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___ Dome, former home of the St. Louis Rams, 3 letters
___ Flight 800 (still unexplained 1996 explosion off Long Island), 3 letters
___ Flight 800 (unexplained 1996 airplane explosion off Long Island), 3 letters
'Up, up and away' carrier of old, 3 letters
Find out how good we really are sloganeer, 3 letters
The ___ Dogs, Burns poem, 3 letters
The ___ Dogs: Burns, 3 letters
The Aviator carrier, 3 letters
The Aviator company, 3 letters
The blissful day we -- did meet: Burns, 3 letters
The things we do to make you happy sloganeer, 3 letters
Up up and away airline, 3 letters
Up, up and away carrier, 3 letters
Up, up and away company, 3 letters
Up, up and away defunct flier, 3 letters
Up, up and away flier, 3 letters
Up, up, and away carrier of the past, 3 letters
You're going to like us. ___ (1980s slogan), 3 letters
You're going to like us sloganeer, 3 letters
2001 American Airlines purchase, 3 letters
AA acquisition of 2001, 3 letters
Airline bought by American, 3 letters
Airline bought out in 2001, 3 letters
Airline formed in 1930, 3 letters
Airline Howard Hughes bought in '39, 3 letters
Airline Howard Hughes once controlled, 3 letters
Airline initials since 1930, 3 letters
Airline once controlled by Howard Hughes, 3 letters
Airline once owned by Howard Hughes, 3 letters
Airline purchased by Howard Hughes, 3 letters
Airline recently acquired by American, 3 letters
Airline that American bought, 3 letters
Airline that folded in 2001, 3 letters
Airline that Howard Hughes bought in '39, 3 letters
Airline whose last flight was Dec. 1, 2001, 3 letters
Airline with the old slogan Up, up and away, 3 letters
Alternative to Delta or US Airways, 3 letters
Ambassadors Club carrier, 3 letters
Ambassadors Club co., 3 letters
American acquisition, 3 letters
American acquisition of 2001, 3 letters
American Airlines acquisition, 3 letters
American competitor, 3 letters
American purchase in 2001 (abbr.), 3 letters
American purchase of 2001, 3 letters
Aviation acquisition of 2001, 3 letters
Aviators was its frequent flier program, 3 letters
Bankrupt carrier of 2001, 3 letters
Big airline until 2001, 3 letters
Bygone Eastern rival, 3 letters
Bygone intl. carrier, 3 letters
Bygone rival of Delta, 3 letters
Carl Icahn was its chairman, 3 letters
Carrier in The Aviator, 3 letters
Carrier that folded into American in 2001, 3 letters
Co. acquired by American Airlines in 2001, 3 letters
Co. founded as Western Air Express, 3 letters
Co. now under American's wing, 3 letters
Co. of which Howard Hughes became the principal shareholder in 1939, 3 letters
Co. once owned by Howard Hughes, 3 letters
Co. that launched its Ambassadors Club in 1952, 3 letters
Company once owned by Howard Hughes, 3 letters
Company once taken over by Carl Icahn, 3 letters
Continental rival, once, 3 letters
Defunct up, up and away flier, 3 letters
DiCaprio owned it in The Aviator, 3 letters
Doubled a la Scotch, 3 letters
Early air mail carrier, 3 letters
Eastern alternative, once, 3 letters
Eero Saarinen designed its J.F.K. terminal, 3 letters
Eero Saarinen's ___ Terminal at J.F.K., 3 letters
Erstwhile flight inits., 3 letters
Erstwhile JFK client, 3 letters
Erstwhile Pam-Am competitor, 3 letters
Erstwhile U.S. carrier, 3 letters
Fare-war participant, 3 letters
First coml. airline to show in-flight movies, 3 letters
Flier that had a St. Louis hub, 3 letters
Flight bag initials, 3 letters
Former airline initials, 3 letters
Former airline with a JFK terminal designed by Eero Saarinen, 3 letters
Former carrier with a JFK hub, 3 letters
Former Delta competitor, 3 letters
Former flying inits., 3 letters
