Letter OTHER
200-mile river in Germany.
9-1-1 grp.
911 abbr.
911 call resp.
911 gp.
911 letters
911 respondent, briefly
911 responder, briefly
911 responder, for short
911 responder: Abbr.
911 responders (Abbr.)
911 responders, briefly
911 responders, collectively (abbr.)
911 responding grp.
911 response grp.
911 response initials
911 response letters
911 response org.
9-1-1 respondent
9-1-1 responder
911 VIP
911 agt.
911 call respondent
911 call respondent, for short
911 call responder
911 pro
911 respondent, for short
911 respondent: Abbr.
911 responder, in brief
911 medical responder, briefly
9-1-1 respondents
9-1-1 respondents, briefly
9-1-1 responders
911 V.I.P.'s
911 respondents (abbr.)
911 responders, for short
911 responders, in brief
911 responders, often
911 response gp.
100-pound bird, potentially
1932 Australian "war" bird
35 miles-per-hour runner
6-foot Aussie bird
6-ft.-high bird.
70-pound bird
120-pound Australians
30-mile-per-hour runners
30-miles-per-hour runners
75-pound birds
1900's-30's Spanish queen
1930's Spanish queen
2007 Amy Adams film
1935 movie remade in '92
1945 Lowe/Joyce movie (with "The")
1992 Brendan Fraser film about a thawed Cro-Magnon
1992 Pauly Shore comedy
1992 Pauly Shore flick
1992 comedy with Brendan Fraser as an Ice-Age cave-dweller unfrozen in L.A.
1992 comedy with the tag line "Where the Stone Age meets the Rock Age"
1992 film in which an ice age cave dweller adjusts to life in modern Los Angeles
1992 teen flick with Sean Astin
"30" in editing
"30" to an editor
"30" to editors
30, in the newsroom
30, to a reporter
#6
1985 novel "___ Game"
1985 Orson Scott Card novel
2019 Avengers movie, or what each starred answer has
1981 Brooke Shields film with a hit song
1981 Ross/Richie #1 hit
1981 Ross/Richie duet
1967 Agatha Christie thriller
1958 Jody Reynolds song that keeps going and going...?
1974 Beach Boys album
1974 Beach Boys compilation album
'04 Cure hit "The ___ the World"
1999 Arnold Schwarzenegger movie
2000 marked it
2012 Beyoncé hit with the repeated line "Say you'll never let me go"
1952 sailing gold medalist Everard (or, parsed differently, Brad Pitt double feature?)
112.5 degrees away from S
112.5 degrees from S
112.5° from S
14th letter of the Spanish alphabet
16th letter of the Spanish alphabet
180 deg. from WSW
180 degrees from WSW
180 from WSW
45 degrees + 22.5 degrees
45 degrees from due north, but closer to east
67 1/2 degrees
67 degrees 30 minutes
67.5 deg.
67.5 deg. on a compass
67.5 deg. on the compass
67.5 degrees
67.5 degrees in directions
67.5 degrees on a compass
67.5 degrees on a compass (Abbr.)
67.5 degrees on a compass, briefly
67.5 degrees, as the wind blows
67.5 degrees, direction-wise
67.5 degrees, in dirs.
67.5 degrees, in terms of dir.
67.5 degrees, in terms of direction
67.5 degrees, to a vane
67.5 degrees, to mariners
67.5, directionally
67.5°
67.5° compass point
67.5°, direction-wise
67.5°, in terms of dir.
67.5°, to mariners
757 heading, sometimes
'99 Blink-182 album "___ of the State"
1985 Dennis Quaid sci-fi film
1985 sci-fi film based on a Hugo Award-winning novella
1985 sci-fi flick starring Dennis Quaid
1998 Gene Hackman thriller
007 film villain
1970s gas-line situation
"1" in Spain, perhaps
6'11" Kanter of the N.B.A.
