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'Well, lah-di- --!', 3 letters
'Zip-a-Dee-Doo- --', 3 letters
Cab Calloway's Wah-Dee-___, 3 letters
Camptown Races syllable, 3 letters
Dash, in Morse code, 3 letters
Dit's counterpart in Morse code, 3 letters
Dit's partner, in code, 3 letters
Doo follower, in song, 3 letters
La Dee ___: 1958 song, 3 letters
Lah-di-___ (pretentious), 3 letters
Long click, in Morse code, 3 letters
Long sound in Morse, 3 letters
Long, in Morse code, 3 letters
Morse code syllable, 3 letters
Morse message segment, 3 letters
One-third of a Morse O, 3 letters
Pasadena Doo ___ Parade, 3 letters
Syllable sung in Song of the South, 3 letters
Ta-___ (Scissor Sisters album), 3 letters
Telegraph code word, 3 letters
Telegrapher's syllable, 3 letters
The T in telegraphy, 3 letters
Well, la-di-freakin'-___!, 3 letters
The longer of the two telegraphic signals used in Morse code, 3 letters
... Giant Peach creator, 4 letters
'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' author Roald, 4 letters
'Fantastic Mr. Fox' author, 4 letters
'James and the Giant Peach' author Roald, 4 letters
Actress Arlene (Here Come the Girls), 4 letters
Actress Arlene or author Roald, 4 letters
Arlene of film fame, 4 letters
Arlene of Here Come the Girls, 4 letters
Arlene of Here Come the Girls, 1953, 4 letters
Arlene of One Life to Live, 4 letters
Arlene of the screen, 4 letters
Arlene of Three Little Words, 4 letters
Arlene whose son is Lorenzo Lamas, 4 letters
Author of 'Revolting Recipes', 4 letters
Author of Fantastic Mr. Fox, 4 letters
Author of Kiss Kiss, 4 letters
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory author, 4 letters
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator author, 4 letters
Charlie Bucket creator, 4 letters
Children's author Roald, 4 letters
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang screenwriter, 4 letters
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang screenwriter Roald, 4 letters
Chocolate factory creator Roald, 4 letters
Creator of Charlie Bucket and Veruca Salt, 4 letters
Creator of Willy Wonka, 4 letters
Eponymous botanist Anders, 4 letters
Fantastic Mr Fox author Roald, 4 letters
Fantastic Mr. Fox author, 1970, 4 letters
Gary who invented the Pet Rock, 4 letters
George's Marvellous Medicine writer Roald, 4 letters
He wrote of a giant peach, 4 letters
He wrote The Gremlins, 4 letters
Inventor of a great glass elevator, 4 letters
James and the Giant Peach author, 4 letters
James and the Giant Peach writer, 4 letters
Matilda author Roald, 4 letters
Matilda author, 1988, 4 letters
Novelist and WWII flying ace Roald, 4 letters
Novelist named for an explorer, 4 letters
Oompa-Loompas' creator, 4 letters
Pet rock creator Gary, 4 letters
Red-haired Arlene of film, 4 letters
Roald of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, 4 letters
Roald of James and the Giant Peach, 4 letters
Roald who created Veruca Salt and Augustus Gloop, 4 letters
Roald who created Willy Wonka, 4 letters
Roald who wrote about Oompa-Loompas, 4 letters
Roald who wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 4 letters
Roald who wrote James and the Giant Peach, 4 letters
Screenwriter/novelist Roald, 4 letters
Silver screen Arlene, 4 letters
Swedish eponymous botanist, 4 letters
The Diamond Queen actress, 4 letters
The Gremlins author, 4 letters
The Witches author Roald, 4 letters
Veruca Salt's creator, 4 letters
Willie Wonka creator, 4 letters
Willie Wonka creator Roald, 4 letters
Willy Wonka's creator, 4 letters
Willy Wonka's creator, Roald ___, 4 letters
Wonka's creator Roald ___, 4 letters
Writer Roald who created the Oompa-Loompas, 4 letters
You Only Live Twice screenwriter, 4 letters
Much cultivated in the tropics, 4 letters
Small highly nutritious seed of the tropical pigeon-pea plant, 4 letters
Tropical woody herb with showy yellow flowers and flat pods, 4 letters
Alan Ladd film, The Blue___, 6 letters
Alan Ladd movie, The Blue ___, 6 letters
Arlene's favorite flower?, 6 letters
Bertie Wooster's favorite aunt, 6 letters
Black ___ (2006 mystery), 6 letters
Black___ (sensational 1947 murder case), 6 letters
Central American flower, 6 letters
Flower cultivated by the Aztecs, 6 letters
Flower grown by the Aztecs, 6 letters
Flower in a 2006 mystery film title, 6 letters
Flower named after an 18th-century Swedish botanist, 6 letters
Flower named for a Swedish botanist, 6 letters
Flower once cultivated for food, 6 letters
Flowering plant used for food by the Aztecs, 6 letters
Garden show favorite, 6 letters
Late-blooming flower, 6 letters
Mexico's national flower, 6 letters
National flower of Mexico, 6 letters
Ornamental from Central America, 6 letters
Popular ball-shaped flower, 6 letters
Popular garden flower, 6 letters
Showy hothouse flower, 6 letters
The Black ___ (2006 Brian De Palma film), 6 letters
The Black ___ (2006 film), 6 letters
The Black ___ (2006 movie), 6 letters
The Blue ___ : 1946 film, 6 letters
The Blue ___ (1946 film) or The Black ___ (2006 film), 6 letters
The Blue ___ (1946 Ladd/Lake film), 6 letters
The Blue ___ (1946), 6 letters
Veronica Lake film The Blue ___, 6 letters
Native to the mountains of Mexico and Central America and Colombia, 6 letters
Flowery words to a starlet?, 15 letters
Blooming 'Nine to Five' costar?, 12 letters
Ball-shaped flowers, 7 letters
Bright-colored blooms, 7 letters
Flowers named for a Swedish botanist, 7 letters
Plants with showy flowers, 7 letters
Term of faux affection from Tallulah Bankhead, 7 letters
Actress Arlene and family, 5 letters
Actress Arlene and writer Roald, 5 letters
Author of The Gremlins and namesakes, 5 letters
Children's novelist Roald and family, 5 letters
Fantastic Mr. Fox author and family, 5 letters
Desertlike region of the Arabian Peninsula, 5 letters
Pre-1975 Benin citizen, 8 letters
Benin's former name, 7 letters
Former name of Benin, 7 letters
A country on western coast of Africa, 7 letters
Formerly part of French West Africa, 7 letters
All of T-O-M-T-O-M, in Morse code, 4 letters
Counterparts of dits, 4 letters
Dits' counterparts, in Morse code, 4 letters
Long Morse code sounds, 4 letters
Morse man's long ones, 4 letters
O threesome, in a certain code, 4 letters
Parts of Morse code, 4 letters
Telegraph message parts, 4 letters
Telegraph syllables, 4 letters
Three of these make an O, 4 letters