Former frequent flier, 3 letters
Former global airline, 3 letters
Former intl. carrier, 3 letters
Former JFK terminal, 3 letters
Former Pan Am rival, 3 letters
Former rival of Pan Am, 3 letters
Former rival of USAir, 3 letters
Former U.S. carrier, 3 letters
Former United rival, 3 letters
Global carrier: Abbr., 3 letters
H. Hughes once controlled it, 3 letters
Howard Hughes once controlled it, 3 letters
Howard Hughes once owned it, 3 letters
Howard Hughes owned it from 1939 to 1966, 3 letters
Howard Hughes purchase, 3 letters
Howard Hughes' airline, 3 letters
Howard Hughes' old airline, 3 letters
Howard Hughes's erstwhile carrier, 3 letters
Hughes' airline, once, 3 letters
Int'l carrier, once, 3 letters
International carrier, 3 letters
It flew its last flight in 2001, 3 letters
It had a hub at JFK, 3 letters
It had an Ambassadors Club, 3 letters
It had the Ambassadors Club, 3 letters
It merged with American in 2001, 3 letters
It often flew FDR during WWII, 3 letters
It once had a hub at JFK, 3 letters
It was bought out by American Airlines, 3 letters
Its frequent flier prog. was called Aviators, 3 letters
Its hub is in St. Louis, 3 letters
Its slogan used to be One mission. Yours., 3 letters
Its slogan was once Find out how good we really are, 3 letters
Its slogan was once The things we do to make you happy, 3 letters
Its TV jingles included Up, Up and Away, 3 letters
Letters on some 737s, 3 letters
Letters on some liners, 3 letters
Logo spotted at JFK, 3 letters
Longtime Howard Hughes holding, 3 letters
Major airline until 2001, 3 letters
Northwest competitor, 3 letters
Old One mission. Yours. sloganeer, 3 letters
Old Up, up and away airline, 3 letters
Old Up, up and away carrier, 3 letters
Old Up, up and away sloganeer, 3 letters
Old We're up to something good carrier, 3 letters
Old airline letters, 3 letters
Old carrier whose JFK terminal is now used by JetBlue, 3 letters
Old competitor of Pan Am, 3 letters
Old rival of United, 3 letters
One of Air Canada's US rivals, 3 letters
One time Hughes property, 3 letters
One-time American rival, 3 letters
One-time Delta competitor, 3 letters
One-time Howard Hughes airline, 3 letters
One-time Howard Hughes company, 3 letters
Onetime Delta rival, 3 letters
Onetime jet insignia, 3 letters
Onetime Lindbergh employer, 3 letters
Onetime Pan Am rival, 3 letters
Onetime United rival, 3 letters
Pan Am competitor, once, 3 letters
Paris Sky Chief co., 3 letters
Stratoliner flier, once, 3 letters
They want to be your airline, 3 letters
Transportation inits. since 1930, 3 letters
U.S. Airways competitor, 3 letters
US Airways alternative, 3 letters
US Airways competitor, once, 3 letters
Pretentious or silly talk or writing, 7 letters
Went on about trivial things, 8 letters
Containing no nonsense, 11 letters
A Tramp Abroad author, 5 letters
Achilles and the Tortoise author Mark, 5 letters
Achilles and the Tortoise subject Mark, 5 letters
Any Man of Mine singer Shania, 5 letters
Cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education writer, 5 letters
Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get author, 5 letters
Come on Over singer, 5 letters
Following the Equator author, 5 letters
Huckleberry Finn author, 5 letters
Innocents Abroad author, 5 letters
Man, I Feel Like a Woman singer, 5 letters
Man, I Feel Like a Woman singer (hate me later for giving you the earworm), 5 letters
Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits quipper, 5 letters
Pudd'nhead Wilson writer, 5 letters
The Gilded Age co-author, 5 letters
The Innocents Abroad author, 5 letters
The Prince and the Pauper author, 5 letters
Truth is more of a stranger than fiction writer, 5 letters
