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addison
  • - Joseph, essayist and dramatist born in 1672 who founded The Spectator magazine
  • - English essayist, poet, politician, Joseph .... 1672-1719
  • - Joseph ........ was an essayist, poet and politician, and a co-founder of The Spectator
  • - Joseph --,1672-1719, English author
  • - Chris ........ is a regular Mock the Week panellist
  • - Essayist's advice to extend family?
  • - Physician treated adenoids with no end of patience
  • - "Cato" playwright Joseph
  • - The "Spectator" essayist
  • - "Rosamond" poet Joseph
  • - Leader of the House of Lords.
  • - He wrote "The spacious firmament on high . . . "
  • - English essayist.
  • - Chris Addison, comedian and star of The Thick Of It
  • - Dr. Montgomery on "Grey's Anatomy"
  • - willis's role in moonlighting, david ......
  • - one steele initially brought in to supplement
  • - Willis's "Moonlighting" role
  • - Willis, in "Moonlighting"
  • - Steele's collaborator
  • - Derek's ex-wife on "Grey's Anatomy"
  • - "Cato" playwright
  • - Steele's partner
  • - Steele's writing partner.
hispanic
  • - A person of Latin American descent, especially one living in the U.S.
  • - Cultural description for some non-native inhabitants of the USA's territory before 1700
  • - Like only one member of the Supreme Court in its history (Sonia Sotomayor)
  • - Man's alarm, coming from Spain
  • - Like 14% of the nation's population
  • - The man's agitation seeing Jennifer Lopez, for example
  • - Man's fear of Latin?
  • - The man's fear?
  • - the man's sudden fright coming from spain
  • - Relating to Latin American countries or Spain
  • - latin american power in china is extraordinary
  • - American whose first language is Spanish
  • - From Latin America
  • - Relating to Spanish-speaking countries
  • - Person of Latin American descent in USA
  • - Her companion creates hysteria describing European country
  • - Jennifer Lopez, for one
  • - Spanish-speaking American
  • - Iberian ethnonym
  • - Latin American
  • - Like many New Yorkers
  • - Like Laredo, largely
  • - Latino
  • - Like many Harlemites
  • - Relating to Iberia
  • - La Raza member
  • - Iberian.
  • - Spanish.
  • - Of Latin-American origin
giblets
  • - big order allows ingredients for gravy
  • - Thanksgiving gravy ingredients
  • - Gravy morsels
  • - Gravy ingredients.
  • - Remove these from the turkey for gravy
  • - big order allows for gravy ingredients
  • - The edible organs of poultry, usually the heart, gizzard and liver
  • - Entrails of a chicken or other fowl
  • - Turkey innards
  • - Poultry parts
appeasement
  • - A foreign policy of pacifying an aggrieved country through negotiation to prevent war
  • - Short-sighted type of government policy.
  • - Dangerous aspect of foreign policy.
  • - Pacification of our primitive ancestors collecting vegetables on time
  • - pacification
  • - Conciliation
  • - Placation
  • - Satisfaction
seine
  • - Type of net
  • - Net on a schooner
  • - Large net
  • - Trawler net
  • - Net type
  • - Net or river
  • - Hanging net
  • - French river — type of fishing net
  • - Fish net with floats
  • - Capacious net
  • - Fish with a net
  • - Salmon fisher's net
  • - Tuna net
  • - Fishing net with floats
  • - Tuna fisher's net
  • - Fish net
  • - Fishing net of France?
  • - Net for fish
  • - Cod-catching net
  • - Hanging fish net
  • - Net with sinkers
  • - Fisher's net
  • - Large fishing net
  • - Angler's net
  • - Net for fishing
  • - Fishing device
  • - Fishing net
  • - Net ......
  • - Fisherman's net?
  • - Net found in river in France …
  • - Paris bisector
  • - View from Notre Dame
  • - It splits the Left and Right Banks
  • - View from the Louvre
  • - River of the Left Bank
  • - Île de la Cité locale
  • - Eau de Paris
  • - View from the Quai d'Orsay
  • - View from the Latin Quarter
  • - Surrounder of Notre Dame
  • - Saint-Germain's river
  • - River spanned by La Pont Neuf
  • - River past Notre Dame
  • - River near the Sorbonne
  • - Parisian flower
  • - Left Bank/Right Bank divider
  • - Le quai des Tuileries adjoins it
  • - La Rive Gauche locale
  • - It's north of the Latin Quarter.
  • - It's held in Paris banks
  • - Champagne flow
  • - You can see it from the Eiffel Tower
  • - Word in four French department names
  • - Waterway near the Eiffel Tower
  • - Water near Notre Dame
  • - Van Gogh or Monet vista
  • - Trap having sinkers and floats
  • - Trap for mackerel
  • - The Pont Royal spans it
  • - The Cathedral of Notre Dame overlooks it.
