Letter OTHER
1980s Plymouth model
'71 Pink Floyd comp
3-D work
'95 Joan Osborne breakthrough album
'97 Metallica "Fuel" album
1941 Disney film based on a Kenneth Grahame story, with "The"
1941 Disney film, with "The"
1991 Best Alternative Album winners
2007 Rock Hall of Fame inductee
2007 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee
2007 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees
60 Radiation dosage
4, for 19 divided by 5
1993 Anthony Hopkins film (with "The")
1993 Oscar nominee, with "The"
1953's "The Jazz Singer" or 1976's "King Kong"
1976's "King Kong", e.g.
2001's "Ocean's Eleven" or 2010's "The Karate Kid"
2001's "Ocean's Eleven" or 2010's "True Grit"
2004's "Manchurian Candidate," e.g.
2006's "Casino Royale," for example
2010's "True Grit" is one
2010's "True Grit," e.g.
2018's "A Star Is Born" or 2001's "Ocean's Eleven"
2018's "A Star Is Born," e.g.
2019's "Aladdin," for example
2019's "The Lion King," e.g.
1932 and 1981 "Tarzan" films, e.g.
2001's "Ocean's Eleven" and others
2005's "King Kong" and 2021's "Dune"
2015's "Poltergeist" and "Point Break"
2016's "Ben-Hur" et al.
2016's "Ghostbusters" and "Ben-Hur"
2019's "Aladdin" and "The Lion King"
2023's "Fatal Attraction" and "The Little Mermaid"
120-balloon fleet owner
2011 headline in music news (I know one of them quit years ago; sue me for preferring the classic lineup)
'92 Black Crowes hit about medicine?
*1971 Diana Ross hit
1985 action hero Williams
1985 film "_____ Williams"
18th-century French winemaker Martin
'90s Nickelodeon dog whose full name is Marlin T. Höek
'90s TV chihuahua
'90s chihuahua toon
1990s TV chihuahua
1990s cartoon dog
90's cartoon character
1995 Emmy winner Sofer
16th-century Florentine food?
1950s TV star Duncan
19th C. French writer
19th cen. French writer.
19th century French writer.
'20s tennis champ Lacoste
'20s tennis great Lacoste
'20s tennis star Lacoste
'50s French leader Coty
'50s French president Coty
'70s-'80s Quebec premier Lévesque
1920s tennis star Lacoste
1950s French president Coty
1968 Nobel Peace Prize winner Cassin
1968 Peace Nobelist Cassin
1990's Haitian president Preval
20's tennis champion Lacoste
1966 hit "Walk Away ___"
2019 Oscar-winning portrayer of Judy
*1979 Styx hit [44]
16th C. Italian painter
"911!" preceder
"911" city
"911" city of TV and film
"__ 911!": police series parody
"___ 911!"
"___ 911!" (TV comedy)
"___ 911!" (comedy series named for a Nevada city)
"___ 911!" (comedy series)
"___ 911!" (former Comedy Central show)
"___ 911!" (old Comedy Central show)
"___ 911!: Miami" (2007 film)
'90's Attorney General
1990s attorney general
1990s attorney general Janet
2005 Suzuki model
$2 for Mediterranean Avenue, in Monopoly
$2 to $2,000, in Monopoly
$2, for Mediterranean Avenue
$2,000 for Boardwalk, with a hotel
$2,000, if you land on Boardwalk with a hotel
$250, for Mediterranean Avenue, even with a hotel on it
$35, for Park Place
$4, for Baltic Avenue
$50 Boardwalk outlay
$50 for Boardwalk, in Monopoly
$50, for Boardwalk
$50, on Boardwalk
'05 Musical film w/Taye Diggs
'90s Broadway hit
'90s Broadway musical hit
'90s Broadway smash
'96 Tony winner for Best Musical
'96 Tony-winning musical
12 times-a-year payment
1990s "La Bohème" adaptation
1995-96 hit musical
1996 Broadway hit
1996 Pulitzer Prize winner
1996 Pulitzer Prize-winning musical
1996 Tony musical
1996 Tony winner
1996 Tony winner for Best Musical
1996 Tony-winning musical
1996 Tony-winning play
1996 musical based on "La Boheme"
1996 musical set in New York's Alphabet City
1996 winner of both the Pulitzer and the Tony
1997 Broadway show
2005 movie with Taye Diggs
1988 Burt Reynolds bomb
1988 Burt Reynolds film
1988 Burt Reynolds flop
1988 security guard comedy
2010 World Series MVP Edgar
'20s auto classic
'20s car
'20s-'30s Flying Cloud, e.g.
