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wyatt
  • - Comedian Cenac
  • - Actor Cenac of 'People of Earth'
  • - Comic Cenac formerly of "The Daily Show"
  • - Comic Cenac
  • - "The Daily Show" correspondent Cenac
  • - earp associated with the o.k. corral
  • - Lodge 49 actor .. Russell
  • - kimberly ..., former pussycat doll who lives in the uk
  • - With 29 Down, Old West icon
  • - Robert ......, singer and musician who was the original drummer in Soft Machine
  • - First name of US lawman Earp
  • - English poet Sir Thomas ...
  • - American Old West lawman ...... Earp
  • - tombstone first name
  • - Old West marshal Earp
  • - Earp of Tombstone
  • - Earp of the O.K. Corral
  • - Lawman Earp
  • - Gunslinger Earp
  • - One of the Earps
  • - Friend of Doc and Bat
  • - Marshal Earp
  • - Middle brother in the Earp family
  • - With 65-Down, brother of Virgil and Morgan
  • - Earp at the O.K. Corral
  • - Peter Fonda's role in 'Easy Rider'
  • - First name at the O.K. Corral
  • - One of the Earp brothers
  • - "Father Knows Best" actress Jane
  • - Brother of Virgil and Morgan Earp
  • - Legendary lawman Earp
  • - OK Corral first name
  • - OK Corral gunfighter Earp
  • - OK Corral figure
  • - Famous Earp
  • - Earp of the Old West
  • - First name in Tombstone lore
  • - OK Corral name
  • - Young's "Father Knows Best" co-star
  • - Kurt's role in "Tombstone"
  • - Morgan Earp's brother
  • - Gary's friend, in "Weird Science"
  • - Old West lawman Earp
  • - Peter's "Easy Rider" role
  • - O.K. Corral figure's first name
  • - Jane of "Father Knows Best"
  • - Earp of the Wild West
  • - Sir Thomas who introduced the sonnet to England
  • - Earp of the early west
  • - Brother of Virgil, Morgan, James and Warren
  • - Officer Earp
  • - Doc's O.K. Corral mate
  • - "Father Knows Best" mom
  • - Doc's Tombstone mate
  • - Virgil Earp's brother
  • - Gunfighter Earp
  • - "Father Knows Best" actress
  • - First name at the OK Corral
  • - Friend of Bat and Doc
  • - Brother of Virgil and Morgan
  • - Brother of Morgan and Virgil
  • - 3-time Emmy winner Jane
  • - Shooting Earp
  • - With 15 Across, Dodge City notable
  • - Doc's partner?
  • - "Easy Rider" biker
  • - Doc's best friend
  • - Lost Horizon headliner
  • - With 65 Across, Dodge City lawman
  • - Mother in "Father Knows Best"
  • - Jane or Earp
  • - Rebel against Queen Mary: 1553–54
  • - Jane, of TV.
  • - First aide for Gov. Stevenson.
  • - National Housing Expediter.
  • - Sir Thomas ......, pre-Elizabethan poet.
  • - Tombstone name
  • - OK Corral gunfighter
  • - Doc's pal
  • - Cohort of Doc
  • - Civil rights activist Addie
nelliebly
  • - she went around the world in seventy-two days
  • - Muckraker whose 1887 exposé "Ten Days in a Mad-House" exposed conditions at New York's Women's Lunatic Asylum: 2 wds.
  • - *She went around the world in 72 days
  • - "Ten Days in a Mad-House" journalist, 1887
  • - "Ten Days in a Mad-House" author
  • - Reporter who went around the world in 72 days
  • - Her pen name is the title character in a Stephen Foster song
  • - Journalist who traveled around the world
  • - "Ten Days in a Madhouse" journalist
  • - pen name of journalist elizabeth cochrane seaman
  • - Globe-circling journalist, 1890
  • - Globetrotter, 1890.
treys
  • - Small pair
  • - Pair also called 'crabs' in Texas hold 'em lingo
  • - Minor pair
  • - Low Hold 'em pair
  • - Some small clubs
  • - Small diamonds, say
  • - Small clubs
  • - Small clubs or spades
  • - Canasta pair
  • - Low poker pair
  • - Puny poker pair
  • - Low pair?
  • - Poker pair
  • - Small diamonds.
  • - shots from behind the arc, casually
  • - deuce defeaters
  • - They are barely over deuces
  • - Three-point shots, informally
  • - Threes, in poker
  • - three-pointers, in hoops lingo
  • - Long shots, in hoops lingo
  • - Three-pointers
  • - Hearts that don't beat very much?
