Letter OTHER
1987 Nobel Peace Prize winner
1987 Nobel Peace Prize winner Oscar ___ Sanchez
1987 Nobel Peace winner
1987 Peace Nobelist
1987 Peace Nobelist from Costa Rica
1987 Peace Prize recipient
1987 Peace Prize winner
1970 hit "Hitchin' ___"
'90 Indy winner Luyendyk
1990 Indy 500 winner Luyendyk
1990 Indy champ Luyendyk
1990 and 1997 Indianapolis 500 winner ___ Luyendyk
1997 Indy 500 winner ___ Luyendyk
2-time Indy 500 champ Luyendyk
16-year-old film character who marries an 18-year-old prince
1965 book by Sylvia Plath
1989 Disney princess
1989 big-screen mermaid
1989 cartoon mermaid
1995 Rainbow song
2000s Israeli prime minister Sharon
50 Shakespearean spirit
60's weather satellites
20th-century combat, Bard-style?
1980s Dodge
1980s Dodge model
80's Dodge
400-mi. Brazilian river.
'91 Sepultura album/song
2004 political exile
1101
48th st.
48th state: Abbr.
1997 March Madness champion
2001 World Series winner
48th state
300 cubit-long vessel
300-cubit-long boat
300-cubit-long craft
300-cubit-long vessel
40 days and 40 nights boat
40 days and 40 nights craft
40 days and 40 nights vessel
40-day couples' retreat?
"100 Centre Street" star
2007 Best Supporting Actor
"20/20" creator
95 "The Green Hat" author
1985 Marty Stuart song
50's-60's "What's My Line?" panelist
1880s Van Gogh city
2,000-year-old French city
*2005 Trace Adkins song
1999 Tim Robbins-Jeff Bridges thriller
1996-2002 HBO sitcom
1967 folk album
1968 album containing "The Motorcycle Song"
1968 album with the song "John Looked Down"
1968 folk album
1968 folk album recorded in New York City
1968 folk album recorded live at the Bitter End
1968 live folk album
1968 live folk record
1968 self-named folk album
1968 self-titled folk album
1968 self-titled live folk album
1992 Peace Abbey Courage of Conscience Award recipient Guthrie
1588 flop
1588 loser
16th-century Spanish fleet
2014 World Cup mascot Fuleco, for one
2000 tycoon
1980s major-league slugger Tony
1984 RBI champ Tony
1947 Horse of the Year
1988 earthquake site
15th-century headgear for a knight
'90s House Majority Leader Dick
1990s House majority leader Dick
"300" groups
11/11
11:11 A. M., Nov. 11, 1918, at Rethondes, France.
11:11 A. M., November 11.
61 Down call it "axilla"
'60s rivalry
77 Host
1049
2011 dance club hit by Estonia's Kerli
1950's sitcom star
18th cen. English composer.
18th cen. composer.
18th century composer Thomas
18th century composer.
18th-century British composer
18th-century English composer Thomas
18th-century composer Thomas
1948 Chemistry Nobelist Tiselius
6'7" TV star of 1955-75
'70s Herschel Bernardi sitcom
1970's sitcom
1970-72 CBS sitcom
1970s Bernardi sitcom
1998 winner of the P.G.A. Tour Lifetime Achievement Award, to fans
70's CBS sitcom
140-mile Italian river.
1966 Florentine flooder
1780s turncoat
'90s sitcom couple
#1 active player in career hits
#13 in the Bronx, informally
$252 million shortstop, for short
'90s Mariners star
10-time Silver Slugger Award winner, familiarly
14-time A.L. All-Star
14-time M.L.B. All-Star, to fans
1990s-2010s slugging nickname
1996 AL batting champ
1996 AL batting champ, familiarly
1996 MLB batting champ, familiarly
1996 batting champ, for short
2000s Yankee nickname
2000s-'10s Yankees slugger, to fans
2002 A.L. home run champ, familiarly
2002 AL homer leader, for short
2003 A.L. M.V.P., familiarly
2003 A.L. M.V.P., to fans
2003 A.L. MVP
2003 and '05 A.L. M.V.P.
