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Aleta's son//Prince Valiant's son, 3 letters
Comic strip prince's son, 3 letters
Firstborn son of Valiant and Aleta, 3 letters
Foster son of the comics, 3 letters
Hal Foster comic character, 3 letters
Heir to the throne of Thule, in the comics, 3 letters
Noted sports agent Tellem, 3 letters
Prince Valiant character, 3 letters
Prince Valiant character who's married to Maeve, 3 letters
Prince Valiant prince, 3 letters
Prince Valiant s son, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's adopted son, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's boy, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's eldest, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's eldest son, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's first son, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's firstborn, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's heir, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's heir apparent, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's kid, 3 letters
Prince Valiant's scion, 3 letters
Royal son of comics, 3 letters
Royal son of the comics, 3 letters
Scottish alder tree, 3 letters
Son of Aleta, in the comics, 3 letters
Son of comic-strip royalty, 3 letters
Son of Prince Valiant, 3 letters
Son of Val and Aleta, 3 letters
Son of Valiant and Aleta, 3 letters
Sports agent Tellem, 3 letters
God Sends Sunday novelist ___ Bontemps, 4 letters
Harlem Renaissance poet Bontemps, 4 letters
Water buffalo of puzzledom, 4 letters
Babaloo bandleader Desi, 5 letters
Ball carrier, at times, 5 letters
Ball's comic partner, 5 letters
Ball's I Love Lucy costar, 5 letters
Classic TV's Ricardo, 5 letters
Co-founder of Desilu Productions, 5 letters
Cofounder of Desilu, 5 letters
Cuban-born TV producer, 5 letters
Desi of 'I Love Lucy', 5 letters
Desi who had a Ball, 5 letters
Desi who loved Lucy, 5 letters
Desi who married Lucille Ball, 5 letters
Family that had a Ball?, 5 letters
He had a ball with Ball, 5 letters
He made his 1940 film debut in Too Many Girls, 5 letters
He starred as himself in Cuban Pete, 1946, 5 letters
Holiday in Havana star, 5 letters
Holiday in Havana star, 1949, 5 letters
I Love Lucy co-star, 5 letters
I Love Lucy executive producer, 5 letters
I Love Lucy regular, 5 letters
Mambo bandleader Desi ___, 5 letters
Puente contemporary, 5 letters
Ricardo's portrayer, 5 letters
Ricky Ricardo portrayer, 5 letters
Singer-bandleader Desi, 5 letters
Sitcom pioneer Desi, 5 letters
The Untouchables producer, 5 letters
Too Many Girls actor on stage and screen, 5 letters
Former Panthers TE Bryan ___, 5 letters
___ Carlson (Minnesota govenor before Jesse Ventura), 4 letters
'Artaxerxes' composer, 4 letters
'Artaxerxes' composer Thomas, 4 letters
'Rosamond' composer, 4 letters
'Rule Britannia' composer, 4 letters
'Rule Britannia' composer Thomas, 4 letters
'Rule, Britannia' writer, 4 letters
18th century composer Thomas, 4 letters
18th-century English composer Thomas, 4 letters
1948 Chemistry Nobelist Tiselius, 4 letters
Alfred and Judith composer, 4 letters
Alfred composer, 1740, 4 letters
Barack Obama's Secretary of Education ___ Duncan, 4 letters
Barack's education secretary, 4 letters
Barack's secretary of education, 4 letters
Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind composer, 4 letters
British composer of Alfred, 4 letters
British composer Thomas, 4 letters
British composer: 1710-78, 4 letters
Composer of 'Alfred', 4 letters
