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Opposite word (abbr.), 4 letters
___ de Saint-Exupery, 7 letters
___ Lavoisier, the Father of Modern Chemistry, 7 letters
Author ___ de Saint-Exup, 7 letters
Author de St. Exupery, 7 letters
Celtics forward Walker, 7 letters
Famed name in French theater, 7 letters
Fats Domino, really, 7 letters
Fats Domino's first name, 7 letters
Fats Domino's real first name, 7 letters
Fats Domino's real name, 7 letters
French aviator ___ de Saint-Exup, 7 letters
French essayist ___ de Saint-Exup, 7 letters
French rococo artist Watteau, 7 letters
French rococo painter Watteau, 7 letters
Guillotined chemist Lavoisier, 7 letters
Nobel physicist Becquerel, 7 letters
Noted New Orleans restaurateur, 7 letters
Rococo painter Watteau, 7 letters
Training Day director Fuqua, 7 letters
Writer de Saint-Exup, 7 letters
Writer de Saint-Exupery, 7 letters
Ms. Perry of Tony Awards, 10 letters
Perry for whom an award is named, 10 letters
Perry of Broadway awards, 10 letters
Theater great Perry, 10 letters
Who the Tony is nicknamed after, 15 letters
One of 5 NBA first round picks from the 1996 Kentucky title team, 13 letters
Actor Diffring or Walbrook, 5 letters
Antihero of No Country for Old Men, 5 letters
Apolo Ohno's middle name, 5 letters
Austrian composer ___ Bruckner, 5 letters
Author LaVey or Chekhov, 5 letters
Bruckner or Chekhov, 5 letters
Canadian pianist Kuerti, 5 letters
Chekhov or Bruckner, 5 letters
Chekhov who wrote Ivanov, 5 letters
Chekhov who wrote Uncle Vanya, 5 letters
Composer ___ von Webern, 5 letters
Composer/conductor Webern, 5 letters
Corbijn or Bruckner, 5 letters
Creator of the sisters Olga, Masha, and Irina, 5 letters
Dave's Late Show drummer, 5 letters
Drummer Fig of the CBS Orchestra, 5 letters
Dutch landscapist ___ Mauve, 5 letters
First name in Russian drama, 5 letters
Goldengirl actress Susan, 5 letters
Goldengirl star, 1979, 5 letters
He wrote about Vanya, 5 letters
Knighted dancer ___ Dolin, 5 letters
Microscope inventor van Leeuwenhoek, 5 letters
Music video director Corbijn, 5 letters
Olga, Masha and Irina's creator, 5 letters
Olympian Apolo ___ Ohno, 5 letters
Olympic skater Apolo ___ Ohno, 5 letters
Rubinstein or Bruckner, 5 letters
Russian dramatist Chekhov, 5 letters
Russian pianist Rubinstein, 5 letters
Russian playwright Chekhov, 5 letters
Singer-actress Susan, 5 letters
Speed skater Apolo ___ Ohno, 5 letters
Susan of Goldengirl, 5 letters
The Cherry Orchard playwright Chekhov, 5 letters
The Third Man zitherist Karas, 5 letters
Three Sisters playwright Chekhov, 5 letters
Uncle Vanya author Chekhov, 5 letters
Uncle Vanya playwright Chekhov, 5 letters
Bug bugging Susan?, 10 letters
19th-century Austrian composer of nine symphonies, 13 letters
Russian who called medicine his wife and literature his mistress, 12 letters
Emmylou Harris's I'll Be Your San ___ Rose, 6 letters
Is Anybody Goin' to San ___? (1970 #1 country hit for Charley Pride), 6 letters
Part of a Texas city, familiarly, 6 letters
San ___ (Southern city, casually), 6 letters
San ___ (Spurs' home, slangliy), 6 letters
San ___ (Texas city, familiarly), 6 letters
San ___ (Texas city, informally), 6 letters
San ___, Lone Star State city, 6 letters
San ___: Texas city, slangily, 6 letters
Trail to San ___ (Autry film), 6 letters
1990s Surgeon General Novello, 7 letters
Cather novel My ___, 7 letters
Cather title character, 7 letters
Cather title heroine, 7 letters
Girl in a Willa Cather title, 7 letters
Mary, Queen of Scots biographer Fraser, 7 letters
My ___ (novel by Willa Cather), 7 letters
Title girl of a Willa Cather novel, 7 letters
Willa Cather heroine, 7 letters
Willa Cather title heroine, 7 letters
Willa Cather's 'My --', 7 letters
Quirky acclaimed '91 British comedy, 12 letters
___ Novotny, 1950's-60's Czech president, 7 letters
Common Czech prename, 7 letters
First name in Czech composing, 7 letters
First name of a Reagan Court appointee, 7 letters
Scalia of the Supreme Court, 7 letters
Songs My Mother Taught Me composer Dvor, 7 letters
Surrealist playwright Artaud, 7 letters
Banderas of 'Evita', 7 letters
Banderas of 'Spy Kids', 7 letters
Banderas of Matador, 7 letters
Catherine's The Mask of Zorro co-star, 7 letters
Duke of Milan in The Tempest, 7 letters
Fats Domino's first name, 7 letters
First name of winner of $2000 pot-limit hold'em*, 7 letters
For whose benefit the quality of mercy is not strain'd in Shakespeare, 7 letters
