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___ Martin Johnson (I Married Adventure), 3 letters
___Mayor (Spanish Big Dipper), 3 letters
Actress Massen of Tokyo Rose, 3 letters
Adventurers/documentarians Martin and ___ Johnson, 3 letters
American explorer and filmmaker Johnson, 3 letters
Costa Rica's ___ Peninsula, 3 letters
Danish-American actress Massen, 3 letters
Explorer and filmmaker Johnson, 3 letters
Explorer/filmmaker Johnson, 3 letters
Female bear, in Barcelona, 3 letters
Female bear, in Bilbao, 3 letters
Female bear, in Madrid, 3 letters
Jungle explorer Johnson, 3 letters
Mama bear in Marbella, 3 letters
Mama bear, in Madrid, 3 letters
Mama bear, in Monterrey, 3 letters
Mama bear, in Taxco, 3 letters
Mama bear, to Manuel, 3 letters
Mama bear, to Maria, 3 letters
Mama grizzly, south of the border, 3 letters
Martin Johnson's co-explorer wife, 3 letters
Martin Johnson's wife and partner, 3 letters
Massen in Tokyo Rose, 3 letters
Massen of Deadline at Dawn, 3 letters
Massen of the 1940s film Tokyo Rose, 3 letters
She-bear, in Barcelona, 3 letters
She-bear, in Sevilla, 3 letters
She-bear, in Spanish, 3 letters
She's prosaic at heart, 3 letters
Little House on the Prairie tribe, 4 letters
___ orange (inedible fruit), 5 letters
___ orange (tree of the mulberry family that produces round, inedible fruit), 5 letters
___ War Drum: Kansas-Missouri football game trophy, 5 letters
August: ___ County (winner of the 2008 Tony for Best Play), 5 letters
A tributary of the Missouri, 5 letters
American Indian language, 5 letters
Ballerina Maria Tallchief s tribe, 5 letters
Broadway's August: ___ County, 5 letters
Certain American Indian language, 5 letters
County in Kansas, Missouri or Oklahoma, 5 letters
County name in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma, 5 letters
Early Missouri native, 5 letters
Fort on the Missouri, 5 letters
Great Plains Indian tribe, 5 letters
Great Plains orange, 5 letters
It flows into the Missouri near Jefferson City, 5 letters
Kind of orange or Indian, 5 letters
Lake of the Ozarks feeder, 5 letters
Lake of the Ozarks river, 5 letters
Lake of the Ozarks tributary, 5 letters
Language related to Winnebago, 5 letters
Largest tributary of the Missouri, 5 letters
Major tributary of the Missouri, 5 letters
Maria Tallchief, for one, 5 letters
Maria Tallchief's tribe, 5 letters
Midwestern tribesman, 5 letters
Missouri Amerindian, 5 letters
Missouri River feeder, 5 letters
Missouri river named for an Indian tribe, 5 letters
Missouri river or Indian, 5 letters
Missouri river or tribe, 5 letters
Missouri river to the Missouri River, 5 letters
Missouri River tributary, 5 letters
Missouri River's largest tributary, 5 letters
Native American in Oklahoma, 5 letters
Native American tribe, 5 letters
Native Kansas tribe, 5 letters
Oklahoma Indian tribe, 5 letters
One thing that grows on trees, 5 letters
Orange bowl offering, 5 letters
River in central Missouri, 5 letters
River into the Missouri, 5 letters
River named for an Indian tribe, 5 letters
River near Jefferson City, 5 letters
River spanned by the Bagnell Dam, 5 letters
River that feeds the Missouri, 5 letters
River that forms Lake of the Ozarks, 5 letters
River that goes a long way through Missouri, 5 letters
River through Lake of the Ozarks, 5 letters
River through the Lake of the Ozarks, 5 letters
Subdivision of the Sioux, 5 letters
The Missouri's largest tributary, 5 letters
Tony winner August: ___ County, 5 letters
Tony-winning Tracy Letts play, August: ___ County, 5 letters
Tree cultivated for hedges, 5 letters
Tribe on an Oklahoma reservation, 5 letters
Tributary of the Missouri, 5 letters
Tributary of the Missouri River, 5 letters
The Dhegiha dialect spoken by the Osage people, 5 letters
A river in Missouri that is a tributary of the Missouri River, 5 letters
Oil was found on Osage lands early in the 20th century, 5 letters
Native American complaint?, 11 letters
Inedible fruit that looks like a brain, 11 letters
Tree of the mulberry family, 11 letters