2003 and 2005 A.L. MVP
2003, 2005 and 2007 AL MVP
2005 A.L. MVP, familiarly
2005 AL MVP
2007 A.L. MVP
2007 A.L. MVP, familiarly
2007 signer of the richest contract in MLB history
2007's A.L. MVP, in headlines
2015 Yankee returnee
2015 big-league returnee
2015 returnee to the Yanks' lineup
2016 MLB retiree
2018 "Sunday Night Baseball" addition
'50s film gimmick
"127 Hours" subject Ralston
"127 Hours" subject Ralston (who is not named after Elvis, btw)
1954 show tune "___ in Bloomsbury"
1964 Broadway song "___ Without Windows"
1929 Virginia Woolf title
1929 essay with the line "When you asked me to speak about women and fiction I sat down on the banks of a river and began to wonder what the words meant"
1985 Helena Bonham Carter movie
24 hours a day
90 degrees away, on your block
90 degrees in the neighborhood?
1873 adventure novel that begins and ends in London
1971 Vadim film Pretty Maids All in ____
1910's French avant-gardist
1958 MoMA exhibit honoree
20th-century avant-garde artist
3-D art pioneer
___ 2600 (analog synthesizer)
2016 film starring Amy Adams as a linguist who communicates with aliens
2017 Best Picture Oscar nominee based on a Ted Chiang novella about aliens and linguistics
1:58 for the duration of a 2016 Amy Adams sci-fi flick?
1966 Zsa Zsa Gabor comedy
1950's song hit with a foreign-language title
1958 Mario Lanza song
2012-'20 TV series about a superhero archer
2012-2020 CW show about a bow-wielding superhero
22nd word of the "Hamlet" soliloquy that starts "To be, or not to be"
1925 novel for which the author declined a Pulitzer Prize
1926 Pulitzer novel
2006 All-Star pitcher Bronson
18th letters
#33 on a table
1944 Cary Grant comedy
1944 film
14th-century European musical style
14th-century musical style
17,000-year-old find in France's Lascaux cave
1959 Masters winner whose name sounds like a gallery feature
1980s avant-garde synth band ___ of Noise
1998 Tony winner
1998 Tony winner for Best Play
1998 Tony-winning comedy
1998 Tony-winning play
1998 Tony-winning play about a painting
23A's forte
57th Street specialty.
'30s poster style
1920s architectural style
1920s style
1920s-'30s design style
1930's architectural style
1960s comedian Johnson
19th-century humorist Ward
'60s "Jeopardy!" host
1960s "Jeopardy!" host
1981 Moore/Minnelli film
1981 comedy or its 2011 remake
1981 hit film with a 5'3" lead actor
1981 movie with an Oscar-winning theme song
21st President
'70s tennis star
1970 Australian Open winner awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1993
1975 Wimbledon winner
"2001" co-screenwriter
1930's design style, formally?
1960s Supreme Court justice
1880s First Family
18-wheeler, to Brits
97-year-old entertainment personality who wrote "Old Age is Not for Sissies"
2003 Robot Hall of Fame inductee
2013 Lady Gaga album
1981 Dudley Moore comedy
1969 Belmont Stakes winner
1976 U.S. Medal of Freedom recipient
19th-century botanist Gray
19th-century American botanist
99 times out of 100
40th day after Easter
128-character set
7-bit code
2016 Solange album
2016 Solange album, whose title is an invitation to listen
100% reliable
1997 Best Picture nominee
1997 Jack Nicholson movie
"1977" Irish rockers
2022 Australian Open winner Barty, familiarly
1979 Caine-Ustinov film
1979 Caine/Ustinov adventure flick
1979 Michael Caine film
#1 tennis player of 1975
'60s-'70s tennis great Arthur
'68 US Open winner
'70s Wimbledon champ Arthur
'70s tennis champ
'70s tennis star Arthur
'75 Wimbledon champ
'75 Wimbledon winner
'80s Davis Cup captain
'82 Davis Cup captain
115. 1975 Wimbledon champ
17-time opponent of Borg in the 1970s
1965 NCAA tennis champ
1965 NCAA tennis champ Arthur
1966 NCAA men's singles and doubles tennis champion
1967 U.S. clay court champion
1968 Men s US Open tennis champ
1968 U.S. Open champ
1968 U.S. Open champ Arthur
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