  • - Subject of paintings by Corot and Manet
  • - Stream around Notre Dame
  • - St.-Germain's river
  • - Site of two famous banks
  • - Site of the Pont de Normandie
  • - Sight from the Quai d'Orsay
  • - Sight from the Pont Neuf
  • - Sight from Rouen
  • - Sight from Notre Dame
  • - River through the City of Light
  • - River through Rouen
  • - River that runs near the Louvre
  • - River surrounding Notre Dame
  • - River seen from the Eiffel Tower
  • - River past St.-Germain
  • - River past Fontainebleau
  • - River of Troyes
  • - River of Rouen
  • - River from Dijon
  • - River flowing beneath Paris's Pont Neuf
  • - River flowing alongside Notre Dame
  • - River around the Île de la Cité
  • - River along the Quai d'Orsay
  • - Rive Gauche's river
  • - Rive Gauche and Rive Droite separator
  • - Repeated setting for Georges Seurat paintings
  • - Relative of a trawl
  • - Pont-Neuf's crossing
  • - Pont Neuf's river
  • - Pont Neuf's locale
  • - Pont Neuf waterway
  • - Parisian sight
  • - Paris partitioner
  • - Paris island surrounder
  • - Paris flower
  • - Marne outlet
  • - Mackerel fisherman's need
  • - Locale of two famous banks
  • - Left-Bank lapper
  • - Le fleuve de Paris
  • - It's under the Pont Neuf
  • - It's to the left of the Rive Droite
  • - It's kept by the banks of Paris
  • - It runs through Paris
  • - It flows along La Rive Gauche
  • - It divides the Left and Right Banks
  • - Important French river
  • - Ile Saint-Louis surrounder
  • - Ile de la Cité's stream
  • - Île de la Cité surrounder
  • - Ile de la Cité location
  • - Homophone for sane
  • - French lifeline
  • - Flower under the Pont Neuf
  • - Fishnet
  • - Divider between the Rive Droite and the Rive Gauche
  • - Creator of banks in Paris?
  • - Côte-d'Or river
  • - Corot subject
  • - Cod trap
  • - City of Light divider
  • - Circle Line : Hudson :: Bateaux-Mouches : ....
  • - Bisector of the City of Light
  • - Bay of the ......
  • - ....-Maritime: French department
  • - .......... Maritime (Rouen's department)
  • - Sardine catcher
  • - Fisherman's aid
  • - Ile de la Cité site
  • - River of Champagne
  • - Fish, in a way
  • - English Channel feeder
  • - River to English Channel.
  • - River through Paris
  • - Parisian river
  • - Divider of Paris
  • - River to the English Channel
  • - Locale of the Île de la Cité
  • - Paris divider
  • - It can be seen in "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte"
  • - Paris's river
  • - Notre Dame neighbor
  • - River to Le Havre
  • - Water under the Pont de Normandie
  • - Submarine vacated in East River
  • - Parisian waterway
  • - Paris sight
  • - It flows to the harbor of Le Havre
  • - Eiffel Tower neighbor
  • - River near the Louvre
  • - Paris river
  • - Notre Dame Cathedral's river
  • - River in some Renoir paintings
  • - Rouen's river
  • - River past the Louvre
  • - Water near the Eiffel Tower
  • - Left Bank river
  • - Sewage emptied in East River
  • - Le Havre's river
  • - Where Monet floated his boat
  • - River with 37 bridges in Paris
  • - Quai d'Orsay's river
  • - Ile de la Cite's river
  • - Catcher in the Rhone?
  • - Setting for a Monet "Morning"
  • - Notre Dame's river
  • - River known for its banks
  • - Clichy's river
  • - Reasonable report divides Paris
  • - River of Paris
  • - It flows below the Pont Neuf
  • - It's seen in Seurat's "Sunday Afternoon . . ."
  • - River course in easy passage
  • - Subject for Raoul Dufy and Henri Matisse
  • - Meet about trendy French banker
  • - Where Javert drowned in 'Les Misérables'
  • - Water near the Sorbonne
  • - Left Bank's river
  • - Left Bank sight
  • - Large fishnet
  • - Site of the erstwhile Six Hours of Paris race
  • - Site of two French banks
  • - Waterway near the Sorbonne
  • - The Pont Neuf spans it
  • - River that Henry Miller likened to 'a great artery running through the human body'
  • - The Pont Neuf crosses it
  • - Its banks were honored by UNESCO
  • - River spanned by the Pont Neuf
  • - View from the Eiffel Tower
  • - River into which Joan of Arc's ashes were ordered to be thrown
  • - Surrounder of la Grande Jatte
  • - It flows in Paris
  • - Catcher in the Rhine?
  • - It flows into the English Channel at Le Havre
  • - It flows through Troyes and Melun
  • - What the Left Bank is a bank of
  • - Historic river of Paris
  • - The Pont des Arts spans it
  • - Item on a trawler
  • - Setting for van Gogh's 'River Bank in Springtime'
  • - Angler's gear
  • - View from Île de la Grande Jatte
  • - Parisian's river
  • - View from the Tuileries
  • - River flowing through Paris
  • - Quai d'Orsay setting
  • - Left Bank locale
  • - View from the Tuileries Garden
  • - School catcher
  • - River by the Louvre
  • - View from the Left Bank
  • - Subject of a van Gogh series
  • - River in France
  • - River of France
  • - French river
  • - Fish snare
  • - Cod catcher.
