Letter OTHER
1/24 of a "giorno"
1/24 of un giorno
20d sterling in Domesday Book.
2½ shillings in 1086.
3,600 secondi
60 "minuti"
60 minutes, in Florence
60 minutes, in Milan
60 minutes, in Siena
#2 software maker after Microsoft
3D White brand
2022 Mediterranean Games host city
1,300-mile river in South Africa.
1300-mi. river in South Africa.
19th-century Boer republic
2003 N.C.A.A. hoops champs
'89 XTC album "___ Lemons"
'70s tennis star from Spain
'75 U.S. Open winner Manuel
1975 U.S. Open champion Manuel
1975 U.S. Open tennis champ
1975 U.S. Open winner Manuel
4th of July performer.
2013 Derby winner
1969 Tony winner Jerry
1969 Tony winner for "Promises, Promises"
1977 Bo Derek movie in which her character's leg gets bitten off
1977 Bo Derek thriller
1977 Richard Harris film
1977 disaster film
1977 film described by Leonard Maltin as "For undiscriminating action fans whose idea of entertainment is watching Bo [Derek] getting her leg bitten off"
1977 film killer
1977 film one critic called an "incoherent blend of 'Moby-Dick,' 'King Kong,' and 'Jaws'"
1977 flick with the tagline "Terror just beneath the surface"
1977 horror film set at sea
1977 horror film set in Newfoundland
1977 movie in which Bo Derek's leg is bitten off
1977 movie predator
1977 movie thriller with Bo Derek
1977 thriller co-starring Bo Derek
1977 thriller set at sea
1977 whale of a tale
400-pound calf, perhaps
2020, for many
#1 at McDonalds, maybe
1998 Queen Latifah album
1st or 2nd
1st or 2nd type of number?
1st or 2nd, e.g.
1st or 2nd, for example
21st, e.g.
2nd or 3rd
3rd or 4th
1st and 2nd
124 minutes of Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore doing nothing to distinguish themselves?
1980 Best Picture winner
1980 award-winning movie
1980 movie featuring Mary Tyler Moore as a grieving mother
'07 Company of Thieves album
$1 bill word
2007 A.L. batting champ Magglio
1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc., (abbr.)
.01 krone.
1/100 krona
1/100 krone, in Norway
1/100 of a Norwegian krone
1/100 of a krone
100ths of a krona
33rd st.
7 Wonders resource
33rd state: Abbr.
1990s "Inside Edition" host
'80s All-Star Hershiser
'80s-'90s ace Hershiser
150-mile Russian river.
1988 Cy Young Award winner Hershiser
1988 Cy Young winner Hershiser
1988 World Series M.V.P. Hershiser
1988 World Series hero Hershiser
1995 ALCS MVP Hershiser
"100 years young" cookie
1.75" sandwich
1.75"-diameter cookie
100-year-old cookie
100-year-old snack
111-year-old cookie
112-year-old cookie brand
113-year-old cookie
1912 answer to the Hydrox
1974 Fran Ross novel about a biracial woman on a mission to find her Jewish father
2023's piece of Blackout Cake
53-calorie cookie
53-calorie treat
90-year-old cookie
95-year-old cookie
45-calorie treat
100-year-old treats
110th Birthday limited edition for 2022
110th Birthday snacks for 2022
53-calorie snacks
96-year-old cookies
35-calorie treats
501(c), e.g.: Abbr.
1977 single by Buzzcocks best enjoyed alone?
$100 Monopoly avenue
(0,0), in math: abbr.
(0, 0) on a graph
(0,0) on a graph
(0,0), in math
1859 opus.
(0,0) points on graphs
1,500-mile river.
1,550-mi. river in Venezuela.
1600-mi. river of Venezuela.
1969 World Series competitor
1983 World Series ring recipient
2014 American League East champ
'69 Miracle Mets victims
'69 World Series losers
1966 headliners.
