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Se ___ a Fe L'Amo - Kere Kere (Santana song), 3 letters
American Samoa's non-voting congressional delegate ___ Faleomavaega, 3 letters
American Samoa's shadow congressman ___ Faleomavaega, 3 letters
Representive-at-Large from American Samoa ___ Faleovamaega, 3 letters
'40s-'50s digital computer, 5 letters
Giant Brain of 1946, 5 letters
Giant Brain of the 1940s, 5 letters
Giant Brain unveiled in 1946, 5 letters
18,000-tube 30-ton monster of the '40s, 5 letters
1946 high-tech unveiling, 5 letters
1946 high-tech unveiling at the Univ. of Pennsylvania, 5 letters
1946 high-tech wonder, 5 letters
27-ton device first used in calculations for the hydrogen bomb, 5 letters
30-ton military brain, 5 letters
Acronymic computer of the 1940s, 5 letters
Ancestor of the modern digital computer, 5 letters
Ancestor of today's computers, 5 letters
Calculating 30-ton monster of the '40s, 5 letters
Computer developed at University of Pennsylvania, 5 letters
Computer developed in the 1940s, 5 letters
Computer granddaddy, 5 letters
Computer of the '40s, 5 letters
Computer that contained 17,468 vacuum tubes, 5 letters
Computer that debuted in 1946, 5 letters
Computer that was designed to calculate W.W.II artillery firing tables, 5 letters
Computer unveiled in 1946, 5 letters
Computer with 18,000 vacuum tubes, 5 letters
Dinosaur of the info age, 5 letters
Early 27 ton computing device, 5 letters
Early computer (or actor Michael backward), 5 letters
Early computer acronym, 5 letters
Early computer that weighed 30 tons, 5 letters
Early computer-age acronym, 5 letters
Early computing acronym, 5 letters
Early digital computer, 5 letters
Early mainframe name, 5 letters
Early supercomputer, 5 letters
Early, 30-ton computer, 5 letters
First all-purpose digital computer, 5 letters
First digital computer, 5 letters
First electronic computer, 5 letters
First electronic computer, unveiled in 1946, 5 letters
Granddaddy of all computers, 5 letters
Granddaddy of all modern computers, 5 letters
Granddaddy of computers, 5 letters
Granddaddy of digital computers, 5 letters
Granddaddy of modern computers, 5 letters
Great-great grand-dad of a Gateway, 5 letters
Historic name in supercomputers, 5 letters
Huge 1940s computer, 5 letters
Huge computer of the 1940s, 5 letters
Huge computer unveiled in 1946, 5 letters
Machine that was called the Giant Brain, 5 letters
Massive early computer, 5 letters
Massive old computer, 5 letters
Military computer built under the codename Project PX, 5 letters
Old 30-ton computer, 5 letters
One of the first computers, 5 letters
PC's great-grandfather, 5 letters
Pioneer computer of 1946, 5 letters
Pioneering 1940's computer, 5 letters
Pioneering 1940s computer that six women did most of the programming for, 5 letters
Pioneering computer, 5 letters
Pioneering computer, for short, 5 letters
Prototypical computer, 5 letters
Revolutionary computer, 5 letters
Room-sized computer, 5 letters
So-called Giant Brain of 1946, 5 letters
Subject of the 1973 Honeywell v. Sperry Rand case, 5 letters
Supercomputer built at the University of Pennsylvania, 5 letters
Tech marvel of the 1940s, 5 letters
Technological debut of 1946, 5 letters
The first digital computer, 5 letters
Thirty-ton computer, 5 letters
U.of Penn. early computer, 5 letters
UNIVAC I predecessor, 5 letters
UNIVAC's forerunner, 5 letters
Univac's predecessor, 5 letters
World's first computer, 5 letters
World's first large-scale computer, 5 letters
___ Blyton, children's author, 4 letters
___ Kent (Nurse Bigelow portrayer on M*A*S*H), 4 letters
'Idylls of the King' woman, 4 letters
'National Velvet' author Bagnold, 4 letters
I dare 'em to nest in ___, Oklahoma (final line of Jurassic Park III), 4 letters
Idylls of the King character, 4 letters
Idylls of the King figure, 4 letters
Idylls of the King lady, 4 letters
