| hint | answer |
|---|
| French city on the Moselle River | |
| Jazz vibraphonist Jackson | |
| Dutch physicist Simon van der __ (1984 co-Nobelist) | |
| Cartoonist Gross | |
| Abbreviation for merchandise | |
| Retailer R.H. __ | |
| 19th Century educator Horace | |
| Clayey deposit | |
| Balthasar, Caspar, and Melchior | |
| Voodoo charm | |
| __ fides (bad faith): Lat. | |
| Austrian physicist with an eponymous number | |
| Nuclear missile | |
| German mouse | |
| Utah town | |
| 'New York Times' food critic Sheraton | |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Van Duyn | |
| Jazz pianist Allison | |
| Homer Simpson's mom | |
| Wizard - caster of spells | |
| Basketball player Carmelo Anthony's nickname | |
| German for moon | |
| Spanish tennis star Carlos | |
| 'Flash Gordon' villain __ the Merciless | |
| Unit of metrical time | |
| Pioneering women's rights activist Lucretia | |
| 1950's TV comedy/drama starring Peggy Wood | |
| American fashion designer Jacobs | |
| Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer-winning graphic novel | |
| English actress of the stage and film, Washbourne | |
| Italian Prime Minister Aldo __ ('60's - 70's) | |
| The south of France | |
| Basketball Hall-of-Famer Harshman (collegiate coach in Washington) | |
| Classic name in copiers | |
| __-en-scene (stage setting) | |
| Nickname of the Spice Girls' Sporty Spice | |
| Ancient Persian | |
| Ancient kingdom of Jordan (OT) | |
| Boundary between the earth's crust and mantle | |
| __ court (law school exercise) | |
| 'La Boheme' heroine | |
| __ Groening - creator of 'The Simpsons' | |
| 'Who's the Boss?' mother | |
| Novelist Simpson ('Anywhere But Here' 'Off Keck Road') | |
| Billy famous for infomercials | |
| Newsman Roger | |
| 'Beetle Bailey' and 'Hi and Lois' creator Walker | |
| Red giant in the constellation Cetus | |
| Celtic language | |
| '__ oui' (certainly): Fr. | |
| Row of stables; residential alley, in Britian | |
| Street in New York's Chinatown | |
| Drudge of 'The Drudge Report' | |
| Japanese soup - high-protein paste | |
| Conductor Ricardo (La Scala music director) | |
| Less, in music | |
| Bond type, briefly | |
| __ & Chandon Champagne | |
| Hired soldier, in slang | |
| Pulitzer dramatist Connelly ('The Green Pastures') | |
| Blackbird | |
| French for husband | |
| __ Stone, co-creator of 'South Park' | |
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