Clouseau or Maigret: Abbr., 4 letters
Clouseau title: Abbr., 4 letters
Clouseau, for one (abbr.), 4 letters
Clouseau's rank (abbr.), 4 letters
Dirty Harry's rank: Abbr., 4 letters
Gadget or Clouseau (abbr.), 4 letters
Gadget or Luger; Abbr., 4 letters
Gadget with a built-in phone, e.g.: Abbr., 4 letters
Gadget, e.g. (abbr.), 4 letters
Gadget, for one: Abbr., 4 letters
Gadget's rank, briefly, 4 letters
Gadget's rank: Abbr., 4 letters
Gadget's title: Abbr., 4 letters
Lestrade's title: Abbr., 4 letters
Police dept. employee, 4 letters
Police dept. figure, 4 letters
Police official: Abbr., 4 letters
Police title: Abbr., 4 letters
Scotland Yard title: Abbr., 4 letters
Title for Clouseau: abbr., 4 letters
Title for Jacques Clouseau: Abbr., 4 letters
Title for Javert or Clouseau: abbr., 4 letters
Title for M. Clouseau, 4 letters
On a shuttle, maybe, 7 letters
Where one is weightless, 7 letters
Where the Robinsons were lost, 7 letters
To a very great degree, 8 letters
Attach a yoke or harness to, 6 letters
Baggage handling step to prevent terrorism, 7 letters
Check for violations, 7 letters
Examine bug eating front of plant (7), 7 letters
Examine one cent: Sp., 7 letters
Go over with a fine-tooth comb, 7 letters
Look over carefully, 7 letters
Put a bit of petrol in Bug and Probe (7), 7 letters
Preflight procedure, 10 letters
State auto requirement, 10 letters
The act of examining something closely (as for mistakes), 10 letters
A formal or official examination, 10 letters
Clouseau, but not Poirot, 9 letters
A high ranking police officer, 9 letters
An investigator who observes carefully, 9 letters
Nickname for an itinerant police officer?, 12 letters
Cartoon detective with a trench coat, 15 letters
Don Adams toon role, 15 letters
His nemesis is Dr. Claw, 15 letters
Bionic toon teenager?, 15 letters
Literary character played in film by Charles Laughton, Anthony Perkins and Geoffrey Rush, 15 letters
Victor Hugo villain, 15 letters
Georges Simenon character, 21 letters
Fictional detective and cruciverbalist who attended Oxford, 14 letters
More construct-ive criticism..., 12 letters
Looks over the nicest: Sp., 8 letters
What coaches provide, 11 letters
A product of your creative thinking and work, 11 letters
The act of inhaling, 11 letters
Arousal of the mind to special unusual activity or creativity, 11 letters
A sudden intuition as part of solving a problem, 11 letters
Arousing to a particular emotion or action, 11 letters
Uplifting music genre, 13 letters
Fill with confidence, 7 letters
Fill with enthusiasm, 7 letters
Give an emotional lift to, 7 letters
Influence artistically, 7 letters
Put big ideas in the head of, 7 letters
Sniper I can motivate, 7 letters
Stimulate to creativity, 7 letters
Stir in a dash of spice, then ripe bananas (7), 7 letters
Urge on to great things, 7 letters
Brilliant sniper ID, 8 letters
Helped by a pep talk, 8 letters
Like many a masterpiece, 8 letters
Like many who read Martin Luther King, 8 letters
One who stimulates creativity, 8 letters
A leader who stimulates and excites people to action, 8 letters
Gives a pep talk to, 8 letters
Motivates to do great things, 8 letters
Where to find church bells, 8 letters
How an absentee might be present, 8 letters
Supportive way to be present, 8 letters
Supportive way to be there, 8 letters
Way to be there when you can't be there, 8 letters
With one's heart, if nothing else, 8 letters
Model of Dell computers, 8 letters
___ of (notwithstanding), 7 letters
Because of one's anger, 7 letters
Without being stopped by, with of, 7 letters
Start of a quip by author Kathy Norris, 12 letters
Start of a quotation by Kathleen Norris, 12 letters
Start of a quotation by Laurence J. Peter, 12 letters
Start of a remark about basic economics, 12 letters
Happening nightclub, perhaps, 6 letters
Joint that's jumping, 6 letters
Place to be, so to speak, 6 letters
The cool place to be, 6 letters
The place to be seen, 6 letters
Where everybody's going, 6 letters
Here and there, and maybe over there, 7 letters
Popular restaurants, 7 letters
The latest places to go, 7 letters
Where I find impish impulses?, 16 letters
Alleyn and Morse, for example: Abbr., 5 letters
A body of inspectors, 12 letters
The office of inspector, 13 letters