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"__ of the month": flavor
"About" means to __ course of the ship by tacking: change
"Acidic" movie with Meryl Streep & Jack Nicholson: heartburn
"Addicted to Love" singer, Robert __: palmer
"All __" means a sudden, unforeseen stop: standing
"All over bar the __": shouting
"All sound" Japanese electronics brand: panasonic
"Au __" means goodbye in French: revoir
"Better be stung by a __ than pricked by a rose": nettle
"Blind pig", place sold alcohol in 20s: speakeasy
"Brain" that caused Dexter's urges: lizard
"Bridge Over __ Water", written by Paul Simon: troubled
"Can You Hear Me Now?" phone company: verizon
"Canine" grapefruit cocktail, salty dog on rim: greyhound
"Cat got your __", a rebuke when staying silent: tongue
"Cloak and __" stories of intrigue: dagger
"Colonel" who managed Elvis Presley's career: tom parker
"Colorful" women's magazine: redbook
"Copacabana, the hottest spot north of __": havana
"Don't make a mountain out of a __": molehill
"Elder," special witness of Latter Day Saints: apostle
"Fever" caused by airborne fungal spores: valley
"Flea" pepper aka Chiltepins: small hots
"Football" in most places: soccer
"Great voice" pioneer of video game consoles: magnavox
"He's a diamond __": geezer
"Here He Comes to Save the Day" __ Mouse: mighty
"High" part of a city: uptown
"Holy" fish popular on Catholic holidays: halibut
"I Am" shortest __ sentence in English: complete
"Jack of all trades, __ of none": master
"Jack" cheese mixed with colby in marbled form: monterey
"Japanese horseradish" used by sushi lovers: wasabi
"Juiced" eel you don't want to touch: electric
"Jumping" frying, usually with vegetables: sauteing
"Just a drop in the __": bucket
"Karma Police" band: radiohead
"Life on the D List" personality, Kathy __: griffin
"Lonely game", often played on computers: solitaire
"Low" region known for tulips and windmills: holland
"Mighty oaks from little __ grow": acorns
"Moorish" cocktail popular in southern France: mauresque
"Mouth" of car, allows air into engine area: grille
"Not the __ tool in the shed": sharpest
"Paper Roses"A No. 1 country hit for Marie __: osmond
"Peppered bread", Italian Christmas cake: panpepato
"Pregunta" means this, in Spanish: question
"Red" Italian lager brewery: peroni
"Sandbox" building video game of textured cubes: minecraft
"Shovel" suit in deck of cards: spades
"Sibling" relationship between cities, __ City: sister
"Skin" remover for fishermen: scaler
"Skyscraper" is one of her hit songs Demi __: lovato
"Small oven" treat, mignardises: petit four
"Socializing" of computer hardware and software: interface
"Somebody gonna get a hurt real bad", Russell __: peters
"SPAM is short for __ ham: spiced
"Stay Gold, __": ponyboy
"The __ is always right": customer
"The Body" later became Minnesota's governor: ventura
"The Holy City" in Shinto: ise mie
"The New Celebrity Apprentice" winner: Matt __: iseman
"Tropical" fruity drink packs a punch: hawaiian
"Ugly" Danish toy, found under bridges?: troll doll
"White Gorgonzola" with a hint of bitterness: pannerone
(I've got a girl in) __, 1943 Oscar-nominated tune: kalamazoo
1 in 4 __ have appeared on television in some way: americans
1 in every 4 __ lobsters are blue: million
1 person in every 2 __ will live to be over 116: billion
10 Cloverfield Lane, a 2016 movie with John __: goodman
10 years = One __: decade
1000000 of these make a gram: microgram
101 Dalmatians in 1996 is a __ of the 1961 film: remake
1024 Gigabytes is equal to 1 __: terabyte
1024 terabytes equal to 1 __: petabyte
12 __, classic courtroom drama movie: angry men
12 a.m., height of night, a scary hour: midnight
13 __ Drive is a 1993 board game by Milton Bradley: dead end
13 instead of 12 units round up a dozen for __: bakers
14 line poem written in iambic pentameter: sonnet
14th state to enter the union in the US: vermont
1695 European tale, Little Red __ Hood: riding
1790 French fairy tale, __ and the Beast: beauty
180-degree view: panoramic
1812 __, Tchaikovsky's cannon classic: overture
1830s Boer exodus from Cape Colony: great trek
18th century naval sword: spadroon
1918 epidemic that spread to the U.S.: influenza
1922 German movie about a vampire: nosferatu
1933 film about a captured giant ape: king kong
1940s, 50s working class "slick" subculture: greasers
1945 Yalta Conference: stalin
1957 Cary Grant movie: "An __ to Remember": affair
1960's solo dance, knees bent, palms flat: watusi
1961 Ben E. King's hit song: stand by me
1970s musical set in 1950s Rydell High School: grease
1975 film satire of country, gospel music: nashville
1976 black comedy, satire of US television: network
1977 Bond film The Spy Who __: loved me
1977 radio transmission, proof of ET life?: wow signal
1978 Triple Crown winner, he beat Alydar: affirmed
1979 Bond film featuring Jaws: moonraker
1979 Ivan Reitman comedy starring Bill Murray: meatballs
1980 American horror film: __ the 13th: friday
1980s Paul Reiser sitcom: mytwodads
1980s Primetime soap opera: dynasty
1981 game to get an amphibian across a street: frogger
1984 Conan game had __ Schwarzenegger on it: arnold
1984 game where you fight disembodied souls: ghosts
1984's Spy Vs Spy, based on MAD __ comic: magazine
1984, Big Brother: orwell
1985 European treaty to remove border controls: schengen
1987's Metal Gear was the 1st of the __ video games: stealth
1991 chart-topping album for REM: out of time
1992 Sci-fi Horror, __ Man: lawnmower
1994 Film that started a Sci-fi franchise: stargate
1994 short film about a Diana Ross fan with a crush: trevor
1999 in Roman numerals: mcmxcix
1st cruise ship to sink in Antarctic Ocean (2007): explorer
1st woman to get the Pulitzer for poetry, Sara __: teasdale
2 Author of "The Little Mermaid": Hans Christian __: andersen
2 baseball games played on the same day, __ header: double
2001: A Space __, Sci-Fi movie by Kubrick: odyssey
2002 World Cup stadium, home of the Antlers: kashima
2009's Race to Witch __ is a remake of 1975 film: mountain
2010 Disney movie based on Rapunzel: tangled
2013 outer space US film starring Sandra Bullock: gravity
2014 Oscar nominee about a jazz drummer: whiplash
2015 Adam Sandler, Kevin James movie: pixels
2015 Chris Hemsworth, John Ortiz movie: blackhat
2015 James Bond star, __ Craig: daniel
2015 Pixar and Disney movie with Joy and Sadness: inside out
2015 Ryan Reynolds Sci-fi movie: selfless
2016 Canadian-Spanish science fiction black comedy: colossal
2016 slang for hard core, badass: savage
2017 "New Celebrity Apprentice" winner: Matt__: iseman
2017 Oscar winner for Best Picture: moonlight
20th __ Fox: century
23rd James Bond film with Bardem as a bad guy: skyfall
28 days long (sometimes 29): february
30 Seconds is a general __ game: knowledge
4 leaf __ are good luck symbols: clovers
40s menswear with broad-shouldered drapey jackets: zoot suit
40s, 50s thriller genre, detective movies: film noir
40s, 50s western movie actor; Shane: alan ladd
41st state to enter the union in the US: montana
49ers legendary 1980s quarterback: montana
50 books on civil law compiled by order of Justinian: pandects
50's western TV series about gambling brothers: maverick