Idylls of the King name, 4 letters
In the Region of the Summer Stars band, 4 letters
National Velvet novelist Bagnold, 4 letters
National Velvet writer Bagnold, 4 letters
Tarzan actress Markey, 4 letters
The Chalk Garden author Bagnold, 4 letters
The Chalk Garden dramatist Bagnold, 4 letters
The Chalk Garden playwright Bagnold, 4 letters
The Naughtiest Girl series author Blyton, 4 letters
Touch Me band The ___, 4 letters
Arthurian character, 4 letters
Author Bagnold (National Velvet), 4 letters
Author Bagnold or Blyton, 4 letters
Author Blyton of The Famous Five series, 4 letters
Author Blyton or Bagnold, 4 letters
Bagnold goes back to eat, 4 letters
Bagnold of The Chalk Garden, 4 letters
Bagnold, the author, 4 letters
Ballad on Barenaked Ladies' greatest hits album, 4 letters
Barenaked Ladies ballad with the line we never really knew each other anyway, 4 letters
Barenaked Ladies song, 4 letters
Barenaked Ladies song from Gordon, 4 letters
Barenaked Ladies song off Gordon, 4 letters
Barenaked Ladies song on the album Gordon, 4 letters
Barenaked Ladies tune, 4 letters
Barenaked Ladies tune with line We never really knew each other anyway, 4 letters
Bennett in The Vamp, 4 letters
Bittersweet Barenaked Ladies ballad, 4 letters
Blyton of kiddie-lit, 4 letters
Blyton of kids' books, 4 letters
Blyton who created the Noddy series, 4 letters
Blyton, writer of children's books, 4 letters
British author Bagnold, 4 letters
British author Blyton, 4 letters
British children's author Blyton, 4 letters
Character from The Mabinogion, 4 letters
Cherokee Strip city, 4 letters
Childen's author Blyton, 4 letters
Children's author Bagnold, 4 letters
Children's book author Blyton, 4 letters
Chisholm Trail city, 4 letters
Chisholm Trail city in Oklahoma, 4 letters
Chisholm Trail stop, 4 letters
Chisholm Trail town, 4 letters
City 111 miles from Tulsa, 4 letters
City along the Chisholm Trail, 4 letters
City founded during the Cherokee Strip land run, 4 letters
City in northern Oklahoma, 4 letters
City in Oklahoma's Red Carpet Country, 4 letters
City in the Cherokee Strip, 4 letters
City named for a Tennyson character, 4 letters
City named for a Tennyson heroine, 4 letters
City near Oklahoma's Vance Air Force Base, 4 letters
City near Stillwater, 4 letters
City near Stillwater, Okla., 4 letters
City near Vance AFB, 4 letters
City near Vance Air Force Base, 4 letters
City NNW of Oklahoma City, 4 letters
City north of Oklahoma City, 4 letters
City north-northwest of Oklahoma City, 4 letters
City on the Chisholm Trail, 4 letters
City roughly 100 miles west of Tulsa, 4 letters
City WNW of Stillwater, 4 letters
City WNW of Stillwater, Oklahoma, 4 letters
College city in Oklahoma, 4 letters
County seat NNW of Oklahoma City, 4 letters
County seat of Garfield, OK, 4 letters
Crossword staple highlighted by Art Shapiro in Post No. 6577, 4 letters
Dame Lyons of Australia, 4 letters
Elmo:Tarzan::___:Jane, 4 letters
English author Blyton, 4 letters
English novelist Bagnold, 4 letters
Figure of Arthurian legend, 4 letters
Former embattled congresswoman Waldholtz, 4 letters
Friend of Guinevere, in The Idylls of the King, 4 letters
Garfield (Oklahoma) County seat, 4 letters
Geraint's better half, 4 letters
Geraint's lady in 'Idylls of the King', 4 letters
Geraint's love, in Arthurian legend, 4 letters
Geraint's loyal lady, 4 letters
Geraint's patient wife, 4 letters
Geraint's significant other, 4 letters
Geraint's wife in Idylls of the King, 4 letters
Ghost World heroine, 4 letters
Her patience is legendary, 4 letters
Home of Oklahoma's largest flour mill, 4 letters
Home of Phillips University, 4 letters
Home of the Chisholm Trail Expo Center, 4 letters
Home of the U.S.B.L.'s Oklahoma Storm, 4 letters
Home of Vance A.F.B., 4 letters
Home of Vance air Force Base, 4 letters
Hometown of soprano Mitchell, 4 letters
In literature, the personification of purity, 4 letters
