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___ the matter at hand..., 4 letters
... marching ___ war, 4 letters
...___ fill so great a multitude? (Matt. 15:33), 4 letters
Concerning, in a memo, 4 letters
Phrase found in memos, 4 letters
Regarding, in legalese, 4 letters
Regarding, in memos, 4 letters
Two words meaning regarding, 4 letters
Regarding the price, 8 letters
Elaine the Fair's home in Arthurian legend, 7 letters
Elaine, Lily Maid of ___, 7 letters
Elaine's home, in Arthurian legend, 7 letters
Elaine's home, in Arthurian romance, 7 letters
English town in Arthurian legend, 7 letters
Home of Elaine in Arthurian legend, 7 letters
Locale in Arthurian legend, 7 letters
Resort to atlas for lily maid's home, 7 letters
The lily maid of ___ (Elaine, to Tennyson), 7 letters
The lily maid of ___ (Tennyson's Elaine), 7 letters
Town in Arthurian legend, 7 letters
Whence Elaine, in Arthurian lore, 7 letters
Whence lily maid Elaine, 7 letters
Part of many an autobiography's author credit, 8 letters
Words on some autobiographies, 8 letters
End of the quotation, 10 letters
___ Magna (annual early-music festival), 5 letters
___ Martin ('Goldfinger' car), 5 letters
___ Martin (007 auto), 5 letters
___ Martin (007 car), 5 letters
___ Martin (Bond car), 5 letters
___ Martin (Bond film car), 5 letters
___ Martin (Bond's wheels), 5 letters
___ Martin (British auto), 5 letters
___ Martin (British automaker), 5 letters
___ Martin (British car company), 5 letters
___ Martin (British car make), 5 letters
___ Martin (British car), 5 letters
___ Martin (British sports car), 5 letters
___ Martin (car for 007), 5 letters
___ Martin (car maker), 5 letters
___ Martin (car with a cloaking device in Die Another Day), 5 letters
___ Martin (classic auto), 5 letters
___ Martin (classic car), 5 letters
___ Martin (James Bond car), 5 letters
___ Martin (James Bond's auto), 5 letters
___ Martin (luxury car brand), 5 letters
___ Martin (luxury car), 5 letters
___ Martin (sports car), 5 letters
___ Martin, James Bond's Goldfinger car, 5 letters
___ Villa (English football club), 5 letters
___ Villa (soccer team in England's Premier League), 5 letters
___-Martin (Jaguar rival, at Le Mans), 5 letters
___-Martin (vintage racing car), 5 letters
1922 Chemistry Nobelist, 5 letters
Bond's Goldfinger car, ___ Martin, 5 letters
Chemistry Nobelist: 1922, 5 letters
English physicist Francis W., 5 letters
First name in British sports cars, 5 letters
First name in luxury cars, 5 letters
First name in sports cars, 5 letters
Front of 007's car?, 5 letters
James Bond's car ___ Martin, 5 letters
London architect Webb, 5 letters
Luxury car ___ Martin, 5 letters
Martin's car partner, 5 letters
Nobelist in Chemistry: 1922, 5 letters
Ozzy Osbourne's birthplace, 5 letters
Part of a British car, 5 letters
Philadelphia suburb, 5 letters
Starter of James Bond's car?, 5 letters
___ for Danny Fisher: Robbins, 6 letters
...let him first cast ___ at her, 6 letters
Robbins' ___ for Danny Fisher, 6 letters
What you can't get blood out of, 6 letters
...within ___ throw, 7 letters
Very little distance, 12 letters
Blow away, in a sense, 8 letters
Strike with surprise, 8 letters
Surprise: author Morrison's sitting in tree (8), 8 letters
Hold a surprise party for Scorsese?, 14 letters
The feeling that accompanies something extremely surprising, 12 letters
Agent 007's ride in Die Another Day (5,6), 11 letters
Ain't No Such Thing ___ Much Amy Wong, 5 letters
Put ___ to (halt): 2 wds., 5 letters
Put ___ to (terminate), 5 letters
___ Place (stop after Bleecker Street on the uptown 6 train), 5 letters
'The Maltese Falcon' actress, 5 letters
