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Film editor, at times, 6 letters
Garment district employee, 6 letters
Single-masted sailing vessel, 6 letters
Someone who cuts or carves stone, 6 letters
Someone who carves the meat, 6 letters
A boat for communication between ship and shore, 6 letters
A sailing vessel with a single mast set further back than the mast of a sloop, 6 letters
Coast Guard bet-taker?, 12 letters
Shipboard bet-taker?, 12 letters
Edward Scissorhands, for one?, 11 letters
Jack Benny's Enough!, 10 letters
Advice to a spendthrift?, 11 letters
The hair stylist tried to , 11 letters
Start acting independently, 10 letters
Remove Goethe from the syllabus?, 11 letters
Take a drop each hand*, 10 letters
Get rid of a condiment?, 13 letters
Hacked it, as a farmer?, 13 letters
Live up to expectations, 13 letters
Perform up to snuff, or better, 13 letters
The successful hot dog vendor could ___, 13 letters
Someone who murders by cutting the victim's throat, 9 letters
1995 Geena Davis movie, 15 letters
Methods used by corporate pirates?, 16 letters
Editor's job, often, 7 letters
Cause to stop operating by disengaging a switch, 7 letters
Divide a deck of cards into two parts to make selection difficult, 7 letters
Allow incision or separation, 7 letters
Perform or carry out, 7 letters
Record a performance on, 7 letters
Make a recording of, 7 letters
Create by recording electronically, 7 letters
Penetrate injuriously, 7 letters
Refuse to acknowledge, 7 letters
Shorten as if by severing the edges or ends of, 7 letters
Weed out unwanted or unnecessary things, 7 letters
Dissolve by breaking down the fat of, 7 letters
Reduce in scope while retaining essential elements, 7 letters
Lessen the strength or flavor of a solution or mixture, 7 letters
Grow through the gums, 7 letters
Make an abrupt change of image or sound, 7 letters
Have grow through the gums, 7 letters
Discharge from a group, 7 letters
A piece cut off from the main part of something, 7 letters
An excerpt cut from a newspaper or magazine, 7 letters
The division of a deck of cards before dealing, 7 letters
The act of penetrating or opening open with a sharp edge, 7 letters
The act of diluting something, 7 letters
Separate with or as if with an instrument, 7 letters
Make a reduction in, 7 letters
Pass through or across, 7 letters
Make an incision or separation, 7 letters
Form by probing, penetrating, or digging, 7 letters
Style and tailor in a certain fashion, 7 letters
Hit (a ball) with a spin so that it turns in the opposite direction, 7 letters
Intentionally fail to attend, 7 letters
Informal be able to manage or manage successfully, 7 letters
Give the appearance or impression of, 7 letters
Move, as of a fist in boxing, 7 letters
Pass directly and often in haste, 7 letters
Change direction abruptly, 7 letters
On a diet, perhaps, 15 letters
Part of a surgery degree?, 12 letters
Waiving defensive backs?, 14 letters
Reducing the autopsy staff?, 15 letters
British pop stars who did (I Just) Died In Your Arms, 11 letters
Exceedingly innovative, 11 letters
Like the latest technology, 11 letters
Tapping on the shoulder, perhaps, 9 letters
What changes a drum to a male cat?, 15 letters
'The surgery department's budget may have to be slashed,' Tom stated ___, 9 letters
Eliminating writer Erich?, 15 letters
Where the surgical theaters are?, 16 letters
*Risking detention, 13 letters
Pre-deal poker ritual, 15 letters
Separating the deck into two packets, after the shuffle*, 15 letters
Relative of a squid, 10 letters
___ the chase (stop beating around the bush), 5 letters
Film script words between scenes, 5 letters
Part of a screenplay directive, 5 letters
Screenplay directive, 5 letters
Words with the chase, 5 letters
Means to fiscal stability, 12 letters
Result of playing around with a knife on a patio?, 14 letters
Get right down to business, 13 letters
Police-movie script direction, 13 letters
Zero in on essentials, 13 letters
Suddenly show a punt in a filmed football game?, 12 letters
Herculean labor during a conversation, 13 letters
Popular Scotch, familiarly, 5 letters
Scotch with a ship on the label, for short, 5 letters