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'97 PGA champ Ernie, 3 letters
1994 and 1997 U.S. Open winner, 3 letters
1994 Open golf champion, 3 letters
1994 U.S. Open champ, 3 letters
1994 U.S. Open champ Ernie, 3 letters
1994 U.S. Open golf champion, 3 letters
1994 U.S. Open winner Ernie, 3 letters
1994 US Open champion, 3 letters
1996 and 1997 Buick Classic champion, 3 letters
1997 PGA Grand Slam of Golf winner, 3 letters
1999 Nissan Open winner, 3 letters
1999 Nissan Open winner Ernie, 3 letters
2002 British Open champ, 3 letters
2002 British Open champ Ernie, 3 letters
2002 British Open champion, 3 letters
2002 British Open winner, 3 letters
2002 British Open winner Ernie, 3 letters
2002 Genuity champ Ernie, 3 letters
2002 winner at Muirfield, 3 letters
2004 Masters runner-up, 3 letters
2011 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee, 3 letters
2012 Open Championship winner, 3 letters
2nd-place finisher at the 2000 Mercedes Championships, 3 letters
Above-ground trains, 3 letters
Above-ground transit, 3 letters
Above-the-street trains, 3 letters
Aboveground railroads, 3 letters
Aboveground transporters, 3 letters
African nicknamed The Big Easy, 3 letters
All-time European Tour money winner, 3 letters
Antonia's Line actress Dottermans, 3 letters
Athlete nicknamed the Big Easy, 3 letters
Athlete whose surname is correctly pronounced as if it had an e on the end of it, 3 letters
British Open champ the year after Duval, 3 letters
British Open winner Ernie, 3 letters
Bygone Manhattan sights, 3 letters
Bygone Manhattan trains, 3 letters
Bygone New York transports, 3 letters
Chi. transportation, 3 letters
Chicago commuter carriers, 3 letters
Chicago commuter options, 3 letters
Chicago Loop loopers, 3 letters
Chicago Loop trains, 3 letters
Choices for Chicago commuters, 3 letters
City transportation, 3 letters
Clattery overhead trains, 3 letters
Clattery transports, 3 letters
Commuters get high on them, 3 letters
Countryman of Gary Player, 3 letters
Cousins of monorails, 3 letters
Designer of South Africa's Oubaai Golf Course, 3 letters
Designer of the South African golf course Oubaai, 3 letters
Disappearing transports, 3 letters
Discontinued trains, 3 letters
Ernie ___ winner of 1994 US Open, 3 letters
Ernie known as The Big Easy, 3 letters
Ernie of the P.G.A., 3 letters
Ernie of the PGA Tour, 3 letters
Ernie of the PGA, to whom this puzzle could be dedicated, 3 letters
Ernie on the fairway, 3 letters
Ernie the pro golfer, 3 letters
Ernie who can't play in a Solheim cup, 3 letters
Ernie who writes a column for Golf Digest, 3 letters
Ernie who's won the U.S. Open twice, 3 letters
Ernie, Tiger's rival, 3 letters
Every ballad has two, 3 letters
Famed African sportsman, 3 letters
Form of rapid transit, 3 letters
Former Golf Digest columnist, 3 letters
Former Man. transit, 3 letters
Frequent #2 man of 2000, 3 letters
Frequent second-place finisher of 2000, 3 letters
Gary Player countryman, 3 letters
Golf great from Johannesburg, 3 letters
Golf pro from South Africa, 3 letters
Golf star who lives in the Bahamas, 3 letters
Golf's 'The Big Easy', 3 letters
Golfer called The Big Easy, 3 letters
Golfer dubbed 'Big Easy', 3 letters
Golfer dubbed the Big Easy, 3 letters
Golfer Ernie aka The Big Easy, 3 letters
Golfer Ernie called The Big Easy, 3 letters
Golfer Ernie with his own wine company, 3 letters
Golfer from Johannesburg, 3 letters
Golfer from South Africa, 3 letters
Golfer known as 'The Big Easy', 3 letters
Golfer nicknamed The Big Easy, 3 letters
Golfer who came in second in the 2000 Masters, U.S. Open, and British Open, 3 letters
Golfer who won 1997 US Open, 3 letters