50s men's hairstyle upbrushed and set at the front: quiffs
5th cup of Passover Seder wine intended recipient: minutes
60,000 milliseconds: minute
666 Park __, TV show about a haunted building: avenue
70 percent of all boats are sold for __: fishing
70's US probes that visited Jupiter and Saturn: voyager
70s romantic comedy starring Allen and Keaton: annie hall
70s TV show spoofing 50s culture: happy days
76ers enforcer, Charles __: barkley
7th __ Stretch, late game break in baseball: inning
7th __, silent film, 1 of first 3 Oscar nominated: heaven
80% of country's population lives near US border: canada
80's band that made a hit about Big Brother: police
80's hair metal band, __ Crue: motley
80s band that made people jump: van halen
80s film about a nonviolent leader: gandhi
80s futuristic police enforcement movie: robocop
80s George Lucas fantasy movie, also a tree: willow
80s movie classic depicting One-Eyed Willy: goonies
80s perm style for African American men: jheri curl
90210 Star: luke perry
90s Christmas flick featuring Kevin McCallister: home alone
90s grunge band, Buddhist state of final release: nirvana
90s popular haircut named after a sitcom character: rachel
90s powerhouse sitcom based in Manhattan: friends
90s sitcom theme by The Rembrandts: friends
90s Star Trek TV series, NASA space program: voyager
90s TV show often described as being about nothing: seinfeld
90s working class sitcom starring female comedian: roseanne
__ & Mather, US important advertising and PR agency: ogilvy
__ & Shirley, Garry Marshall sitcom: laverne
__ & Tiaras, reality show about kids beauty pageant: toddlers
__ & white didemnum are sea squirts: purple
__ 13, drama about the abortion of a lunar mission: apollo
__ 2, 2016 Ben Stiller movie: zoolander
__ 4, aim to get four discs in a row: connect
__ 5, 90's space series: babylon
__ 66 is an American oil and gas company: phillips
__ a Time, how many stories begin: once upon
__ Abbey, British period drama: downton
__ Acar, Turkish artist: ismail
__ Achenbach was a German landscape painter: andreas
__ Aching, witch-in-training in Discworld series: tiffany
__ acid, crystals found in wine: tartaric
__ acid, found in fruits like lemons, oranges: citric
__ acid, more commonly known as vitamin C: ascorbic
__ acid, only acid excreted as gas from the lungs: carbonic
__ acid, process aid in beverages aka tannin: tannic
__ acid, produced after extreme sporting effort: lactic
__ acid, used in bleach and disinfectants: cyanuric
__ acropora coral forms large plates: cuneata
__ Actors Guild, award given by fellow actors: screen springboard
__ Africanus, Roman who won the Battle of Zama: scipio
__ aggressively protect nests, unlike other wasps: hornets
__ Aires, city of tango, Latin America's Europe: buenos
__ Airlines flight MH370 has never been found: malaysia
__ Airlines, US company based in Fort Worth: american
__ Airplane, known for the hit White Rabbit: jefferson
__ Airways, second-largest airline of the UAE: etihad
__ Ajdukiewicz, Polish portrait painter: tadeusz
__ al-qadr, holiest night for Muslims: laylat osiris myth
__ Ali, one of the greatest boxers of all time: muhammad
__ Alps, "Iceman" range between Austria and Italy: otztal
__ Ames, a CIA agent who became a KGB mole: aldrich
__ and Broomsticks is a 1971 Disney film: bedknobs
__ and Butt-head are 90's icons from MTV: beavis
__ and Clyde, US criminal couple: Bonie
__ and Cream, beloved ice cream flavor: cookies
__ and Cressida, a Shakespeare's tragedy: troilus
__ and Dragons, role playing board game: dungeons
__ and Geeks, 90s cult favorite, star platform: freaks
__ and Guinevere, adulterous couple: lancelot
__ and Hardy, Classical Hollywood slapstick duo: laurel
__ and Her Sisters, a film by Woody Allen: hannah
__ and Her Sisters, Allen, Thanksgiving dinner: hannah
__ and Isolde, a Wagner opera: tristan
__ and Jeckle were cartoon magpies with accents: heckle
__ and Jughead, US comics still out today: archie
__ and Ladders, aka Snakes and Ladders: chutes
__ and lime: tequila
__ and Louise, feminist film with a young Brad Pitt: thelma
__ and meatballs, americanized pasta dish: spaghetti
__ and meatballs: spaghetti
__ and Pyrrha, the Greek version of the flood myth: deucalion
__ and Sullivan, opera composers: gilbert
__ and Terri, twins at school in The Simpsons: sherri
__ and the 40 Thieves: ali baba
__ and the Beast, 30th Disney animated classic: beauty
__ and Tobago are located in the Lesser Antilles: trinidad
__ Anguissola, Italian Renaissance painter: sofonisba
__ apple, thinly cut with a knife: sliced
__ Arch, marks start of Midwest in St. Louis: gateway
__ arches, related to breathing; gills in fish: branchial
__ Arcimboldo, Italian portrait painter: giuseppe
__ are insects considered good luck in Asia: crickets
__ are masters of the Light Side in Star Wars: the jedi
__ are members of the peach family: almonds
__ Arena, will be renamed Spartak for 2018 WC: otkrytiye
__ Armstrong, rubbery, elastic toy: stretch
__ Army, charity known for its Christmas presence: salvation
__ Arnault, French billionaire: bernard
__ art, art in public places, can be graffiti: street
__ Astronomy is watching the sky: amateur
__ Astros play at Minute Maid Park: houston
__ at Bernie's, 1989 US dark comedy: weekend
__ at night, shepherd's delight: red sky
__ at the O.K. Corral, western with B. Lancaster: gunfight
__ at Tiffany's, movie with Audrey Hepburn: breakfast
__ Australia Fair, the Aussie national anthem: advance
__ Away, Japanese animation from Studio Ghibli: spirited
__ Babies, owners consider these collectibles: beanie
__ Bacon, is just ham in the US: canadian
__ Bad, chemistry teacher turned meth lab owner: breaking
__ Bailey, slacker US military comic character: beetle
__ Baldwin, youngest of the Baldwin brothers: stephen
__ Bale, from child actor to Batman: christian
__ Ball, wartime weapon; ungraceful dive: cannon
__ Band, high school football live music: marching
__ Bank, in the US the Federal Reserve: central
__ Bank, water extension of Yucatan Peninsula: campeche
__ Banks, actress in Pitch Perfect and 30 Rock: elizabeth
__ bannerfish are white, black, and yellow: longfin
__ Bars, aerial gymnastic event: parallel
__ Baum, author of the Wizard of Oz series: l frank
__ Bay, tourist destination in Jamaica: montego
__ Beam, one of the Olympic gymnastic events: balance
__ bean, red legume: kidney
__ Bear, 2003 Disney film: brother
__ Beard, goatee, moustache named after painter: van dyke
__ Beauty is a 1959 Walt Disney film: sleeping
__ Beauty, a fairy tale version by Disney: sleeping
__ Beauty, won the Academy Awards in 2000: american
__ Beauty, won the Oscar for best picture: american
__ bells, ringing device on a harness or horse: sleigh
__ Belt, between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter: asteroid
__ Bening, actress, Warren Beatty's wife: annette
__ Bennet, one of Jane Austen's heroines: elizabeth
__ Benz, Janis Joplin's final song: mercedes
__ Best, greatest player from Northern Ireland: george
__ Biel, married to Justin Timberlake: jessica
__ biking started in the 1970s: mountain
__ biking, extreme sport performed in nature: mountain
__ Binks is