  • - Notre Dame setting
  • - French flower
  • - Angler's accessory
  • - Fish catcher
  • - Schooner gear
  • - Parisians wouldn't call it a flower, so nor will I!
  • - Cross-country runner going through Paris
  • - French waterway
  • - River running through Paris
  • - View from the Pont Neuf
  • - Patton crossed it in 1944
  • - Major river that flows through Paris
  • - it's crossed 37 times in paris
  • - French river or small German article
  • - river used in the opening ceremony of the paris olympics
roberts
  • - Former Supreme Court justice.
  • - Rehnquist's successor as chief justice
  • - Chief Justice John
  • - Chief justice of the United States
  • - W court appointee
  • - Former Supreme Court member.
  • - Former Supreme Court Justice, advocate of world government.
  • - Justice, U. S. Supreme Court, 1930–45.
  • - Associate Justice of Supreme Court.
  • - Justice of U.S. Supreme Court, appointed 1930.
  • - Supreme Court justice
  • - Supreme Court name
  • - Julia, actress who played Anna Scott in the 1999 romcom film Notting Hill
  • - julia ...., shot to fame in pretty woman
  • - The princess bride pirate
  • - Alice ..., host of the BBC archaeology series Digging for Britain
  • - Dread Pirate ..., fictional pirate played by Cary Elwes in the 1987 film "The Princess Bride"
  • - possible majority opinion writer
  • - Julia ... of "Eat Pray Love"
  • - Julia ... (Pretty woman in "Pretty Woman")
  • - Julia's acting niece Emma
  • - emma of "american horror story"
  • - With Arm, Newfoundland community
  • - Whose Rules of Order is that?
  • - Sam ........ (Juno Artist of 2004)
  • - Journalist Cokie
  • - Female star of "Pretty Woman"
  • - Eric who played Sal Maroni in "The Dark Knight" and is actress Julia's brother
  • - 'Eat Pray Love' star
  • - Rehnquist's successor
  • - Oscar winner Julia
  • - Margaret Thatcher's maiden name
  • - Journalist Cokie who appears on ABC and NPR
  • - Julia —, US actress
  • - Rehnquist's replacement
  • - 1955 Fonda role
  • - Brockovich portrayer
  • - Barbie's last name
  • - Administerer of the oath of office to Obama
  • - Best Actress of 2000
  • - Julia who played 46-Across
  • - Memorable Henry Fonda role
  • - Best Actress winner for "Erin Brockovich"
  • - Pulver's superior
  • - Julia or Mr.
  • - Morley and Morse
  • - Julia of "Pretty Woman"
  • - She played the pretty woman in "Pretty Woman"
  • - Dole and Packwood
  • - Julia of "The Pelican Brief"
  • - "Northwest Passage" author
  • - Rule-book man
  • - Theatrical "Mister."
  • - "Mister" of stage and screen.
  • - Taylor, Wagner, Young, etc.
  • - Famous fictional Mister.
  • - ...... Rules of Order.
  • - Thomas Heggen's hero.
  • - Novelist Kenneth.
  • - Phillies' pitcher.
  • - Philadelphia's Robin.
  • - New Governor of Rhode Island.
  • - Governor of Rhode Island.
  • - Henry Fonda's pseudonym.
  • - Author of "Oliver Wiswell."
  • - Bush judicial appointee
  • - Member of 38-Across
  • - "Pretty Woman" star
  • - See 7 Across
  • - adele ...., one-time big brother star and cancer survivor
  • - pretty woman star, julia ....
brancusi
  • - Constantin, sculptor noted for his abstract sculptures of heads and birds in flight
  • - Romanian sculptor
  • - "Bird in Space" sculptor
asia
  • - Continent that's home to snow leopards and sun bears
  • - Continent that's across the Pacific from North America
  • - .. Minor (Turkey's region)
  • - About 30% of the planet's land
  • - Vietnam's home
  • - Indian's continent
  • - Yala and Ranthambore National Parks are in this continent
  • - Where Pakistan is part of the Bahamas, I assume!
  • - A large continent
  • - Where monsoons occur
  • - Part of the Burma-Siam landmass
  • - continent of only some caucasians
  • - Setting of a Constance Wu film featuring crazy rich people
  • - Continent with the Himalayas and Chocolate Hills
  • - Heads of all states in African continent
  • - which is the largest continent?
  • - where to find ban gioc falls
  • - Continent including China
  • - Where you'll find China
  • - Shangri-La location
  • - Where about sixty per cent of humanity lives
  • - Continent, as I note
charollais
  • - Breed of sheep originating from central France, with a muscular, wedgeshaped body
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