  • - Deuce toppers
  • - Deuce beaters
  • - Slangy three-pointers
  • - Lowly playing cards
  • - Cards above deuces
  • - They beat deuces
  • - Baskets made from beyond the arc, informally
  • - War losers, almost always
  • - Long hoops shots
  • - Some playing cards
  • - Low playing cards
  • - Threes
  • - Low-value playing cards
  • - Fairly insignificant cards
  • - Unlikely trick takers
  • - Deuce beaters, in cards
  • - Two toppers
  • - Low poker holdings
  • - Probable war losers
  • - They usually lose at war
  • - They don't take many tricks
  • - Deuces plus one
  • - Shots from downtown
  • - Deuce takers
  • - Long baskets, in basketballese
  • - They beat twos
  • - Long baskets, in NBA lingo
  • - Three-pointers, in basketballese
  • - Three-spots
  • - They rarely take tricks
  • - They're in the pack
  • - They're usually not good with tricks
  • - Half sixes
  • - Unexciting bridge holdings
  • - Deuces' betters
  • - Three-spot cards
  • - Certain canasta cards
  • - Deuces' neighbors
  • - Beaters of deuces
  • - Cards in a Yarborough
  • - Three-pipped sides of dice
  • - These beat deuces
  • - Four of 52
  • - Canasta cards
  • - Parts of the deck.
  • - Better than deuces.
  • - Good Canasta cards.
  • - Certain cards or dominoes.
  • - Toppers of deuces.
  • - At Canasta 100 each, if red.
  • - Poker hand
  • - Low cards
  • - War losers, usually
  • - Playing cards
  • - Dice throws
  • - Poker holding
  • - Some cards
  • - Certain cards
  • - Bridge cards
  • - Deck quartet
  • - Cards
  • - Part of a deck
  • - Three-pointers, in basketball lingo
peaty
  • - like smoky-tasting scotch
  • - Like bogs
  • - Like some fertilizer
  • - Like some smoky Scotch
  • - Like some moss
  • - Like many an Irish bog
  • - Like fuel-rich bogs
  • - Like English bogs
  • - Like an Irish bog
  • - Having the taste of smoke, as some Scotches
  • - Rich in boggy fuel
  • - Resembling a certain fuel
  • - Moorlike
  • - Boglike
  • - periodically, gantry behind sports ground may be so
lyft
  • - company once associated with pink mustaches
  • - Rideshare competitor of Uber
  • - Second-largest U.S. rideshare company
  • - Ridesharing service that's a rival of Uber
  • - Rideshare company with a pink logo
  • - Rideshare app
  • - Ridesharing rival of Uber
  • - Ride-sharing rival of Uber
  • - One of like eight ride-share apps I have on my phone so I can change based on promotions
  • - Major competitor of Uber
  • - Alternative to Uber
  • - Uber alternative
  • - Uber rival
yoyo
  • - Walk the Dog or Around the World toy
  • - Toy with a museum in Chico, California
  • - Mandy Moore song about a toy?
  • - Spooled toy
  • - Toy that can be made to "sleep"
  • - Toy you can do tricks with
  • - Toy that has its ups and downs
  • - Child's toy
  • - Move back and forth
  • - Toy on a string
  • - .... toy
  • - Spinning toy
  • - Go up and down
  • - Go back and forth
  • - It has its ups and downs
  • - it produces rises and falls in revolutions
  • - Toy made by the Duncan Toys Company: Abbr.
  • - it's an up-and-down thing
  • - descending and ascending toy
  • - circular toy on string which goes up and down
  • - It can walk the dog
  • - "What up, bro?"
  • - Show wild instability
  • - It comes easily to hand
  • - Mr. Ma
  • - It may be used to walk the dog
  • - It's used to walk the dog
  • - Ma who plays beautiful music
  • - One being put to sleep?
  • - Fad item of 1962
  • - You may make it walk
  • - Vary wildly
  • - Show uncertainty.
  • - Ditz
  • - Yutz
  • - Dork
  • - Repeat for emphasis
  • - Sleeper, at times
  • - Foolish one
  • - Numbskull
  • - Dummy
  • - Dimwit
  • - Chucklehead
  • - Dingbat
  • - Ding-a-ling
  • - Thing on a string
  • - Space cadet
  • - Airhead
  • - Sad sack
  • - Ninny
  • - Idiot
  • - Jerk
  • - Doofus
  • - Child's plaything
  • - Fluctuate
  • - Fluctuate wildly
  • - Vacillate
  • - Be inconsistent
  • - Goofball
  • - Kook
  • - Goofy guy
  • - Swing wildly
  • - Dum-dum
  • - Lunkhead
  • - Dolt
  • - Hip-hop intro?
