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Oh my! in Edinburgh, 3 letters
Colloquial Irish exclamation, 3 letters
Edinburgh exclamation, 3 letters
Exclamation from Robert Burns, 3 letters
Word of regret from Angus, 3 letters
Turkish weight: Var., 4 letters
Eighty, in Argentina, 7 letters
Brown family member, 5 letters
Brownish yellow color, 5 letters
Color of fall leaves, 5 letters
It ranges from pale to reddish-yellow, 5 letters
Landscapist's color, 5 letters
Mixing this pigment could become chore (5), 5 letters
Moderate orange-yellow, 5 letters
Moderate yellow-orange, 5 letters
Orange-yellow pigment, 5 letters
Pale yellow pigment, 5 letters
Pigment for Picasso, 5 letters
Pigment made from iron ore, 5 letters
Pigment of iron oxide, 5 letters
Pigment used in cave paintings, 5 letters
Relative of sienna and umber, 5 letters
Turning-leaf pigment, 5 letters
Yellow, red or orange, 5 letters
Yellowish earth tone, 5 letters
A moderate yellow-orange to orange color, 5 letters
Any of various earths containing silica and alumina and ferric oxide, 5 letters
Some natural pigments, 6 letters
Like some earth pigments, 6 letters
Type of pigmentation, 6 letters
Supporters of mob rule, 10 letters
___ reales (gold coin), 4 letters
___ Rios (Jamaican resort), 4 letters
___ Rios: Jamaican port, 4 letters
The ___ (nickname for ESPN 8, in Dodgeball), 4 letters
A third of veinticuatro, 4 letters
Black ball in Spain, 4 letters
Calle ___ (main drag in Miami's Little Havana, literally 8th Street), 4 letters
Cinco into cuarenta, 4 letters
Curvy Spanish figure?, 4 letters
Dos to the tercero power, 4 letters
Eight, in Argentina, 4 letters
Eight, in Buenos Aires, 4 letters
Eight, in Santander, 4 letters
Eight, to some lowball players, 4 letters
Eight, to tejana singers, 4 letters
Eight: cardroom slang, particular in the West*, 4 letters
Enrique Iglesias's eight, 4 letters
Figura de ___: Spanish ice-skater's move, 4 letters
Four-fifths of diez, 4 letters
Huit, across the Pyrenees, 4 letters
Jennifer Lopez number?, 4 letters
Number below cinco on un tel, 4 letters
Number for Julio Iglesias, 4 letters
Number learned on Dora the Explorer, 4 letters
Number learned on Sesame Street, 4 letters
Number of arms on a pulpo, 4 letters
Number of sides of an alto sign, 4 letters
Number of sides on a Sonora stop sign, 4 letters
Number of sides on an oct, 4 letters
Number of this clue, to Carlos, 4 letters
Number written by Ricky Martin?, 4 letters
One less than nueve, 4 letters
Prime time in Nuevo Laredo, 4 letters
Prime time in Spain, 4 letters
Primetime hour on Telemundo, 4 letters
Primetime hour on Univision, 4 letters
Ricky Martin number?, 4 letters
Side count on a stop sign in Spain, 4 letters
Slangy 8 in lowball, or the card*, 4 letters
Spanish for 'eight', 4 letters
Spanish skating figure, 4 letters
Teodoro's two-by-four?, 4 letters
Three less than once, 4 letters
Toledo's two-by-four?, 4 letters
Word from a Mexican count?, 4 letters
Word from a Spanish count?, 4 letters
#1-ranked women's golfer Lorena, 5 letters
1959 Medicine Nobelist, 5 letters
1959 Nobelist for Physiology Severo, 5 letters
1959 Nobelist Severo, 5 letters
Ellen who was the first Hispanic female astronaut, 5 letters
Lorena who won two 2009 ESPY awards, 5 letters
Lorena, 2006's AP Female Athlete of the Year, 5 letters
LPGA #1 player Lorena, 5 letters
LPGA's current #1 ranked golfer, 5 letters
Medicine Nobelist Severo ___, 5 letters
Nobel biochemist Severo, 5 letters
Retired golf star Lorena, 5 letters
U.S. biochemist Severo, 5 letters
Cincinnati wide receiver Chad, 9 letters
Figure-eight steps, in an Argentine tango, 5 letters