Rough-skinned inedible fruits, 12 letters
Oranges sometimes referred to as monkey-brains, 6 letters
Ancestors of ballerina Maria Tallchief, 6 letters
Certain Midwestern tribe members, 6 letters
Certain Native Americans, 6 letters
Certain Siouan speakers, 6 letters
Indians relocated from Missouri, 6 letters
Members of a Missouri native people, 6 letters
Members of an Oklahoma tribe, 6 letters
Missouri Native Americans, 6 letters
Native Americans of Missouri, 6 letters
Native Americans of Oklahoma, 6 letters
Native Midwesterners, 6 letters
Oklahoma tribe members, 6 letters
Onetime Missouri natives, 6 letters
Onetime Missouri tribe, 6 letters
Plains tribe members, 6 letters
Relatives of the Omaha, 6 letters
Some Missouri natives, 6 letters
Some Native Americans and some oranges, 6 letters
___ Music College (noted Japanese conservatory), 5 letters
___-Itami International Airport, 5 letters
'Black Rain' setting, 5 letters
Godzilla Raids Again setting, 5 letters
Venice of the Orient, 5 letters
1970 World Expo site, 5 letters
1970 World's Fair city, 5 letters
1970 World's Fair locale, 5 letters
1970 World's Fair site in Japan, 5 letters
A Universal Studios locale, 5 letters
Bidder for 2008 Summer Games, 5 letters
Bidder for the 2008 Summer Games, 5 letters
Big Japanese economic center, 5 letters
Birthplace of the violinist Midori, 5 letters
Bullet train destination, 5 letters
Chicago's sister city in Japan, 5 letters
City at the mouth of the Yodo River, 5 letters
City founded as Naniwa, 5 letters
City known for its puppet theater, 5 letters
City known for okonomiyaki, 5 letters
City of 2 1/2 million at the mouth of the Yodo River, 5 letters
City of southern Honshu, 5 letters
City on Honshu Island, 5 letters
City on Honshu, in Japan, 5 letters
City on the Yodo River, 5 letters
City raided in Godzilla Raids Again, 5 letters
City south of Kyoto, 5 letters
City where Capcom headquarters are, 5 letters
City where one-named violinist Midori was born, 5 letters
City where the violinist Midori was born, 5 letters
City where violinist Midori was born, 5 letters
City with a Suntory Museum, 5 letters
First capital of Japan, 5 letters
Hanshin Expressway city, 5 letters
Hideo Nomo's birthplace, 5 letters
Hideyoshi castle city, 5 letters
Home of Kansai International Airport, 5 letters
Home of Nagai Stadium, 5 letters
Home of Sharp and Suntory, 5 letters
Home of Sumitomo Bank, 5 letters
Home of the Hanshin Tigers, 5 letters
Home of the National Bunraku Theatre, 5 letters
Home to Universal Studios Japan, 5 letters
Honshu bay and port, 5 letters
Honshu commercial center, 5 letters
Honshu industrial center, 5 letters
Honshu prefecture or its capital, 5 letters
Important port of Japan, 5 letters
Industrial city of Japan, 5 letters
Industrial Japanese city, 5 letters
Industrious Japanese city, 5 letters
Inland Sea metropolis, 5 letters
It has close connections with Kobe, 5 letters
It was destroyed by Godzilla in Godzilla Raids Again, 5 letters
It's bidding for the 2008 Olympics, 5 letters
Japan's ___ College of Music, 5 letters
Japan's City of Water, 5 letters
Japan's second city, 5 letters
Japan's second largest city, 5 letters
Japan's second-biggest city, 5 letters
Japan's third largest city, 5 letters
Japanese city of 2.5. million, 5 letters
Japanese city on the Yodo, 5 letters
Japanese city on the Yodo River, 5 letters
Japanese city whose name means large hill, 5 letters
Japanese city whose pro baseball team is the Kintetsu Buffaloes, 5 letters
Japanese city with geisha, 5 letters
Japanese commercial center, 5 letters
Japanese economic center, 5 letters
Japanese financial center, 5 letters
Japanese for large hill, 5 letters
Japanese industrial center, 5 letters
Japanese media hub city, 5 letters
Japanese metropolis, 5 letters
Japanese metropolis in Godzilla Raids Again, 5 letters
Japanese port in Honshu, 5 letters
Japanese site of Expo '70, 5 letters
Kansai Airport setting, 5 letters
Kansai International Airport site, 5 letters
Kansai International Airport's setting, 5 letters