Composer of Dido and Aeneas, 4 letters
Composer of Hail, Britannia, 4 letters
Composer of Rule Britannia, 4 letters
Composer of The Judgment of Paris, 4 letters
Composer of The Opera of Operas, 4 letters
Composer of the oratorio Judith, 4 letters
Comus composer Thomas, 4 letters
Comus penner Thomas, 4 letters
Contralto Susannah Maria ___ who debuted in her brother Thomas's first opera, 4 letters
Danish architect ___ Jacobsen, 4 letters
Danish designer Jacobsen, 4 letters
Dido and Aeneas composer, 4 letters
Drury Lane composer, 4 letters
Drury Lane composer of the 1700's, 4 letters
Drury Lane Theatre composer, 4 letters
Duncan appointed to the Obama cabinet, 4 letters
Education Secretary ___ Duncan, 4 letters
Egg chair designer Jacobsen, 4 letters
English composer buried at St. Paul's, 4 letters
English composer Thomas, 4 letters
English composer: 1710-78, 4 letters
Former Minnesota governor Carlson, 4 letters
Gov. Carlson of Minn., 4 letters
Gov. Carlson of Minnesota, 4 letters
Governor Carlson of Minnesota, 4 letters
Governor Carlson of MN, 4 letters
Handel contemporary, 4 letters
He composed Rule, Britannia, 4 letters
He wrote music for As You Like It and The Tempest, 4 letters
His first opera was Rosamund, 4 letters
Jesse Ventura's predecessor as Minnesota governor ___ Carlson, 4 letters
Jesse.s predecessor in Minnesota, 4 letters
Judith composer Thomas, 4 letters
King Alfred composer, 4 letters
March of the British Grenadiers composer, 4 letters
Margaret's successor as Secretary of Education, 4 letters
Masque of Alfred composer, 4 letters
Minnesota ex-governor Carlson, 4 letters
Minnesota gov. Carlson, 4 letters
Minnesota governor before Jesse, 4 letters
Minnesota's Carlson, 4 letters
Mother of Boeotus, in mythology, 4 letters
Nobelist Tiselius: 1948, 4 letters
Norwegian composer Nordheim, 4 letters
Norwegian writer Garborg, 4 letters
Obama education secretary ___ Duncan, 4 letters
Olympic gold-medal swimmer ___ Borg, 4 letters
Outgoing governor Garison, who'll be succeeded by Jesse Ventura, 4 letters
Rise, Glory, Rise composer, 4 letters
Rule Britannia songwriter, 4 letters
Rule, Britannia conductor, 4 letters
Rule, Brittania composer, 4 letters
Scandanavian man's name, 4 letters
Secretary of Education Duncan, 4 letters
Swedish Chemistry Nobelist Tiselius, 4 letters
Swedish miler Andersson, 4 letters
The Masque of Alfred composer, 4 letters
Thomas and Sally composer, 4 letters
Thomas of Drury Lane, 4 letters
Tom Thumb composer Thomas, 4 letters
Where the Bee Sucks composer, 4 letters
Where the Bee Sucks composer Thomas, 4 letters
Brightest star in Lepus, 5 letters
Female water buffalo, 5 letters
Wild female water buffalo, 5 letters
Brand of cellulose fiber, 5 letters
Cellulose fiber brand, 5 letters
Cellulose triacetate brand, 5 letters
Former synthetic fiber, 5 letters
Journey's new frontman Pineda, 5 letters
Old fiber brand used in sharkskin fabric, 5 letters
Shrink-resistant fiber, 5 letters
Synthetic fabric from Hoecsht Celanese, 5 letters
Synthetic fiber brand, 5 letters
Vintage synthetic fabric, 5 letters
Composer Thomas's clan, 5 letters
English composer and family, 5 letters
Musical British siblings, 5 letters
Nordheim and Carlson, 5 letters
Rule Britannia composer's family, 5 letters
'Gunsmoke' star James, 6 letters
'The Thing' portrayer James, 6 letters
6'7 TV star of 1955-75, 6 letters
Actor in Hondo (1953), 6 letters
Actor who encountered snares, 6 letters
Actor who played the Thing in The Thing, 6 letters
Brother of actor Graves, 6 letters