exiled from his tribe in Star Wars: jar jar
__ Binks, comedic relief in Star Wars: jar jar
__ Black, sci-fi drama about a woman and her clones: orphan
__ Blackhawks play hockey at the United Center: chicago
__ Blum, she loses her honor in a book by Böll: katharina
__ board, peg table of compass points and holes: traverse
__ Boat Festival, China's Double Fifth celebration: dragon
__ Bob SquarePants, most popular Nickelodeon toon: sponge
__ Bob, Bart's stalker voiced by Kelsey Grammer: sideshow
__ bodily harm, crime causing great pain: grievous
__ Boilermakers play football at Ross-Ade Stadium: purdue
__ Botticelli painted Adoration of the Magi: sandro
__ Boy, codename for the bomb that hit Hiroshima: little
__ Bread, sandwich, pastry food chain: panera
__ Break, FOX TV show about escaping from jail: prison
__ Bridge, Prague river crossing with statues: charles
__ Brody, The Pianist actor: adrien
__ Brody, won an Academy Award at age 29: adrien
__ Brothers, country-influenced rock and roll duo: everly
__ Brothers, US entertainment company: warner
__ Brown, was publicly criticized by Dan Quayle: murphy
__ Bucks began building a new arena in 2016: milwaukee
__ Buddha is especially lucky for wealth: laughing
__ Bulls play at the United Center: chicago
__ Bung Karno Stadium, Indonesia's biggest: gelora
__ Burns, smoking comedian lived to 100: george
__ Burton, actor and ex-husband of Liz Taylor: richard
__ Cage, actor of Leaving Las Vegas: nicolas
__ camps, single-site family summer attractions: holiday
__ Camus, contributed to the philosophy of absurdism: albert
__ Can Wait, Warren Beatty 1978 comedy: heaven
__ Candles, John Hughes coming of age 80s hit: sixteen
__ Capote, would never begin, end work on Friday: truman
__ car horns honk in the key of F: american
__ Cardinal play at Stanford Stadium: stanford
__ cards, decorative aces, kings, queens, jacks: playing
__ Carey, owned the 90s with 14 number one hits: mariah
__ carrier, a military ship with a flight deck: aircraft
__ carriers allow planes to take off in the ocean: aircraft
__ Carrington, original surrealist painter: leonora
__ Cash, famously entertained inmates: johnny
__ Cassidy, fictional cowboy character, TV series: hopalong
__ cat has a rounded face and folded ears: foldex
__ Catch, TV show in search of Alaskan king crab: deadliest
__ cats are a cross of hairless breeds: bambino
__ cave, formed within large ice formation: glacier
__ Ceausescu, leader executed on Christmas Day: nicolae
__ Centenario, football world's classic stadium: estadio
__ chameleon has large horns on its head: jacksons
__ Chan, Hong Kong actor, martial artist, director: jackie
__ charm will pass on power and regality to you: dragon
__ Checkers or Chequers, strategy board game: chinese
__ cheese and tomato soup: grilled
__ chicken wings and blue cheese dip: buffalo
__ chips and salsa: tortilla
__ chloride, used in sewage treatment: ferric
__ Christi "Body of Christ", Christian festival: corpus
__ Christi, Lonestar city, "Body of Christ": corpus
__ Christmas is celebrated on January 7: orthodox
__ cichlid has large black spot on its face: spotcheek
__ cichlids are also called Mbuna cichlids: african
__ Citizen, elderly person, usually retired: senior
__ City has been hit by the most tornadoes: oklahoma
__ City is the home of the Pope: vatican
__ City, 2010 FIFA World Cup Final; "The Calabash": soccer
__ City, east coast gambling capital: atlantic
__ City; capital of the Pope's city state: vatican
__ City; oil rich capital with same name as state: kuwait
__ clam flashes like a disco ball: electric
__ cleaner, home appliance, cleans carpets: vacuum
__ Clearwater Revival: creedence
__ clingfish live on sea urchins: oneline
__ clock, another name for a grandfather clock: longcase
__ Clothes, apparel by famous creators: designer
__ Club, frequent flyer scheme of Monarch Airlines: vantage
__ coffee, adorned with Irish whiskey and cream: gaelic
__ Collie is a hard working, herding dog: border
__ come back to life after they die: zombies
__ come, __ go: lightly illusionism
__ cone is a predatory sea snail: princely
__ Conquest, Battle of Hastings in 1066: norman
__ Conrad, Chief Bureaucrat on Futurama: hermes
__ control, of the force that attracts us to earth: gravity
__ cooker, airtight utensil for quick cooking: pressure
__ coral shrimp are red and white: banded
__ corals are also known as flower corals: bristle
__ cord, nerve tissue protected by vertebrae: spinal
__ cord, vital part of the central nervous system: spinal
__ Cornhuskers play football at Memorial Stadium: nebraska
__ corydoras are also called bronze catfish: bronze
__ Cotton, 1st Viscount Combermere, British Army: stapleton
__ counter is used to detect radiation: geiger
__ Cove, Newfoundland. Named after soil, not hair: REDHEAD
__ Cowboy, 1969 US film, Oscar for best picture: midnight
__ Cowboy, Jon Voight played a male prostitute: midnight
__ crab uses items around it to hide: decorator
__ Crab, marine creature with hard shell: horseshoe
__ crabs are widely known as pets: hermit
__ cracker, special companion to soup and chowder: oyster
__ craft. Boat designed for amphibious battles: landing
__ Crane, enemy of the headless horseman: ichabod
__ Creations, the B&B haute couture label: forrester
__ Cricket Association Ground, largest in India: vidarbha
__ Cricket Association Stadium Jamtha: vidarbha
__ Cricket is Disney's conscience: jiminy
__ Crossing the Alps, David's famous emperor art: napoleon
__ croucher is gray with red spots all over: spotted
__ Crowe, actor known for the Gladiator movie: russell
__ Crowley, English occultist and writer: aleister
__ Cruz, Spanish actress and Oscar winner: penelope
__ Cruz, won an Oscar for Vicky Cristina Barcelona: penelope
__ Culkin, Home Alone star, Jackson friend: macaulay
__ Cup, trophy awarded to the NHL winner: stanley
__ Curtis, The Scream Queen: jamie lee
__ D'Angelo, actress of Vacation: beverly
__ D'Angelo, American History X, Vacation actress: beverly
__ da Vinci, Mona Lisa painter: leonardo
__ Dad, adult cartoon led by CIA agent: american
__ damsel have beautiful bright colors: imitator
__ dance is made of partner dances only: ballroom
__ dance, 4 couples in a rectangular shape: square
__ Dance, Bruegel's artwork of pastoral carousing: peasant
__ dart frog, poisonous, with beautiful colors: poison
__ Davis, a pirate: howell
__ Day, Bill Murray's repetitive holiday comedy: groundhog
__ Day, early February holiday with rodent: groundhog
__ de la Cruz, eternal jubilee city: caravaca
__ De Vil tried to catch 101 Dalmatians: cruella
__ de Winter, French spy of The Three Musketeers: milady
__ Dead, band that had bears as mascots: grateful
__ Deep, deepest part of the Tonga Trench: horizon
__ del Toro, actor known for his role in Traffic: benicio
__ Deneuve, French actress and cinema icon: catherine
__ Depp, portrayed Edward Scissorhands: johnny
__ dervishes, white-clothed spinning sufi dancers: whirling
__ Destiny, term used to justify land expansion: manifest
__ Development, sitcom about a dysfunctional family: arrested
__ Development, TV show about the Bluth family: arrested
__ Devil, carnivorous Australian marsupial: