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gable
  • - film star hero on the roof
  • - Triangular upper wall at the end of a ridged roof
  • - Triangular end of a pitched roof
  • - Where two parts of roof meet
  • - Film star Clark supporting wall in roof
  • - wall with pointed roof
  • - Triangular roof end
  • - Clark up on the roof?
  • - Roof part or actor Clark
  • - Roof peak
  • - Triangular upper part of a wall under a roof
  • - Side of a roof
  • - Roof decoration
  • - Roof cornice
  • - Part of side wall between roofs
  • - Part of a wall under a ridged roof
  • - Part between sloping sides of a roof
  • - Kind of roof or window
  • - Area under a pitched roof
  • - Roof end
  • - Wall part beneath a pitched roof
  • - Triangular wall at a roof end
  • - Part of a pitched roof
  • - Type of roof
  • - Style of roof
  • - Roof type
  • - Roof style
  • - Roofer's triangle
  • - ...... roof
  • - Pitched roof part
  • - Roof element
  • - Pitched roof end
  • - Roof projection
  • - Roof feature
  • - Roof part
  • - Triangular roof projection
  • - Clark...., US actor who starred in Gone with the Wind
  • - triangular part of exterior wall
  • - Clark ......, 1930s 'King of Hollywood'
  • - Iowa wrestling legend Dan
  • - Clark ..., "The Misfits" actor who served in the military as part of the U.S. Air force
  • - Triangular architectural element
  • - Clark's a bit off the wall
  • - Perhaps Clark's end of house?
  • - Clark, star of old movies
  • - end of house signalled by bighead in strong wind
  • - Actor Clark ... from "Gone With the Wind"
  • - upper wall end
  • - Actor the Spanish catch going north
  • - Triangular section under eaves
  • - Butler he played in Storm around Belgium
  • - "Gone With the Wind" actor Clark ...
  • - Clark —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar winner for It Happened One Night
  • - Actor Clark from "Mogambo"
  • - Hollywood immortal
  • - Butler in 1939
  • - "Teacher's Pet" star
  • - Toronto Globe and Mail cartoonist
  • - Rhett Butler's portrayer
  • - Pediment
  • - Monroe's "Misfits" costar
  • - Memorable film star
  • - Man's man of Hollywood
  • - Lombard's widower
  • - Lombard's man
  • - Late King of Hollywood
  • - Gothic architectural feature
  • - Gardner's "Lone Star" co-star
  • - End wall of a building
  • - Clark ......, film actor, d. 1960
  • - Butler portrayer: 1939
  • - Actor from Cadiz, Ohio
  • - "Red Dust" hero: 1932
  • - "G.W.T.W." star
  • - Late movie star.
  • - "Gone With the Wind" star
  • - King of Hollywood
  • - Hollywood legend
  • - "It Happened One Night" star
  • - Triangular house part
  • - Film star born in hurricane
  • - Gothic architecture feature
  • - Butler's portrayer
  • - Cape Cod feature
  • - Clark who played Rhett Butler
  • - Clark of "Gone with the Wind"
  • - Triangular architecture feature
  • - Cast seen with this actor could be Bengalese
  • - Triangular part of a house
  • - Wall part beginning to bend in high wind
  • - He portrayed Rhett Butler
  • - Triangular building feature
  • - Clark with a 1935 Oscar
  • - Triangular outer-wall section
  • - Good, competent US actor
  • - Tudor house feature
  • - Good, accomplished old actor
  • - Hawthorne house feature
  • - Clark of old Hollywood
  • - Government is up to the task of supplying support for the building trade
  • - Leigh's 'Gone With the Wind' co-star
  • - Place providing opening for birds in storm?