  • - Could that be ma's plaything?
  • - Doofus (hyph.)
rhymed
  • - Wrote some hip-hop lyrics, say
  • - Composed rap lyrics say
  • - joined forces with horses, say?
  • - Wrote a limerick, for example
  • - Wrote a limerick, for instance
  • - Had some consonance
  • - Created some poems, though not the one in this puzzle
  • - Ended similarly, say
  • - Wrote verse
  • - What girls did with curls, according to strange Mr Hyde
  • - ended consonantly
  • - Paired 'scared' with 'dared'
  • - Made a verse
  • - Like many lines from Dr. Seuss
  • - Harmonised short anthem penned by revolutionary
  • - Short song penned by cardinal was poetic, perhaps?
  • - Ended the same way
  • - What boy did with toy?
  • - What the linesman did scattered my herd
  • - Sounded alike
  • - Put sows below cows?
  • - Matched shirts and skirts?
  • - Made ends meet?
  • - Like most doggerel
  • - Emulated a rapper
  • - Paired "sweet" and "meat," e.g.
  • - Paired the girl with the world, e.g.
  • - Like heroic couplets
  • - Like a heroic couplet
  • - Like sonnets
  • - Like dove, love and glove, e.g.
  • - Versified
  • - Made hats from cats (or rats), perhaps?
  • - Emulated this puzzle's theme
  • - Paired wheat and meat
  • - Composed jingles
  • - Waxed poetic.
  • - Put into verse.
  • - Shared the same end-sound
tacky
  • - cheap and tasteless
  • - In poor taste, cheap
  • - Cheap adhesive
  • - Cheap and nasty
  • - Showy in a cheap way
  • - Cheap-looking
  • - ....-cheap
  • - Like leaving the price tag on a gift
  • - vulgar approach the latest of many
  • - Kitsch, tasteless
  • - A little sticky, and in bad taste
  • - In bad taste, vulgar
  • - weird al yankovic's parody of pharrell's "happy"
  • - Exhibiting poor taste
  • - Gaudy and tasteless
  • - Adhesive; vulgar
  • - Still sticky
  • - Gaudy description of nails?
  • - turn your head - vulgar
  • - Lacking style and taste
  • - The first of Weird Al's 2014 parodies
  • - Slightly sticky
  • - Like some gag gifts
  • - Like pretty much everything in Graceland
  • - Like Big Mouth Billy Basses and Velvet Elvises
  • - "Weird Al" Yankovic parody of Pharrell Williams's "Happy"
  • - Lacking class
  • - Kitschy
  • - Not tasteful
  • - Showing poor taste; sticky
  • - Sticky; showing poor taste
  • - Drying but sticky
  • - In questionable taste
  • - It's common in most of the rubbish from Cork and Kerry
  • - Food by end of day almost dry, perhaps, and tasteless
  • - Showing poor taste
  • - Like paint when it's nearly dry
  • - Tom rejects Kerry - it's a sticky issue!
  • - Hardly high-class
  • - In poor shape
  • - Hardly classy
  • - Slightly adhesive
  • - Like plastic slipcovers
  • - Hardly elegant
  • - Like beer mug helmets
  • - Exuding kitsch
  • - Not neat or stylish
  • - Not quite dry, as paint
  • - Dowdy: Colloq.
  • - Far from chic
  • - Dowdy
  • - Lacking taste
  • - Hardly chic
  • - Lacking good taste
  • - In bad taste
  • - Uncool
  • - Gauche
  • - Tastelessly showy
  • - Tasteless
  • - Down-at-the-heel
  • - In poor taste
  • - Like kitsch
  • - Sticky
  • - Tawdry
  • - Far from fashionable
  • - Crass
  • - Garish.
  • - Lacking style
  • - Vulgar
  • - Seedy
  • - Shabby
  • - Just not done?
  • - Crude
  • - Nail jewellery, ultimately, is vulgar
  • - Like trimming your nails in public
  • - Not in good taste
isthatayes
  • - "so you'll be there?"
  • - "So you're in?"
  • - Confirmation interrogation
anyonehome
  • - Visitor's third attempt
  • - "hello? is this place empty?"
  • - Words after 'Hello-o-o-o-o'
  • - 'Esther ...'
meday
  • - Time to focus on oneself
  • - Time to treat yourself
  • - Time for pampering oneself
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