tasmanian
__ Devils play football at Wallace Wade Stadium: duke blue
__ Diaz plays Fiona in Shrek 2: cameron
__ disc, distant circumstellar disc in Solar System: scattered
__ diving, digging through garbage bins: dumpster
__ Dixie, TV show about a doctor in the countryside: hart of
__ Dodger, Oliver Twist pickpocketer: artful
__ Dogs, movie by Quentin Tarantino: reservoir
__ Dogs, Tarantino crime thriller: reservoir
__ Dolls represent Native American spirits: kachina
__ Domain, state's right to take private property: eminent
__ Dream, film about Hormel Foods strike: american
__ driving is a major traffic violation in the US: reckless
__ Duchamp, French sculptor: marcel
__ Ducks play football at Autzen Stadium: oregon
__ dummies, car safety guinea pigs: crash test
__ Duncan, US innovator, dancer and choreographer: isadora
__ Eager, ruthless gambler, fake taxi driver: johnny
__ Earhart, famous female aviator: amelia
__ Earth, battle strategy used by the Russians: scorched
__ Eco, Italian semioticist and modern novelist: umberto
__ eggs are hidden jokes or messages in games: easter
__ Electric Power, stadium nicknamed Big Swan: tohoku
__ Eliot; actual name Mary Anne Evans: george
__ Elvis, Warhol painting of three: triple
__ Empire, dynasty centered on modern-day Germany: holy roman
__ Empire, HBO Prohibition period drama: boardwalk
__ Empire, TV show about gambling in Atlantic City: boardwalk
__ Endearment, won the Academy Awards in 1984: terms of
__ Energy, wild drink with a tear mark on its can: monster
__ engine; program that explores the web: search
__ English, dialect of English spoken in the US: american
__ Epoch: When the first marine mammals appeared: eocene
__ Eruption, dissolved CO2, aka lake overturn: limnic
__ Event, unexplained Siberian explosion of 1908: tunguska
__ Evil, PlayStation's survival horror videogame: resident
__ expressionism, conceptual art style: abstract
__ F, first console to use a microprocessor: channel
__ Fair, summer festivals, 4H club: county
__ Fair, Thackeray's tale of rebellious Becky Sharp: vanity
__ family includes aunts, uncles, cousins: extended
__ Family, TV series starring Shirley Jones: partridge
__ fan is a cone shaped sediment deposit: alluvial
__ Farhi, French fashion designer: nicole
__ fascia, band of tissue on underside of foot: plantar
__ Fawcett, suffragist leader and campaigner: millicent
__ feather star has 31 to 120 feathery arms: bennetts
__ feather star has thick feathery arms: robust
__ Felix, decorated US track Olympian: allyson
__ Festival, famous Canadian theatrical gathering: stratford
__ Fi, loyalty motto of US Marines: semper
__ fiction; a book or movie genre: science
__ Fighter, videogame with global characters: street
__ filefish can change colors very quickly: radial
__ Film Festival, Golden Bear Award: berlin
__ Finch, a Gregory Peck character: atticus
__ Finch, character from To Kill a Mockingbird: atticus
__ Finn, lighthearted strip started in 30s: mickey
__ Fire, indie rock band based in Montreal: arcade
__ Fire, just as dangerous as enemy's intent: friendly
__ fish are white with black or brown lines: jackknife
__ flaw, trait that leads to protagonist's downfall: tragic
__ Flute, Mozart opera: the magic
__ flying, jumping with no chute or kite: wingsuit
__ Flynn, her thriller novels portray mad women: gillian
__ for Sugar Man, Sixto Rodriguez rediscovery: searching
__ Ford is Han Solo, Indiana Jones and Jack Ryan: harrison
__ Ford, played Indiana Jones: harrison
__ Forge, winter military camp during Revolution: valley
__ forward, Fall back: spring
__ Four, 2015 movie reboot: fantastic
__ Four: a group of Marvel Comics superheroes: fantastic
__ Franklin, "First American" and Founding Father: benjamin
__ Freeman, actor and narrator: morgan
__ frogfish can change to match habitats: painted
__ frogs are also known as the Pac-Man frogs: horned
__ furniture: chests, chairs used by the military: campaign
__ Fusion, Hydrogen turns into Helium in the Sun: nuclear
__ gains, dishonestly obtained goods: ill gotten
__ gallery, criminals' photo mugshots for IDing: rogues
__ Galley, William Kidd's ship: adventure
__ Gally, galley ship captured by Samuel Bellamy: whydah
__ Games, trilogy of books later on big screen: hunger
__ Garden, collection of plants: botanic
__ Garden, operation codename for battle of Arnhem: market
__ gardens, Florence park adjoining Pitti Palace: boboli
__ Garner, US actress of Alias and 13 Going on 30: jennifer
__ gas, chemical agent used in the WWI trenches: mustard
__ Gates, entrance to heaven covered in jewels?: pearly
__ Gaye, smooth singer murdered by his father: marvin
__ Gecko has a yellow-scaled body color: golden
__ ghost crabs live in the Indo-Pacific region: horned
__ giant clam is bright blue with spots: crocus
__ gingerbread, named after former Polish capital: krakow
__ Ginsburg, "liberal," Jewish judge: ruth bader
__ Girl, CW teen drama series based on book: gossip
__ Girl, large, contemporary dolls: american
__ Girl, TV show about a mysterious blogger: gossip
__ Gladiators released 1991 for Super NES: american
__ Gladiators, TV warriors inspired by Rome: american
__ glass, a full-length mirror can be tilted: cheval
__ Globes, given by Hollywood Foreign Press: golden
__ Globetrotters, exhibition basketball team: harlem
__ Glory from Lilliput, Gulliver's Travels novel: princess
__ Goldthwait, actor, comedian, voice actor: bobcat
__ Goolagong, top Aussie tennis player in the 70's: evonne
__ Goose and Grimm, with Ralph, Attila: mother
__ Goose, classic children's game: duck duck
__ Gorgeous, villain on Jimmy Neutron: beautiful
__ Goya, Spanish Romantic painter: francisco wealthier
__ Grace, somber Christian hymn: amazing
__ Graham Bell patented the telephone in 1876: alexander
__ green, color named after German city: brunswick
__ Greene, wrote Our Man in Havana: graham
__ grise, exerts power without official position: eminence
__ Gross, German doctor convicted for his crimes: heinrich
__ Grounds, host of Limerick hurling, football: gaelic
__ grouper has brown and white stripes: nassau
__ grunt, or dogfish, live in schools on reefs: bastard
__ guard: low seat for overflow audience in circus: cattle
__ Gump said: Stupid is as stupid does: forrest
__ Gump, won the Academy Awards in 1995: forrest
__ Hale, colonial spy during Revolutionary War: nathan
__ Hall, venue where Miss America is crowned: boardwalk
__ Harris, Creator of Hannibal: thomas
__ harvester, large machine that threshes grain: combine
__ Havisham, character in Great Expectations: estella
__ Hayden, actor of Johnny Guitar: sterling
__ head snake is has a reddish metallic coloring: copper
__ Hears a Who! Dr. Seuss book: horton
__ Heart, honor for those killed, wounded in war: purple
__ Heath, scene of German surrender in May 1945: luneberg
__ Hebdo, satirical magazine attacked in 2015: charlie
__ Heffelfinger, the 1st pro football player: william
__ Heights, inequivocal gothic novel: wuthering
__ Heinlein, the dean of science fiction writers: robert
__ Heller, American novelist who wrote Catch-22: joseph
__ Henry, Frenchman led Arsenal in scoring: thierry
__ Hepburn, won four Oscars for Best Actress: