___ Four (The Beatles), 3 letters
Super! to George Harrison, 3 letters
The ___ Four (The Beatles), 3 letters
When We Was ___ (George Harrison hit), 3 letters
When We Was ___ (George Harrison tune), 3 letters
When We Was ___ (Harrison tune), 3 letters
Adjective for the Beatles, 3 letters
Adjective to describe the Beatles, or the birthday boy honored here, 3 letters
Beatlemania adjective, 3 letters
Beatles descriptive, 3 letters
Colgate-Palmolive detergent, 3 letters
Colgate-Palmolive detergent brand, 3 letters
Early Beatles describer, 3 letters
Early Beatles descriptor, 3 letters
Fantastic, in Beatlemania, 3 letters
Fantastic, in Beatles-speak, 3 letters
George Harrison's When We Was ___, 3 letters
Laundry detergent brand, 3 letters
Like a '60s foursome, 3 letters
Like a fantastic four, 3 letters
Like a memorable four, 3 letters
Like the Beatles or the Queer Eye guys, 3 letters
Like the lads from Liverpool, 3 letters
Long-haired male model, 3 letters
Marvelous, in slang, 3 letters
Marvelous, informally, 3 letters
Michigan's ___ Five of NCAA basketball, 3 letters
Outstanding, briefly, 3 letters
Part of a Queer Eye nickname, 3 letters
Part of a Queer Eye sobriquet, 3 letters
Part of a Beatles epithet, 3 letters
Super, to a Beatles fan, 3 letters
The ___ Five ('Queer Eye for the Straight Guy' quintet), 3 letters
The ___ Five ('Queer Eye' stars' nickname), 3 letters
The ___ Four (Beatles nickname), 3 letters
The ___ Four (Beatles), 3 letters
The ___ Four (nickname of the Beatles), 3 letters
Wonderful, slangily, 3 letters
Word for the Beatles, 3 letters
'Johnny Angel' singer Shelley, 7 letters
___ College (Animal House setting), 5 letters
Animal House college, 5 letters
Animal House college with the motto Knowledge is good, 5 letters
Big name in pencils, 5 letters
Eberhard ___ (pencil brand), 5 letters
Eberhard ___ (pencil company), 5 letters
Hall of Fame pitcher Red, 5 letters
Word on many pencils, 5 letters
Bejeweled egg maker, 7 letters
Egg creator of note, 7 letters
Fine gold and enamelware, 7 letters
He prepared eggs for the Romanovs, 7 letters
His work is very eggs-pensive, 7 letters
Jewelry firm since 1842, 7 letters
Collectible fit for the czars, 10 letters
Czars' collectible, 10 letters
Objet d'art at auction in Octopussy, 10 letters
Prized Russian collectible, 10 letters
Russian art treasure, 10 letters
Russian royal treasure, 10 letters
Russian-made collectible, 10 letters
Musical nickname of the 1960s, 7 letters
Quartet hidden in this puzzle, 7 letters
Beatles Bluff, Win Hand!, 12 letters
Formula One racer Teo ___, 4 letters
Race car driver Teo, 4 letters
___ Society (British Labour Party forerunner), 6 letters
'Turn Me Loose' singer, 6 letters
Hound Dog Man singer, 6 letters
Turn Me Loose singer, 1959, 6 letters
One-named 50's-60's teen idol, 6 letters
One-named teen idol of the late '50s/early '60s, 6 letters
Teen idol of the fifties, 6 letters
A member of the Fabian Society in Britain, 6 letters
Peaceful British socialists that formed in 1884, 7 letters
He started all 16 games as a rookie tackle for the Jets in 1998, 6 letters
First name of Pope Alexander VII, 5 letters
Long-haired Italian model, 5 letters
Long-maned model from Milan, 5 letters
Model for novel covers, 5 letters
Model hit in the face by a goose in 1999, 5 letters
Model known for a butter-sub ad, 5 letters
Mononymic Italian model, 5 letters
One-named Italian model, 5 letters
One-named Italian supermodel, 5 letters
One-named male model, 5 letters
One-named model on many romance novel covers, 5 letters
One-named model-turned-actor, 5 letters
Popular long-haired male model, 5 letters
Romance cover model Lanzoni, 5 letters
Spokes-hunk for I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, 5 letters
Maximus who defeated Hannibal, 6 letters
Jack and the Beanstalk, e.g., 5 letters
The Boy Who Cried Wolf, e.g., 5 letters
The Fox and the Grapes, e.g., 5 letters
The Tortoise and the Hare, e.g., 5 letters
The Tortoise and the Hare, for one, 5 letters
Jean de La Fontaine story, 5 letters
Story with talking animals, 5 letters
Talking-animal tale, 5 letters
A deliberately false or improbable account, 5 letters
A short moral story (often with animal characters), 5 letters
A story about mythical or supernatural beings or events, 5 letters
Thinking like Aesop?, 11 letters
Title on a child's bookshelf, 6 letters
Entertainment for Aesop?, 15 letters
Quartet of storytellers?, 11 letters
Emmy winner Nanette, 6 letters
Entertainer Nanette, 6 letters
Musical star Nanette, 6 letters
Nanette ___, Sid Caesar's TV costar, 6 letters
___ softener (product added to the wash), 6 letters
It's bought in bolts, 6 letters
It's sold by the yard, 6 letters
Material at a yard sale?, 6 letters
Moleskin or taffeta, 6 letters
Society's being, in metaphor, 6 letters
Artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers, 6 letters
The underlying structure, 6 letters
Untruthful statement, 11 letters
Writing in a fictional form, 11 letters
The deliberate act of deviating from the truth, 11 letters
The act of making something (a product) from raw materials, 11 letters
A deliberately false or improbable account, 11 letters
The act of constructing something (as a piece of machinery), 11 letters
Community structure, 15 letters
Extremely pleasing, in slang, 4 letters
A person who tells or invents fables, 8 letters
How's life in the fast lane, ___?, 8 letters
President Eisenhower decade, 15 letters
In an incredible way, 10 letters
Band with the 1986 hit 'Tuff Enuff,' with 'the', 20 letters
A large family of trees, shrubs, vines, and herbs bearing bean pods, 8 letters
Divided for convenience into the subfamilies Caesalpiniaceae, 8 letters
Genus of South and Central American heathlike evergreen shrubs, 7 letters
(British) socialism to be established by gradual reforms within the law, 9 letters