Halves of dieciseis, 5 letters
Spanish figure eights, 5 letters
Spanish ice-skating figures, 5 letters
Spanish skating figures, 5 letters
Brownish yellow colour, 5 letters
Color from the Greek for pale, 5 letters
Colour in a landscape, 5 letters
Dark Yellow pigment, 5 letters
Dark yellow to Gainsborough, 5 letters
Earth pigment for Turner, 5 letters
Earth pigment, in the UK, 5 letters
Earthy clay or its color, 5 letters
Earthy hue, in England, 5 letters
Earthy hue, to a Brit, 5 letters
Earthy pigment (Var.), 5 letters
Earthy pigment colored by clay, 5 letters
Earthy pigment, British-style, 5 letters
Earthy tone, to a Brit, 5 letters
English earth color, 5 letters
Gainsborough's paint pigment, 5 letters
Iron cave-painting dye, 5 letters
Iron ore used as a pigment, 5 letters
Landscapist's colour, 5 letters
Like many a barren landscape, 5 letters
Moderate orange-yellow color, 5 letters
Natural earth color, 5 letters
Pigment for Constable, 5 letters
Pigment for Gainsborough, 5 letters
Pigment for John Opie, 5 letters
Pigment for Joseph Turner, 5 letters
Pigment source (Var.), 5 letters
Red or yellow pigment, 5 letters
Yellow artist's pigment (Var.), 5 letters
Yellow-orange hue (Var.), 5 letters
Yellowish earth tone, 5 letters
Any of various earths containing silica and alumina and ferric oxide, 5 letters
A moderate yellow-orange to orange color, 5 letters
Used a certain pigment, 6 letters
Moderately orange-yellow, 8 letters
Certain earth pigments, 6 letters
Colors in cave paintings, 6 letters
Pigments for Constable, 6 letters
Pigments for Gainsborough, 6 letters
Tones for the crunchy, 6 letters
Various earthy pigments: var., 6 letters
Yellowish earth tones, 6 letters
Carol about the Magi?, 15 letters
Pale yellow: Comb. form, 5 letters
'60s protest singer, 4 letters
'60s protest singer Phil, 4 letters
'All the News That's Fit to Sing' was his first album, 4 letters
(The Marines Have Landed on the Shores of) Santo Domingo singer Phil, 4 letters
All the News That's Fit to Print coiner, 4 letters
All The News That's Fit To Print coiner Adolph, 4 letters
All the news that's fit to print speaker, 4 letters
Der Rosenkavalier baron, 4 letters
Der Rosenkavalier character, 4 letters
Draft Dodger Rag folk singer, 4 letters
Draft Dodger Rag performer, 4 letters
Draft Dodger Rag protest singer Phil, 4 letters
Draft Dodger Rag singer, 4 letters
I Ain't Marchin' Anymore folk singer Phil, 4 letters
I Ain't Marchin' Anymore singer Phil, 4 letters
I Ain't Marching Any More folkie Phil, 4 letters
I Ain't Marching Anymore folk singer, 4 letters
I Ain't Marching Anymore singer, 4 letters
I Ain't Marching Anymore singer, 1965, 4 letters
Love Me, I'm a Liberal folkie Phil, 4 letters
Love Me, I'm a Liberal singer, 4 letters
Love Me, I'm a Liberal singer Phil, 4 letters
Love Me, I'm a Liberal songwriter, 4 letters
New York Times publishing giant, 4 letters
Pleasures of the Harbor singer Phil, 4 letters
Power and the Glory songwriter, 4 letters
Singing journalist Phil, 4 letters
Talking Vietnam singer, 4 letters
The Highwayman singer, 4 letters
The Highwayman singer Phil, 4 letters
The War Is Over writer/singer, 4 letters
1896-1935 New York Times publisher Adolph who revived the paper, 4 letters
A New York Times publisher, 4 letters
Adolph of The Trust, 4 letters
Adolph of journalistic fame, 4 letters
Adolph of publishing, 4 letters
Adolph of the Times, 4 letters
Adolph who adamantly opposed anti-Semitism, 4 letters
Adolph who coined All the news that's fit to print, 4 letters
Adolph who created the slogan 'All the News That's Fit to Print', 4 letters