katharine
__ hermit crab fixes its shell to an anemone: anemone
__ Hero, self-destructive character: tragic
__ Heston, won an Oscar for Ben-Hur: charlton
__ Hicks, painful contractions but not real: braxton
__ Higgenbottom is the Mighty B: bessie
__ Holmes, character by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: sherlock
__ Holmes, fiction character: sherlock
__ Homer painted The Fox Hunt: winslow
__ Hook is Peter Pan's nemesis: captain
__ Hook, Peter Pan's archenemy: captain
__ hope all ye who enter here, Dante said of Hell: abandon
__ Horde, Batu Khan's 13th-century Mongol khanate: golden
__ horns have a long coiled tube and big bell: french
__ Horse, event requires strong forearms: pommel
__ Hound is known for short legs and low bark: basset
__ hound, large silky-haired dog with a black mask: afghan
__ Hours, time when businesses are open: office
__ House, rooms to rent for extended periods: boarding
__ Housewives, TV drama set in Wisteria Lane: desperate
__ Houston, Costner's co-star in The Bodyguard: whitney
__ Howser, TV series about teenage doctor: doogie
__ Hugo, French novelist whose work is set in Paris: victor
__ Hunters is a board game from Japan from 2005: shadow
__ Huston, Morticia in Addams Family film: anjelica
__ Huston, star of The Addams Family: anjelica
__ Huxley, English writer, Brave New World: aldous
__ hypselodoris is a bright colored sea slug: bullocks
__ Ice, US rapper from the 1980s: vanilla
__ ideas, typical of old fogeys: hidebound
__ Illustrated, magazine known for swimsuit issue: sports
__ Impossible, Tom Cruise movie franchise: mission
__ in Arles, Van Gogh's sleeping quarters: bedroom
__ in Paradise features in the 50s musical Kismet: stranger
__ In Paris, a film by Woody Allen: midnight
__ in the Outfield is a 1994 remake of a 1951 film: angels
__ in the Sun, Violent Femmes hit: blister
__ in the wind, Bob Dylan's protest song: blowing
__ Incident, Japanese seizure of Manchurian city: mukden
__ incident, Morocco site of French-German rivalry: agadir
__ Inspector, enforces sanitation rules: health
__ Interest, interest on top of interest: compound
__ International, airport code HKG: hong kong
__ iron, hinged metal device to bake pancake mix: waffle
__ is a 1985 game where you deliver papers: paperboy
__ is a game of assault and defense: asalto
__ is another day, quote from Gone with the Wind: tomorrow
__ is bordered by Brazil and Argentina: uruguay
__ is Han Solo's friend and sidekick in Star Wars: chewbacca
__ is Jimmy Neutron's metal dog: goddard
__ is located on the eastern coast of Africa: tanzania
__ is the largest ray in the oceans: manta ray
__ is the main character of Tangled: rapunzel
__ is two teeth pressing together; very painful: impaction
__ Island, board game with marbles as lava: fireball
__ island, French dessert, on crème anglaise: floating
__ Island, South African prison that held Mandela: robben
__ Island, tale of "buccaneers and buried gold": treasure
__ Islands, source of Argentine, English contempt: falkland
__ Islands; Darwin's evolution theory: galapagos
__ It Out is based on the Nickelodeon TV show: figure
__ item, annoying detail prevents job completion: snagging
__ J. Fry is from the year 2000 on Futurama: philip
__ jack, a game fish, same family as yellowtail: almaco
__ Jack, caramel popcorn snack, baseball game: cracker
__ Jack, notorious 18th-century pirate: calico
__ James, actor who served as Monty's double: clifton
__ Jane, Wild West daredevil wore men's clothes: calamity
__ Jankovic, former Serbian no. 1 tennis player: jelena
__ Japanese Army, World War II Asian force: imperial
__ Jean, not Jackson's lover: billie
__ Jets play hockey at the MTS Centre: winnipeg
__ Jolie, American actress and Oscar winner: angelina
__ Jones' Diary, Jane Austen-inspired comedy: bridget
__ Jones, portrayed by Renee Zellwegger: bridget
__ Jones, US musical mentor, producer: quincy
__ Jordan, legendary US basketball player: michael
__ Joy, coconut, chocolate covered candy bar: almond
__ Judy, seaside slapstick with husband and wife: punch and
__ K, low-fat cereal, weight loss program: special
__ Kai-Shek, led the KMT government on Taiwan: chiang
__ kameez, traditional two-piece Indian outfit: salwar
__ Kant, renowned German philosopher: immanuel
__ Kate, Cole Porter musical based on Shakespeare: kiss me
__ keepers, losers weepers: finders
__ Kerr, star of The King and I: deborah
__ Keys, broke through in 2001 with Fallin: alicia
__ Kids, a not sweet movie candy staple: sour patch Focus lamp: spotlight
__ King, author of The Shining: stephen
__ Kingdom, Disney's nature park, zoo: animal
__ Knee, last battle of the Indian Wars: wounded
__ Knoxville of Jackass fame: johnny
__ Kong, Nintendo classic with climbing gorilla: donkey
__ Kors, designer with a billion dollar brand: michael
__ Krabs is SpongeBob's boss: eugene
__ Kutcher plays Michael Kelso in That 70's Show: ashton
__ l'oeil, optical illusion art style: trompe
__ Laboratories, famous pharmaceutical company: abbott
__ Lagoon, Disney's giant Florida waterpark: typhoon
__ Lake, actress of This Gun for Hire: veronica
__ Lake, Oregon landmark with a wizard island: crater
__ Lance, 1954 Western movie with Spencer Tracy: broken
__ Language, mixture of two languages: macaronic
__ Las Vegas, the final days of an alcoholic man: leaving
__ Le Pen, Marine's father and French FN head: jean marie
__ Le Pen, was French National Front head (female): marine
__ Leary, an advocate of the LSD: timothy
__ Lee, Mockingbird author, Pulitzer winner: harper
__ Leia kills Jabba the Hutt in Episode 5: princess
__ Lerche, German pastry used to use lark: leipziger
__ Lewis, boxer who memorably beat Tyson in 2002: lennox
__ Lights or Aurora Borealis: northern
__ Lindgren, Swedish author of Pippi Longstocking: astrid
__ line, marker on the sides of ships: plimsoll
__ line, series of factory workers and products: assembly
__ Lion, biggest of the species: african
__ Lions play football at Ford Field: detroit
__ List, life goals, no regrets: bucket
__ Little is a 2005 animated sci-fi Disney film: chicken
__ Little Liars, TV drama set in Rosewood: pretty
__ Little, 2005 Disney film; sky is falling fable: chicken
__ Lock, secures car from a distance: remote
__ Logs, grooved wooden toys to construct: lincoln
__ Lopez, US comedian had self-titled sitcom: george
__ Louise, Davis and Sarandon starred: thelma and
__ lounge, seating area to wait for your flight: departure
__ Mac, UK-US band with albums Tusk and Rumours: fleetwood
__ Man March, 1995 gathering in Washington: million
__ Man, 1945 musical about identical twins: wonder
__ Man, temporary community erected in Nevada: burning
__ Man, white, puffy spokesman for a tire brand: michelin
__ Manager, does online management of groups: community
__ manipulation is heavenly influence: celestial
__ Mann, German novelist who won the Nobel Prize: thomas
__ mantises are known for their devoted posture: praying
__ Mara, Girl With the Dragon Tattoo actress: rooney
__ Marshall, first black Supreme Court Justice: thurgood
__ Maugham, the highest-paid author of the 1930s: somerset
__ Mermaid; hoax, monkey head sewn to a fish body: feejee