What Is Man? essayist, 5 letters
An author or two (5), 5 letters
Aunt Polly's creator, 5 letters
Author depicted next to a steamboat on a 2011 stamp, 5 letters
Author of quotation, 5 letters
Author of Stepquote, 5 letters
Autobiography byline of 2010, 5 letters
Child's choo___choo, 5 letters
Clemens, familiarly, 5 letters
Country singer Shania, 5 letters
Creator of Dan'l, the jumping frog, 5 letters
Creator of Finn and Sawyer, 5 letters
Creator of Muff Potter, 5 letters
Creator of Pudd'nhead Wilson, 5 letters
Creator of Sawyer and Finn, 5 letters
Exact copy contains first-rate Clemens (5), 5 letters
Finn and Sawyer's chronicler, 5 letters
General Grant's publisher, 5 letters
Hannibal's favorite son, 5 letters
Hartford literary giant, once, 5 letters
Jumping frog creator, 5 letters
Justin Kaplan subject, 5 letters
Mark of distinction, 5 letters
Mark of fine writing?, 5 letters
Mark of humor writing, 5 letters
Mark of literary distinction, 5 letters
Mark with a mustache, 5 letters
Pen name for Clemens, 5 letters
Pudd'nhead Wilson creator, 5 letters
Pudd'nhead's creator, 5 letters
Shania from Ontario, 5 letters
Singer married to producer Robert John Mutt Lange, 5 letters
Well-known pen name, 5 letters
Who said Golf is a good walk spoiled, 5 letters
Wit who wrote When in doubt, tell the truth, 5 letters
Writer buried in Elmira, 5 letters
Writer who called golf a good walk spoiled, 5 letters
Two items of the same kind, 5 letters
Verses by an American author?, 15 letters
2009 George Strait album, or sound characteristic of country music generally, 5 letters
C&W singer's vocal quality, 5 letters
Country music sound, 5 letters
Country singer's sound, 5 letters
Country singer's vocal feature, often, 5 letters
Distinctive flavor surrounding Western guitar sound (5), 5 letters
Feature of Randy Travis' voice, 5 letters
Harsh ringing sound, 5 letters
Nasal quality essentially irritates Vera (5), 5 letters
Nasal speech pattern, 5 letters
Nasal speech quality, 5 letters
Nashville intonation, 5 letters
Play a guitar, e.g., 5 letters
Plucked string sound, 5 letters
Response to a pluck, 5 letters
Sound of a country singer, 5 letters
Vocal quality of country singers, 5 letters
Vocal quality of some country singers, 5 letters
A sharp vibrating sound (as of a plucked string), 5 letters
Exaggerated nasality in speech (as in some regional dialects), 5 letters
Played guitar, maybe, 7 letters
Plucked a guitar string, 7 letters
Sounded like a steel guitar, 7 letters
Country guitar player, e.g., 7 letters
More like a banjo than an electric guitar, 8 letters
Distinctive accents, 6 letters
Evidence of some accents, 6 letters
Plays the guitar, in a way, 6 letters
Sharp sounds produced by a banjo, 6 letters
Southerner's giveaways, 6 letters
Kind of voice quality, 6 letters
Like country singers' voices, stereotypically, 6 letters
Like some country music, 6 letters
Like some country-music vocals, 6 letters
Like some Nashville vocals, 6 letters
___ the night before..., 4 letters
___ brillig and the slithey toves..., 4 letters
___ brillig, and the slithy toves... (Jabberwocky), 4 letters
___ brillig, and the slithy...: Carroll, 4 letters
___ brillig...: Jabberwocky opening, 4 letters
___ brillig...: Carroll, 4 letters
___ Christmas broach'd the mightiest ale: Scott, 4 letters
___ Christmas told the merriest tale: Scott, 4 letters
___ like a Maelstrom, with a notch (Emily Dickinson poem), 4 letters
___ Love - not me: Dickinson, 4 letters
___ Love--not me (Emily Dickinson poem), 4 letters
___ the night before Christmas..., 4 letters
___ the Night Before Christmas (1974), 4 letters
___ wondrous pitiful: Othello, 4 letters
... ___ but the wind: Byron, 4 letters