Golfer who won the '94 U.S. Open, 3 letters
Golfer who won the 1991 Southern Africa Tour, 3 letters
Golfer who won the U.S. Open in 1994 and 1997, 3 letters
Golfer whose surname is often mispronounced, 3 letters
Golfing great Ernie, 3 letters
He tied for 3rd at the 2001 Mercedes Championships, 3 letters
He tied for sixth at the 2001 Masters, 3 letters
High-level vehicles?, 3 letters
Higher form of transportation?, 3 letters
It takes two to be jolly, 3 letters
Johannesburg-born athlete, 3 letters
Johannesburg-born star, 3 letters
Light-rail preceders, 3 letters
Lines like the London Overground, 3 letters
Lines over the street, 3 letters
Links luminary Ernie, 3 letters
Linksman called the Big Easy, 3 letters
Little League double header?, 3 letters
Little League starters?, 3 letters
Lloyd's of London beginners, 3 letters
Lollapalooza features?, 3 letters
Long Island has two, 3 letters
Loop trans. options, 3 letters
Mass transit choices, 3 letters
Masters regular Ernie, 3 letters
Monorail alternatives, 3 letters
N.Y.C. sights beginning in the 1870's, 3 letters
Name engraved on the Claret Jug in 2002, 3 letters
New York and Chicago have the oldest ones in the Americas, 3 letters
Noisy city transports, 3 letters
Noted African sportsman, 3 letters
Noted South African sportsman, 3 letters
Old city transports, 3 letters
One-third of a dollar?, 3 letters
___ Maxwell, famous hostess, 4 letters
___ Schneider, villainess in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, 4 letters
'Born Free' lioness, 4 letters
'Lohengrin' princess, 4 letters
Actress Lanchester of Mary Poppins, 4 letters
Actress Lanchester or fashion designer Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Actress Lanchester or hostess Maxwell, 4 letters
Actress Lanchester who played Jessica Marbles in Murder by Death, 4 letters
Actress Lanchester, who married Charles Laughton, 4 letters
Actress Martinelli who co-starred in Hatari, 4 letters
Actress Pataky of Snakes on a Plane, 4 letters
Babe's girlfriend in Marathon Man, 4 letters
Bargain for Lanchester, 4 letters
Boris' 'bride,' 1935, 4 letters
Boris's bride of 1935, 4 letters
Born Free character, 4 letters
Bridal Chorus bride, 4 letters
Bride in 'Lohengrin', 4 letters
Bride of Frankenstein name, 4 letters
Bride of Frankenstein star Lanchester, 4 letters
Capt. von Trapp's betrothed, 4 letters
Cat that was born free, 4 letters
Charles Laughton's wife, 4 letters
Cher's Tea with Mussolini role, 4 letters
City in southern Tex., 4 letters
CNN fashion journalist Klensch, 4 letters
CNN fashion reporter Klensch, 4 letters
CNN style maven Klensch, 4 letters
Couturier Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Designer Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Dr. ___ Schneider, historian who was a love interest of Indiana Jones, 4 letters
Dr. Schneider of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, 4 letters
Fashion designer Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Fashion journalist Klensch, 4 letters
Fashion maven Klensch, 4 letters
Fashion maven Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Fashion reporter Klensch, 4 letters
Fashionable Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Fashionista Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Feline female of film, 4 letters
Feline film heroine, 4 letters
Film actress Lanchester, 4 letters
Forbidden question asker in Lohengrin, 4 letters
Former US columnist Maxwell, 4 letters
Four-footed orphan of literature, 4 letters
Four-legged Born Free star, 4 letters
Freeborn feline female of film, 4 letters
Gottfried's operatic sister, 4 letters
