Of the Church of England: abbr., 4 letters
Approach to an article, 5 letters
Billiards player's concern, 5 letters
Billiards player's consideration, 5 letters
Catch some rays, maybe, 5 letters
Drop a line from a pier, say, 5 letters
Each one in a square is 90 degrees, 5 letters
Emulate Izaak Walton, 5 letters
Every conniver has one, 5 letters
Every corner or con man has one, 5 letters
Fish with a hook and line, 5 letters
Geometry calculation, 5 letters
Geometry class measurement, 5 letters
Geometry determination, 5 letters
Geometry measurement, 5 letters
It can be measured in radians, 5 letters
It can be measured with a protractor, 5 letters
It increases by degrees, 5 letters
It may be 90 degrees in geometry class, 5 letters
It may be acute or obtuse, 5 letters
It may be acute or right, 5 letters
It may be right or acute, 5 letters
It may be right, but not left, 5 letters
It might be acute or obtuse, 5 letters
It's a matter of degrees, 5 letters
It's measured in degrees, 5 letters
It's opposite the hypotenuse, 5 letters
It's sometimes right but always to a degree, 5 letters
Journalist's approach, 5 letters
Journalist's viewpoint, 5 letters
Northumbrian settler, 5 letters
Photographer's setup, 5 letters
Polar ___ (measurement in some coordinate systems), 5 letters
Protractor measurement, 5 letters
Reporter's approach, 5 letters
Seek slyly, with for, 5 letters
Stegner's Pulitzer novel ___ of Repose, 5 letters
This is measured in degrees, 5 letters
Two lines may make one, 5 letters
Use a fighting chair, 5 letters
Use a hook and line, 5 letters
Wallace Stegner's 1972 Pulitzer-winner ___ of Repose, 5 letters
Way of looking at something, 5 letters
What a protractor measures, 5 letters
What a sleazy promoter has, 5 letters
The space between two lines or planes that intersect, 5 letters
The inclination of one line to another, 5 letters
Measured in degrees or radians, 5 letters
A biased way of looking at or presenting something, 5 letters
Pro-Sharron jewelry?, 13 letters
Caught some rays, perhaps, 6 letters
Sought compliments, maybe, 6 letters
Used a hook and line, 6 letters
Set an Oscar-winning director at a slant?, 12 letters
Creation of a geometry-loving spider?, 9 letters
'Eat Drink Man Woman' director, 6 letters
'Lust, Caution' director, 6 letters
'Sense and Sensibility' director, 6 letters
'The Hulk' director, 6 letters
'The Ice Storm' director, 6 letters
'The Wedding Banquet' director, 6 letters
Best Director between Clint Eastwood and Martin Scorsese, 6 letters
Best Director of 2005, 6 letters
Brokeback Mountain director, 6 letters
Brokeback Mountain Oscar winner, 6 letters
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon director, 6 letters
Director from Taiwan, 6 letters
Director of 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon', 6 letters
Director of Brokeback Mountain, 6 letters
Director of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: 2 wds., 6 letters
Director of Eat Drink Man Woman, 6 letters
Director of Hulk and Taking Woodstock: 2 wds., 6 letters
Director of The Ice Storm, 6 letters
Director of The Wedding Banquet, 6 letters
Loser to Steven Soderbergh for Best Director of 2000, 6 letters
Oscar-winning director of 2005, 6 letters
Sense and Sensibility director, 1995, 6 letters
Taiwanese-American film director, 6 letters
Taking Woodstock director, 6 letters
Two-time Golden Lion winner, 6 letters
Winner of the 2000 Golden Globe for Best Director, 6 letters
Try to get, artfully, 8 letters
Vine of the milkweed family, 8 letters
Fighting-chair occupant, 6 letters
Fisherman's irritation about pool's closing (6), 6 letters
Fishing pole wielder, 6 letters
He goes after trout, 6 letters
Nasty glare encompassing Navy fisherman (6), 6 letters
One awaiting a catch, 6 letters
One in a fighting chair, 6 letters
One opening a can of worms?, 6 letters
One opening up a can of worms?, 6 letters
One playing the bass?, 6 letters
One who opens a can of worms?, 6 letters
One who's casting about?, 6 letters
One with a bass line, 6 letters
One with a hook, line and sinker, 6 letters
Rod-and-reel wielder, 6 letters
Someone who bends the rules at poker*, 6 letters