It's NNW of Oklahoma City, 4 letters
Kid lit author Blyton, 4 letters
Kids' author Blyton, 4 letters
Ladies called her the Fair, 4 letters
Lady ___ Hillcrest (character in The Mystery of Irma Vep), 4 letters
Lady in Arthurian legend, 4 letters
Lady in Arthurian tales, 4 letters
Lady of Idylls of the King, 4 letters
Lady of Arthurian romance, 4 letters
Lady-love of Geraint, 4 letters
Little Noddy creator Blyton, 4 letters
Markey of Tarzan films, 4 letters
Markey who played Jane, 4 letters
Markey who played Jane in Tarzan of the Apes (1918), 4 letters
Markey who played Tarzan's Jane, 4 letters
Midwestern city named after a character in Tennyson's Idylls of the King, 4 letters
Miss Bagnold, the author, 4 letters
Model of loyalty, in Arthurian legend, 4 letters
Model of uxorial faithfulness, 4 letters
Mr. Meddle creator Blyton, 4 letters
Natal town of soprano Mitchell, 4 letters
Northern Oklahoma city, 4 letters
Often-referenced but never-seen wife on Scrubs, 4 letters
OK home of Vance Air Force Base, 4 letters
Oklahoma city named after a Tennyson character, 4 letters
Oklahoma city near Oklahoma City, 4 letters
Oklahoma city near Vance Air Force Base, 4 letters
Oklahoma city north-northwest of Oklahoma City, 4 letters
Oklahoma city on the Cherokee Strip, 4 letters
Oklahoma city on the Chisholm Trail, 4 letters
Oklahoma city or writer Bagnold, 4 letters
Oklahoma city that's home to Vance Air Force Base, 4 letters
Oklahoma city with an active Tea Party, 4 letters
Oklahoma city, or an old-school woman's name, 4 letters
Oklahoma county seat, 4 letters
Oklahoma municipality, 4 letters
Oklahoma neighbor of Vance AFB, 4 letters
Oklahoma's 'Wheat Capital', 4 letters
Paradigm of patience, 4 letters
Patient lady of Arthurian legend, 4 letters
Patient wife of Arthurian legend, 4 letters
Patient wife of literature, 4 letters
Patient wife of Sir Geraint, 4 letters
Personification of purity, in literature, 4 letters
Phillips University city, 4 letters
Phillips University town, 4 letters
Place name in Oklahoma, 4 letters
Playwright-novelist Bagnold, 4 letters
Poetical ideal of wifely devotion, 4 letters
Present-day Oklahoma city on the old Chisholm Trail, 4 letters
Queen Wheat City of Oklahoma, 4 letters
Robert John Godfrey band, with The, 4 letters
Seat of Garfield County, OK, 4 letters
Seat of Garfield County, Okla., 4 letters
Seat of Garfield County, Oklahoma, 4 letters
Seat of Oklahoma's Garfield County, 4 letters
Setting of the Chisholm Trail Expo Center, 4 letters
She's a paradigm of patience, 4 letters
Silents actress Markey, 4 letters
Silents star Markey, 4 letters
Sir Geraint's extremely patient wife, 4 letters
Sir Geraint's faithful wife, 4 letters
Sir Geraint's patient wife, 4 letters
Sir Geraint's wife, in Arthurian legend, 4 letters
Site of Oklahoma's Vance Air Force Base, 4 letters
Site of Phillips U., 4 letters
Site of Phillips University, 4 letters
Site of Vance A.F.B., 4 letters
Site of Vance Air Force Base, 4 letters
So-called Wheat Capital of the United States, 4 letters
Song between Hello City and Grade 9 on the Barenaked Ladies album Gordon, 4 letters
South-central U.S. city named for a woman in English literature, 4 letters
Stillwater neighbor, 4 letters
Symphonic '70s rockers, 4 letters
Tennyson title character, 4 letters
Tennyson woman called the Fair, 4 letters
Tennyson's Geraint and ___, 4 letters
The Church Lady's first name, 4 letters
The wife of Geraint in Arthurian lore, 4 letters
Thora Birch's Ghost World role, 4 letters
Title girl in a Barenaked Ladies ballad, 4 letters
Town on the Chisholm Trail, 4 letters
Vance Air Force Base locale, 4 letters
Vance Air Force Base site, 4 letters
Wife of Geraint in Arthurian lore, 4 letters
Wife of Sir Geraint, 4 letters
Woman with legendary patience, 4 letters
Woman's name that means eat backward, 4 letters
Writer Blyton or Bagnold, 4 letters