Gottfried's sister, in opera, 4 letters
Hostess with the Mostest Maxwell, 4 letters
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade role, 4 letters
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade villainess, 4 letters
Italian novelist Morante, 4 letters
Italian writer Morante or Born Free lioness, 4 letters
Jewelry design Peretti, 4 letters
Joy Adamson lioness, 4 letters
Joy Adamson subject, 4 letters
Joy Adamson trainee, 4 letters
Joy Adamson's friend, 4 letters
Joy Adamson's orphan, 4 letters
Joy Adamson's pet lioness, 4 letters
Joy Adamson's released pet, 4 letters
Joy's Born Free lioness, 4 letters
La Storia novelist Morante, 4 letters
Lanchester in Rascal, 4 letters
Lanchester of 'Bride of Frankenstein', 4 letters
Lanchester of 'Mary Poppins', 4 letters
Lanchester of 'Witness for the Prosecution', 4 letters
Lanchester of Blackbeard's Ghost, 4 letters
Lanchester of cinema, 4 letters
Lanchester of flicks, 4 letters
Lanchester of old films, 4 letters
Lanchester of old Hollywood, 4 letters
Lanchester of The Bishop's Wife, 4 letters
Lanchester of The Bride of Frankenstein, 4 letters
Lanchester on the screen, 4 letters
Lanchester or Maxwell, 4 letters
Lanchester or Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Leonine star of Born Free, 4 letters
Lioness in 'Born Free', 4 letters
Lioness of book and film, 4 letters
Lioness of film fame, 4 letters
Lioness of literature, 4 letters
Lioness or Lanchester, 4 letters
Lioness raised by the Adamsons, 4 letters
Lioness who was born free, 4 letters
Living Free lioness, 4 letters
Lohengrin character, 4 letters
Lohengrin's beloved, 4 letters
Lohengrin's inamorata, 4 letters
Martinelli of Hatari!, 4 letters
Mary Poppins actress Lanchester, 4 letters
Maxwell or Lanchester, 4 letters
Maxwell or Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Mother of the 'Living Free' cubs, 4 letters
Mrs. Albert Einstein, 4 letters
Mrs. Charles Laughton, 4 letters
Murder suspect in Lohengrin, 4 letters
Nonspeaking part in Born Free, 4 letters
Noted Kenyan lioness, 4 letters
Noted socialite Maxwell, 4 letters
Old columnist Maxwell, 4 letters
Old radio host Maxwell, 4 letters
Old radio's ___ Maxwell's Party Line, 4 letters
Old socialite Maxwell, 4 letters
Old-time gossip queen Maxwell, 4 letters
Old-time socialite Maxwell, 4 letters
One of the pride of Joy, 4 letters
Onetime hostess Maxwell, 4 letters
Opera character with a dream, 4 letters
Opera heroine who sings Einsam in tr, 4 letters
Opera heroine with the aria Einsam in tr, 4 letters
Opera lass who broke a vow, 4 letters
Pataky of Snakes on a Plane, 4 letters
Pride of Joy Adamson, 4 letters
R. S. V. P. is on sale., 4 letters
Schiaparelli of fashion, 4 letters
Schiaparelli of fashion fame, 4 letters
She lost her pride?, 4 letters
She played Frankenstein s bride, 4 letters
She's buried in Kenya's Meru National Park, 4 letters
Shocking pink Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Sister of Lustica in Born Free, 4 letters
Soprano role in Lohengrin, 4 letters
Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition cover model Benitez, 4 letters
Style expert Klensch, 4 letters
Style maven Klensch, 4 letters
Style With ___ Klensch (1980-2000 CNN program), 4 letters
Stylish Schiaparelli, 4 letters
Tejano singer Garcia, 4 letters
The bride in Wagner's Bridal Chorus, 4 letters
The Bride of Frankenstein actress Lanchester, 4 letters
The hostess with the mostest Maxwell, 4 letters
The Lady from Shanghai heroine, 4 letters
The lady in The Lady From Shanghai, 4 letters
The Sound of Music baroness, 4 letters
The Wedding March was written for her wedding in Lohengrin, 4 letters
