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___ pop, music genre since the 1980s, 4 letters
A bit too-too, to a Brit, 4 letters
Adjective for Belle & Sebastian, 4 letters
Affectedly dainty, in Derby, 4 letters
Affectedly dainty, in Dover, 4 letters
Affectedly dainty, in England, 4 letters
Affectedly dainty, to a Brit, 4 letters
Affectedly dainty, to Brits, 4 letters
Affectedly precious, 4 letters
Affectedly quaint, across the pond, 4 letters
Affectedly quaint, in England, 4 letters
Affectedly quaint, to a Brit, 4 letters
Hardly macho, in Manchester, 4 letters
Oh-so-quaint, in England, 4 letters
Overly precious, in England, 4 letters
Overly precious, to a Brit, 4 letters
Overly-cute, British-style, 4 letters
Precious, musically, 4 letters
Precious, to a Brit, 4 letters
Too cute, in Cambridge, 4 letters
Too cute, in England, 4 letters
Too, too dainty in Devon, 4 letters
Too, too quaint, in Crewe, 4 letters
Boss caricatured by Nast, 5 letters
Boss of Tammany Hall, 5 letters
Classic suit fabric, 5 letters
English professor's wear, stereotypically, 5 letters
Fabric with the same name as a Scottish river, 5 letters
Fabric you might see at St. Andrews, 5 letters
Former New York boss, 5 letters
Harris, for example, 5 letters
Like some preppy jackets, 5 letters
Politico of the gaslight era, 5 letters
Preppy's fabric, e.g., 5 letters
Professorial jacket material, 5 letters
Professorial material?, 5 letters
Relative of homespun, 5 letters
Sports jacket fabric, 5 letters
Sports-jacket choice, 5 letters
Suit material, sometimes, 5 letters
Tammany Hall figure, 5 letters
Tammany Hall leader, 5 letters
Thick woolen fabric, 5 letters
University lecturer's material?, 5 letters
(usually in the plural) trousers, 5 letters
Thick woolen fabric used for clothing, 5 letters
Originated in Scotland, 5 letters
Bit of Mad Men attire, 9 letters
Professorial attire, perhaps, 9 letters
More outdoorsy, as fashion, 8 letters
Professorish news anchor?, 11 letters
Emulated a songbird, 8 letters
Through the Looking-Glass character, 10 letters
One of two close rivals, 10 letters
Through the Looking-Glass character, 10 letters
Looking-glass land denizen, 10 letters
Lures, Pied Piper style, 8 letters
Certain woolen suits, 6 letters
Coarse wool fabrics, 6 letters
Coarse wool garments, 6 letters
Houndstooth and herringbone, 6 letters
Some jacket fabrics, 6 letters
Some professorial attire, 6 letters
Suit jacket materials, 6 letters
Thick woolen fabrics, 6 letters
Academically stylish, 6 letters
Collegiately attired, 6 letters
Collegiately dressed, 6 letters
Like some professorial attire, 6 letters
Like some professors' suits, 6 letters
Like some professors' wardrobes, 6 letters
Made of rough wool fabric, 6 letters
Outdoorsily dressed, 6 letters
Wilco frontman Jeff, 6 letters
Professorial parrot?, 10 letters
MEDICINE CHEST ITEM, 6 letters
Lewis Carroll character, 8 letters
11-year-old, in adspeak, 5 letters
11-year-old, perhaps, 5 letters
12-year-old, for one, 5 letters
A 10-, 11- or 12-year old, 5 letters
Eleven-year-old, e.g., 5 letters
Experienced trick-or-treater, perhaps, 5 letters
Fifth- or sixth-grader, 5 letters
In the middle of, poetically, 5 letters
Justin Bieber fan, maybe, 5 letters
Kids' Choice Awards voter, 5 letters
Many a junior high schooler, 5 letters
Many a junior high student, 5 letters
Many a Justin Bieber fan, 5 letters
Many a middle-schooler, 5 letters
Many a Miley Cyrus fan, 5 letters
Many a preadolescent, 5 letters
Middle schooler, maybe, 5 letters
Middle-schooler, perhaps, 5 letters
Nickelodeon magazine reader, maybe, 5 letters
One who was recently a child, 5 letters
Seventh-grader, often, 5 letters
Shortened preposition, 5 letters
Sixth grader, usually, 5 letters