  • - Clark who played Rhett
  • - Butler player
  • - Eight-time co-star of Joan Crawford
  • - One of seven in a Hawthorne title
  • - Butler portrayer of note
  • - Monroe's last co-star
  • - Actor loses money in bet
  • - Clark of film
  • - Old player beginning to battle into the wind
  • - Clark the Hollywood legend
  • - Actor who some say caused a 1930s crash in undershirt sales
  • - Actor Clark
  • - Butler's portrayer in "Gone with the Wind"
  • - "Gone With the Wind" star Clark
  • - Victorian house feature
  • - Mansard alternative
  • - Exterior house feature
  • - Butler player of note
  • - Rhett Butler portrayer
  • - Triangular architectural feature
  • - Leading man in "The Misfits"
  • - Gothic adornment
  • - Notable Butler portrayer
  • - Butler portrayer
  • - Clark of "Mogambo"
  • - Gothic house feature
  • - Another co-star of the film hidden in this puzzle
  • - One of a Hawthorne title septet
  • - Butler off-screen
  • - Triangular wall
  • - The Clark at 63 Across
  • - Feature of a Cape Cod
  • - Monroe's "The Misfits" co-star
  • - Bit of Gothic architecture
  • - "The Misfits" was his last film
  • - "Gone With the Wind" actor
  • - "Boom Town" star
  • - "Mogambo" star
  • - Butler portrayer in a classic film
  • - "It Happened One Night" Oscar-winner
  • - House feature
  • - Gothic feature
  • - Film legend Clark
  • - Actor who played a Butler
  • - Butler on screen
  • - He married Lombard in 1939
  • - "The Misfits" star
  • - Best actor for "It Happened One Night"
  • - Building feature
  • - Colbert's "It Happened One Night" costar
  • - Gothic architecture decoration
  • - "The Misfits"star
  • - "The Tall Men" star
  • - Star born Feb. 1, 1901
  • - Staple of gothic architecture
  • - Wall part
  • - Part of a house.
  • - Clark
  • - Kind of window
  • - House part
  • - Twisted bagel for actor Clark
  • - US actor nicknamed The King of Hollywood: Clark _____
  • - Triangular upper part of the wall of a house
  • - clark ...., hollywood icon known for gone with the wind
  • - Clark ......, Hollywood star
  • - Triangular part of a building
  • - upper wall part
  • - house point for a well-cooked bagel
dimples
  • - people with such depressions may still look happy
  • - Charming depressions
  • - What smiles may make
  • - imps led astray with little hollows
  • - Quietly smiled about showing them, perhaps
  • - hollows in cheeks
  • - Golf ball indentations
  • - Dents in cheek
  • - Ike's W.W. II command: Abbr
  • - They get bigger when you smile
  • - Oh-so-cute facial features
  • - Golf ball features
  • - Smile enhancers
  • - Smiling features.
  • - Shirley Temple film
  • - Facial decor.
  • - hollows
limes
  • - key and kaffir
  • - Maiden cut into pork pies and fruit
  • - Key dessert ingredients?
  • - fruit from the linden trees
  • - Fruits needed for tom yum
  • - False information about introduction of mulberry trees
  • - Daiquiri garnishes often
  • - scurvy preventers of yore
  • - French article about one million trees
  • - Stories about origin of money trees
  • - Citrus fruits often used in mixed drinks
  • - fruits whose juice can be added to pho
  • - Margarita makers squeeze them
  • - Scurvy preventative
  • - Khauk swe thoke fruits
  • - Fruits juiced for prik nam pla
  • - Their juice is used in rickeys
  • - Green ones are ripe
  • - Green grove growths
  • - Citrus fruits often used as cocktail garnishes
  • - Tart citrus fruits
  • - Fruit-bearing trees
  • - Fruit trees
  • - Lemon-like fruit
  • - Some citrus fruits
  • - Fruit held up by Burmese military
  • - Fruits that British sailors used to prevent scurvy
  • - Margarita garnishes
  • - Garnishes for gimlets
  • - Green garnishes
  • - Green citrus fruits
  • - Rickey garnishes
  • - Garnishes with Corona beer
  • - Gimlet garnishes
  • - Twists in a bar
  • - Bartender's bowlful
  • - Bartenders' fruit
  • - Fruits used to stave off scurvy
  • - Mojito garnishes
  • - Citrus supply at a bar
  • - Lemons' cousins
  • - Fruit slices at a bar
  • - Garnishes for Coronas
doublefault
  • - San Andreas and San Gabriel?
  • - twofold mistake counting against one in court
  • - two bad serves in a point in a game of tennis
  • - disbelief about foul ale served — leaving over bad service again
  • - not a single mistake in the service!
  • - mistake in tennis
  • - Tennis service setback
  • - Court infraction
  • - Tennis server's miscue
  • - Repeat culpability for error in court
  • - Repeated failure in court, conceding point
  • - Tennis infraction that costs a point
  • - Tennis server's setback
  • - Wimbledon error
  • - Bad service
miserly
  • - Very stingy with money
  • - Stingy
  • - mean to hold fifty in wretched state
  • - Like Ebenezer Scrooge for most of A Christmas Carol
  • - Liberal in unhappiness but not in spending
  • - Like Scrooge or Silas Marner
  • - Extremely ungenerous, like Scrooge
  • - Mean, tight
  • - Left in distress, giving little away
  • - Far from philanthropic
  • - Like Scrooge McDuck
  • - Wanting as much change as possible?
