Gp. in charge of condominiums, perhaps, 3 letters
Vietnamese minority group, 3 letters
'50s Davis Cup player, 4 letters
1950s tennis great Lew, 4 letters
1950s Wimbledon champ Lew, 4 letters
1956-57 Wimbledon champion Lew, 4 letters
1956-57 Wimbledon winner, 4 letters
Aussie tennis great, 4 letters
Aussie Wimbledon winner, 1956, '57, 4 letters
Australian tennis star, 4 letters
Tennis great Lew who won three of the four majors in 1956, 4 letters
Two-time Wimbledon winner Lew, 4 letters
Ashes to Ashes novelist Tami, 4 letters
Night Sins author Tami, 4 letters
The Alibi Man romance novelist Tami, 4 letters
Author of Ashes to Ashes, 4 letters
Best-selling author Tami, 4 letters
Best-selling mystery writer Tami, 4 letters
Guilty As Sin author Tami, 4 letters
Romance novelist Tami, 4 letters
Romance/suspense novelist Tami, 4 letters
Thriller writer Tami, 4 letters
Middle Atlantic lunch, 6 letters
Philly's signature sandwich, 6 letters
Start and end of Hi-Yo Silver - that is a hero (6), 6 letters
Submarine sandwich, to some, 6 letters
Different names are used in different sections of the United States, 6 letters
Heroes that may be full of baloney, 7 letters
Philadelphia heroes, 7 letters
Jelly Roll, Bix and ___ (1994 history of early jazz), 5 letters
Lazy Bones composer Carmichael, 5 letters
Stardust composer Carmichael, 5 letters
Stardust penner's first name, 5 letters
Carmichael of Stardust fame, 5 letters
Carmichael who wrote Stardust, 5 letters
Composer Carmichael, 5 letters
Philly deli offering, 5 letters
Songwriter Carmichael, 5 letters
Different names are used in different sections of the United States, 5 letters
'Star Dust' composer, 15 letters
Georgia on My Mind composer, 15 letters
Composer born Nov. 22, 1899, 15 letters
Composer of Georgia's state song Georgia on My Mind, 15 letters
Driving songwriter?, 15 letters
Musician who played for his lunch?, 15 letters
Singer-songwriter born 11/22/1899, 15 letters
Songwriter born November 22, 1899, 15 letters
Former Pirate infielder Don, 4 letters
Paper items that show off more than you'd like*, 9 letters
Coating of frozen dew, 4 letters
Cold ground covering, 4 letters
Ground covering on cold mornings, 4 letters
Look of aged whitening, 4 letters
Old-fashioned frost, 4 letters
White window coating, 4 letters
Winter window sight, 4 letters
Wintry ground cover, 4 letters
Ice crystals forming a white deposit (especially on objects outside), 4 letters
Accumulate for later use, 5 letters
Act like a pack rat, 5 letters
Collect compulsively, 5 letters
Collection of artifacts, 5 letters
Hidden goods, collectively, 5 letters
Keep way too much stuff, 5 letters
Secretly stock up on, 5 letters
Stock and then some, 5 letters
Store up as one.s own, 5 letters
Survivalist's stash, 5 letters
Try to corner the market, 5 letters
A secret store of valuables or money, 5 letters
A person who accumulates things and hides them away for future use, 7 letters
A&E TV show with professional cleaners and clinical psychologists, 8 letters
They stockpile and stockpile, 8 letters
Incredibly, I, Ron, had initially 30A a temporary fence (8), 8 letters
Large outdoor signboard, 8 letters
Save up as for future use, 8 letters
Billboards, in Britain, 9 letters
Accumulates excessively, 6 letters
Collectors' collections, 6 letters
Doesn't ever throw anything away, 6 letters
Drive up the price of a Chinatown specialty?, 12 letters
English statesman: 1880-1959, 5 letters
First Viscount Templewood, 5 letters
Viscount Templewood, 5 letters
Viscount Templewood: 1944, 5 letters
Proof of a cold night, 9 letters
Ice crystals forming a white deposit (especially on objects outside), 9 letters
A quality of old -- kinky nose hairs (9), 9 letters
Great age esp gray or white with age, 9 letters
A silvery-white color, 9 letters
They cover lots of ground, 5 letters
Barely able to speak, 6 letters
Barely able to talk, 6 letters
Grating, as a voice, 6 letters
How Vito Corleone sounded, 6 letters
Like a cheerleader after a big game, maybe, 6 letters
Like a coach after a tough game, probably, 6 letters
Like a filibusterer's voice, 6 letters
