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___ longa, vita brevis, 3 letters
___ Amatoria (Ovid work), 3 letters
___ antiqua (early European music), 3 letters
___ Antiqua (musical style), 3 letters
___ Antiqua: 13th-century music, 3 letters
___ artium (logic): Lat., 3 letters
___ est celare artem (Latin proverb), 3 letters
___ Grammatica (classic work on Latin), 3 letters
___ gratia artis (art for art's sake), 3 letters
___ gratia artis (MGM motto), 3 letters
___ Gratis Artis (M-G-M motto), 3 letters
___ magica (alchemist's work), 3 letters
___ Magica (role-playing game system), 3 letters
___ magna (anagrams, appropriately), 3 letters
___ Nova (14th-century music style), 3 letters
___ Nova (music style), 3 letters
___ Poetica (Homer), 3 letters
___ Poetica (Horace poem), 3 letters
___ poetica (Horace work), 3 letters
___ Poetica (Horace), 3 letters
___ sine scientia nihil est (Latin motto), 3 letters
___Nova (old musical style), 3 letters
Amatoria or Poetica lead-in, 3 letters
Andorra has two of them, 3 letters
Antiqua or Nova lead-in, 3 letters
Antiqua or Nova preceder, 3 letters
Aristotle's ___ Rhetorica, 3 letters
Boston-accent betrayers?, 3 letters
Boston-accented Harvard dropouts?, 3 letters
Bostonians rarely say them, 3 letters
Bostonians' elisions, 3 letters
Companion of scientia, 3 letters
Esses' predecessors, 3 letters
First word of MGM's motto, 3 letters
Four in refrigerators, 3 letters
Horace work, ___ Poetica, 3 letters
Horace's ___ Poetica, 3 letters
How a certain pronoun is often pronounced, 3 letters
Interracial couple?, 3 letters
It precedes poetica, 3 letters
Letters before esses, 3 letters
Letters sometimes rolled, 3 letters
Litterae or poetica, 3 letters
MGM motto ___ gratia artis, 3 letters
Ovid's ___ amatoria, 3 letters
Paintings, e.g., in Latin, 3 letters
Paintings, for example, in Latin, 3 letters
Part of MGM's motto, 3 letters
Pirate interjections, 3 letters
Pirate speech disfluencies, 3 letters
Roman painting, etc., 3 letters
Sine scientia ___ nihil est (Without knowledge, skill is nothing), 3 letters
Sounds you don't hear from a Bostonian, 3 letters
Spaniards roll theirs, 3 letters
Start of a Hollywood motto, 3 letters
Start of a studio motto, 3 letters
They queue behind q's, 3 letters
They're rolled in Mexico, 3 letters
They're rolled in Spain, 3 letters
Three characters in Sister Carrie?, 3 letters
Trilled letters, perhaps, 3 letters
USDA research agcy., 3 letters
Word before Antiqua or Nova, 3 letters
Word before poetica, 3 letters
Word in the M-G-M motto, 3 letters
Word in the MGM logo, 3 letters
Now defunct US airspace classification, 4 letters
___ over teakettle (upside-down, to Brits), 4 letters
Bum around London's East End?, 4 letters
House of Commons seat?, 4 letters
One might be sodomised, 4 letters
Seat at Buckingham Palace?, 4 letters
Collection of weapons, 7 letters
Colts may be found here, 7 letters
English Premier League soccer team nicknamed the Gunners, 7 letters
John Brown's target, 7 letters
Keep your arms here?, 7 letters
Large supply of anything, 7 letters
Lengthy song catalog, 7 letters
Magazine that one can't subscribe to?, 7 letters
Manchester United rival, 7 letters
Military storage site, 7 letters
Military storehouse, 7 letters
Storehouse of a sort, 7 letters
Target of John Brown's raid, 7 letters
Tottenham Hotspur rival, 7 letters
Weaponry collection, 7 letters
Weaponry storehouse, 7 letters
Where arms may be kept, 7 letters
Bags of tricks, so to speak, 8 letters
Impressive supplies, 8 letters
Military storage sites, 8 letters
Military supply depots, 8 letters
Munitions collections, 8 letters
Places to keep magazines?, 8 letters
Storage sites for weapons, 8 letters
Weapons collections, 8 letters
Where some magazines are issued, 8 letters
Salt related to a poison, 8 letters
___ Lupin (Maurice Leblanc's detective), 6 letters
___ Lupin, the Prince of Thieves, 6 letters
___ Wenger (Arsenal's coach), 6 letters
- Lupin: jewel thief, turned detective, 6 letters
Arsenal manager Wenger, 6 letters
Detective lit's Lupin, 6 letters