__ method, studying the world using the senses: empirical
__ Meyer, famous for her series about vampires: stephenie
__ Meyer, Twilight author's first name: stephenie
__ Milano, child star, later became Charmed: alyssa
__ Mile, distance measurement of the sea: nautical
__ Miller, conservative. ex Weekend Update host: dennis
__ Millionaire, film about a game show contestant: slumdog
__ Millionaire, won the Oscar in 2009: slumdog
__ Mira, German actress, Emmi in Fear Eats the Soul: brigitte
__ Miss Daisy, won the Academy Awards in 1990: driving
__ missiles have predetermined trajectories: ballistic
__ moon knives, used in Chinese martial arts: crescent
__ Moore, controversial, liberal movie maker: michael
__ Morris, author of Manwatching (1977): desmond
__ Movement, a sleeping stage also known as REM: rapid eye
__ Municipal, Euro 2012 Polish stadium: poznan
__ Mussorgsky, humble Russian composer: modest
__ my pain with his fingers: strumming
__ Nadal, Spanish tennis ace: rafael
__ Nakamoto, bitcoin digital currency designer: satoshi
__ Nation, nickname of an African country: rainbow
__ Navratilova, former Czech tennis player: martina
__ nervosa, eating disorder: anorexia
__ Nets play basketball at Barclays Center: brooklyn
__ Network, first 24 news network: cable news
__ Neverland, movie depicting JM Barrie's life: finding
__ New Year, Spring or Lantern Festival: chinese
__ Nicks, Singer for Fleetwood Mac: stevie
__ Night Fever, it has Travolta dancing: saturday
__ Night Football, featured pigskin match: monday
__ Night, a Shakespeare's comedy: twelfth
__ Night, females pay half or nothing: ladies
__ Nimoy, Spock actor, died 2015: leonard
__ No More, diverse school in the heart of Tel Aviv: strangers
__ no. 5, world-famous French parfume: chanel
__ nose, also called a Roman nose: aquiline
__ notes, brand of sticky notes: post it
__ novel, a comic book story: graphic
__ nut, popular cookie also called a snap: ginger
__ O'Neal, former US basketball player: shaquille
__ oblige: noblesse
__ oblongata, base of your brain: medulla
__ Octopus has a white pupil and rust colored arms: sydney
__ Oddparents, cartoon about Timmy Turner: the fairly
__ Of a Geisha, movie set in Japan: memoirs
__ of Arabia, movie with Peter O'Toole: lawrence
__ Of Arabia, won the Academy Awards in 1963: lawrence
__ of Assisi, patron of animals: st francis
__ of Confederation, first US government: articles
__ of God, religious movement aka The Family: children
__ of heaven, ancient Chinese governing belief: mandate
__ of Horror, Simpson's Halloween special: treehouse
__ of July, date of America's independence: fourth
__ of Lima, patron of the Americas: st rose
__ of Lisieux, French "Little Flower" saint: st therese
__ of May 1808, Goya's war artwork: the third
__ of Miletus, early Greek philosopher: thales
__ of Mons, apparitions seen on the Western Front: angels
__ of proof, responsibility of accuser to prove: burden
__ of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders, ancient: colossus
__ of Scale, money saving economic principle: economies
__ of the Apes, Heston is astronaut who crashes: planet
__ of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, 2006 film: pirates
__ of the Field, Poitier won historic Oscar: lilies
__ of the Jedi has the first Ewoks in Star Wars: return
__ of the Jungle was a popular 1967 cartoon: george
__ Of the King, movie that won 11 Oscars: return
__ of the Sea, seafood, not poultry company: chicken
__ of the Shrew, a Shakespeare comedy: taming
__ of Wales, Champagne drink by Albert Edward: prince poker hands
__ oil, distillate of petroleum used in cosmetics: mineral
__ Olympic Stadium, 2004; Spyros Louis: athens
__ on 34th Street, movie with Santa Claus: miracle
__ on Elm Street: nightmare
__ on the block; just arrived in the area: new kid
__ One, credit card; "What's In Your Wallet"?: capital
__ Onion, wedding soup in European countries: french
__ order or a PO: purchase
__ Ordinance determined orderly state expansion: northwest
__ Oswalt, nerd comic, King of Queens: patton
__ oxide, aka laughing gas: nitrous
__ Pacific, Hong Kong's largest airline: cathay
__ Packard aka HP, former computer company: hewlett
__ Page, 1950s pinup-inspired hair cut style: bettie
__ Page, single web page when you click: landing
__ Page, star of Sweet Bird of Youth: geraldine
__ Paine, English-American writer and activist: thomas
__ painted The Picnic Party: vettriano
__ Palace, complex of lakes and gardens in Beijing: summer
__ Palacio, president of Ecuador, 2005 - 2007: alfredo
__ Palsy, movement disorder: cerebral
__ Paltrow, American actress and Oscar winner: gwyneth
__ Panda 3, 2016 movie: kung fu
__ Panettiere, US actress, activist: hayden
__ Pankhurst, suffragette matriarch: emmeline
__ Park, blockbuster about dinosaur island: jurassic
__ Parts, biographical comedy about Howard Stern: private
__ Party, overnight kid's get together: slumber
__ Party, Vettriano trio on a beach with parasols: picnic
__ pass, paperwork issued by airline to check-in: boarding
__ passage, shipping route passing Arctic Russia: northeast
__ Patch Kids, unattractive soft toys of the 1980s: cabbage
__ Pathi, 2nd most important Ayyavazhi center: ambala
__ pea, used for making rice and peas: pigeon
__ Pearl, vessel commanded by Jack Sparrow: the black
__ peas, beans or a band name: black eyed
__ Peet, American actress: amanda
__ pennant, flown to show absence of an officer: absentee
__ Pennyworth, Batman's faithful butler: alfred
__ peppers usually have rice as a filling: stuffed
__ percent of extinct species are birds: ninety
__ Persuasion, Civil War film with Gary Cooper: friendly
__ Pessoa, Portuguese poet who used heteronyms: fernando
__ Pfeiffer, actress of Scarface: michelle
__ pi, tiny "fruity" computer for teaching coding: raspberry
__ Pie, 1999 US teen comedy film: american
__ pie, berry pie requires no pitting: blueberry
__ pie: extra jobs done for extra pay in circus: cherry
__ pig: small rodent that is also a pet: guinea
__ pike is also called yellowfin pike: longfin
__ pin, utensil used for flattening dough: rolling
__ pinesnake is a nonvenomous constrictor: louisiana
__ Pirlo, Italian midfielder with great vision: andrea
__ Piven, starred in Entourage and The Goods: jeremy
__ Place, soap opera Seinfeld "didn't watch": melrose
__ Planet, world's largest travel guide: lonely
__ Planum, Martian region of flatlands: hesperia
__ Plath, American poetress who commited suicide: sylvia
__ Plath, writer who married Ted Hughes: sylvia
__ Platt, Canadian-American actor born in 1960: oliver
__ plot, dotted mathematical diagram: scatter
__ Point, time of no more resistance: tipping
__ pole, where a compass points to: magnetic
__ Pony, equine toy franchise: my little
__ Pope, English poet of satyrical verses: alexander
__ Pope, second only to Shakespeare in being quoted: alexander
__ pork, hand-ripped pig meat: pulled
__ pork, slowly cooked, later shredded: pulled
__ Posey, Superman Returns actress: parker
__ powerboat racing, ocean sport: offshore
__ Present, movie with Cary Grant: wedding
__ Price, major toy brand a subsidiary of Mattel: fisher
__ Prince is the smart kid in The