Tiffany designer Peretti, 4 letters
Tiffany jewelry designer Peretti, 4 letters
Wagner heroine ___ of Brabant, 4 letters
Wagner's ___ of Brabant, 4 letters
Wife of Charles Laughton, 4 letters
Where Dr. Frankenstein got the torso?, 14 letters
Central American country, 10 letters
Country discovered in 1523, 10 letters
Home to many mestizos, 10 letters
Where to pay with colons, 10 letters
Old-time journalist-socialite, 11 letters
___Dream (Lohengrin soliloquy), 5 letters
___ Dream (Lohengrin aria), 5 letters
___ Dream (Lohengrin piece), 5 letters
___ Dream (Wagner aria), 5 letters
___ Dream from Lohengrin, 5 letters
___ Dream in Lohengrin, 5 letters
___ Dream, Wagnerian aria, 5 letters
Actress Lanchester and others, 5 letters
Actress Lanchester and socialite Maxwell, 5 letters
Actress Lanchester et al., 5 letters
Actresses Lanchester and Pataky, 5 letters
Actresses Martinelli and Lanchester, 5 letters
Columnist Maxwell et al., 5 letters
Composer Barraine and others, 5 letters
Forever Free: ___ Pride (Joy Adamson book), 5 letters
Forever Free: ___ Pride: Adamson book, 5 letters
Joy Adamson's Forever Free: ___ Pride, 5 letters
Klensch and Lanchester, 5 letters
Lanchester and a lioness, 5 letters
Lanchester and Maxwell, 5 letters
Lanchester and namesakes, 5 letters
Lanchester and others, 5 letters
Lanchester and Schiaparelli, 5 letters
Lohengrin aria, ___ Dream, 5 letters
Lohengrin's love et al., 5 letters
Lohengrin's wife and others, 5 letters
Martinelli and Lanchester, 5 letters
Martinelli and Maxwell, 5 letters
Martinelli and Schiaparelli, 5 letters
Maxwell and Lanchester, 5 letters
Maxwell and Martinelli, 5 letters
Maxwell and Schiaparelli, 5 letters
Model Benitez and others, 5 letters
Model Benitez et al., 5 letters
Ms. Lanchester, et al., 5 letters
Namesakes of a famous lioness, 5 letters
Namesakes of a movie lioness, 5 letters
Peretti and Schiaparelli, 5 letters
Schiaparelli and Martinelli, 5 letters
Schiaparelli and others, 5 letters
Style expert Klensch and others, 5 letters
Marisa Berenson's grandmother, 16 letters
European province: Ger., 6 letters
A region of northeastern France famous for its wines, 6 letters
... or ___! (threat), 4 letters
...and suddenly nobody ___ will do (A Chorus Line line), 4 letters
...and suddenly nobody ___ will do... (One lyric), 4 letters
'07 They Might Be Giants disc The ___, 4 letters
'Anything ___' (2003 Woody Allen film), 4 letters
'Anything ___' (2003 Woody Allen movie), 4 letters
'Can I get you anything ___?', 4 letters
'Hand it over or ___!', 4 letters
'If all ___ fails...', 4 letters
'Lord High Everything ___' (one of Pooh-Bah's titles in 'The Mikado'), 4 letters
'Lord High Everything ___' (title in 'The Mikado'), 4 letters
'Nobody ___' (1998 Tyrese hit), 4 letters
'So what -- is new?', 4 letters
'That's something ___!', 4 letters
'What ___ can happen?', 4 letters
'Will there be anything ___?', 4 letters
1967 album Something ___ by the Kinks, 4 letters
1998 hit Nobody ___, 4 letters
A veiled threat (with or), 4 letters
Above all ___ (first and foremost), 4 letters
Add-on to an if-then statement, 4 letters
Additional Built to Spill song?, 4 letters
All ___ being equal..., 4 letters
Alternative indicator, 4 letters
Alternative introducer, 4 letters
And nothing ___ matters Metallica, 4 letters
Anything ___ (2003 Jason Biggs movie), 4 letters
Anything ___ (Woody Allen film), 4 letters
Anything ___ (Woody Allen movie), 4 letters
Baby, What ___ Can I Do?, 4 letters
Baby, What ___ Can I Do? (Ethel Waters), 4 letters
Besides what's shown, 4 letters
Cannonball Adderley's Somethin' ___, 4 letters
Chicago's What ___ Can I Say, 4 letters
