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What there is in heaven, in a famous polka, 6 letters
What there is in heaven, in a famous polka, 6 letters
___ Peace Prize (Lester Pearson's award), 5 letters
... all the ___ prizes that I've never won (XTC lyric), 5 letters
2005 prize for Pinter, 5 letters
Alfred Bernhard ___, 5 letters
Award won by Obama in '09, 5 letters
Big prize since 1901, 5 letters
Boris Pasternak declined one, 5 letters
Chemist who funded prestigious prizes, 5 letters
Chemistry prize of note, 5 letters
Coveted annual prize, 5 letters
Dynamite inventor Alfred, 5 letters
Element #102 eponym, 5 letters
Element #102 is named after him, 5 letters
Famous pacifist chemist, 5 letters
His invention was dynamite, 5 letters
International prize, 5 letters
Inventor high-minded, but becoming a bit twisted at the end (5), 5 letters
Inventor of dynamite, 5 letters
Literature prize of note, 5 letters
Noted Swedish philanthropist, 5 letters
October announcement, 5 letters
One of the Prize guys, 5 letters
Peace Prize donator, 5 letters
Prestigious annual prize that began in 1901, 5 letters
Prestigious prize awarded each December, 5 letters
Prestigious-prize benefactor, 5 letters
Prize Bob Geldof has been nominated for, 5 letters
Prize Bono is perennially touted to win, 5 letters
Prize for Nelson Mandela, 5 letters
Prize for Toni Morrison, 5 letters
Prize given to Carter in 2002, 5 letters
Prize in fields of major achievement, 5 letters
Prize name since 1901, 5 letters
Prize that Pirandello won in 1934, 5 letters
Prize that Sartre declined, 5 letters
Prize won by 3 U.S. presidents, 5 letters
Prize won by Einstein and Yeats, 5 letters
Prize won by four presidents, 5 letters
Prize won by J.M. Coetzee in 2003, 5 letters
Prize won by Kenneth J. Arrow in Economic Science, 5 letters
Prize won by Obama and Carter, 5 letters
Prize won by Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter and Obama, 5 letters
Prize won by Sadat and Tutu, 5 letters
Scientist for whom an element is named, 5 letters
Swedish industrialist, 5 letters
Swedish inventor of dynamite, 5 letters
Swedish philanthropist, 5 letters
___ Peace Prize (Lester Pearson's award), 5 letters
... all the ___ prizes that I've never won (XTC lyric), 5 letters
2005 prize for Pinter, 5 letters
Alfred Bernhard ___, 5 letters
Award won by Obama in '09, 5 letters
Big prize since 1901, 5 letters
Boris Pasternak declined one, 5 letters
Chemist who funded prestigious prizes, 5 letters
Chemistry prize of note, 5 letters
Coveted annual prize, 5 letters
Dynamite inventor Alfred, 5 letters
Element #102 eponym, 5 letters
Element #102 is named after him, 5 letters
Famous pacifist chemist, 5 letters
His invention was dynamite, 5 letters
International prize, 5 letters
Inventor high-minded, but becoming a bit twisted at the end (5), 5 letters
Inventor of dynamite, 5 letters
Literature prize of note, 5 letters
Noted Swedish philanthropist, 5 letters
October announcement, 5 letters
One of the Prize guys, 5 letters
Peace Prize donator, 5 letters
Prestigious annual prize that began in 1901, 5 letters
Prestigious prize awarded each December, 5 letters
Prestigious-prize benefactor, 5 letters
Prize Bob Geldof has been nominated for, 5 letters
Prize Bono is perennially touted to win, 5 letters
Prize for Nelson Mandela, 5 letters
Prize for Toni Morrison, 5 letters
Prize given to Carter in 2002, 5 letters
Prize in fields of major achievement, 5 letters
Prize name since 1901, 5 letters
Prize that Pirandello won in 1934, 5 letters
Prize that Sartre declined, 5 letters
Prize won by 3 U.S. presidents, 5 letters
Prize won by Einstein and Yeats, 5 letters
Prize won by four presidents, 5 letters
Prize won by J.M. Coetzee in 2003, 5 letters
Prize won by Kenneth J. Arrow in Economic Science, 5 letters
Prize won by Obama and Carter, 5 letters
Prize won by Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter and Obama, 5 letters
Prize won by Sadat and Tutu, 5 letters
Scientist for whom an element is named, 5 letters
