| hint | answer |
|---|
| Water-to-wine site in Bible | |
| Mackerel-like fish; large Atlantic game fish | |
| Wavy molding | |
| Horseshoe part; projection on a shoe to prevent slipping | |
| Word in French restaurant names; at the home of (Fr) | |
| Govt. program for the unemployed | |
| Thus, in Italian | |
| Novelist Caleb ('The Alienist') | |
| Jazz singer Laine | |
| McCarthy-era attorney Roy; Al Pacino played him in 'Angels in America' | |
| French for five | |
| Baby llama, alpaca etc. | |
| Aquatic bird | |
| French for sky, heaven | |
| Hundred, in Spain | |
| Zodiacal border | |
| Philippine island | |
| Baker v. __ (landmark Supreme Court voting rights case) | |
| Women's rights pioneer Elizabeth __ Stanton | |
| Sinclair Lewis novel '__ Timberlane' | |
| Goldfish in 'Pinocchio' | |
| Cosby's 'I Spy' co-star | |
| Actress and game show panelist Peggy ('To Tell the Truth' 'Auntie Mame') | |
| Fashion's Chanel - Chanel fragrance | |
| Gospel singer Winans | |
| Pitch-raising guitar device | |
| Muslim judge | |
| Parish priest, English or French | |
| 1977 Robin Cook best seller | |
| Chinese dynasty of Confucius and Lao-tzu | |
| British distance runner Steve | |
| Muse of history | |
| Popular online tech. news source | |
| Author James ('Double Indemnity' 'The Postman Always Rings Twice') | |
| Bludgeon or blackjack, in Britain | |
| Chinese premier 1949-1976, __ En-lai | |
| Dick Francis mystery 'Dead __' | |
| Author Robert ('The Power Broker', LBJ chronicler) | |
| Politician Lewis __, Buchanan's Secretary of State and losing presidential candidate | |
| Luck, in Ireland | |
| South American guinea pig | |
| '__ nome', Verdi aria from Rigoletto | |
| San Francisco's __ Tower | |
| Plant shoot: var. | |
| Canadian actor Michael ('Arrested Development' 'Superbad' 'Juno') | |
| 1950's Dodgers pitcher Labine | |
| 1987 Wimbledon winner Pat (Australian) | |
| Pulitzer-winning columnist from San Francisco, Herb | |
| Inspector Clouseau's servant | |
| Central Africa's Lake __ | |
| Supercomputer maker Seymour | |
| Lit-__ (college course, slangily) | |
| Spanish 1989 Literature Nobelist, Camilo Jose __ ('The Hive') | |
| Normandy city | |
| Perfume brand | |
| Great Lakes fish | |
| Base of crocus stem - crocus bulb | |
| Ball of yarn | |
| Big band saxophonist Al | |
| Small salmon | |
| Flower cluster; inflorescence | |
| Round dance official | |
| Columbia Pictures co-founder Harry | |
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