Classic 1967 album Something ___ by the Kinks, 4 letters
Completely different, 4 letters
Connector of choices, 4 letters
Eddie Cochran Somethin' ___, 4 letters
End of a terse challenge, 4 letters
End of a threat with Or, 4 letters
End of a vague threat, 4 letters
End of an ultimatum, 4 letters
Ending to many ultimata, 4 letters
Everything Louder Than Everyone ___ (Mot, 4 letters
Everything Louder than Everything ___ (Meat Loaf song), 4 letters
Final word in a threat, 4 letters
For thou desirest not sacrifice; ___ would I give it (Ps, 4 letters
Frankie Avalon's Who ___ But You, 4 letters
Frequent or follower, 4 letters
G. & S.'s Lord High Everything ___, 4 letters
George Harrison's Someplace ___, 4 letters
Give me children, or ___ I die (Ge 30:1), 4 letters
Godhead Anybody ___, 4 letters
I am the LORD, and there is none ___ (Isa. 45:5), 4 letters
I mean business! word, 4 letters
If all ___ fails, read the directions, 4 letters
If another choice is needed, 4 letters
If follower, in computer programs, 4 letters
If that doesn't work, 4 letters
If things are different, 4 letters
If-then-___ statement (programming device), 4 letters
If's frequent companion, in a computer program, 4 letters
In a different manner, 4 letters
In addition to that, 4 letters
In addition to those, 4 letters
In some other manner, 4 letters
Is there anything ___?, 4 letters
It can come after no one or someone, 4 letters
It can follow anyone, 4 letters
It can follow anything, 4 letters
It can follow no one or someone, 4 letters
It could be after something, 4 letters
It could follow something, 4 letters
It follows what or or, 4 letters
It may follow something, 4 letters
It often follows something, 4 letters
Last word in a threat, 4 letters
Last word in an ultimatum, 4 letters
Last word in many ultimatums, 4 letters
Last word in non-specific threats, 4 letters
Last word in threats?, 4 letters
Last word in ultimatums, 4 letters
Last word of an ultimatum, perhaps, 4 letters
Leave all ___ to the gods, 4 letters
Leave all ___ to the gods: Horace, 4 letters
Led Zeppelin Somethin' ___, 4 letters
Let's try something ___, 4 letters
Lord High Everything ___ (Mikado title), 4 letters
Lord High Everything ___ (The Mikado character), 4 letters
Lord High Everything ___: Mikado, 4 letters
Metallica hit Nothing ___ Matters, 4 letters
Metallica Nothing ___ Matters, 4 letters
Never Be Anyone ___ but You (Ricky Nelson hit), 4 letters
No One ___ but You (Louis Armstrong tune), 4 letters
Nobody ___ But Me (jazz standard), 4 letters
Nothing ___ Matters (Metallica hit), 4 letters
Of a different nature, 4 letters
Of a different sort, 4 letters
Ominous alternative, 4 letters
Ominous alternative (with or), 4 letters
Ominous word, at times, 4 letters
Or ___ (bully's words), 4 letters
Or ___ (bullying words), 4 letters
Or ___ (last words?), 4 letters
Or ___ (threat ending), 4 letters
Or ___ (ultimatum words), 4 letters
Or ___ (words of a threat), 4 letters
Or ___ you'll what?, 4 letters
Or ___! (threat ender), 4 letters
Or ___! (veiled threat), 4 letters
Or -- (threat words), 4 letters
Other than what is implied, 4 letters
Other than what was listed, 4 letters
Other than what's mentioned, 4 letters
Part of an ultimatum, 4 letters
Petty lyric There was a little more to life somewhere ___, 4 letters
Programming command, 4 letters
Sex Pistols Something ___, 4 letters
Show Boat song Nobody ___ But Me, 4 letters
Someone is often to the left of it, 4 letters
Someplace ___ (area of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe), 4 letters
Something ___ (a lulu), 4 letters
Something ___ (a wow), 4 letters
