McAvoy's briefly stopped by tedious person guiding festival
clipjoint
  • - Place where a customer may be taken?
  • - Where many are taken
  • - Place to be taken
  • - excerpt shared in nightclub
  • - Barbershop that either cheats you or gives you what you paid for? (... 1-4)
  • - Overpriced eatery
  • - *Business known for overcharging, in slang
  • - Overcharging eatery
  • - Place to get fleeced
  • - Price-gouging business
  • - Business that routinely overcharges
  • - Barber shop?
  • - Paper ...... (fastener connection?)
  • - Overcharging restaurant
  • - Outlet for 10 Down
  • - Robbers' roost, with waiters.
  • - Shady business
anjou
  • - former province of france in the loire valley
  • - A northern girl at university in old French province
  • - french province bordering brittany
  • - Old province featured in American journal
  • - Old French province in the Loire valley, an English possession from 1154 to 1204
  • - Old province seen in German journal
  • - Historic province of the Loire valley
  • - Former French province
  • - Historical French province
  • - Historic French province
  • - Pear variety named for a province of France
  • - Former French province, it was in English possession from 1154 to 1204
  • - Province once taking in Maine featured in American journal
  • - Fruit variety or its French province
  • - Historical French region bordering Brittany
  • - Historic French region
  • - Plantagenets' province.
  • - Ancient French province.
  • - Former French duchy.
  • - Old province of Western France.
  • - former province of w france in the loire valley
  • - Former county, duchy and province of France corresponding largely to the present-day département of Maine-et-Loire
  • - Margaret of ---, queen consort of Henry VI
  • - all-purpose pear variety
  • - Type of European pear
  • - jelly belly fruity flavor
  • - Bartlett alternative
  • - Green-skinned variety of pear
  • - European pear
  • - Bosc relative
  • - Pear variety named for a region of France
  • - Green-skinned fruit
  • - Pear genre
  • - Green pear
  • - Bartlett cousin
  • - Region of France
  • - Winter pear
  • - Short-necked pear
  • - Purée used for a Jelly Belly flavor
  • - Juicy pear
  • - Bartlett relative
  • - Short-necked European fruit
  • - One variety of it remains green when ripe
  • - Green-skinned pear
  • - Relative of 66-Across
  • - Historical region of western France
  • - Type of green-skinned fruit
  • - Firm-fleshed green-skinned pear
  • - Bosc cousin
  • - It may have green skin
  • - Pear variety that's green even when ripe
  • - Certain pear
  • - Firm-fleshed pear
  • - Quite a pear?
  • - Region in the Loire valley
  • - Bosc alternative
  • - Loire Valley area
  • - City north of Montreal
  • - Neighbor of Bretagne
  • - Popular pear
  • - Region in France
  • - Whence the Plantagenets came
  • - Variety of 47 Across
  • - Loire Valley region
  • - Pear
  • - Plantagenet country
  • - Wine region of France.
  • - Historic region of France.
  • - Historical region of NW France.
  • - Historical region of France.
  • - Type of pear
  • - Pear variety
  • - Pear type
  • - Variety of pear
  • - Kind of pear.
jeannedarc
  • - the maid of orleans in her native language
  • - Maid of Orleans c1412-31, French patriot and martyr (6,1'3)
  • - French name for the Maid of Orleans (6,1'3)
  • - Orléans maid
  • - Maid of fame
  • - French saint
navajo
  • - Indian making a blanket
  • - Member of largest Indian group in U.S.
  • - SW Indian
  • - American Indian in need of Federal aid.
  • - Arizona Indian
  • - Indian
  • - Native American language used as a code in WWII
  • - Native American people of southwest USA (J, not H)
  • - Native American on Java, surprisingly
  • - WWII "Code Talkers" were from this tribe
  • - language for some wwii code talkers
  • - Largest native us tribe
  • - Going all the way back, OJ took a vehicle from an Arizonian native
  • - Native American's refusal to drink coffee from the south
  • - language spoken in the southwest
  • - monument valley group
  • - .... white, pastel hue based on this Nation's flag
  • - Tribe known for their rugs
  • - New Mexico native tribe
  • - Native American from Arizona, New Mexico or Utah
  • - Native American — on Java (anag)
  • - Nation of Arizona
  • - Four Corners tribe known for its rugs
  • - Native American code talker during WWII
  • - It borders Arizona's Apache County
  • - Tribe famous for weaving and sand painting
  • - Language spoken in Arizona
  • - US native language
  • - Old islander upset people with reservation
  • - New coffee knocked back by old people in America
  • - Four Corners tribe
  • - Four Corners people
  • - Native American nation
  • - Code talkers' tribe
  • - Arizona county with a national monument of the same name
  • - Basis for a WWII code
  • - Hogan builder
  • - Code talker language
  • - Foe of Kit Carson
  • - One language in which Arizona Cardinals games are broadcast
  • - Largest US tribe
  • - Like WWII's "code talkers"
  • - Skilled silversmiths
  • - Prized rug
  • - Weavers of the Southwest.
  • - Hogan dweller
  • - New Mexico native
  • - Kind of rug
  • - Arizona tribe
  • - Arizona native
  • - Native Arizonan
  • - people from old coffee plantation finally retiring
jury
  • - See 22-Down
  • - .... panel
  • - Court group
  • - Peer group?
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