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___Picnic___ playwright, 4 letters
'53 Pulitzer Prize winner William, 4 letters
'53 Pulitzer win-ner for Picnic, 4 letters
'A Loss of Roses' playwright, 4 letters
'Bus Stop' playwright, 4 letters
'Bus Stop' playwright William, 4 letters
'Come Back, Little Sheba' playwright, 4 letters
'Come Back, Little Sheba' playwright William, 4 letters
'Come Back, Little Sheba' writer, 4 letters
'Farther Off From Heaven' playwright, 4 letters
'Picnic' dramatist William, 4 letters
'Picnic' playwright William, 4 letters
'Picnic' Pulitzer winner William, 4 letters
'Splendor In the Grass' screenwriter, 4 letters
'Where's Daddy' playwright, 4 letters
A Loss of Roses writer, 4 letters
Bus Stop writer William, 4 letters
Come Back, Little Sheba author, 4 letters
Come Back, Little Sheba penner, 4 letters
Good Luck Miss Wyckoff writer, 4 letters
Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff author William, 4 letters
Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff novelist, 4 letters
Little Sheba playwright, 4 letters
My Son Is a Splendid Driver author, 4 letters
Natural Affection playwright, 4 letters
Picnic Pulitzer playwright, 4 letters
Picnic Pulitzer winner, 4 letters
Picnic-penning playwright, 4 letters
Playwright of the Midwest, 4 letters
Splendor in the Grass author, 4 letters
Splendor in the Grass Oscar winner, 4 letters
Splendor in the Grass Oscar winner William, 4 letters
Splendor in the Grass playwright, 4 letters
Splendor in the Grass scenarist, 4 letters
Splendor in the Grass writer, 4 letters
Splendor in the Grass writer William, 4 letters
Summer Brave playwright, 4 letters
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs author, 4 letters
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs dramatist, 4 letters
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs playwright, 4 letters
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs writer, 4 letters
The Last Pad writer, 4 letters
Where's Daddy? dramatist, 4 letters
1953 Pulitzer dramatist, 4 letters
1953 Pulitzer playwright, 4 letters
1953 Pulitzer playwright William, 4 letters
1953 Pulitzer Prize dramatist, 4 letters
1953 Pulitzer winner for drama, 4 letters
1953 Pulitzer-winning playwright, 4 letters
2000 and 2004 50m freestyle Olympic gold medalist ___ de Bruijn, 4 letters
2009 All-Star third baseman Brandon, 4 letters
All-Star slugger Brandon, 4 letters
American playwright, 4 letters
Author of Come Back Little Sheba, 4 letters
Author studied in Eng. 1, 4 letters
Ballplayer Brandon who struck out to end the 2006 World Series, 4 letters
Best Original Screenplay Oscar winner of 1961, 4 letters
Brandon of baseball, 4 letters
Brandon of the Detroit Tigers, 4 letters
Britain's Gloomy Dean, 4 letters
Cockney's door part, 4 letters
Come Back Little Sheba author, 4 letters
Comic author Thomas or Detroit Tiger Brandon, 4 letters
Dramatist from Kan., 4 letters
Dramatist who wrote Picnic, 4 letters
English theologian, author of Lay Thoughts of a Dean and Outspoken Essays, 4 letters
He won the Pulitzer for Drama the same year that Hemingway won for Fiction, 4 letters
Kansas-born dramatist, 4 letters
Kansas-born playwright, 4 letters
King of Norway or Sweden, 4 letters
Little Sheba creator, 4 letters
Longtime dean of St. Paul's, 4 letters
O'Neill contemporary, 4 letters
Oxford's Gloomy Dean, 4 letters
Photographer Morath, 4 letters
Picnic penner William, 4 letters
Playwright who penned Picnic, 4 letters
Pulitizer winner for Picnic, 4 letters
Pulitzer dramatist of '53, 4 letters
Pulitzer playwright, 4 letters
Pulitzer playwright of 1953, 4 letters
Pulitzer playwright William, 4 letters
Pulitzer Prize dramatist of '53, 4 letters
Pulitzer Prize playwright: 1953, 4 letters
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright William, 4 letters
Pulitzer winner of 1953, 4 letters
Pulitzer-winning playwright William, 4 letters
Sheba creator William, 4 letters
Sheba the cat's creator, 4 letters
St. Louis Walk of Fame playwright, 4 letters
The Gloomy Dean: 1860-1954, 4 letters
Tigers infielder Brandon ___, 4 letters
Tigers third baseman Brandon, 4 letters
William ___ Center for the Arts, in Kansas, 4 letters
William who wrote The Dark at the Top of the Stairs, 4 letters
English prelate noted for his pessimistic sermons and articles (1860-1954), 4 letters
United States playwright (1913-1973), 4 letters
Engaged, as an auto engine, 6 letters
Engaged, as an engine, 6 letters
Functioning continuously, 6 letters
Functioning smoothly, 6 letters
Ready to go, as a car, 6 letters
1959-'60 heavyweight champ Johansson, 7 letters
1959-60 heavyweight champion Johansson, 7 letters
Former heavyweight champion Johansson, 7 letters
Former world heavyweight champion Johansson, 7 letters
Heavyweight champ Johansson who defeated Floyd Patterson, 7 letters
Range line shifted, as a rule (2,7), 9 letters
With great cunning, 11 letters
America's sweetheart, perhaps, 7 letters
Casting director's type, 7 letters
Classic role for an actress, 7 letters
Film director's discovery, 7 letters
Hamlet's Ophelia, for one, 7 letters
Innocent young actress, 7 letters
Naive, unworldly girl, 7 letters
Role of the naive lass, 7 letters
Ruby Keeler, in 42nd Street, 7 letters
Starlet's persona, perhaps, 7 letters
Young woman's film role, 7 letters
The role of an innocent artless young woman in a play, 7 letters
An artless innocent young girl (especially as portrayed on the stage), 7 letters
An actress who specializes in playing the role of an artless innocent young girl, 7 letters
Sweet young things of stage, 8 letters
The property of being ingenious, 9 letters
The power of creative imagination, 9 letters
One not so clever?, 12 letters
The Farmer's Daughter actress Stevens, 5 letters
1950s-60s actress Stevens, 5 letters
1960's TV actress Stevens, 5 letters
Actress Stevens of 'Madigan', 5 letters
Actress Stevens of 60's TV, 5 letters
Actress Stevens: 1934-70, 5 letters
Stevens of Hang 'Em High, 5 letters
Stevens of The Farmer's Daughter, 5 letters
Stevens of TV's The Farmer's Daughter, 5 letters
Swedish-born actress Stevens, 5 letters
Picnic playwright's kin, 5 letters
A prelate and a playwright, 5 letters
Picnic playwright and family, 5 letters
Playwright William and infielder Brandon, 5 letters
Playwright William et al., 5 letters
Things that are eaten, 7 letters
Solid and liquid nourishment taken into the body through the mouth, 7 letters
Fit for consumption, 10 letters
Swallowing of food, e.g., 9 letters
The process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating), 9 letters
The power of creative imagination, 13 letters
The property of being ingenious, 13 letters
The quality of innocent naivete, 13 letters