Detective Lupin of fiction, 6 letters
Fictional burglar Lupin, 6 letters
Fictional criminal Lupin, 6 letters
Fictional detective Lupin, 6 letters
Fictional gentleman thief Lupin, 6 letters
Fictional sleuth ___ Lupin, 6 letters
Fictional thief Lupin, 6 letters
First name in detective fiction, 6 letters
First name of fictional criminal Lupin, 6 letters
French detective Lupin, 6 letters
Gentleman thief Lupin, 6 letters
Gentleman thief Lupin of fiction, 6 letters
Leblanc sleuth Lupin, 6 letters
Leblanc's burglar Lupin, 6 letters
Leblanc's light-fingered Lupin, 6 letters
Leblanc's polite burglar ___ Lupin, 6 letters
Lionel Barrymore film, ___ Lupin, 6 letters
Literary sleuth Lupin, 6 letters
Literary thief Lupin, 6 letters
Lupin of detective fiction, 6 letters
Maurice Leblanc detective Lupin, 6 letters
Sherlock Holmes' adversary Lupin, 6 letters
Sherlock's French counterpart, 6 letters
Thief-turned-sleuth Lupin, 6 letters
Maurice Leblanc sleuth, 11 letters
___ and Old Lace (Joseph Kesselring play), 7 letters
Abby and Martha's poison of choice, in a 1939 play, 7 letters
Cause of Philip Boyes's death in a Dorothy Sayers novel, 7 letters
Elderberry wine additive, in a classic film, 7 letters
Elderberry wine additive, in a Kesselring play, 7 letters
Element in insecticides, 7 letters
Element in many Agatha Christie books, 7 letters
Element of many murder mysteries?, 7 letters
Ingredient of the Brewster sisters' elderberry wine, 7 letters
Insecticide ingredient, 7 letters
It's detected by the Marsh test, in forensics, 7 letters
Killer in a Kesselring play, 7 letters
Killer in some murder mysteries, 7 letters
Murder mystery element?, 7 letters
Napoleon's rumored cause of death, 7 letters
Once-common pesticide component, 7 letters
One of the metalloids, 7 letters
One of two elements that ends with the letter C, 7 letters
Partner of Old Lace, 7 letters
Pesticide ingredient, 7 letters
Poison in classic mysteries, 7 letters
Poison in some mysteries, 7 letters
Poison in some whodunits, 7 letters
Poison used in a play, 7 letters
Poisonous atomic number 33, 7 letters
Poisonous element that flavors a sauce in You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch, 7 letters
Straight As in chemistry?, 7 letters
Stuff in rat poison, 7 letters
Like some poisoning, 9 letters
1944 Cary Grant comedy, 17 letters
Honolulu homicide's clues?, 17 letters
Shakespeare comedy?, 16 letters
Bill played Heartbreak Hotel on his talk show, 7 letters
Eddie's Coming to America costar, 7 letters
First name in late-night talk, once, 7 letters
First name in talk TV, 7 letters
Fist-pumping host of the early '90s, 7 letters
Former name in late-night talk, 7 letters
Former rival of Jay and Dave, 7 letters
Former TV host ___ Hall, 7 letters
Hall of broadcasting, 7 letters
Hall of Coming to America, 7 letters
Hall of entertainment, 7 letters
Hall of late-night fist-pumping, once, 7 letters
Hall of Martial Law, 7 letters
Hall once seen regularly on TV, 7 letters
Hall providing entertainment, 7 letters
Hall who now hosts Star Search, 7 letters
Hall with a noisy dog pound, 7 letters
Jay's onetime counterpart, 7 letters
Martial Law actor Hall, 7 letters
Name in late-night talk, once, 7 letters
Talk show Hall of fame, 7 letters
Talk show host on the current season of The Celebrity Apprentice, 7 letters
Talk-show host Hall, 7 letters
Television Hall of fame, 7 letters
Coming to America co-star, 11 letters
Jay Leno's competition, once, 11 letters
Jon Stewart replaced him, 11 letters
Sammo Hung's Martial Law co-star, 11 letters
Medium for Clinton sax-playing, 15 letters
Namesakes of TV host Hall, 8 letters
Poisonous chemical element: Comb. form, 6 letters
Poisonous compound: prefix, 6 letters
Poisonous element: Prefix, 6 letters
Prefix for element #33, 6 letters
Word form for element .33, 6 letters
Containing a poisonous element, 8 letters
Backsides, in Birmingham, 5 letters
They got exposed in a memorable Braveheart scene, 5 letters
Abstract Expressionist Gorky, 7 letters
Armenian-born painter Gorky, 7 letters
Chemical warfare gas, 6 letters