Large city of Japan, 5 letters
Megalopolis at the mouth of the Yodo, 5 letters
Metropolis of Japan, 5 letters
Mizuno Corporation headquarters, 5 letters
Neighbor of Kobe and Kyoto, 5 letters
Nobel winner Leo Esaki's birthplace, 5 letters
One of Japan's largest cities, 5 letters
Panasonic's headquarters, 5 letters
Panasonic's home base, 5 letters
Pitcher Hideo Nomo's birthplace, 5 letters
Populous Japanese city, 5 letters
Prefecture of Japan, 5 letters
Second-largest city in Japan, 5 letters
Site of Basho's death, 1694, 5 letters
Tennoji Park setting, 5 letters
The Kitchen of Japan, 5 letters
Third-largest Japanese city, 5 letters
Where John Murtha once suggested that Operation Iraqi Freedom forces be deployed, 5 letters
Where Panasonic and Sanyo are headquartered, 5 letters
Where Panasonic is headquartered, 5 letters
World's Fair city: 1970, 5 letters
World's Fair site of '70, 5 letters
Yodo River mouth city, 5 letters
Port city on southern Honshu on Osaka Bay, 5 letters
Commercial and industrial center, 5 letters
1970 World's Fair site, 10 letters
Bullet train boarder, maybe, 6 letters
Certain Honshu native, 6 letters
Certain Honshu resident, 6 letters
Certain resident of Honshu, 6 letters
Dweller on the Yodo River, 6 letters
From Japan's second-largest city, 6 letters
From Japan's third most populous city, 6 letters
Kansai Airport frequenter, 6 letters
Kansai University student, e.g., 6 letters
Kintetsu Buffaloes fan, most likely, 6 letters
Kobe native's neighbor, 6 letters
Like Hideo Nomo and Hiroki Kuroda, 6 letters
Many a Panasonic employee, 6 letters
Native of a Japanese port, 6 letters
One of 2.5 million Japanese, 6 letters
Pitcher Hideo Nomo, for one, 6 letters
Resident along the Yodo river, 6 letters
Resident of Japan's second city, 6 letters
Resident of Japan's third largest city, 6 letters
Shinsaibashi-Suji patron, perhaps, 6 letters
2003 Afghani film that won a Golden Globe, 5 letters
2003 Afghani film that won a Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film, 5 letters
2003 film made in Afghanistan, 5 letters
2003 movie filmed in Afghanistan, 5 letters
2005 biography subtitled The Making of a Terrorist, 5 letters
First name in terrorism, 5 letters
He was hiding in a house less than a mile from the Pakistan Military Academy, 5 letters
Is he dead or alive?, 5 letters
Navy Seals' surgical raid target of 2011, ___ bin Laden, 5 letters
Noted cave-dweller, informally, 5 letters
Saudi terrorist ___ bin Laden, 5 letters
Suspected terrorist ___ bin Laden, 5 letters
Terrorist ___ bin Laden, 5 letters
Astro Boy creator Tezuka, often called The Father of Manga, 5 letters
Site of 50th-anniversary observance of the Korean War's first casualties, 4 letters
Ridges between ice walls, 4 letters
To dare, in Durango, 4 letters
Cub bearers, in Spain, 4 letters
Explorer Johnson et al., 4 letters
Female bears, in Madrid, 4 letters
Mama bears in Mexico, 4 letters
Mama bears, in Barcelona, 4 letters
Namesakes of explorer Johnson, 4 letters
She-bears, in Seville, 4 letters
She-bears, south of the border, 4 letters
Ursine females, in , 4 letters
___ can you see by the dawn's..., 4 letters
___ can you see...?, 4 letters
___ does that star-spangled banner..., 4 letters
___ thou for her, who hath done this deed -- Shakespeare, 4 letters
___, can you see... (anthem opener): 2 wds., 4 letters
The Star-Spangled Banner opener, 4 letters
The Star-Spangled Banner start, 4 letters
Anthem-starting words, 4 letters
First hats-off words at a ball game?, 4 letters
First words of Key's The Defense of Fort McHenry, 4 letters
National anthem opening, 4 letters
National anthem start, 4 letters
National-anthem starter, 4 letters
Opening words at a ball game?, 4 letters
Pair of words at the beginning of The Star-Spangled Banner, 4 letters
Start of The Star-Spangled Banner, 4 letters
Start of a country song?, 4 letters
Start of a national anthem, 4 letters
Start of a pregame number, 4 letters
Start of a pregame ritual, 4 letters
Start of a song that ends with brave, 4 letters