...___ but the wind (Lord Byron), 4 letters
'Jabberwocky' opener, 4 letters
'Jabberwocky' start, 4 letters
A Visit from St. Nicholas opener, 4 letters
In Held ___ in I (Procol Harum song), 4 letters
Jabberwocky beginning, 4 letters
Jabberwocky opening, 4 letters
No stranger in the crowd could doubt ___ Casey at the bat, 4 letters
Used to be, back in the day, 4 letters
A Clement Moore opener, 4 letters
A poetic contraction, 4 letters
Carroll's ___ brillig..., 4 letters
Christmas classic opening, 4 letters
Christmas poem lead-in, 4 letters
Christmas poem opener, 4 letters
Christmas poem opening, 4 letters
Christmas poem start, 4 letters
Christmas story opener, 4 letters
Christmas verse opener, 4 letters
Christmas verse starter, 4 letters
Classic Christmas opener, 4 letters
Clement C. Moore opener, 4 letters
Clement C. Moore opening, 4 letters
Clement Clarke Moore opener, 4 letters
Clement Moore contraction, 4 letters
Clement Moore poem opener, 4 letters
Famous yuletide poem opener, 4 letters
First word in a Christmas classic, 4 letters
First word in a famous Moore poem, 4 letters
First word in a Noel poem, 4 letters
First word in a story from Clement Clarke Moore, 4 letters
First word of A Visit From St. Nicholas, 4 letters
First word of Jabberwocky, 4 letters
First word of a Carroll work, 4 letters
First word of a Clement Moore poem, 4 letters
First word of a famous Christmas poem, 4 letters
First word of a Santa Claus story, 4 letters
First word of a seasonal poem, 4 letters
First word of Carroll's Jabberwocky, 4 letters
Holiday poem opener, 4 letters
Holiday verse starter, 4 letters
It starts A Visit from St. Nicholas, 4 letters
Moore poem beginning, 4 letters
Seasonal poem's start, 4 letters
Start for a Moore poem, 4 letters
Start of A Visit From St. Nicholas, 4 letters
Start of Jabberwocky, 4 letters
Start of The Jabberwocky, 4 letters
Start of a C. Moore classic, 4 letters
Start of a Carroll work, 4 letters
Start of a Christmas classic, 4 letters
Start of a Christmas poem, 4 letters
Start of a Christmas rhyme, 4 letters
Start of a Christmas story, 4 letters
Start of a classic Christmas poem, 4 letters
Start of a Clement Clarke Moore poem, 4 letters
Start of a Clement Moore classic, 4 letters
Start of a Clement Moore poem, 4 letters
Start of a yule reading, 4 letters
Start of a Yuletide reading, 4 letters
Start of a Yuletide verse, 4 letters
Start of Clement Moore's poem, 4 letters
Syllable before brillig, 4 letters
The word before the night before..., 4 letters
What the night before Christmas comes after?, 4 letters
Word before brillig, 4 letters
Word that begins with an apostrophe, 4 letters
Yuletide poem opener, 4 letters
Yuletide poem starter, 4 letters
Yuletide verse beginning, 4 letters
Yuletide verse starter, 4 letters
___ long parting (Emily Dickinson), 5 letters
Admission of a sort, 5 letters
Employees who once went up, up and away, 15 letters
With 47D, start of 68A, 18 letters
Start of a January lament, 14 letters
Crude term for female genitalia famously misused by Robert Burns in Pippa Passes (1841), 4 letters
Parody of an ABC TV police drama included on Cheech and Chong's Sleeping Beauty LP, 4 letters
Then owls and bats / cowls and ___ (Browning, unknowingly misusing a vulgar term), 5 letters
Do Ya Think I'm Sexy? singer after a sex change?, 11 letters
1986 P.G.A. Championship winner Bob, 4 letters
1986 PGA Championship winner, 4 letters
1986 PGA Player of the Year, 4 letters
Bob ___, 1986 P.G.A. Player of the Year, 4 letters
Like some light bulbs, 4 letters
AVENUE GOING EAST OR WEST, 10 letters
Europe to central Asia, 9 letters
An orchid of the genus Liparis having a pair of leaves, 9 letters