1969 Mets victims
1969 Miracle Mets victims
1969 World Series losers
1983 World Series winners
1983 World Series winners over the Phillies
1997 AL East champs
1970s-'90s film company
1970s-'80s TV planet
1970s-'80s sitcom planet
1978-82 sitcom planet
1981 sitcom honeymoon locale
1981 sitcom honeymoon site
2009 Eastern Conference winners: Abbr.
1928 Virginia Woolf "biography"
1941 DuPont invention
1950s sweater material
1960s group with a fabric-related name, with "the"
19th C. Russian statesman
19th-century writer Sarah ___ Jewett
1948 song "It's You __"
180 words?
79th element, in El Salvador
1992 Olympics medals
1992 Olympics prizes
1980s Mets relief star Jesse
# 4 ("F Troop")
2020 candidate Beto
#4 of the Bruins
#4 at Boston Garden
#4 for Boston
#4 for the Bruins
#4 in Bruins throwback jerseys
#4 of the Boston Bruins
#4 on ice
#4, once, in Boston
'60s-'70s Bruin Bobby
'60s-70s Boston Garden hero
'67 NHL Rookie of the Year
1850s Speaker of the House James
1949 Nobel Peace Prize winner
1949 Nobel Peace Prize winner John Boyd ___
1949 Nobel prizewinner.
1949 Peace Nobelist John Boyd___
1949 Peace Prize winner Lord John Boyd ___
1949 Peace Prize winner.
1949 peace Nobelist
1960's-70's Boston Garden hero
1960-'70s Boston Garden hero
1960s-'70s Bruin star
1960s-'70s ice ace
1960s-'70s star on ice
1960s-70s NHL defenseman
1967 Calder Trophy winner
1967 Calder Trophy winner at age 18
1967 N.H.L. Rookie of the Year
1967 NHL rookie standout
1967 Rookie of the Year
1967 top NHL rookie
1968-75 Norris Trophy winner
1970 Sportsman of the Year
1970 Stanley Cup hero
1970 Stanley Cup hero Bobby
1970 and '72 Conn Smythe Trophy winner
1970 and 1972 Conn Smythe Trophy winner
1972 Stanley Cup MVP
1976 Canada Cup MVP
1979 Hall of Fame inductee
1979 Hockey Hall of Fame inductee
1980s governor of Indiana
#4 name in Senate seniority
36-year Senator Hatch of Utah
1949 peace Nobelist and family
1987 World Champion skater Brian
1987 champion skater Brian
1987 skating champ Brian
1987 world figure skating champion
1987 world figure skating champion Brian
2009 World Figure Skating Hall of Fame inductee
2009 inductee to the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame
'40s wunderkind Welles
1938 "The War of the Worlds" narrator
1980's Nicaraguan leader
1980's Sandinista leader
1980s Sandinista leader Daniel
1984-90 Nicaraguan president
1985-90 Nicaraguan president
80's Nicaraguan president
1938-40 Argentine president Roberto
2005 A.L. Hank Aaron Award winner
2006 A.L. home run champ
2013 World Series MVP David
2022 National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee who gave a bilingual induction speech
'50s governor Faubus
1955-67 Arkansas governor Faubus
'60s Secretary of Agriculture Freeman
"1984" author George
"1984" novelist
"1984" novelist George
500-mile tributary of the Missouri.
55 Oklahoma tribe
1970 World Expo site
1970 World's Fair locale
1970 World's Fair site
1970 World's Fair site in Japan
2018 and 2020 U.S. Open winner
2019 Australian Open winner Naomi
2020 U.S. Open tennis champ Naomi
2020 US Open champion Naomi
2020 US Open winner Naomi
2021 Australian Open champ
2021 Australian Open champ Naomi
2003 Afghani film that won a Golden Globe
2003 Afghani film that won a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film
2003 Golden Globe-winning film set in Afghanistan
2003 film shot in Afghanistan
2003 movie filmed in Afghanistan
2004 biography subtitled "The Making of a Terrorist"
2005 biography subtitled "The Making of a Terrorist"
13 1/2" gold-plated figure
13.5-inch-high trophy
13½-inch-high award
13½-inch-tall gold-plated knight
1991 Stallone comedy
1996 award for "The English Patient"
2004 statuette for Jamie Foxx
2017 award for Emma Stone
2019 award for Rami Malek
2022 award for Ariana DeBose
21-time nomination for Streep
3/5/06 bestowal
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