Brother of Peter Graves, 6 letters
Dillon portrayer of old TV, 6 letters
He played a partial Dillon in the mast, 6 letters
He played Marshal Dillon, 6 letters
He played the Thing in 'The Thing From Another World', 6 letters
He played The Thing in 1951, 6 letters
He played the Thing in The Thing, 6 letters
He played The Thing, 1951, 6 letters
He was The Thing (1951), 6 letters
James in many westerns, 6 letters
James of 'Gunsmoke', 6 letters
Longtime Blake costar, 6 letters
Longtime TV western star, 6 letters
Marshal Dillon portrayer, 6 letters
Matt Dillon portrayer, 6 letters
Matt Dillon portrayer James, 6 letters
Peter Graves' brother, 6 letters
Peter Graves's brother James, 6 letters
Star of TV's How the West Was Won, 6 letters
Title character portrayer in Thing From Another World, 6 letters
Whitmore's Them! co-star, 6 letters
English composer's trap?, 10 letters
Actor Will of Up All Night, 6 letters
Amy Poehler's husband Will, 6 letters
Arrested Development star Will, 6 letters
Belgian TV network reporter, 6 letters
CNN correspondent Peter, 6 letters
CNN Desert Storm journalist, 6 letters
CNN Desert Storm reporter, 6 letters
CNN Gulf War reporter, 6 letters
CNN reporter Peter ___, 6 letters
CNN reporter who gained fame during the bombing of Baghdad, 6 letters
Desert Storm correspondent, 6 letters
Desert Storm journalist, 6 letters
Desert Storm newsbreaker Peter, 6 letters
Desert Storm reporter, 6 letters
Desert Storm reporter Peter, 6 letters
Former CNN newsman Peter, 6 letters
Gulf War correspondent, 6 letters
Gulf War correspondent Peter, 6 letters
Gulf War reporter Peter, 6 letters
Live From the Battlefield author, 6 letters
Noted TV war correspondent, 6 letters
Peter who wrote Live From the Battlefield, 6 letters
Pulitzer-winning journalist Peter, 6 letters
Pulitzer-winning reporter Peter, 6 letters
TV journalist Peter, 6 letters
War correspondent Peter, 6 letters
Will of Arrested Development, 6 letters
Will who played Gob Bluth, 6 letters
Newsman Peter and others, 7 letters
Dutch city on the Rhine, 6 letters
Wild female buffalo, 4 letters
___ montana (homeopathic remedy), 6 letters
Balm for aches and pains, 6 letters
Bright yellow rayed flower, 6 letters
Flower tincture once used as a salve, 6 letters
Flowering plant with healing properties, 6 letters
Long-stemmed yellow flower, 6 letters
Sunflower relative with healing properties, 6 letters
Tincture for bruises, 6 letters
Yellow-flowered herb, 6 letters
Yellow-flowered perennial, 6 letters
Yellow-flowered plant, 6 letters
Any of various rhizomatous usually perennial plants of the genus Arnica, 6 letters
An ointment used in treating bruises, 6 letters
Used especially in treating bruises, 6 letters
Lotions for treating sprains, 7 letters
Ointments for bruises, 7 letters
Plants stored in air cans, 7 letters
Sprain applications, 7 letters
Thistle-family herbs, 7 letters
___ & Jack (1998 golf book), 5 letters
___ Becker of L.A. Law, 5 letters
___ Becker, L.A. Law role, 5 letters
'70s Herschel Bernardi sitcom, 5 letters
'L.A. Law' character ___ Becker, 5 letters
1970s Bernardi sitcom, 5 letters
Aardvark on Boner's Ark, 5 letters
Army leader for nearly 50 years, 5 letters
Athlete with an army, 5 letters
Beloved PGA nickname, 5 letters
Bernsen role on L.A. Law, 5 letters
California governor, familiarly, 5 letters
California governor's nickname, 5 letters
Contemporary of Gary and Jack, 5 letters
Contemporary of Jack and Gary, 5 letters
Corbin Bernsen role in L.A. Law, 5 letters
Corbin on 'L.A. Law', 5 letters