Something ___ (extraordinary item), 4 letters
Something ___ (extraordinary thing), 4 letters
Something ___ (extraordinary), 4 letters
Something ___ (Kinks album that includes Two Sisters and Harry Rag), 4 letters
Something ___ (really special), 4 letters
Something ___ again, 4 letters
Something ___ by the Kinks (1967 album), 4 letters
Something or anything follower, 4 letters
Stereotypical threat's end, 4 letters
That kiss, shall all thoughts ___ survive: Shelley, 4 letters
The First Tear Costs 200 Francs author Triolet, 4 letters
This goes with something, 4 letters
Threat ender, often, 4 letters
Threat-ending word (with or), 4 letters
Threatener's final word?, 4 letters
Ultimate word in a vague ultimatum, 4 letters
Ultimate word in an ultimatum, 4 letters
Ultimatum concluder, 4 letters
Ultimatum conclusion, 4 letters
Ultimatum ender, often, 4 letters
Ultimatum ender, perhaps, 4 letters
Ultimatum's end: or ___, 4 letters
Ultimatum's ultimate word, 4 letters
Ultimatum's ultimate word, usually, 4 letters
Under different circumstances, 4 letters
Unnamed alternative, 4 letters
Weezer's No One ___, 4 letters
What ___ can go wrong?, 4 letters
'It's nobody ___ business', 5 letters
'That's nobody -- business', 5 letters
'That's somebody -- problem', 5 letters
1995 country hit Someone ___ Star, 5 letters
Billie Holiday's You Can't Be Mine (And Someone ___ Too), 5 letters
It might follow someone, 5 letters
It's somebody ___ problem, 5 letters
No one ___ business, 5 letters
Nobody ___ business, 5 letters
Nobody may go in front of it, 5 letters
Put yourself in someone ___ shoes!, 5 letters
Some coding statements, 5 letters
Somebody ___ (not mine), 5 letters
Somebody ___ Boyfriend (The Corrs tune), 5 letters
Somebody ___ Money: Wallflowers song, 5 letters
Somebody ___ Moon (Collin Raye hit), 5 letters
Somebody ___ problem, 5 letters
Someone ___ (another's), 5 letters
Someone ___ (not mine or yours), 5 letters
Someone ___ (not mine), 5 letters
Someone ___ (not ours), 5 letters
Someone ___ (not yours or mine), 5 letters
Someone ___ America (1996 film), 5 letters
Someone ___ Dream (Faith Hill), 5 letters
Someone ___ problem, 5 letters
Someone ___ Story (Chess song), 5 letters
Someone ___ Story (song from the musical Chess), 5 letters
Someone -- (another person's), 5 letters
Wearing Someone ___ Clothes (2005 Jason Robert Brown album), 5 letters
End of the definition, 10 letters
Print style with stubby serifs, 8 letters
Printing type with stubby serifs, 8 letters
Otherwise, in dialect, 8 letters
Heels were repaired in another place (9), 9 letters
___ Janis, old comic actress, 5 letters
___ Janis, star of Broadway's Puzzles of 1925, 5 letters
___ the Cow (mascot), 5 letters
___ Venner (Oliver Wendell Holmes novel), 5 letters
___ Venner, O.W. Holmes novel, 5 letters
Ad animal since 1938, 5 letters
Advertising celeb at the 1939 World's Fair, 5 letters
Aproned advertising animal, 5 letters
Birth of a Nation heroine, 5 letters
Borden representative, 5 letters
Borden's spokes-bovine, 5 letters
Bovine advertising icon, 5 letters
Bovine at the 1939 New York World's Fair, 5 letters
Bovine Borden booster, 5 letters
Bovine milk pitcher, 5 letters
Bovine of advertising, 5 letters
Bovine of milk marketing, 5 letters
Bovine product mascot, 5 letters
Commercial milk cow, 5 letters
Commercial spokescow, 5 letters
Cow on some cottage cheese packages, 5 letters
Dairy Farmers of America mascot, 5 letters
Decorating pioneer ___ de Wolfe, 5 letters
Dinsmore of children's books, 5 letters
Dinsmore of children's literature, 5 letters
Dinsmore of fiction, 5 letters
Dinsmore of old children's books, 5 letters
