| hint | answer |
|---|
| Revolutionary War commander __ Warner | |
| Zsa Zsa Gabor's real first name | |
| __-serif (type style) | |
| Blood fluid: Prefix | |
| Port __, Egypt | |
| Former Iranian president Bani-__ | |
| 'Vic and __' of old radio | |
| Garden tool | |
| Gull-like predator of the Arctic | |
| Hindu trinity member - god of destruction | |
| Philippine archipelago | |
| Rabbit's tail | |
| Opposite of legato, in mus. (abbr.) | |
| Catch on a gunlock | |
| Rama's wife, in a Hindu epic | |
| Ukrainian river which flows into the Pripet River | |
| Southeast Asia ethnic group | |
| One-horse carriage | |
| Chinese dynasty a thousand years ago | |
| WWI German Admiral Maximilian Graf von __ | |
| Spanish muralist Jose Maria __ | |
| Coll. entrance exam, once | |
| Ko-Ko's weapon in 'The Mikado' | |
| Jazz singer or British actress Sylvia (2 different people) | |
| Pas __ (dance solo); French for alone | |
| Evenings, in Italy | |
| Handel oratorio | |
| Popular '30's dance | |
| Swedish explorer of Central Asia, __ Hedin | |
| Old English bard | |
| 'Land', in central Asia | |
| Stable attendant, in India | |
| Peau de __ (soft fabric) | |
| 1970 Shirley MacLaine movie 'Two Mules for Sister __' | |
| Photocopy, for short | |
| Mystery writer Paretsky | |
| Clan unit | |
| Former president of Facebook and co-founder of Napster, Parker | |
| Mr. Pecksniff of Dickens's 'Martin Chuzzlewit' | |
| Initials referring to ancient Rome | |
| Body of an organism | |
| Je ne __ quoi (I don't know what) | |
| Lady Macbeth's damned thing | |
| Clockmaker Thomas | |
| 1960's civil rights grp. | |
| Scottish nightshirt | |
| Young, male red deer | |
| Sequence of stages, in ecology | |
| Knob on an organ | |
| George Gershwin song from 'Strike Up the Band' | |
| Egyptian queen of the gods | |
| German battleship Graf __ | |
| __ bath (therapeutic treatment) | |
| Indian title of respect: Var. | |
| Son of Ramses I | |
| 'Brave New World' drug | |
| Young oyster | |
| Kiss, in Britian | |
| Chinese city on the Wei, old style | |
| French for silk | |
| German for very | |
| Writer H.H. Munro's pseudonym | |
| Irish short story writer O'Faolain | |
| Child-welfare org. | |
| Festoon; drapery, wreath, etc. | |
| Gush forth: Var. | |
| Bird feeder food | |
| Director Gene ('Mame' 'The Odd Couple') | |
| Oliver Wendell Holmes poem 'Wonderful One-Hoss __' | |
| 'Mens sana in corpore __' (a healthy mind in a healthy body) | |
| American jazz pianist-composer Kenton | |
| Voiceless, in phonetics | |
| Brother of Cain and Abel | |
| Filmmaker Gus Van __ ('Good Will Hunting' 'Milk') | |
| '70's tennis great Smith | |
| Unfermented grape juice | |
| Native South African village | |
| French city on the Yonne River; city of the Huguenots | |
| 'Volsunga __', 13th-Century Icelandic epic | |
| Spanish architect Jose Luis __ (Harvard Science Center) | |
| Zaire's president Mobuto __ Seko | |
| Vodka brand | |
| Irrational, to mathematicians | |
| 1974 Sutherland/Gould spoof | |
| Home tool maker | |
| Welsh actress Phillips ('I, Claudius') | |
| Spanish for healthy | |
| Leeward island, formerly of the Netherland Antilles | |
| Synagogue | |
| Straw beehive | |
| American playwright Irwin __ ('The Young Lions' 'Rich Man, Poor Man') | |
| Rossini opera 'La Scala di __' | |
| Hebrew letter | |
| Toots __, Manhattan restaurateur | |
| Rectangular paving stone | |
| Priory of __, group in 'The Da Vinci Code' | |
| Bandleader Fields | |
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