Corbin's L.A. Law role, 5 letters
Dan's buddy on 'Roseanne', 5 letters
Emmy-nominated sitcom of the early 1970s, 5 letters
Ex-Packer QB Herber, 5 letters
Famed footballer Weinmeister, 5 letters
First name in legendary golfers, 5 letters
First PGA golfer to win $1 million, to friends, 5 letters
Football Hall-of- Famer Herber, 5 letters
Football's Flash Herber, 5 letters
Former nickname for The Governator, 5 letters
Four-time Masters champion, to fans, 5 letters
Four-time Masters winner, familiarly, 5 letters
Gilbert Grape's brother, 5 letters
Golf great Palmer, to pals, 5 letters
Golf great, to his fans, 5 letters
Golf great's nickname, 5 letters
Golf legend's nickname, 5 letters
Golf's Palmer, informally, 5 letters
Golf's Palmer, to friends, 5 letters
Golfer Palmer, familiarly, 5 letters
Golfer Palmer, to fans, 5 letters
Golfer Palmer, to his army, 5 letters
Golfer Palmer, to his fans, 5 letters
Golfer Palmer's nickname, 5 letters
Golfer with an army, 5 letters
Golfing great Palmer, to fans, 5 letters
Golfing rival of Jack and Gary, 5 letters
Gray's successor, in California, 5 letters
Hall of Fame footballers Herber or Weinmeister, 5 letters
Hall of Fame receiver Herber, 5 letters
Hall-of-Famer Herber, 5 letters
He and Tiger are in the P.G.A., 5 letters
He governs Cahleefohnya, 5 letters
He has his own army, 5 letters
He led an army in the PGA, 5 letters
He uses the Palmer method, 5 letters
Herschel Bernardi sitcom, 5 letters
Immortal PGA nickname, 5 letters
Jack and Lee's golf partner, 5 letters
Jazz saxophonist Lawrence, 5 letters
Lawyer Becker of L.A. Law, 5 letters
Leader of a golf army, 5 letters
Leader of a sporting army, 5 letters
Legendary golfer's nickname, 5 letters
Leonardo's role in What's Eating Gilbert Grape, 5 letters
Links legend Palmer, 5 letters
Links legend, informally, 5 letters
Links rival of Jack, 5 letters
Links-legend nickname, 5 letters
Linkster with an army, 5 letters
Morton who founded Morton's Steak House, 5 letters
Morton who founded Morton's steakhouses, 5 letters
Morton who founded The Steakhouse restaurants, 5 letters
Much-admired golfer, 5 letters
NFL Hall-of-Famer Herber, 5 letters
Nickname for golfer Palmer, 5 letters
Nickname for golfing legend Palmer, 5 letters
Nickname for The King, 5 letters
Nickname in the Senior P.G.A., 5 letters
Nickname of a golf legend, 5 letters
Nonmilitary army leader?, 5 letters
One of Gary's rivals, 5 letters
Palmer from Latrobe, PA, 5 letters
Palmer of golf, familiarly, 5 letters
Palmer of golf, to fans, 5 letters
Palmer of the links, 5 letters
Palmer with an army, 5 letters
Palmer with his own army, 5 letters
Palmer, to golf fans, 5 letters
Palmer, to his Army, 5 letters
Palmer, to his fans, 5 letters
PGA great with an army, 5 letters
PGA Hall of Fame nickname, 5 letters
PGA legend's nickname, 5 letters
PGA star with an army, 5 letters
Player with an army, 5 letters
Roxanne's boss on L.A. Law, 5 letters
Saxophonist ___ Lawrence, 5 letters
Schwarzenegger, to pals, 5 letters
The Governator, familiarly, 5 letters
The Governator, to pals, 5 letters
The Governator, to the media, 5 letters
The Governator/Gropenator, 5 letters
The King of golf, to fans, 5 letters
Tom's part on Roseanne, 5 letters
Tom's Roseanne role, 5 letters
Lawyer created by Steven Bochco and played by Corbin Bernsen, 11 letters
Four-time Masters champ, 11 letters
Pilgrim becomes golfer, 11 letters
Helicopter traffic guy on The Simpsons, 8 letters
