| hint | answer |
|---|
| Ancient Ethiopian capital | |
| Woman in Spain | |
| New Zealand mystery writer Ngaio (Dame - Edgar winner) | |
| A thousand, in France | |
| Rapid, in music | |
| British actress Oberon ('Wuthering Heights') | |
| PC shortcut | |
| 1920's Chicago gangster Bugs __ | |
| Inspector in Colin Dexter's detective novels; partner with Lewis | |
| French impressionist Claude ('Waterlilies' 'Haystacks') | |
| Philippines' highest peak: Abbr. | |
| Purple shade | |
| Ancient Athenian sculptor of athletes ('Discus Thrower') | |
| __ Lacs, Minn. | |
| Single-celled creature | |
| One of the Gospels, in a Spanish bible | |
| Jason's wife, in Greek myth; Euripides tragedy | |
| James Thurber's fantasizer | |
| Spanish actress Carmen __ | |
| __ Bornes (French card game) | |
| The acid in apples | |
| Indian conductor Zubin (NY Philharmonic Orchestra) | |
| Extremely, in 1970's slang | |
| Pulitzer-winning theater critic, __ Jefferson | |
| Truman biographer Miller | |
| Scottish ballerina Shearer | |
| French director Louis ('My Dinner With Andre') | |
| English-born cabaret singer Mercer | |
| __ Arens, former Israeli defense minister | |
| One of Chekov's 'Three Sisters' | |
| Dancer/actress Gaynor ('South Pacific') | |
| Intermediate or intervening, in law | |
| Horse blanket; Spanish shawl | |
| __ David (six-pointed star) | |
| Old country-and-western star __ Travis ('Sixteen Tons' 'Dark as a Dungeon') | |
| Cuba's __ Castle | |
| German conductor Kurt | |
| American Modernist poet Marianne ('Collected Poems') | |
| Tuesday, in France | |
| Land in 'Ezekiel'; Gog and __ | |
| French painter Edouard ('Olympia') | |
| Song thrush | |
| 'Little Women' surname | |
| Marshal under Napoleon, Joachim __ | |
| Jamaican-American novelist Claude ('Home to Harlem') | |
| Raymond's mother on 'Everybody Loves Raymond' | |
| Insulation material; solar sails material | |
| Millionths of a meter | |
| Mikhail Baryshnikov, to friends | |
| 'West Side Story' girl or song | |
| John Fowles novel 'The __' | |
| Legendary Washington hostess Perle | |
| French for morning | |
| 19th-Century poet Clement Clarke __ ('A Visit from St. Nicholas') | |
| Silent movies actress Normand | |
| Red Bordeaux | |
| French revolutionary Jean Paul; Corday's victim | |
| Film mogul Louis B. __; the second 'M' of MGM | |
| Author-director Nicholas ('The Seven-Per-Cent Solution') | |
| North Sea tributary; Verdun's river | |
| __ President; __ Secretary (female titles) | |
| Beethoven's '__ Solemnis' | |
| Cosmetician Norman | |
| Swimmer Debbie who won 3 gold medals at the 1968 Olympics | |
| Job going nowhere, in modern slang | |
| Peter Weiss drama '__/Sade' | |
| Greek god of ridicule | |
| Naval historian Alfred Thayer __ | |
| Japanese comics style | |
| Tony-winner Moore (R&B singer) | |
| El __ (Peruvian volcano) | |
| Paris daily newspaper 'Le __' | |
| Western landscapist Thomas | |
| Frankie of 'Malcolm in the Middle' | |
| 1957 hit for the Bobbettes | |
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