Adolph who was chief of The New York Times from 1896 to 1935, 4 letters
Arthur ___ Sulzberger, Jr. (New York Times publisher), 4 letters
Arthur Sulzberger Jr.'s middle name, 4 letters
Baron in Der Rosenkavalier, 4 letters
Basso in Der Rosen-kavalier, 4 letters
Big name in journalism, 4 letters
Big name in newspaper publishing, 4 letters
Big name in newspapers, 4 letters
Big name in publishing, 4 letters
Billy Bragg's I Dreamed I Saw Phil ___ Last Night, 4 letters
Coined All the news that's fit to print, 4 letters
Coined All the News That's Fit to Print, 4 letters
Director of the Associated Press, 1900-35, 4 letters
Dylan contemporary Phil, 4 letters
Early newspaper innovator, 4 letters
Editor who coined the motto 'All the News That's Fit to Print', 4 letters
Famous name in newspaper publishing, 4 letters
Famous name in the fourth estate, 4 letters
Folk songwriter Phil, 4 letters
Former New York Times publisher Adolph, 4 letters
He lowered the New York Times' price from 3, 4 letters
Hearst contemporary, 4 letters
Late protest singer, 4 letters
Longtime New York Times publisher Adolph, 4 letters
Longtime Associated Press director, 4 letters
Longtime Associated Press director Adolph, 4 letters
Longtime New York Times publisher, 4 letters
Longtime Times publisher Adolph, 4 letters
N.Y. newspaper name, 4 letters
N.Y. Times patriarch, 4 letters
New York Times buyer of 1896, 4 letters
New York Times editorial page name, 4 letters
New York Times name, 4 letters
New York Times patriarch, 4 letters
New York Times pioneer, 4 letters
New York Times publisher Adolph, 4 letters
New York Times publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger Jr., 4 letters
New York Times publisher from 1896 to 1935, 4 letters
New York Times reviver Adolph, 4 letters
New York Times reviver Adolph Simon ___, 4 letters
News publisher Adolph, 4 letters
Newspaper family name, 4 letters
Newspaper publisher Adolph, 4 letters
Newspaper publisher Adolph Simon, 4 letters
Newspaper publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger, 4 letters
Newspaperman Adolph, 4 letters
Newspaperman Arthur ___ Sulzberger, 4 letters
Noted name in newspapering, 4 letters
Noted New York Times publisher, 4 letters
Noted newspaper publisher, 4 letters
Phil of '60s-'70s folk, 4 letters
Phil of folk singing, 4 letters
Phil of old protest songs, 4 letters
Phil of protest songs, 4 letters
Phil who did Pleasures of the Harbor, 4 letters
Phil who dissed Pete Seeger in Love Me, I'm a Liberal, 4 letters
Phil who played with Mitchell, 4 letters
Phil who sang Draft Dodger Rag, 4 letters
Phil who sang I Ain't Marching Anymore, 4 letters
Phil who sang Jim Dean of Indiana, 4 letters
Phil who wrote Power and the Glory, 4 letters
Protest singer of the '60s, 4 letters
Protest singer Phil, 4 letters
Protest singer-songwriter Phil ___, 4 letters
Publishing notable Adolph, 4 letters
Pulitzer contemporary, 4 letters
Punch Sulzberger's middle name, 4 letters
Self-proclaimed singing journalist, 4 letters
The New York Times publisher, 4 letters
U.S. publisher: 1858-1935, 4 letters
United States newspaper publisher (1858-1935), 4 letters
Biography of a noted newspaper publisher?, 8 letters
Type genus of Ochnaceae, 5 letters
Evergreen trees and shrubs of Old World tropics, 5 letters
Family of tropical evergreen trees and shrubs with thick shining parallel-veined leaves, 9 letters
Type genus of the Ochotonidae, 8 letters
Pikas and extinct forms, 11 letters
An accumulation of dark pigment in cartilage and other connective tissue, 10 letters
Usually a symptom of alkaptonuria or phenol poisoning, 10 letters