___ Army (links group), 6 letters
___ Army (Palmer's fans), 6 letters
___ Army (Palmer's following), 6 letters
___ Army (some golf fans), 6 letters
___ Army, of golf fans, 6 letters
Golfer Palmer et al., 6 letters
Followers of a links legend, 10 letters
Where the Governator works out?, 7 letters
German romantic poet: 1781-1831, 5 letters
'A Room With a View' view, 4 letters
'New Yorker' cartoonist, 4 letters
1966 Florentine flooder, 4 letters
A Room With a View river, 4 letters
Big-bang physicist Penzias, 4 letters
Cartoon great Peter, 4 letters
Cartoonist who drew many a New Yorker cover, 4 letters
Cartoonist who first said back to the old drawing board, 4 letters
Classic New Yorker cartoonist, 4 letters
Classic New Yorker cartoonist Peter, 4 letters
Classical Italian typeface, 4 letters
European river known for disastrous floods, 4 letters
Flooded river of 1966, 4 letters
Florence's waterfront, 4 letters
Flower through Florence, 4 letters
Flower under the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
Illustrator of more than 100 New Yorker covers, 4 letters
It flooded Florence in 1966, 4 letters
It flows by Florence, 4 letters
It flows from Florence to Pisa, 4 letters
It flows near the Piazzale Michelangelo, 4 letters
It flows past Florence, 4 letters
It flows through Florence, 4 letters
It flows under the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
It has banks in Florence, 4 letters
It's under the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
Italian river to the Ligurian Sea, 4 letters
Italy's fertile Val d'___, 4 letters
Lady in the Shower cartoonist, 4 letters
Lady in the Shower cartoonist Peter, 4 letters
Late cartoonist Peter, 4 letters
Late satirical cartoonist, 4 letters
Ligurian Sea feeder, 4 letters
Ligurian Sea tributary, 4 letters
Longtime New Yorker cartoonist, 4 letters
Longtime New Yorker cartoonist Peter, 4 letters
Man in the Shower cartoonist, 4 letters
Memorable cartoonist, 4 letters
New Yorker cartoonist Peter, 4 letters
New Yorker illustrator Peter, 4 letters
Oscar Wilde poem By the ___, 4 letters
Part of the view in 'A Room With a View', 4 letters
Peter ___, classic cartoonist for The New Yorker, 4 letters
Peter the cartoonist, 4 letters
Physics Nobelist Penzias, 4 letters
Ponte Vecchio river, 4 letters
Principal river of Tuscany, 4 letters
River bridged by the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
River connected by canal to the Tiber, 4 letters
River connected to the Tiber by canal, 4 letters
River crossed by the Ponte Santa Trinita, 4 letters
River crossed by the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
River flowing west from central Italy to the Ligurian Sea, 4 letters
River just south of Pisa, 4 letters
River known for disastrous floods, 4 letters
River near the Leaning Tower, 4 letters
River near the Uffizi, 4 letters
River of central Italy, 4 letters
River running under the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
River spanned by the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
River straddled by Florence, 4 letters
River that flooded Florence in 1966, 4 letters
River that flows through Florence, 4 letters
River that rises in Monte Falterona, 4 letters
River that runs by the Uffizi, 4 letters
River that runs near the Leaning Tower of Pisa, 4 letters
River that runs through Florence, 4 letters
River through Florence, 4 letters
River to the Ligurian Sea, 4 letters
River under Florence's Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
River under the Ponte Santa Trinita, 4 letters