Italian political thinker Gramsci, 7 letters
Madonna's co-star in Evita, 7 letters
Madonna's Evita costar, 7 letters
Original Spy vs. Spy cartoonist Prohias, 7 letters
Portia's husband's friend., 7 letters
Shakespeare's merchant, 7 letters
Shakespeare's merchant of Venice, 7 letters
Shakespearean character, 7 letters
Shakespearean title character, 7 letters
The gardener in The Marriage of Figaro, 7 letters
The merchant of Venice, 7 letters
Title character in 'The Merchant of Venice', 7 letters
Violinist-composer Vivaldi, 7 letters
Violinmaker Stradivari, 7 letters
2003 Pancho Villa portrayer, 15 letters
An insect and a musical group are in his name, 15 letters
He sang with Santana during the 2005 Oscars, 15 letters
Interview With the Vampire actor, 15 letters
Melanie Griffith's husband, 15 letters
Philadelphia actor, 15 letters
Star of 2011's Puss in Boots, 15 letters
Voice of Puss In Boots in Shrek 2, 15 letters
Architect of the Barcelona basilica La Sagrada Fam, 12 letters
Spanish architect who designed the unfinished Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona, 12 letters
Latin lover of the silent screen, 13 letters
Blowup director Michelangelo, 9 letters
Director from Bologna, 9 letters
Director Michelangelo, 9 letters
Zabriskie Point director, 9 letters
General Hospital and Melrose Place actor, born 2/29/1972, 15 letters
General Hospital heartthrob, 15 letters
Onetime Calvin Klein model, 15 letters
Actor Banderas, in Japan?, 10 letters
He sang at the Met for 35 consecutive seasons, 13 letters
The Cherry Orchard playwright, 21 letters
Bruckner and Chekhov, 6 letters
Checkhov and Bruckner, 6 letters
Playwright Chekhov and actor Yelchin, 6 letters
Battle of Actium loser, 6 letters
Brando played him in Julius Caesar, 6 letters
Cleopatra's beloved, 6 letters
Cleopatra's paramour, 6 letters
Friends, Romans, countrymen character, 6 letters
Friends, Romans, countrymen orator, 6 letters
Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears speaker, 6 letters
Friends, Romans,... speaker, 6 letters
He sailed the Nile with Cleopatra, 6 letters
He was defeated at Actium, 6 letters
Hero of Dryden's All for Love, 6 letters
I come to bury Caesar speaker, 6 letters
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him speaker, 6 letters
I'm dying, Egypt, dying speaker, 6 letters
In Shakespeare, the star in The star is fall'n, 6 letters
James Purefoy's Rome role, 6 letters
Julius Caesar character, 6 letters
Lend me your ears speaker, 6 letters
Lover in a Shakespeare title, 6 letters
Lover in Dryden's All for Love, 6 letters
Marc of distinction, 6 letters
Marc who loved Cleopatra, 6 letters
Name in a Shakespearean title, 6 letters
Octavia's husband Marc, 6 letters
Roman general in a Shakespeare title, 6 letters
Second Triumvirate member, 6 letters
Shakespeare title hero, 6 letters
Shakespeare title lover, 6 letters
Shakespeare title role, 6 letters
Shakespearean character who said Cry 'Havoc,' and let slip the dogs of war, 6 letters
Shakespearean eulogist, 6 letters
Shakespearean lover, 6 letters
Shakespearean protagonist, 6 letters
Shakespearean title character, 6 letters
Suitor of Cleopatra, 6 letters
The evil that men do lives after them speaker, 6 letters
This was the noblest Roman of them all speaker, 6 letters
Title character from Shakespeare, 6 letters
They were defeated by Octavian at Actium (83-30 BC), 6 letters
Roman general under Julius Caesar in the Gallic wars, 6 letters
Repudiated his wife for the Egyptian queen Cleopatra, 6 letters
What Rome couldn't tear?, 18 letters
All for naught, perhaps; not many upset (7), 7 letters
Caesar, J.'s pal was an opposite, 7 letters
Choose to reject, say?, 7 letters
Slow vis-a-vis fast, e.g., 7 letters
Start to finish, e.g.?, 7 letters
What good is for bad, 7 letters
Two words that express opposing concepts, 7 letters
Awesome and fantastic, for lousy?, 8 letters
Back and forth, e.g., 8 letters
Fast and loose, for example, 8 letters
Open and shut, e.g., 8 letters
Contrariness, wordwise, 8 letters
Get that ___ of my picnic basket!, 6 letters
A port city on the Pacific in northern Chile, 11 letters
The decline of the Roman Empire began under Marcus Aurelius (121-180), 9 letters
Nephew and son-in-law and adoptive son of Antonius Pius, 9 letters
Roman general under Julius Caesar in the Gallic wars, 8 letters
Repudiated his wife for the Egyptian queen Cleopatra, 8 letters
They were defeated by Octavian at Actium (83-30 BC), 8 letters