A town in north central Oklahoma, 4 letters
Bagnold and Best have supper?, 15 letters
Remake of Thelma and Louise?, 13 letters
The Chalk Garden playwright, 11 letters
City hard by Vance AFB, 6 letters
Author Bagnold and others, 5 letters
Author Bagnold et al., 5 letters
Author Blyton and others, 5 letters
Author Blyton et al., 5 letters
Authors Bagnold and Blyton, 5 letters
Authors Bagnold and Markey, 5 letters
Bagnold & Blyton, 5 letters
Bagnold, Blyton, Markey, etc., 5 letters
Barenaked Ladies song and neighbor of Stillwater, OK, 5 letters
Children's author Blyton and others, 5 letters
Children's book author Blyton and National Velvet author Bagnold, 5 letters
Children's writer Blyton et al., 5 letters
English children's author Blyton and others, 5 letters
Novelist Bagnold et al., 5 letters
Old-time actresses Markey and Bennett, 5 letters
Tarzan film actress Markey and others, 5 letters
Writer Bagnold et al., 5 letters
Writers Bagnold and Blyton, 5 letters
Writers Blyton and Bagnold, 5 letters
___ Variations: Elgar opus, 6 letters
I'm a walking, talking ___: Larry David, 6 letters
Return to Innocence artist, 6 letters
Return to Innocence one-man band, 6 letters
1982 Martin Sheen film, 6 letters
Appropriately named monthly of the National Puzzlers' League, with The, 6 letters
Axis enciphering machine, 6 letters
Bumfuzzlement producer, 6 letters
Churchill said one enclosed a mystery, 6 letters
Cracked object of WWII, 6 letters
Elgar's ___ Variations, 6 letters
Encryption machine of yore, 6 letters
Gamine playing with puzzle (6), 6 letters
German cipher machine, 6 letters
It's hard to fathom, 6 letters
It's hard to figure out, 6 letters
It's hard to understand, 6 letters
It's something of a mystery, 6 letters
Mona Lisa's smile, for one, 6 letters
National Puzzlers' League publication, with The, 6 letters
Something hard to grasp, 6 letters
Something inexplicable, 6 letters
Something inscrutable, 6 letters
Something of a mystery, 6 letters
They had a hit with Return to Innocence, 6 letters
Tough one to figure out, 6 letters
World War II encoding machine, 6 letters
WWII cipher machine, 6 letters
WWII coding machine, 6 letters
WWII encryption machine, 6 letters
Something that baffles understanding and cannot be explained, 6 letters
A difficult problem, 6 letters
W.W. II encryption device, 13 letters
Contradictory characters, 7 letters
Inexplicable occurrences, 7 letters
They're hard to figure, 7 letters
They're hard to figure out, 7 letters
Tough nuts to crack, 7 letters
W.W. II code machines, 7 letters
Baffling wild giant mice (9), 9 letters
Puzzling mutation of giant mice (9), 9 letters
Tough to figure out, 9 letters
Work by Sir Edward Elgar hinted at by this puzzle's circled squares, 16 letters
1990s N.F.L. running back Curtis ___, 4 letters
Back selected as a 1998 first round draft pick by the Bears, 4 letters
Disappointing Chicago Bears draft pick Curtis, 4 letters
Former Bears running back Curtis ___, 4 letters
Cut off from the mainland, 6 letters
Exile like Napoleon, 6 letters
Isolate like Gilligan, 6 letters
Isolate like Napoleon, 6 letters
Isolate, as Napoleon, 6 letters
Isolate, as Napoleon Bonaparte, 6 letters
Leave as a castaway, 6 letters
Leave stranded, maybe, 6 letters
Maroon, like Crusoe, 6 letters
Set apart, in a way, 6 letters
Strand after a shipwreck, 6 letters
Strand like Robinson Crusoe, 6 letters
Strand on Maui, e.g., 6 letters
Surround with water, 6 letters
Abandoned, like Crusoe, 7 letters
Banishes to Elba, e.g., 7 letters
Isolates, Survivor-style, 7 letters
'40s-'50s bomb test atoll, 8 letters
A-bomb testing atoll, 8 letters
An atoll in the Marshall islands, 8 letters
Site of an amphibious assault in World War II, 8 letters
Later used by the United States to test atomic bombs, 8 letters
World War II (February 1944), 8 letters
American infantry landed and captured a Japanese stronghold, 8 letters