  • - Closefisted
  • - Scrooge-like.
  • - ....-cheap
  • - Penny-pinching
  • - Scroogelike
  • - Tight-fisted
  • - Like Jack Benny, famously
  • - Parsimonious
  • - Mean
  • - Penurious
  • - Avaricious
  • - Like Silas Marner.
  • - '...... tight'
  • - Close ....
  • - wet blanket wraps many tight
  • - mike is ahead of time without article, being penny-pinching
smallcharge
  • - infant being looked after for no great cost
  • - not a high fee for an infant entrusted to one's care
steeple
  • - What could be the point of building expensive housing for lease?
  • - the highest position a churchman can reach?
  • - jack may be after a high place in the church
  • - that's a tall one!
  • - it may need a jack up before repairing
  • - high point of gothic architecture?
  • - a high point of religious architecture
  • - Point of church
  • - Index fingers, in a kids' rhyme
  • - High point of religion?
  • - Site of a church bell
  • - Church spire
  • - The point of church above all?
  • - The tower of a church
  • - Church tower with spire
  • - Church tower and spire
  • - Top of a church
  • - Expensive article in Paris -- riders raced to get to one
  • - Spire
  • - Kind of jack or chase
  • - High point of many a small town
  • - It may have a cross to bear
  • - Place for a belfry
  • - Feature of the high church?
  • - A spire is part of one
  • - Start of a chase?
  • - Index fingers, in a children's hand game
  • - Place for a bell
  • - Spire holder
  • - High point of a sort
  • - Chase of a kind
  • - Often, a bell tower.
  • - Feature of many churches
  • - Church part
  • - Part of a church.
  • - expensive, the french part of church
  • - Tower made of alloy, last bit secured by drill
  • - Pointed tower on a church
  • - Tower section of a church
  • - a high point in place for a service?
  • - Pet eels escape in church tower
  • - Tower spelt wrong including double E
  • - pete and les are seen at church
  • - the french behind high tower
  • - Belfry
  • - Village skyline highlight
  • - Pointy temple tower
  • - Pet eels (anag)
  • - High church feature?
  • - Village high point
  • - Unduly high, the Parisian church tower
  • - Tower dear to the French?
  • - Pete's destroyed the French tower
  • - Tower initially positioned in metal base
  • - Metal Penny found inside English tower
  • - Tower spelt wrong includes double E
  • - Belfry site
  • - Church high point
  • - Sheer, the Parisian tower
  • - Village tower
  • - Tower with record inscribed in column
  • - Dock made hard to protect parking building's tower
  • - Highest place in the church
  • - Pet eels swimming by the Point overlooking the church
  • - Belfry locale
  • - Sheer, the Parisian church tower
  • - Jack will work on this ecclesiastical point
  • - Expensive article in French tower
  • - Belfry's place
  • - Bell site
  • - Carillon holder
  • - Village skyline sight
  • - Pointy tower
  • - Pealing place
  • - Cross bearer, often
  • - Cathedral tower
  • - Belfry's locale
  • - Church bell holder
  • - Temple tip
  • - Religious high point
  • - Flèche
  • - Tapering architectural feature
  • - Jack's workplace?
  • - Skyline feature, perhaps
  • - Chase beginner
  • - Bell site, often
  • - Roof adornment
  • - Temple tower
  • - Tapered top
  • - Church bell spot
  • - Tall tapered top
  • - Wren's topper?
  • - Roof top, maybe
  • - Peak in the skyline
  • - Word with chase or jack
  • - Village cynosure
  • - New England sight
  • - Jack must be nimble here
  • - Jack or chase
  • - Village sight
  • - Churchly height.
  • - Cathedral structure.
  • - Tall tower
  • - Roof structure.
  • - Skyline feature
  • - Church topper
  • - Tower top
  • - Chapel topper
  • - Cathedral feature
  • - Chapel feature
  • - Skyline highlight
  • - Skyline sight
  • - Church top
  • - Tall structure
  • - Ring site
  • - High spot
  • - Bell tower
  • - Quasimodo's workplace
  • - Church tower
  • - ... tower
  • - Temple feature
  • - Church structure
  • - Church feature
  • - Church eminence
  • - Gently drilling metal base for tall structure
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