19th-century fur trade monopolist, 5 letters
19th-century tycoon John Jacob ___, 5 letters
20's-40's actress Mary, 5 letters
Actress in The Maltese Falcon, 5 letters
Actress Mary in Dodsworth, 5 letters
Actress Mary of Cass Timberlane, 5 letters
America's first millionaire, 5 letters
America's richest man in 1848, 5 letters
America's richest man, circa 1848, 5 letters
American capitalist John Jacob, 5 letters
American Fur Co. founder, 1808, 5 letters
American Fur Company founder, 5 letters
American fur trader, 5 letters
Argentine composer Piazzolla, 5 letters
At his death in 1848, he was the richest person in the U.S., 5 letters
Big name in philanthropy, 5 letters
Bogart costar of '41, 5 letters
Bogart told her You're good...you're very good in The Maltese Falcon, 5 letters
Capitalist John Jacob, 5 letters
Dodsworth co-star Mary, 5 letters
Early American capitalist John Jacob, 5 letters
Early American magnate, 5 letters
Early American merchant, 5 letters
Early American millionaire, 5 letters
Early American tycoon, 5 letters
Early fur trader John Jacob, 5 letters
Early multimillionaire John Jacob, 5 letters
Early tycoon John Jacob ___, 5 letters
Early U.S. capitalist, 5 letters
Famed name in financing, 5 letters
Famed Titanic casualty, 5 letters
Famous fur trader Jacob, 5 letters
Fellow famous for fur, 5 letters
Financier aboard the Titanic, 5 letters
Financier John Jacob, 5 letters
Financier sounds flowery, 5 letters
First female in Parliament, 5 letters
First female member of Parliament, 5 letters
First female Parliamentarian, 5 letters
First lady in Parliament, 5 letters
First U.S. multimillionaire, 5 letters
First woman in Britain's House of Commons, 5 letters
First woman in Parliament, 5 letters
First woman in the British Parliament, 5 letters
First woman in the House of Commons, 5 letters
First woman to sit in Parliament, 5 letters
Former N.Y.C. hotel, 5 letters
Former N.Y.C. meeting place, 5 letters
Founder of the American Fur Company, 5 letters
Fur capitalist John Jacob, 5 letters
Fur magnate John Jacob, 5 letters
Fur merchant John Jacob, 5 letters
Fur merchant of note, 5 letters
Fur trader John Jacob, 5 letters
Fur tycoon John Jacob, 5 letters
Fur-fortune financier, 5 letters
Furrier of fame and fortune, 5 letters
He found his fortune in furs, 5 letters
He was America's richest person when he died in 1848, 5 letters
Historical fur trader, 5 letters
John Jacob ___ (first U.S. millionaire), 5 letters
John Jacob -- (fur king), 5 letters
John Jacob of financial fame, 5 letters
John Jacob who made a fortune in fur trading, 5 letters
Lady ___, first woman to sit in British Parliament, 5 letters
Lady Nancy of Britain, 5 letters
Lady who reportedly exchanged barbs with Churchill, 5 letters
Lady who was a friend of Shaw, 5 letters
Landlord of New York, 5 letters
Late socialite Brooke ___, 5 letters
Manhattan's ___ Place, 5 letters
Manhattan's ___ Place Theatre, 5 letters
Manhattan's ___ Place, named for a wealthy early American, 5 letters
Mary from Quincy, III., 5 letters
Mary in The Great Lie, 5 letters
Mary in The Maltese Falcon, 5 letters
Mary of Don Juan, 1926, 5 letters
Mary of The Maltese Falcon, 1941, 5 letters
Mary who wrote the autobiographical A Life on Film, 5 letters
Mary, of 'The Maltese Falcon', 5 letters
Memorable Bogart costar, 5 letters
Millionaire aboard the Titanic, 5 letters
Millionaire on the Titanic, 5 letters
Name in American philanthropy, 5 letters
Nancy ___, first female member of the British Parliament, 5 letters
Nancy, the first woman in Parliament, 5 letters