2012 Olympics host (Abbr.)
2023 World Cup finalists, briefly
1848 manifesto co-author
2003 Economics Nobelist Robert
80110
1996 Oscar-winning film with The
1996 Ralph Fiennes romance, with 'The'
1996 film with 12 Oscar nominations (with "The")
'40s "Giant Brain"
'40s computer
'40s-'50s "Giant Brain"
'40s-'50s computer
'40s-'50s digital computer
18,000-tube 30-ton monster of the '40s
1940s "Giant Brain"
1940s ancestor of Watson
1940s computer
1940s creation called a "giant brain" in the press
1940s innovation that used 18,000 vacuum tubes
1940s supercomputer that was considered "Turing-complete"
1940s supercomputer, or actor Michael backward
1946 University of Pennsylvania computing invention
1946 University of Pennsylvania invention
1946 creation originally intended to calculate ballistics tables
1946 high-tech unveiling
1946 high-tech unveiling at the Univ. of Pennsylvania
1946 high-tech wonder
1946's "Giant Brain"
30-ton computer
73701
1990s N.F.L. running back Curtis ___
'40s-'50s bomb test atoll
1944 Pacific battle site
1950s H-bomb test site
1980s speed skating gold medalist Karin
110%, say: Abbr.
8 x 10 or 11 x 14 (Abbr.)
8 x 10, e.g.: Abbr.
8 x 10, say: Abbr.
8-by-10, e.g.
8x10, say: Abbr.
1972 host to Nixon
8 x 10 phots., e.g.
1980 Olympics skier Hans
2015 Oscar winner Morricone
1940's-50's Phillies star Del ___
2005 Heath role
"2/2" musician Brian
'70s bandmate of Ferry
1970's Bowie collaborator
2001 Polysics album
2002 Grammy-winning rock producer Brian
2005 Drama Pulitzer finalist Will
2020 role for Millie
'60s space chimp
1940's Cardinal ___ Slaughter
1940's-50's All-Star ___ Slaughter
1946 N.L. RBI leader Slaughter
1960s space chimp
1961 "space chimp"
1961 "spacechimp"
1961 Project Mercury chimp
1961 chimp in space
1961 earth orbiter
1980 TV spinoff
1980's TV police comedy
1980's police comedy
1980s spinoff of "The Dukes of Hazard"
905-year-old in Genesis
905-year-old of Genesis
905-year-old, per Genesis
#7 on the Fortune 500, 2001
2000s Houston-based scandal subject
2000s corporate scandal subject
2000s scandal subject
2000s symbol of corporate financial misconduct
2000s symbol of corporate misconduct
2001 bankruptcy
2001 bankruptcy company
2001 bankruptcy filer
2001 bankruptcy headliner
2001 filer for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
2001 headline maker
2001 scandal company
2001 scandal subject
2001 symbol of corporate misconduct
2002 financial scandal company
2002 financial scandal subject
2002 scandal subject
2005 documentary subtitled "The Smartest Guys in the Room"
2010 Broadway play about a 2001 scandal
2010 Broadway play with the tag line "A true story of false profits"
1 point Scrabble tiles
1/3rd of a banana?
25 percent of Cheyenne
2nd Lt.'s naval equivalent
3/8 of nineteen?
40 percent of ninety-nine?
40% of a penny?
40% of ninety-nine?
50% nonunion?
50% of Bonn
50% of neon
50% of nine
6% of an English-language Scrabble tile set
1955 Oscar role for Jack Lemmon
1976 airport raid site
1976 headline town
1976 raid site
1976 rescue site
1973 Bruce Lee classic
1973 Bruce Lee film
1973 martial arts film
1999 Sean Connery movie
#10, e.g.: Abbr.
50% of moral indignation, per Vittorio De Sica
1987 album later rereleased as "The Celts"
1987 debut album reissued as "The Celts"
1992 Grammy winner
2001 Oscar nominee for Best Original Song, "May It Be"
2001 Oscar nominee for the song "May It Be"
2002 Best Song Oscar nominee
2006 Grammy winner for "Amarantine"
'80s Finn brothers band Split ___
1970s-80s band, Split __
8 +1