Garlicky poisonous gas, 6 letters
Accented part of a poetic foot, 5 letters
Accented syllable in poetry, 5 letters
Part of a metric foot, 5 letters
Half of an old Latin aphorism, 8 letters
Start of Caesar's comment at a museum?, 8 letters
14th-century European musical style, 7 letters
14th-century musical style, 7 letters
Music of the XIV century, 7 letters
Act of insurance fraud, perhaps, 5 letters
Act that brings down the house, 5 letters
An old flame's pastime?, 5 letters
Antisocial burning desire, 5 letters
Awful result of burning desire, 5 letters
Burning issue for law enforcers, 5 letters
Case for an insurance investigator, 5 letters
Cause of some fires, 5 letters
Cause of something going up?, 5 letters
Causing buildings to go up, 5 letters
Common insurance fraud, 5 letters
Common insurance fraud cause, 5 letters
Conflagration crime, 5 letters
Crime for which one takes the heat, 5 letters
Crime sometimes done for the insurance, 5 letters
Crime that is suspected when accelerants are found, 5 letters
Crime that may cause an alarm, 5 letters
Crime using an accelerant, 5 letters
Crime with accelerants, 5 letters
Crime with special investigators, 5 letters
Criminal conflagration, 5 letters
Criminal match play, 5 letters
Felon's burning ambition, 5 letters
Felony involving fire, 5 letters
Fiery insurance fraud, 5 letters
Finding from a fire investigator, 5 letters
Fire chief's suspicion, 5 letters
Fire marshal's concern, 5 letters
Fire marshal's determination, 5 letters
Fire setter's crime, 5 letters
Fireman's suspicion, 5 letters
Flame blame, sometimes, 5 letters
Flame throwing, maybe, 5 letters
Flaming transgression, 5 letters
Fulfillment of a burning desire?, 5 letters
Gasoline may make it go, 5 letters
Hot topic in insurance, 5 letters
Illegal match play?, 5 letters
Insurance fraud crime, frequently, 5 letters
Insurance fraud perhaps, 5 letters
Insurance fraud ploy, perhaps, 5 letters
Insurance investigator's concern, 5 letters
Insurance ploy, sometimes, 5 letters
Insurance-fraud ploy, 5 letters
Insurance-scamming crime, 5 letters
It may involve match play, 5 letters
It may result from a burning desire, 5 letters
Lighting of a torch, 5 letters
Malicious fire-setting, 5 letters
Not an accidental fire, 5 letters
One form of insurance fraud, 5 letters
Possible fire cause, 5 letters
Pyromaniac's obsession, 5 letters
Reason for a lighter conviction?, 5 letters
Reason for a lighter sentence?, 5 letters
Recent Texas Governor's mansion attack, 5 letters
Result of a burning desire, 5 letters
Result of a burning passion?, 5 letters
Result of foul match play, 5 letters
Setting of a fire maliciously, 5 letters
Sin ending in cinders, 5 letters
Smokey Bear's worry, 5 letters
Smokey the Bear's nightmare, 5 letters
Some insurance fraud, 5 letters
Starting a destructive fire on purpose, 5 letters
Subject of an insurance investigation, 5 letters
That burning sensation, 5 letters
Unlawful fire-starting, 5 letters
What a torch commits, 5 letters
What torches are put in the can for, 5 letters
Worst case of burning desire?, 5 letters
Yearly Halloween problem in Detroit, 5 letters
Malicious burning to destroy property, 5 letters
Cause of a bad burn?, 8 letters
Ignition specialist, 8 letters
Ignominious igniter, 8 letters
Insurance scammer, perhaps, 8 letters
Mrs. O'Leary's cow?, 8 letters
One skilled in match play, 8 letters
One with a burning desire, 8 letters
One with burning desires, 8 letters
Pyromania listener?, 8 letters
A criminal who illegally sets fire to property, 8 letters
Lighting specialists?, 9 letters
Ones with incendiary ideas, 9 letters
Unusual punishment for insurance fraud gang?, 21 letters
Acts investigated by insurance companies, 6 letters
Cases for insurance detectives, 6 letters
Crimes involving fire, 6 letters
Firebugs commit them, 6 letters
Some burning sensations?, 6 letters
Some insurance frauds, 6 letters
Some police investigations, 6 letters
Archibald MacLeish work, 10 letters
Classical treatise on verse, 10 letters
MacLeish work inspired by a treatise published circa 18 B.C., 10 letters