Verger on adolescence, informally, 5 letters
Young middle schooler, 5 letters
Youngster from 10 to 12, 5 letters
Middle school student, say, 7 letters
People born in the early 1960s, 8 letters
Some middle-schoolers, 8 letters
10-, 11- and 12-year-olds, 6 letters
Elementary school grads, typically, 6 letters
Many Twilight series readers, 6 letters
Many Justin Bieber fans, 6 letters
Many middle schoolers, 6 letters
Pubescent ones, usually, 6 letters
Sixth graders, e.g., 6 letters
*Retro '80s British indie rock genre, 7 letters
Rockin' Robin refrain word, 5 letters
RT @BlingFaith: http://bit.ly/Oiw6i zomg!, e.g., 5 letters
American Dialect Society's word of the year, 2009, 5 letters
Communicate in 140 characters, 5 letters
Communicate in 140 characters or less, 5 letters
High-frequency sound, 5 letters
Little bird's sound, 5 letters
Message that can't exceed 140 characters, 5 letters
Message up to 140 characters long that's read by followers, 5 letters
Microblogged update, 5 letters
Missive that's not massive, 5 letters
Noise from the nest, 5 letters
Online communication of 140 characters or fewer, 5 letters
Online status update limited to 140 characters, 5 letters
Post a modern status update, 5 letters
Send a message via Twitter, 5 letters
Send out a short message, maybe, 5 letters
Short online posting, 5 letters
Sing like the birdies sing, 5 letters
Sound from an aviary, 5 letters
Sound from the birdcage, 5 letters
Sound from the nest, 5 letters
Sound of a (rocking) robin, 5 letters
Type of message first sent in 2006, 5 letters
Use 140 characters max, in a way, 5 letters
Use 140 characters or fewer, 5 letters
What a little bird told me, 5 letters
A week chirping sound as of a small bird, 5 letters
Bird's barbershop standard?, 12 letters
Made like a small bird, 7 letters
Posted in the center of the action, perhaps, 7 letters
Used a microblogging service, 7 letters
Woofer's counterpart, 7 letters
Woofer's opposite partner, 7 letters
A loudspeaker that reproduces higher audio frequency sounds, 7 letters
Audio system components, 8 letters
They put out high-frequency sounds, 8 letters
Vacations led by Twitter?, 13 letters
Rockin' Robin sounds, 6 letters
Bird's conversation., 6 letters
Birdhouse emanations, 6 letters
Expressions of 140 characters maximum, 6 letters
Sings like the birdies sing, 6 letters
Twitter.com messages, 6 letters
One who understands canaries?, 11 letters
Movie actor with a bird?, 13 letters
Puddy tat would-be prey, 6 letters
Character in the cartoon A Bird in a Guilty Cage, 6 letters
Elmer Fudd's agreement with Loony Tunes star (6), 6 letters
Granny's pet, in cartoons, 6 letters
Intended prey for a puddy tat, 6 letters
Looney Tunes regular, 6 letters
Star of the Looney Tunes short 'Canary Row', 6 letters
Sylvester's nemesis, 6 letters
Sylvester's prey in cartoons, 6 letters
Sylvester's would-be prey, 6 letters
I tawt I taw a puddy tat! speaker, 10 letters
Adversary of Sylvester, 10 letters
Sylvester's toon nemesis, 10 letters
Rocky action star?, 14 letters
Eschew electrolysis, maybe, 6 letters
Pinch, as a splinter, 6 letters
Pluck eyebrow hairs, 6 letters
Pluck eyebrow hairs, e.g., 6 letters
Pluck, as eyebrow hairs, 6 letters
Prepare to use an eyebrow pencil, 6 letters
Pull out, not always painlessly, 6 letters
Remove a splinter, maybe, 6 letters
Remove a splinter, perhaps, 6 letters
Remove, as a splinter, 6 letters
Tend to the eyebrows, 6 letters
Finely cleaned coats?, 14 letters
Buy-one-get-one-free item?, 7 letters
Stamp collector's need, 7 letters
A hand tool for holding consisting of a compound lever, 7 letters
Splinter-remover's gadget, 8 letters
Disconnects, as a unibrow, 7 letters
Plucks, as eyebrow hairs, 7 letters
Removes, as splinters, 7 letters