Letter OTHER
19th U.S. president
2-time Oscar winner Helen
3' x 3' x 3' bale for sale?
1930's movie bowdlerizer
1967 Jimi Hendrix hit "Purple ____"
'60s Shirley Booth role
'60s Shirley Booth sitcom
1670 Co. in Canada.
2020 network for "Perry Mason"
21-Emmy winner in '07
1950s WMD
1978 Parton album
31st pres.
1080p broadcast, e.g.
1080p device
4K offerings
1968 film featuring The Monkees
1968 film starring The Monkees
4:30 p.m. (early day)
1979 Heard/Hurt film title, literally
'89 Black Sabbath album
2003 Chris Rock film
1986___91 sitcom set in Manhattan
1-15-6-11-5-22
1985 hit for Tears for Fears
#1 on a lane
4-H component
1995 Literature Nobelist
1995 Literature Nobelist Seamus __
1995 Literature Nobelist from Ireland
1995 Nobelist Seamus
1995 Nobelist in literature
1995 Tony winner George
19th cen. author, multinational.
1980s welterweight champ
1970s hostage Patty
1938 #1 hit composed by Hoagy Carmichael
(4) Thump of one's ticker
1950's doo-wop group with the hit "A Thousand Miles Away," with "the"
1972 Charles Grodin film, with "The"
1956 Elvis Presley hit
1956 Elvis hit
1956 Elvis tune
1972 Shepherd- Grodin film ("The")
1986 Eastwood film
1982 Neil Diamond hit
1982 Neil Diamond hit inspired by "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial"
1982 Neil Diamond song
1902 Joseph Conrad novel
1994 Malkovich film
1972 #1 Neil Young hit
1972 Neil Young hit
1972 song
60-100 bpm, normally
<3<3<3
1992-95 CBS sitcom
3: __ (zoology)
1987 Bryan Adams song
1967 medical milestone
*2011 NBA finals runner-up
1988 NBA expansion team
1995 De Niro/Pacino movie
1995 Pacino-DeNiro film
2006 N.B.A. champs
2006 NBA champions
2010-11 NBA non-champions
2013 N.B.A. champions
2013 NBA champs
"10 Things I Hate About You" star Ledger
'70s British leader
'70s prime minister
'70s prime minister, Sir Edward
1970s prime minister Edward ___
1989 Winona Ryder movie
2008
1982 Asia song
1939 hit song
1978 Warren Beatty film
1970 hit for Stevie Wonder
1980 Kris Kristofferson/Christopher Walken Western
1981 Michael Cimino film fiasco
2010 Guinness world record at 1,689 lbs.
'70s TV lawman Ramsey
1970s TV's "___ Ramsey"
2020 "Dancing With the Stars" contestant Anne
10,000 square meters
10,000 square meters in France.
100 acres.
100 meters squared
100 meters x 100 meters
2.47 acres
2.471 acres
100: Prefix
1975 film adaptation of an Ibsen play
'70s rockers Uriah ___
1970s rockers Uriah ___
1993 Warner Bros. family drama
1998 Public Enemy single written for a Spike Lee film of the same name
1998 Spike Lee film
1998 Spike Lee joint
1998 Spike Lee movie
1998 Spike Lee sports drama
1881 novel "for children and those who love children"
1937 Shirley Temple film about a Swiss orphan
1937 Shirley Temple role
1937 Shirley Temple title role
1937 role for Shirley Temple
"27 Dresses" star
19th-cen. poet.
19th-century German poet Heinrich
"57 Varieties" brand
"57 Varieties" company
"57 Varieties" ketchup brand
___ 57 (mongrel)
1949 film that won Olivia de Havilland an Oscar, with "The"
'50s skating champ
1950s skating star Carol
1960 Olympic figure skating gold medalist Carol
1960 figure skating gold medalist
2001 Hackman flick
1916 party line
100 acres: Var.
1998 Oscar-winner Hunt
'05 My Chemical Romance hit
28,190 people (46th place)
80's-90's Czech tennis star
"84 Charing Cross Road" author Hanff
1958 hurricane.
