Everyday Puzzles Unlimited crossword ID 4460 answers
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Unlimited crossword ID 4460
War and Peace, Anna Karenina author, initials:
Slang for sweet fruit drink, like with lemon:
Dictionary abbreviation for describing words:
Crowds make this sound watching fireworks:
Automated task master computer program:
Puerto Rican rapper Daddy Yankee initials:
Westdeutsche Zeitung, German newspaper:
Route 66; Pacific Coast or Great River Road:
Color fabric by knotting string round sections:
Small memory card for camera, phone storage:
Internet speak for do you know:
Initials of Harlem Renaissance poet, wrote Dreams:
Type of acting work using just the voice:
European Union in languages like French, Italian:
Spanish Grand Slam-winning tennis champ initials:
Internet speak for "just kidding":
__: Warriors from the Magic Mountain, 1983 movie:
Prefix meaning original, first:
The Simpsons and Futurama creator:
The junior officer rank of the US Navy:
Gregorian monks are famous for this kind of music:
Toy car that can be moved using a separate device:
Anthropologist and linguist Franz:
Computer design term for user experience:
Canadian singer of Baby, baby, baby oh!:
Music for Torching writer __ Homes:
__ lama; spiritual leader of a Tibetan buddhist:
Abbreviation for tender loving care:
Person who delivers gifts on Christmas:
Type of profit or loss based on all finances:
__ Conti, founder of a theater academy in London:
Say this out loud to get Microsoft spreadsheets:
Rough winds do shake this month's darling buds:
Another word for a dental cap for a tooth:
Foxes and bears live in this type of home:
People who pack up and carry stuff to new home:
The line where two pieces of fabric are sewn:
Alcoholic drink derived from juniper berries:
1960s period piece, The __ Years:
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