Elmer the Bull's mate, 5 letters
Elmer's bovine companion, 5 letters
Elmer's contented cow, 5 letters
Emily Watson, in Gosford Park, 5 letters
Famous spokesbovine, 5 letters
Girl's name that sounds like two letters of the alphabet, 5 letters
Holmes novel ___ Venner, 5 letters
Holmes's Miss Venner, 5 letters
Jack's beloved in The Yeomen of the Guard, 5 letters
Kiddie lit character Dinsmore, 5 letters
Lazy ___ Molly (Chubby Checker hit), 5 letters
Martha Finley heroine, 5 letters
Martha Finley's paragon, 5 letters
Memorable spokescow, 5 letters
Milk pitcher, for Borden?, 5 letters
Miss Dinsmore of children's books, 5 letters
Miss Dinsmore of fiction, 5 letters
Miss Dinsmore of kids' books, 5 letters
Mooing mascot since 1939, 5 letters
Noted milk-promoter, 5 letters
Old comic actress ___ Janis, 5 letters
Oliver Wendell Holmes's ___Venner, 5 letters
Pitcher of Borden milk?, 5 letters
Product-pitching cow, 5 letters
Silents actress Ferguson, 5 letters
Silents star Ferguson, 5 letters
Spokescow since 1938, 5 letters
Spokescow since the 1930s, 5 letters
Spokescow who wears a lei, 5 letters
Stage actress ___Janis, 5 letters
The Birth of a Nation heroine, 5 letters
The Prince and the Showgirl heroine, 5 letters
William Carlos Williams dedicatee, 5 letters
Woman from Chelsea, in the song Cabaret, 5 letters
Yeomen of the Guard character, 5 letters
Destination of vacationing cows?, 9 letters
Actress Janis and designer de Wolfe, 6 letters
Children's author Martha Finley's ___ Holiday, 6 letters
Dinsmore, Janis and De Wolfe, 6 letters
Fictional Dinsmore and Venner, 6 letters
Holmes girl and others, 6 letters
Namesakes of a noted cow, 6 letters
Namesakes of Borden's cow, 6 letters
The Two ___ (Martha Finley children's book), 6 letters
Venner and Dinsmore, 6 letters
Company mascot introduced in the 1930s that has never been put out to pasture, 11 letters
Introduction of 1963, 11 letters
Mascot with a N.J. gravesite, 11 letters
Danish town in Hamlet, 8 letters
Gentlemen, you are welcome to ___: Hamlet, 8 letters
Home of a literary ghost, 8 letters
Kronborg Castle site, 8 letters
Nile rose in a Shakespearean setting, 8 letters
Queen Gertrude's home, 8 letters
Shakespearean locale, 8 letters
Shakespearean setting, 8 letters
To be, or not to be soliloquy setting, 8 letters
Where Hamlet cogitated, 8 letters
Where Yorick played, 8 letters
Where golfer Ernie gets hot?, 10 letters
Common Latino newspaper name, 5 letters
East Los Angeles bus line with a sun in its logo, 5 letters
It beats down on Oaxaca, 5 letters
It shines on Mejico, 5 letters
La estrella mas brillante, 5 letters
Los Aztecas worshipped it, 5 letters
Popular Hispanic newspaper name, 5 letters
Spanish for 'the sun', 5 letters
Spanish for the sun: 2 wds., 5 letters
Spanish-language newspaper that brings light to its readers, 5 letters
The sun, in Spanish, 5 letters
The sun, to Sonorans, 5 letters
Tomar ___ (sunbathe: Sp.), 5 letters
British actress Dudgeon, 7 letters
Huxley who wrote about Africa, 7 letters
Leipzig's White river, 6 letters
___ Howard, 1963 A.L. M.V.P., 6 letters
'60s Yankee star ___ Howard, 6 letters
1963 A.L. MVP ___ Howard, 6 letters
1963 American League MVP ___ Howard, 6 letters
Catcher for Whitey in the 1960's Yankees, 6 letters
Ex-baseballer Howard, 6 letters
Former Yankee catcher Howard, 6 letters
Howard who was the first African American on the Yankees, 6 letters
Pitcher Don of the 1950's-60's Cubs, 6 letters
Yankee ___ Howard, 1963 A.L. M.V.P., 6 letters
Yankee great Howard, 6 letters
Yankee legend ___ Howard, 6 letters
Antineoplastic drug (trade name Elspar) sometimes used to treat lymphoblastic leukemia, 6 letters