Simpsons: martin
__ Princip, Yugoslav who murdered an archduke: gavrilo
__ Private Ryan, WWII drama directed by Spielberg: saving
__ Prize, for outstanding achievement in writing: pulitzer
__ Pryor, controversial comedian, social critic: richard
__ pudding, French, ladyfinger cold dessert: diplomat
__ pudding, sieved jam with flaky pastry: bakewell
__ Pumpkins, band of Halloween pranksters: smashing
__ punch, given in response: counter
__ Punch, last hit, knockout blow: sunday
__ puncture, spinal fluid removed, spinal tap: lumbar
__ Puzzle, 500, 1,000 pieces to put together: jigsaw
__ quo: one thing for another in Latin: quid pro
__ Race, global reality show competition: amazing
__ rate, the value of one currency against another: exchange
__ Razor, foldable razor used for men's shaving: straight
__ Razorbacks play football out of Fayetteville, AR: arkansas
__ Red Sox play at Fenway Park: boston
__ Refrigerator: modern, intelligent fridge: internet
__ Report, sports website with opinion pieces: bleacher
__ Research Center, studying gorillas in the wild: karisoke
__ Reserves, network of protected ecosystems: biosphere
__ retriever, well known for its beautiful coat: golden
__ Review, major feature of Common Law: judicial
__ reviver, a mix strong enough to raise the dead: corpse
__ rex cats only have down hair, not fur: cornish
__ Richards, makers of kettles and irons: morphy
__ Richie, sang Hello decades before Adele: lionel
__ Rider, Hasselhoff series before Baywatch: knight
__ Riders, civil rights activists in US south: freedom
__ Robinson, American professional boxer: sugar ray
__ Robinson, one of the first black baseball players: jackie
__ Rock, Elvis goes to prison in this movie: jailhouse
__ rockfish are dark red and tan: madeira
__ Rockwell's World, An American Dream: norman
__ Roll, circular pastry known for its spice: cinnamon
__ Room, people have to solve puzzles to break out: escape
__ room, where conferences are held: meeting
__ Rose, fired CBS This Morning co-host: charlie
__ Rostova, central character of War and Peace: natasha
__ Rules, down under football similar to rugby: aussie
__ Run, utopian, no one above age of 30: logans
__ Rush, Pirates of the Caribbean villain: geoffrey
__ Safran Foer, author known for visual writing: jonathan
__ sand skink has tiny legs with only one toe: florida
__ Santa Justa, lift in Lisbon inspired by Eiffel: elevador
__ scale, used to measure wind speed: beaufort
__ School painters, also known as The Eight: ashcan
__ schooners transported pioneers westwards: prairie
__ Schwarzenegger, actor, politician: arnold
__ Scissorhands starred Johnny Depp: edward
__ Scott, Scottish novelist who wrote Ivanhoe: walter
__ sea urchin has distinctive blunt spikes: imperial
__ sea urchins dig into the sand and mud: burrowing
__ seals have large, long noses: elephant
__ Seconds Over Tokyo, US movie, Doolittle Raid: thirty
__ seizure is a staring spell type of seizure: absence
__ Sense, Bruce Willis played a ghost: the sixth
__ Sense, Paine pamphlet advocating freedom: common
__ series, research into hydrogen atoms: balmer
__ shaping corrects small problems in teeth: enamel
__ Sheet, snapshot of assets and liabilities: balance
__ shell, sea slug that has a spotted skirt: umbrella
__ ship: designed to carry cargo: container
__ Shop, Macklemore loves to find a deal here: thrift
__ shrimpgoby live with snapping shrimp: arcfin
__ Silver, quartermaster under Captain Flint: long john
__ Singing, aka overtone chanting: throat
__ skating, ice dancing; individual and pairs: figure
__ Skies, TV show about an alien invasion: falling
__ skiing aka downhill skiing: alpine
__ slender salamander is found in the northwest US: oregon
__ slice, uncooked, layered brownie: hedgehog
__ Sling, Asian cocktail, originally gin sling: singapore
__ Smith, Charlie's Angel Kelly: jaclyn
__ Smith, voice of Lisa Simpson: yeardley
__ snake eel looks like a snake and has no fins: reptilian
__ snake eel looks like a snake and has no fins: reptilian hackney cab
__ snapping turtle is one of the heaviest: alligator
__ soldierfish are reddish with large eyes: blotcheye
__ Sore, painful, mouth ulcers: canker carcassonne
__ Sorter, machine to separate unattractive foods: blemish
__ Sound, NZ fjord with penguins and seals: milford
__ Sour, citric cocktail with melon liquer: midori
__ sour, hard liquor mixed with lemon juice: whiskey
__ Soze, Usual Suspects con artist: keyser
__ Space, a family traveling across the universe: lost in
__ speak louder than words: actions
__ spider shell, large sea snail species: arthritic
__ Spielberg's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial: steven
__ spoon race; a children's balancing party game: egg and spoon
__ Sport, square chocolate blocks: ritter
__ Sports Stadium, Ghana's largest, Baba Yara: kumasi
__ Spree, buying things until you drop: shopping
__ spree, the urge to buy anything you want: shopping
__ sprouts and bacon: brussels
__ squad, former military execution method: firing
__ Square, central piazza in Venice: st marks
__ Square, famous public space in downtown Cairo: tahrir
__ Srihari, Indian sculptor: bholekar
__ Stade de Bordeaux, French soccer field: nouveau
__ Stadium 2002, Japanese soccer field: saitama
__ Star, smallest and densest star in the Universe: neutron
__ Stars play at the American Airlines Center: dallas
__ states, a federal republic formed by 50 states: united
__ steam turbine was invented in 1884: modern
__ Steps, stone staircase in Rome: spanish
__ Steve Austin, actor, wrestler: stone cold
__ stick, photo pole helps take your own image: selfie
__ stick; a USB by another name: memory
__ stock: horses used for hauling baggage in circus: baggage
__ Story, a tale about two rival gangs in NYC: west side fear of men
__ Strait, eastern channel of Korea Strait: tsushima
__ Straw, paper, plastic tube for beverages: drinking
__ sulfoxide, colorless liquid, solvent: dimethyl
__ Summer, unseasonably warm autumn weather: indian
__ Sutherland, Flatliners star: kiefer
__ Swaray, female british singer, sang American Boy: estelle
__ Swift, singer who writes about her breakups: taylor
__ Swimming, long distance, minimum 10k: marathon
__ system, software directing computer actions: operating
__ Szabo, WWII Special Operations agent: violette
__ tables have intricately carved edges: pie crust
__ Tables, 1958 US drama film, Rita Hayworth: separate
__ Takei plays Hikaru Sulu in Star Trek: george
__ Takei, Sulu on Star Trek, social media star: george
__ Talkie, two way radio, 80s toy essential: walkie
__ tang are popular bright fish: yellow
__ Tatum, Magic Mike actor: channing
__ Tax, tax on excess profits on utilities: windfall
__ Taylor, British-American iconic actress: elizabeth
__ Tears, insincere expression of sorrow: crocodile
__ teeth are also called premolars: bicuspid
__ teeth usually come out from ages 17 to 20: wisdom
__ Teeth, All I Want for Christmas: two front
__ Tell, Swiss folk hero with a crossbow: william
__ Tennessee Blue Raiders are from Murfreesboro: middle
__ Tentacles lives next to SpongeBob: squidward
__ Terrier is known for markings and a short nose: boston
__ the bounty hunter captures