Like Brando's Godfather, 6 letters
Like cheerleaders after the game, perhaps, 6 letters
Like Durante's voice, 6 letters
Like laryngitis sufferers, 6 letters
Like the voice of Brando's Godfather, 6 letters
Like the voice of The Godfather, 6 letters
Rough and harsh, as a voice, 6 letters
Rough and husky, as a voice, 6 letters
Share crackers with old husky (6), 6 letters
Speaking with a grating voice, 6 letters
Suffering from laryngitis, perhaps, 6 letters
Suffering from phonasthenia, 6 letters
Yelling too much, maybe, 6 letters
Muscidae with a sore throat?, 9 letters
Pesky buzzer with a sore throat?, 9 letters
Pest with a sore throat?, 9 letters
Person who's been shouting Revolution! too much?, 15 letters
Croaking cottontail?, 10 letters
Laryngitic equine?, 11 letters
Mr. Ed with a sore throat?, 11 letters
Mr. Ed with laryngitis, 11 letters
Quick Draw McGraw with laryngitis?, 11 letters
Thoroughbred with throat problems?, 11 letters
How some concertgoers talk after a show, 8 letters
Become harsh, as a voice, 7 letters
Cause huskiness in, as a voice, 7 letters
Get rough, as a voice, 7 letters
Make rougher, as a voice, 7 letters
Makes husky, as a voice, 8 letters
Measure of laryngitis?, 11 letters
All the worse for shouting, 7 letters
Comparatively scratchy, 7 letters
Having worse laryngitis, 7 letters
More rasping, as a voice, 7 letters
More speechless, in a way, 7 letters
Sounding more like a frog, 7 letters
Farrier's raspy send-off?, 10 letters
Concert given by Bruce Springsteen?, 10 letters
Most like Brando's voice, in The Godfather, 8 letters
Laryngitis sufferer?, 15 letters
Raspy-voiced tattletale?, 15 letters
Far from innovative, 5 letters
Like the Ancient Mariner, 5 letters
White-haired with age, 5 letters
Rodent distinguished by white fur on its back and shoulders, 11 letters
Balloon Boy, for one, 4 letters
The War of the Worlds broadcast, notably, 4 letters
1938 The War of the Worlds broadcast, for one, 4 letters
Attempted deception, 4 letters
Bigfoot photo, e.g., 4 letters
Campus prank, often, 4 letters
Chain letters, usually, 4 letters
Cottingley Fairies, for one, 4 letters
Elaborate April fool, 4 letters
Elaborate falsehood, 4 letters
England's crop circles, notably, 4 letters
Forged artifact, e.g., 4 letters
Fraudulent undertaking, 4 letters
It's perpetrated by a prankster, 4 letters
Kind of practical joke, 4 letters
Kurt Vonnegut's faux commencement address e-mail, e.g., 4 letters
Like a famous Welles radio broadcast, 4 letters
Like an urban legend, 4 letters
Many a P.T. Barnum attraction, 4 letters
Many an urban legend, 4 letters
Martian invasion report, e.g., 4 letters
Milli Vanilli, famously, 4 letters
Phony discovery, perhaps, 4 letters
Piltdown Man, for one, 4 letters
Piltdown man, notably, 4 letters
Prankster's project, 4 letters
Something intended to deceive, 4 letters
Spam content, often, 4 letters
Sting, for instance, 4 letters
Subject of a forwarded e-mail, often, 4 letters
The 1938 broadcast of The War of the Worlds was one, 4 letters
The Cardiff Giant, e.g., 4 letters
The Cardiff Giant, for one, 4 letters
The Hitler Diaries, e.g., 4 letters
The Loch Ness monster, probably, 4 letters
The Pacific Northwest tree octopus, e.g., 4 letters
The performances of Milli Vanilli, essentially, 4 letters
The Piltdown man, e.g., 4 letters
The Piltdown man, for one, 4 letters
The Piltdown man, notably, 4 letters
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, e.g., 4 letters
Trickster's deception, 4 letters
Welles' Martian invasion broadcast, e.g., 4 letters
Something intended to deceive, 4 letters
Deliberate trickery intended to gain an advantage, 4 letters
Emulated P.T. Barnum, 6 letters
Pulled someone's leg, 6 letters
Showed a UFO sighting video, say, 6 letters
One who pulls a scam, 6 letters
Practical joker, e.g., 6 letters
Someone who plays practical jokes on others, 6 letters
Crop circle creators, e.g., 7 letters
E-mails from Nigerian princes, e.g., 6 letters
Piltdown Man and others, 6 letters
Some April 1 news stories, 6 letters
April Fools' Day activity, 7 letters
It's intended to deceive, 7 letters