Swedish industrialist, 5 letters
Swedish inventor of dynamite, 5 letters
Swedish philanthropist, 5 letters
Prize-winning song?, 10 letters
Prize-winning song?, 10 letters
Long-winded acceptance speeches in Stockholm?, 10 letters
Long-winded acceptance speeches in Stockholm?, 10 letters
Award-winning book?, 10 letters
Award-winning book?, 10 letters
At 41, Kipling was the youngest one ever in his field, 8 letters
Barack Obama, in 2009, 8 letters
First among presidents, what T. Roosevelt was, 8 letters
Gorbachev or Gordimer, e.g., 8 letters
Mother Teresa, for one, 8 letters
Prestigious prize winner, 8 letters
At 41, Kipling was the youngest one ever in his field, 8 letters
Barack Obama, in 2009, 8 letters
First among presidents, what T. Roosevelt was, 8 letters
Gorbachev or Gordimer, e.g., 8 letters
Mother Teresa, for one, 8 letters
Prestigious prize winner, 8 letters
Winner of a Nobel Prize, 8 letters
Arafat, Peres and Rabin, e.g., 9 letters
Arafat, Peres and Rabin, e.g., 9 letters
It has a half-life of less than three minutes, 8 letters
Radioactive element, 8 letters
Radioactive element with a once-disputed name, 8 letters
It has a half-life of less than three minutes, 8 letters
Radioactive element, 8 letters
Radioactive element with a once-disputed name, 8 letters
A radioactive transuranic element synthesized by bombarding curium with carbon ions, 8 letters
7 isotopes are known, 8 letters
Swedish philanthropist/French sociologist, 10 letters
Swedish philanthropist/French sociologist, 10 letters
2003 award for Shirin Ebadi, 15 letters
Award won by Martin Luther King, Jr., 15 letters
Award won by Woodrow Wilson, 15 letters
Honor shared by the four women featured in this puzzle, 15 letters
M.L.K. honor, 1964, 15 letters
Martin Luther King Jr.'s award, 15 letters
What Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin had in common, 15 letters
2003 award for Shirin Ebadi, 15 letters
Award won by Martin Luther King, Jr., 15 letters
Award won by Woodrow Wilson, 15 letters
Honor shared by the four women featured in this puzzle, 15 letters
M.L.K. honor, 1964, 15 letters
Martin Luther King Jr.'s award, 15 letters
What Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin had in common, 15 letters
A Beautiful Mind award, 10 letters
Award established 1901, 10 letters
Award for MLK, Jr., 10 letters
Award won by Martin Luther King Jr., 10 letters
It was first awarded 12/10/1901, 10 letters
Martin Luther King Jr.'s award, 10 letters
Part 5 of the quip, 10 letters
Sinclair Lewis was the first American writer to win one, 10 letters
A Beautiful Mind award, 10 letters
Award established 1901, 10 letters
Award for MLK, Jr., 10 letters
Award won by Martin Luther King Jr., 10 letters
It was first awarded 12/10/1901, 10 letters
Martin Luther King Jr.'s award, 10 letters
Part 5 of the quip, 10 letters
Sinclair Lewis was the first American writer to win one, 10 letters
Walesa or Wiesel, e.g., 19 letters
Walesa or Wiesel, e.g., 19 letters
Family of the dynamite's inventory, 6 letters
Linus Pauling and John Bardeen have two of these apiece, 6 letters
Prestigious prizes since 1901, 6 letters
Prized prizes since 1901, 6 letters
Prizes first awarded in 1901, 6 letters
Some international prizes, 6 letters
Family of the dynamite's inventory, 6 letters
Linus Pauling and John Bardeen have two of these apiece, 6 letters
Prestigious prizes since 1901, 6 letters
Prized prizes since 1901, 6 letters
Prizes first awarded in 1901, 6 letters
Some international prizes, 6 letters
Check, at the card table, 5 letters
Croupier's admonishment at the roulette table, 5 letters
Poker player's check, 5 letters
Sandbagger's call, in poker, 5 letters
What check means, in poker, 5 letters
What check might mean, 5 letters
Check, at the card table, 5 letters
Croupier's admonishment at the roulette table, 5 letters
Poker player's check, 5 letters
Sandbagger's call, in poker, 5 letters
What check means, in poker, 5 letters
What check might mean, 5 letters