Letter OTHER
1975 documentary film starring Big Edie and Little Edie
'70s pres. monogram
1994 A.L. home run king
2000 Jim Carrey role
9-to-5 drudgery
9-to-5 routine, for some
9-to-5 work
2011 winner of the iDate Award for Best Mobile Dating App
8:00-6:00 routines, say
1912 painter of Picasso
1912 portraitist of Picasso
2010 remake "True ___"
*2005 documentary about a bear enthusiast
12 doz.
12 dozen: Abbr.
12 x 12, briefly
144: Abbr.
94 Down's rhyme for "No sirree"
"60 Minutes II" commentator
1980s Patriot QB
1971 King Floyd tune
#1 hit for the Young Rascals
'60s "Super!"
12 times 12.
144
144 items
1040 figure before adjustments
143
33 - 21
2,240 pounds
1/100 of a Polish zloty
100th of a zloty
2001___02 sitcom set in Staten Island
1993 movie about a prosecuting rodent?
22nd and 24th President
'99 Garbage hit "When I ___ Up"
1993 Jack Lemmon comedy
1993 Walter Matthau film
'90s Seattle-born music style
'90s music or fashion
'90s rock genre
1990's rock genre
90's fashion look
1,890,000 girls.
2,350,281 girls.
3,295,000 American girls.
1982 best seller on sexuality, with "The"
1982 best seller subtitled "And Other Discoveries About Human Sexuality," with "The"
0 degrees long. setting
1979 Telenet acquirer
2000 Bell Atlantic acquisition
'60s Pontiac
'60s Pontiac "muscle car"
'60s muscle car
'60s muscle car designed by John Delorean
'60s song car with "three deuces and a four-speed and a 389"
'60s sport car
'60s sporty car
'60s-'70s Pontiac
'60s-'70s muscle car
1960's Pontiac muscle car
1960s Pontiac
1960s muscle car
1960s sports car
1964 Pontiac debut
1964 Ronny & the Daytonas hit
1964 Ronny & the Daytonas hit about a muscle car
1964 Ronny & the Daytonas single
1964 Ronny and the Daytonas hit
1964 hit with the lyric "C'mon and turn it on, wind it up, blow it out"
1968 Motor Trend Car of The Year
60s Pontiac model
'60s Ferrari classics
'60s muscle cars
'60s sports cars
'60s sporty cars
'70s sporty cars
1960's-70's Pontiacs
1960s band with a car-related name, with "the"
'80s Hackett/Howe supergroup
'80s Steve Howe band
2011 Pan American Games host
1942-43 battle site
1521 stop for Magellan
1898 U.S. acquisition
210-square-mile U.S. territory
53rd "state quarter" locale
1939 Oscar winner on an island?
1898 battle site
1994 Cage/MacLaine movie
1949 Pulitzer-winning novel by James Gould Cozzens
1982 coup country
2017 hit whose title contains a fashion brand (4 to 7)
1937 antiwar masterwork by Picasso
2004 AL MVP Vladimir
"20 Questions" attempt
20 Questions turn
21 shillings
21 shillings, once
1972 Bread hit
2004 Pulitzer-winning book subtitled "A History of the Soviet Camps"
1990-91 battle
1990-91 hostilities
7-Eleven's Big ___
1997 Harmony Korine film
1994 Hanks role
1994 Oscar-winning role
'77 Kiss album "Love ___"
75-mm. recoilless rifle, for instance.
'50s TV detective
'50s TV sleuth
'50s-'60s TV detective Peter
'50s-'60s title detective whose show's theme was composed by Mancini
'60s TV gumshoe
'60s TV sleuth
1974 Nobelist Myrdal
1605 conspiracy led by Guy Fawkes
"50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" bus-hopper
1976 Don Knotts movie about a place-kicking mule
1998 "Psycho" director Van Sant
70's-80's N.B.A. star Williams
15th-century food-stained collectible?
12/31 bandleader for 47 years
'50s "Wild Bill" Hickok portrayer
1950s "Wild Bill Hickok" star
1951 Tony winner for Best Musical
1955 Brando film
12:00:30, 1/1
2001-09 U.S. pres.