The hook brings him back, 6 letters
User of a line and hook, 6 letters
Fishes having large mouths with a wormlike filament attached for luring prey, 6 letters
A fisherman who uses a hook and line, 6 letters
Someone who schemes to gain an advantage, 6 letters
Hook and line users, 7 letters
Hook-and-line fishers, 7 letters
Hook, line and sinker types, 7 letters
Sport fishermen, e.g., 7 letters
They might catch a few rays, 7 letters
A goalie plays these, 6 letters
A triangle has three, 6 letters
Aspects of problems, 6 letters
Catches some rays, perhaps, 6 letters
Con-artist's stock in trade, 6 letters
Corner measurements, 6 letters
Finagler's concerns, 6 letters
Geometry calculations, 6 letters
Journalistic viewpoints, 6 letters
Journalists' quests, 6 letters
Protractor measurements, 6 letters
Quadrilateral quartet, 6 letters
Slanted points of view, 6 letters
They founded Northumbria, 6 letters
They're all right in squares, 6 letters
They're sometimes right, but never wrong, 6 letters
What intersecting lines create, 6 letters
Prepares to make a crooked vase, 10 letters
An island northwest of Wales, 8 letters
Nightcrawler, to some Northerners, 9 letters
Often surfaces when the ground is cool or wet, 9 letters
Used as bait by anglers, 9 letters
Terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil, 9 letters
'60s U.K. Ford model sold in USA, 6 letters
England, to a Roman, 6 letters
Land south of Hadrian's Wall, 6 letters
Latin name of England, 6 letters
The Latin name for England, 6 letters
Early English dialect, 7 letters
Old English dialect, 7 letters
One of the major dialects of Old English, 7 letters
Like some ancient Brits, 6 letters
Like some of the early English, 6 letters
Like the Archbishop of York, 8 letters
Of the Church of England, 8 letters
A Protestant who is a follower of Anglicanism, 8 letters
Book of Common Prayer readers, 9 letters
Church of England followers, 9 letters
Church of England group, 9 letters
A custom that is peculiar to England or its citizens, 9 letters
Convert Giovanni into John, e.g., 9 letters
Adapted a foreign word to English usage, 10 letters
Trying for trout, say, 7 letters
To incline or bend from a vertical position, 7 letters
Present with a bias, 7 letters
Fishing with a hook and line (and usually a pole), 7 letters
___-Arab (interbred horse), 5 letters
American in Paris, e.g., 5 letters
Combining form for a country, 5 letters
Latino's Yankee buddy, 5 letters
Like the Jets in West Side Story, 5 letters
Non-Hispanic in the Southwest, 5 letters
Non-Hispanic, in Hidalgo, 5 letters
Prefix with American, 5 letters
Stranger in Jalisco maybe, 5 letters
White guy stumbling along (5), 5 letters
Excessive attachment to English customs, 10 letters
Fetish for the British, 10 letters
Going bonkers for the British?, 10 letters
Obsession with Wills and Kate, say, 10 letters
An excessive enthusiasm for all things English, 10 letters
Settler after a conquest of 1066, 11 letters
Lover of a certain country., 10 letters
An admirer of England and things English, 10 letters
Americans in Paris, e.g., 6 letters
Latino's white American buddies, 6 letters
Non-Hispanic whites, 6 letters
Outsiders in the barrio, 6 letters
The Jets, to the Sharks, 6 letters
Yankees of the southwest, 6 letters
Battersea beauty shop?, 10 letters
Non-Hispanic instrument?, 8 letters
Combatant at the Battle of Hastings, 10 letters
Fifth century Briton, 10 letters
Early settlers in England, 11 letters
Norman Conquest subjects, 11 letters
Fighter craft shooter marketed to white people?, 11 letters
A bulldozer with an angled moldboard to push earth to one side, 10 letters
Fishes having large mouths with a wormlike filament attached for luring prey, 10 letters
An island northwest of Wales, 8 letters
Nymphalid butterfly having angular notches on the outer edges of the forewings, 9 letters
The faith and doctrine and practice of the Anglican Church, 11 letters
An admirer of England and things English, 9 letters
Exaggerated admiration for England and English customs, 11 letters
A person who hates England and everything English, 10 letters
Exaggerated dislike of England and English customs, 11 letters