River under the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
River visible from the Uffizi Gallery, 4 letters
River with historic flooding in 1966, 4 letters
Satiric cartoonist Peter, 4 letters
Sight from the top of the Leaning Tower, 4 letters
The Chiani flows into it, 4 letters
The New Yorker cartoonist, 4 letters
The New Yorker cartoonist Peter, 4 letters
The Piazzale Michelangelo affords a view of it, 4 letters
The Ponte alle Grazie spans it, 4 letters
The Ponte Santa Trinita spans it, 4 letters
The Ponte Vecchio bridges it, 4 letters
The Ponte Vecchio crosses it, 4 letters
The Ponte Vecchio spans it, 4 letters
Typeface named after an Italian river, 4 letters
Uffizi Gallery courtyard sight, 4 letters
View from A Room With a View, 4 letters
View from the Leaning Tower, 4 letters
View from the Piazzale Michelangelo, 4 letters
View from the Ponte Vecchio, 4 letters
View from the Uffizi, 4 letters
What the Ponte Vecchio crosses, 4 letters
American Revolution general Benedict who became a traitor in 1780, 6 letters
Big name in traitors, 6 letters
Carl's Predator costar, 6 letters
Composer Schoenberg, 6 letters
Corbin Bernsen plays ___ Becker, 6 letters
Country music's Tennessee Plowboy, 6 letters
Dover Beach poet Matthew, 6 letters
First General of the Air Force, 6 letters
First name among governors, 6 letters
First name among state governors, 6 letters
First name in action films, 6 letters
First name in California politics, 6 letters
First name in Hollywood he-men, 6 letters
First name of California's Governator, 6 letters
First name of the Governator, 6 letters
Gov. Schwarzenegger, 6 letters
Governor after Gray, 6 letters
Governor Schwarzenegger, 6 letters
Gray's successor, in California, 6 letters
Happy Days malt shop owner, 6 letters
Leader of a 1775 invasion of Canada, 6 letters
Noted Mr. Universe, familiarly, 6 letters
Palmer of the links, 6 letters
Palmer, the first golfer to reach $1 million in earnings, 6 letters
Red Auerbach's real first name, 6 letters
Revolution turncoat, 6 letters
Schwarzenegger of film and politics, 6 letters
Schwarzenegger, who played Mr. Freeze, 6 letters
Senator Vinick's first name on The West Wing, 6 letters
Singer Eddy, born May 15, 6 letters
The pig on Green Acres, 6 letters
English poet and literary critic (1822-1888), 6 letters
American general and traitor in the American Revolution, 6 letters
In 1780 his plan to surrender West Point to the British was foiled (1741-1801), 6 letters
Tom, Dick and Harry, 21 letters
TV character who lived at 679 Park Avenue, Manhattan, 13 letters
Matthew or Benedict, 8 letters
1958 winner of the Masters, 12 letters
Captain of the US team in the 1996 Presidents Cup, 12 letters
Four-time Masters winner, 12 letters
Winner of four Masters titles, 12 letters
Hall of Fame golfer who invented the all-plastic club?, 13 letters
Popular golf course dog?, 16 letters
Belonging to Schwarzenegger, 7 letters
Happy Days malt shop, 7 letters
Roseanne's former in-laws, 7 letters
Schwarzenegger and Palmer, 7 letters
Where Joanie sang with Leather Tuscadero, 7 letters
Where Leather Tuscadero performed Johnny B. Goode, 7 letters
Where Richie first met Laverne and Shirley, 7 letters
Happy Days hangout, 14 letters
Richie, Potsie and Ralph hang out there, 14 letters
Cartoonists named Peter, 10 letters
Ligurian Sea feeder, 9 letters
A river and a cartoonist, 5 letters
Actor Sig and cartoonist Peter, 5 letters
Some early New Yorker cartoons, 5 letters
Longtime TV medical correspondent Bob, 5 letters
Author of The Dollmaker, 5 letters