21st-century pres.
43rd POTUS
43rd president's monogram
43rd prez
1950 Pulitzer winner for the poetry collection "Annie Allen"
1939 blockbuster film, for short
1939 epic, informally in print
1939 movie classic, briefly
17th century actress Nell
17th-century actress Nell
17th-century actress Nell who was Charles II's mistress
#2 and #7 on a scale
1959 Broadway hit with the song "All I Need Is the Girl"
1959 Broadway show subtitled "A Musical Fable"
1959 Merman vehicle
1959 musical by Jule Styne, featuring Ethel Merman as a domineering stage mother
2005 Champions Tour standout Jay
2009 Wimbledon semifinalist Tommy
2011 FedEx Cup winner Bill
1918 Nobel chemist Fritz --
1980's Mideast envoy Philip
'04 Linkin Park hit "Breaking the ___"
1954 manager of Chicago Cubs.
2020 video game in which Zagreus, the son of the title character, attempts to escape the Greek underworld
2020 video game that takes place in the Greek underworld
1938 hit "I ___ Anyone Till You"
5-time PGA Championship winner Walter
2001-'08 White House Deputy Chief of Staff whose middle name is Whitehouse
'80s boxing champ
1980s middleweight champ
1970s-'80s prime-time soap star
54 The Ñ (Dutch capital)
1944 Chemistry Nobelist
1944 Chemistry Nobelist Otto
1944 Nobel chemist
1944 Nobelist Otto
1949 song "Bali ___"
'70s NATO commander
'80s secretary of state
1980s Secretary of State Alexander
1980s secretary of state Al
1980s statesman
'80s Secretary of State and kin
17-syllable Japanese poem
17-syllable creation
17-syllable form of poetry
17-syllable poem
17-syllable verse
17-syllable verse form
17-syllable work
3-line poem
5-7-5 verse
5/7/5 poem
17-syllable poems
2016 Coen brothers movie
1994 Anthony Michael Hall film
2019 documentary about a nontheistic religious organization that's "putting up a hell of a fight" for justice and equality, per the film's tagline
1980s teen idol Corey
'60's Broadway musical
'60s musical
'60s rock musical
1960's "love-rock" musical
1960's musical
1967 Broadway musical
1967 rock musical
1968 Broadway debut
1968 musical
1968 rock musical
1969 rock musical
2009 Broadway revival
60's Broadway musical hit
2019 short film about a little girl and her curls
180 degree bend at the Vancouver Indy
129,000 for the average head.
1988 Debbie Harry/Ricki Lake film
1988 John Waters film
2002 Broadway smash
2002 musical that won eight Tonys
1492 Columbus discovery
1492 landfall
1492 landing site, now
2010 earthquake site
1984 Leon Uris bestseller, with "The"
1984 Leon Uris book, with "The"
1984 Leon Uris novel, with "The"
1984 Uris book, with "The"
1984 historical novel, with "The"
"2001 . . ." computer
"2001 . . ." talker
"2001" antagonist
"2001" computer who honestly got a bad rap for standing up for himself
"2001" hardware
"2001" mainframe
"2001" malefactor
"2001" name
"2001" nutjob
"2001" processor
"2001" supercomputer
"2001" villain
"2001: A Space Odyssey" computer
"2001: A Space Odyssey" antagonist
"2001: A Space Odyssey" mainframe
"2001: A Space Odyssey" villain
#13 villain on AFI's Heroes and Villains list
1940's Tigers All-Star Newhouser
1968 film computer
1968 sci-fi villain
1968 space movie villain
1983 PGA Championship winner Sutton
1986 N.L. Manager of the Year Lanier
2001 computer name
2001 title role for Jack Black
2001's computer
2004 Ryder Cup captain Sutton
9000 in "2001"
9000 letters?
"2001: A Space Odyssey" supercomputer
___ 9000 ("2001" character)
___ 9000 (movie villain)
___ 9000 (villainous computer in "2001: A Space Odyssey")
___ 9000 (villian channeled by AUTO in "WALL-E")
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