New York City's ___ Place, 5 letters
New York library sponsor John Jacob, 5 letters
New York Place name, 5 letters
New York Public Library benefactor, 5 letters
New York Public Library cofounder John Jacob, 5 letters
New York society name, 5 letters
New York's ___ Place, 5 letters
New York's historic ___ Library, 5 letters
Notable Titanic casualty, 5 letters
Noted capitalist John Jacob, 5 letters
Noted millionaire on the Titanic, 5 letters
Noted Titanic casualty, 5 letters
Pacific Fur Company founder, 5 letters
Philanthropic family name, 5 letters
Philanthropist Brooke, 5 letters
Place in New York City, 5 letters
Place name in Manhattan, 5 letters
Place name in New York, 5 letters
Place that intersects Broadway, 5 letters
Prominent 19th century family, 5 letters
Prominent patron of Poe, 5 letters
Richest man on the Titanic, 5 letters
She played O'Shaughnessy opposite Bogart's Spade, 5 letters
Tango composer Piazzolla, 5 letters
Tango giant Piazzolla, 5 letters
The Great Lie Oscar winner, 5 letters
The Great Lie Oscar winner Mary, 5 letters
The Maltese Falcon actress Mary, 5 letters
The Maltese Falcon co-star, 5 letters
The Maltese Falcon co-star Mary, 5 letters
The Maltese Falcon's Mary, 5 letters
Titanic casualty John Jacob IV, 5 letters
Titanic passenger John Jacob ___, 5 letters
Titanic victim John Jacob ___, 5 letters
Tycoon on the Titanic, 5 letters
US fur merchant 1763-1848, 5 letters
V.I.P. on the Titanic's casualty list, 5 letters
Wealthiest Titanic passenger, 5 letters
Wealthy fur merchant, 5 letters
Wealthy Titanic casualty, 5 letters
American capitalist (born in Germany) who made a fortune in fur trading (1763-1848), 5 letters
Where Mimmsie Starr got pinched, in a Cole Porter lyric, 8 letters
City named for a fur trader, 7 letters
City named for a furrier, 7 letters
City near the mouth of the Columbia River, 7 letters
City on the Columbia, 7 letters
City on the Columbia River, 7 letters
City on the mouth of the Columbia River, 7 letters
Columbia River city, 7 letters
Columbia River port, 7 letters
Early Northwest trading town, 7 letters
Home to Sara, I gather, 7 letters
Neighbor of Sunnyside in New York, 7 letters
New York hotel name part, 7 letters
New York's Waldorf-___, 7 letters
Northernmost Oregon city, 7 letters
Oldest U.S. settlement west of the Rockies, 7 letters
Oregon city near the mouth of the Columbia, 7 letters
Oregon coastal city, 7 letters
Oregon trading post, 7 letters
Port named for a fur merchant, 7 letters
Port on the Columbia River, 7 letters
Queens neighborhood, 7 letters
Residential section of Queens, 7 letters
Seaport in northwest Oregon, 7 letters
Seat of Clatsop County, Oregon, 7 letters
Section of Queens, N.Y., 7 letters
The Waldorf-___ Hotel, 7 letters
Tony Bennett's birthplace, 7 letters
Western port named for a fur tycoon, 7 letters
Where Tony Bennett hails from, 7 letters
2 Mary and John Jacob, 6 letters
Couple on the Titanic, 6 letters
Famed furrier's family, 6 letters
Family once called landlords of New York, 6 letters
Famous furrier's philanthropic family, 6 letters
Fur merchant family, 6 letters
John Jacob and Brooke, 6 letters
John Jacob and Mary, 6 letters
John Jacob and Nancy, 6 letters
Noted entrepreneurial family, 6 letters
Noted family in philanthropy, 6 letters
Noted family of financiers and philanthropists, 6 letters
Noted New York family that made its fortune in furs, 6 letters
Noted Titanic couple, 6 letters
Philanthropic family, 6 letters
Rich couple on the Titanic, 6 letters
Wealthy turn-of-the-century family, 6 letters
Rod Stewart: Every Picture Tells ___, 6 letters
Knock the socks off, 7 letters