"84, Charing Cross Road" novelist Hanff and others
#2 on a table
2002 hit song for No Doubt
1930 WWI classic
1994 Chuck Norris movie
#1 hit of 1984 or 2015
1984 #1 hit by Lionel Richie
1984 Lionel Richie chart-topper
2015 Adele hit
2015 Adele hit that was aptly a lead single
2015 song with over 10 million YouTube likes
1969 Streisand flick?
*1969 Barbra Streisand film
1964 musical starring Carol Channing
1969 Barbra Streisand film title!
1969 Streisand film
2021 Jason Mott novel that follows its protagonist's cross-country tour to promote his best-seller
1967 Beatles chart-topper
2008 Michelle Williams song
1967 hit for Sopwith "Camel"
1968 #1 hit by The Doors
6:30–7:30 A.M.
8–10 P.M.
1960's-70's C.I.A. chief
'90s German chancellor
"10-33!" in CB lingo
#1 Beatles hit of 1965
'65 Beatles' hit
1965 #1 hit with an exclamation point in its title
1965 Beatles #1 hit
1965 Beatles film
1965 Beatles hit
1965 Beatles movie
1965 Beatles romp
1965 Beatles song or movie
1965 movie starring the Beatles
1965 movie with an exclamation point in its title
1965 movie with the working title "Eight Arms to Hold You"
911 caller's quest
1965 film
1974 Joni Mitchell hit
911 call
*1965 No. 1 Beach Boys hit
*1965 #1 Beach Boys hit
1965 Beach Boys chart topper
1965 hit from The Beach Boys
1965 hit single by the Beach Boys
1952 Olympic games location.
1952 Olympics host
1952 Olympics site
1952 Summer Olympics city
1952 Summer Olympics site
2007 documentary about a ubiquitous sans-serif typeface
1980s cartoon hero now considered a gay icon
50%, up front?
1950 Medicine Nobelist Philip Showalter ___
10 laws handed down in the coop?
1992 Lifetime Achievement Grammy winner
'20s-'30s skating gold medalist
'20s-'30s skating gold medalist Sonja
'30s skating star
1920's-30's Winter Olympics star
1920s-'30s skating legend Sonja
1920s-30s skating gold medalist
1928 Olympic champion figure skater.
1928, 1932 and 1936 Olympic gold medalist
1930s-'40s "Hollywood Ice Revue" star
1932 Lake Placid gold medalist
1932 Lake Placid gold medalist Sonja
1936 Olympic medalist
7-time tennis Grand Slam tournament champion Justine
1990s-2000s English tennis star Tim
1960s Navy sitcom
'50s-'70s Montreal Canadiens star __ Richard
1913 Nobel Peace Prize winner ___ La Fontaine
1927 literary Nobelist Bergson
2014 Swedish Olympic hockey team goalie
1940s vice president Wallace
1936 Medicine Nobelist
40-year-old magnate.
17th-century Northwest Passage seeker
12th-century English king
1964 and 1968 Oscar-nominated role for Peter O'Toole
'70s secretary of state
1989 Kenneth Branagh role
15th-century English king
1973 Nobel Peace Prize winner
'50s cool guy
1940s jazz enthusiast
1940s jazz fan
1940s-era jazz aficionado
50 and 20 pence coins in the U.K., for two
'60s First Dog
'60s White House canine
'60s White House dog
'60s White House pet
0ne of L.B.J.'s dogs
1960's White House pooch
1960s White House dog
1960s White House pet
2013 Academy Award-nominated movie by Spike Jonze
2013 Best Picture nominee
2013 Best Picture nominee in which a main character isn't human
2013 Best Picture nominee with a major unseen female character
2013 Joaquin Phoenix film
2013 Joaquin Phoenix movie
2013 Oscar-nominated film from Spike Jonze
2013 Scarlett Johansson movie whose title is a pronoun
2013 Spike Jonze dramedy
2013 Spike Jonze film
2013 Spike Jonze film that won a screenplay Oscar
2013 Spike Jonze love story
2013 Spike Jonze movie
2013 computer love movie
2013 film about cyber love
2013 film featuring Scarlett Johansson's voice
2013 film in which Joaquin Phoenix dates an AI
2013 film in which Scarlett Johansson is heard
2013 film in which Scarlett Johansson is heard but never seen
2013 film nominated for Best Picture
2013 film whose lead actress is never seen
2013 film whose title character was voiced by Scarlett Johansson
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