Han Solo in Episode V: boba fett
__ the Cat never catches Tweety Bird: sylvester
__ the Entertainer, actor, comedian: cedric
__ the Farm, US government payoff for deceased: bought
__ the Great, 18th C king of Prussia: frederick
__ the Great, King of Wessex from 871 to 899: alfred
__ the Line of Duty, 42 movie narrated by Reagan: beyond
__ the Pooh is still a loveable child's cartoon: winnie
__ the post, voting system where winner takes all: first past
__ the spot, treasure indicator on a pirate's map: x marks
__ theft, stealing someone's information; a crime: identity
__ thy name is woman: frailty
__ Tigers play at Comerica Park: detroit
__ Tigers play at Memorial Stadium in SC, US: clemson
__ Tigers play football at Faurot Field: missouri
__ Tigers play football at Jordan-Hare Stadium: auburn
__ Timberwolves play at the Target Center: minnesota
__ Time video game has Finn & Jake: adventure
__ to Hell, AC/DC hit about an infernal road: highway
__ to his taste: everyone
__ To My Life, Simple Plan song: welcome
__ to plan is planning to fail: failing
__ To War, first of Capra's propaganda films: prelude
__ Toast, breakfast dish, bread coated with eggs: french
__ Todd, the demon barber of Fleet Street: sweeney
__ Tomei, My Cousin Vinny actress: marisa
__ Tracy, American actor: spencer
__ train, speedy Japanese mode of transport: bullet
__ Trench, deepest known part of the ocean: mariana
__ trevally is an inshore marine jack fish: coachwhip
__ Trophy, annual prize for seaplane races: schneider
__ trout is known for its colors: rainbow
__ tuna is also known as the white tuna: dogtooth
__ Turner, actress from Peggy Sue Got Married: kathleen
__ turtles have tiny yellow round spots: spotted
__ twice, cut once: measure
__ Twilight, Irish movement, revival: celtic
__ type, printing press developed by Gutenberg: moveable
__ Unchained, Jamie Foxx plays a freed slave: django
__ Under, HBO series about a morgue and family: six feet
__ United legalized corporate personhood: citizens
__ University tells how Sulley and Mike met: monsters
__ Up Baby, movie with K. Hepburn and C. Grant: bringing
__ up, don't take things so seriously: lighten
__ Utamaro, Japanese printmaker who died in 1806: kitagawa
__ van Gogh, he painted sunflowers: vincent
__ velocity, final constant speed of falling body: terminal
__ Versace, Italian fashion designer (female): donatella
__ vest, beachware according to saucy postcards: string
__ Vivaldi, composer of The Four Seasons: antonio
__ Volcano, group cocktail with tropical twist: flaming
__ Volunteers play football from Neyland Stadium: tennessee
__ vs Superman, a movie released in 2016: batman
__ Vs Zombies: Garden Warfare released Feb 2014: plants
__ vs. __, won the Academy Awards in 1980: kramer
__ wage, Bernie Sanders ran to have this raised: minimum
__ wake you up better in the morning than caffeine: apples
__ wall, ancient limestone holy place in Jerusalem: western
__ Wallis, invented bomb used by the Dam Busters: barnes
__ Waltz, won a Oscar for Inglorious Basterds: christoph
__ Wars, series of 20th century Asian conflicts: indochina
__ was here! Graffiti meme from WWII: kilroy
__ was the Plow King in The Simpsons: barney
__ Washington was the first US president: george
__ Washington, Oscar winner for Training Day: denzel
__ watch is from 12.00 to 16.00 hours: afternoon
__ Watchers, most famous diet program: weight
__ wedding; two couples marry at the same time: double
__ Weissmuller, swimmer who turned into Tarzan: johnny
__ Weisz, The Mummy and Constantine actress: rachel
__ Western, a film genre: spaghetti
__ Wheat, cereal shaped like biscuit pillows: shredded
__ wheel boat, Mississippi boat from Rome: paddle
__ wheel, giant revolving fairground attraction: ferris
__ While You Work was sung by Snow White: whistle
__ Whitaker, The Shield actor: forest
__ Wildcats play football at Commonwealth Stadium: kentucky
__ will, directive for care if incapacitated: living
__ William, William Kidd's pirate ship: blessed
__ Wipes, moistened tissues for cleaning: surface
__ With Wolves, won the Academy Awards in 1991: dances
__ Wolf, Blues singer born Chester Arthur Burnett: howlin
__ Woman and her golden lasso: wonder
__ Woman, Bacall, Peck quick marriage: designing
__ Women, famous novel, film in 1933, 1949: little
__ Wonderland, snowy walking environment: winter
__ Woolf, known for stream of consciousness writings: virginia
__ World, former family sitcom of TGIF: boy meets
__ World, NBC soap that ran for 35 years: another
__ worship, veneration of deceased relatives: ancestor
__ wrap, another name for cling film: shrink
__ wrap, parcel packaging filled with air: bubble
__ wrasse cleans parasites from fish: cleaner
__ wrasse has irridescent bright colors: nebulous
__ Wyatt, poet imprisoned, accused of adultery: thomas
__ Years' War, conflict between France and England: hundred
__ yogurt, Eastern European fermented milk product: bulgarian
__ Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi cricket grounds: sheikh
__ zone is the shore around a body of water: littoral
__ zone of sea water, from 0 to 1200 feet: euphotic
__ ÃŽle, historic center of Strasbourg: grande
__!, film based on a musical named after a state: oklahoma
__, 1943 propaganda film, the Mary Ann: air force
__, Blizzards first multiplayer FPS game: overwatch
__, English singer who died in 2011: winehouse
__, ex boxer living with son Dink in Mexico: the champ
__, Franklin's ship lost and found in the Arctic: terror
__, home to Uttar Pradesh cricket team: green park
__, Inc takes place in fictional Monstropolis: monsters
__, luggage that stays with you, overhead: carry on
__, matched and dispatched describes life stages: hatched
__, Nintendo game for exercising: wii fit
__, or flu, kills thousands each year: influenza
__, or Seed Shrimp, is a tiny crustacean in oceans: ostracod
__, rats and rabbits are animals that cannot vomit: horses
__, reggae album by Bob Marley & The Wailers, 1979: survival
__, the Bruce, King of Scots revered as a hero: robert
__, the redhead on Scooby Doo: daphne
__-cell, mutated red blood cell: sickle
__-clean = spotless, faultless: squeaky
__-Daro, abandoned Indus Valley archeology site: mohenjo
__-flap scorpionfish has a reddish-purple color: paddle
__-snouted, endangered African crocodile species: slender
__: A Space Adventure 2005: zathura
__: The Golden Age, sequel to the 1998 film: elizabeth
___ Book, Medieval literature taught you manners: courtesy
___ Christie, best known for her detective novels: agatha
___ Hart, US country musician and songwriter: freddie
__Blake, English poet who illustrated his own work: william
__fish swims vertically to blend in: trumpet
__ism, art style with very little detail: minimal
__land Paris, Walt's theme park in Europe: disney
__of Love, opera singer moves to Milan: one night
__proof, can't be shot: bullet
__tooth, doggy-broken check fabric pattern: hounds
__ventura, Canary Island with biosphere reserve: fuerte
CodyCross Answers for questions starting with Number and Special Characters for Android, iPhone, iPad, iPod.
Note: This is "CodyCross" by "Fanatee Games"
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