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Achievement honoree, 8 letters

Artistic honoree, 8 letters

Celebrated, 8 letters

Crowned, 8 letters

Honor recipient, 8 letters

Honored one, 8 letters

Honored poet, 8 letters

Honored poet, e.g., 8 letters

Honoree in the arts, 8 letters

Lester B. Pearson: Nobel Peace Prize ___, 8 letters

Nobel honoree, 8 letters

Nobel Prize winner, e.g., 8 letters

Nobelist, e.g., 8 letters

Poet ___, 8 letters

Poet Warren or Wilbur, 8 letters

Recognition receiver, 8 letters

Wordsworth, for one, 8 letters

Someone honored for great achievements, 8 letters

Figuratively someone crowned with a laurel wreath, 8 letters

Honored group, 9 letters

Nobel Prize winners, 9 letters

Some poets, 9 letters

Wordsworth and Tennyson, 9 letters

'Way Out West' costar, 6 letters

Babes in Toyland costar, 1934, 6 letters

A Chump at Oxford costar, 1940, 6 letters

Avocado's family, 6 letters

Bay leaf source, 6 letters

Bay tree, 6 letters

Boston Marathon prize, 6 letters

Caesar's crown material, 6 letters

Certain crown material, 6 letters

Comic sidekick Stan, 6 letters

Comic Stan, 6 letters

Crown material, 6 letters

Daphne turned into this tree, 6 letters

Emblem of victory, 6 letters

Evergreen tree, 6 letters

Films' Arthur Stanley Jefferson, 6 letters

Fragrant tree, 6 letters

Funny Stan, 6 letters

Half a comedy team, 6 letters

Half a famed comedy duo, 6 letters

Half of an old comedy duo, 6 letters

Hardy buddy?, 6 letters

Hardy companion, 6 letters

Hardy pal, 6 letters

Hardy partner, 6 letters

Hardy sidekick, 6 letters

Hardy's partner in comedy, 6 letters

Its foliage is a symbol of victory, 6 letters

Leaf in Caesar's crown, 6 letters

Leafy crown material, 6 letters

Mountain ___, 6 letters

Mountain bush, 6 letters

Old Olympics award, 6 letters

Oliver Hardy's partner, 6 letters

Olympic wreath, 6 letters

Plant family that includes cinnamon, 6 letters

Pythian Games award, 6 letters

Recognition of achievement, 6 letters

Sassafras family, 6 letters

Sweet bay, 6 letters

Victor s crown source, 6 letters

Victor's prize, 6 letters

Victory emblem, 6 letters

Winner's crown, 6 letters

Winner's material, 6 letters

Winner's wreath, 6 letters

Wreath source, 6 letters

United States slapstick comedian (born in England) who played the scatterbrained and often tearful member of the Laurel and Hardy duo who made many films (1890-1965), 6 letters

Comedy duo, 14 letters

Filmdom comedy duo, 14 letters

Pair making comedy films (one's a babe)?, 15 letters

Tree in California?, 12 letters

Adorned with a wreath, 8 letters

Adorned with foliage, as a victor, 8 letters

Given a wreath, 8 letters

Honored with a crown of foliage, 8 letters

Like old Olympics champions, 8 letters

Like Pythian Games winners, 8 letters

Like some ancient Greek victors, 8 letters

Acclaim, 7 letters

Composition of some old crowns, 7 letters

Crowns of victory in ancient Greece, 7 letters

Garlands, 7 letters

Honors, 7 letters

Kudos, 7 letters

Old Olympic awards, 7 letters

Olympians' quests, 7 letters

Prizes in early Olympics, 7 letters

Rest on one's ___, 7 letters

Resting place?, 7 letters

Some rest on theirs, 7 letters

Symbol of honor, 7 letters

Symbol of victory, 7 letters

Symbols of victory in ancient Rome, 7 letters

Trees to rest on?, 7 letters

Wreaths of honor, 7 letters

A tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction, 7 letters

The state of being honored, 7 letters

(in ancient Greece) wreath of laurel foliage worn on the head as an emblem of victory, 7 letters

Winner's crown, 12 letters

Dumb and Dumber actress ___ Holly, 6 letters

Actress Hutton, 6 letters

Bacall, 6 letters

Bacall of Hollywood, 6 letters

Bacall or Chapin, 6 letters

Big name in fashion, 6 letters

Bronx-born designer, 6 letters

Designer Ralph, 6 letters

Fashion designer Ralph, 6 letters

Fashionable Ralph, 6 letters

Frequent Humphrey costar, 6 letters

Graham of Gilmore Girls, 6 letters

Holly of Hollywood, 6 letters

Humphrey's The Big Sleep costar, 6 letters

Humphrey's Bacall, 6 letters

Humphrey's co-star, often, 6 letters

Humphrey's honey, 6 letters

Humphrey's love, 6 letters

Humphrey's widow, 6 letters

Hutton or Tewes, 6 letters

Karan contemporary, 6 letters

Klein competitor, 6 letters

Last name in fashion, 6 letters

Polo boss, 6 letters

Polo creator, 6 letters

Polo designer, 6 letters

Polo player?, 6 letters

Purple Label designer, 6 letters

Ralph ___ n, 6 letters

Ralph of fashion, 6 letters

Reality TV socialite Conrad, 6 letters

Silver screen's Bacall, 6 letters

Sports clothes designer Ralph, 6 letters

Supermodel Hutton, 6 letters

The Mirror Has Two Faces actress, 12 letters

Betty Perske, 12 letters

Bogart s partner, 12 letters

Humphrey Bogart's The Big Sleep love interest, 12 letters

The end-all The Big Sleep star, 12 letters

Exclamation at a designer's show?, 12 letters

Actor Fishburne, 8 letters

Actor Olivier, 8 letters

Dustin's 'Marathon Man' costar, 8 letters

First name of a memorable lord, 8 letters

Fishburne of The Matrix, 8 letters

Harvey or Olivier, 8 letters

Lord Olivier, 8 letters

First actor to be awarded life peerage, 15 letters

He played a Nazi in Marathon Man and a Nazi hunter in The Boys From Brazil [Connecticut], 15 letters

I VALUE NICER ROLE, 15 letters

Oscar winner for Henry V, 15 letters

1948, 21 letters

Best actor and his film: 1948, 21 letters

Start of a trivial show-biz fact, 21 letters

Fishburne and Olivier, 9 letters

'Dumb and Dumber' actress, 11 letters

Actress in TV's Picket Fences and NCIS, 11 letters

What Women Want co-star, 11 letters

Designer Yves Saint, 7 letters

Fashionable name, 7 letters

Fashionable Yves Saint, 7 letters

Yves Saint ___, 7 letters

Mt. Tremblant's range, 10 letters

High part of Canada, 17 letters

Quebec range, 11 letters

Time of the Cuckoo playwright, 8 letters

Rodgers & Hammerstein duo, 14 letters

Tropical American tree, 10 letters

Valued for its hard durable wood, 10 letters

American Revolutionary leader and president of the Continental Congress (1724-1792), 7 letters

Roman martyr, 10 letters

Supposedly Lawrence was ordered by the police to give up the Church's treasure and when he responded by offering the poor people of Rome he was roasted to death on a gridiron (died in 258), 10 letters

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