1906 Runabout, e.g.
1910s-'20s car inits.
1910s-1920s auto
1912 car used for the first trans-Canada auto trip
1912 car used for the first trans-Canada trip
1920s car
1920s car that had its inventor's initials
1920s touring car
1927 Wolverine Brougham, e.g.
1927's Flying Cloud, e.g.
1927's Flying Cloud, for one
1929's Flying Cloud, for one
1930s auto, ___ Royale
1976 rock album
1976 rock album, or the first word of the band that made it
'20s autos
'20s cars
1906 Runabouts, e.g.
1910s-'20s autos
1920s autos
1920s-'30s Flying Clouds, e.g.
1930's Royales
1930s Royale Elites, e.g.
20's touring cars
20's-30's cars
10-percent earner
10-percenter
10-percenter, briefly
1932 Democratic campaign plank
1933 event.
1933 headline
21st Amendment
21st Amendment subject
56 x 42
2012 sportsworld controversy
24th century teakettle
'80's cult-movie "__ Man"
1983 movie "___ Man"
1984 film "___ Man"
2010 film "___ Men"
1984 Emilio Estevez cult film
1984 Emilio Estevez movie
1984 film in which the main character works for the Helping Hand Acceptance Corporation
1984 film with the tagline "It's 4 a.m., do you know where your car is?"
1984 movie with the tag line "It's 4 a.m., do you know where your car is?"
1984 title role for Emilio Estevez
2010 Jude Law/Forest Whitaker movie
2010 Jude Law/Forest Whitaker thriller about futuristic organ collectors
2010 thriller with Forest Whitaker
"60 Minutes" segment
2004 episodes of "Leave It to Beaver"
4K, e.g., for short
5K or 4K, commonly
800×600 is one, briefly
'60s Fontella Bass hit
1965 R&B #1 song with the repeated lyric "Can't you see that I'm lonely?"
1991 Madonna hit
1991 Madonna song
2004-2011 TV series about firefighters
1977 Disney film (with "The")
1977 Disney flick about mice, with "The"
1992 Harvey Keitel movie
1992 Tarantino crime thriller
20th Hebrew letter
20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet
#1 hit with a spelled-out name
#1 song hit whose title is spelled out in the lyrics
1967 #1 hit whose lyrics begin "What you want / Baby, I got it"
1967 #1 hit whose title is spelled out in the lyric
1967 hit by Aretha Franklin whose title is spelled out in the lyrics
1967 hit for the Queen of Soul
1967 soul classic by Aretha Franklin
2021 Aretha Franklin biopic
15-21-13-1-18-6
1660 to 1685, in England.
1924 winner over Capablanca
401(k) spender, usually
62, for many Americans
2009 addition to Wimbledon's Centre Court
'70s fashion in the '90s, perhaps
'70s fashions in the 2000s, e.g.
'80s fashions, now
1930's-ish, e.g.
1984 Olympic gymnastics sensation
1984 Olympics gymnast
1984 Olympics gymnastics standout
1984 Olympics star
1984 Olympics star Mary Lou
1984 Summer Olympics star
1984 gold medal gymnast
1984 gymnastics gold medalist
1983 sci-fi rerun?
1983's highest-grossing film
2003 trilogy completer, with "The"
1985 sequel to a classic 1939 film
1962 Elvis song
1983 cinematic study of a Scottish poet
1942 John Wayne movie
1979 chart-topper by Peaches & Herb
"18th of April in seventy five" rider
2009 production of "Hair," e.g.
1948 event in Venezuela.
1968 song with the lyric "We all want to change the world"
'90s video store mantra, "Be kind, ___"
'80s White House dog
1964 Best Actor Oscar winner Harrison
1964 Oscar winner Harrison
1976 Broadway musical based on Henry VIII's life
1976 Rodgers and Harnick musical about Henry VIII
2011 NL batting champ José
2011 National League batting champ José
1972 Fischer-Spassky match site
12th century fox.
18th-century English portraitist
'60s A.G.
'60s A.G. who was a president's brother
'60s Atty. Gen.
'60s Cabinet monogram
'60s atty. gen. whose brother served as president
'60s atty. general
'60s atty. general who served under his brother
1960s A.G.
1960s Atty. Gen.
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