A couple who do not stay together or are divorced "Am ___ father's keeper?": 2 wds. Amusement park attractions like the Ferris wheel and roller coaster A solemn pledge, as at weddings A fish trap A swift animal, like a doe or a stag Actor famous for "Fight Club" and "Troy" who appeared as a guest star on "Friends": 2 wds. Another name for an Academy Award Actor famous for "Jurassic Park" who appeared as a guest star on "Friends": 2 wds. Apple assistant which may converse with you A type of milk or sauce A person's life history, for short Actor famous for "Milk" and "Mystic River" who appeared as a guest star on "Friends": 2 wds. Action hero Bruce ___ Alien crafts: Abbr. "All his problems ___ from his alcoholism." At the summit Apple-made laptops A geek, who could be socially awkward Animal of horse family which carries weight, also a term for a jerk Annoys or pesters continuously Another name for a sweet potato A piece of writing on a topic, usually an assignment A vast body of water, like the Arabian ___ Antonym of "love" Actor Omar ___ of "House" A gorilla, for one A female deer A kind of beer made by fermentation "Are you catching my ___ or am I wasting my time?" () __ and Eve A tractor pulls it and is often used to clear snow Actor who starred in "The Incredible Hulk", __Ferrigno, way back in 1977 A word that describes an action Add together Allow entrance A vacuum lacks it __-aging cream A resort where you might be pampered with massages A geeky type who may be good with gadgets Any of the five digits on a human foot "Another Brick in the ___," the Pink Floyd hit Australian national bird Ambience around a person Applauses after a concert where the crowd may rise up from their chairs "A ___ is mightier than a sword" Attempt Antonym of "close" Asian sea which has shrunk Another word for dad Altar constellation A curve in the road A small mischievous child, for a Britisher After nine but before eleven? Arizona tribe famous for making dolls Arabian country where Chandler ran away to get rid of Janice in "Friends" Aspiring attorney's exam in the USA: Abbr. A card game played with a special deck, similar to "Crazy Eights" A dog's foot Actor from "Step Up," Channing ___ Any number raised to the power of zero A fish with a long and narrow jaw An intuitive feeling Approximate calculation of when someone will show up: Abbr. A concept in one's head Apple tablets Australian friend Astronomer ___ Sagan, famous for "Cosmos" Animal foot Amass wealth for future use ABC's "How to ___ Away with Murder" Another name for a killer whale American media company with a roaring lion on its logo: Abbr. A written reminder A dove's call Aggressive and rudely assertive A couple Another word for a donkey 1982 American TV series about a crime fighter and an intelligent car starring David Hasselhoff: 2 wds. 1989 American sitcom about the Winslow family living in Chicago starring Jaleel White: 2 wds. Amount produced of an agricultural product "And ___ there were none" 1985 American science fiction comedy about a small girl who is a robot starring Tiffany Brissette: 2 wds. Animal in "Mighty Joe Young" Alphabetically, the first state of USA, for short A fancy fundraiser event A long song for a solo voice, in an opera, for one Apply gently Ancient sun worshiper A narrative or a story "A View To A ___," James Bond movie Actor Gibson A cook's protective cloth Antonym of amateur, for short American guitarist famous for slide guitar work, who was also named in "The 100 Greatest Guitarists": 2 wds. A type of beer An affirmative Antonym of wet Actor Christian ___ of "Dark Knight" fame Approximate time at which someone may arrive: Abbr. A music system or sound directed from two different speakers A curtain or a window covering American state whose capital is Springfield, for short ___ and flow (tidal movements) Army term for someone who has not reported to work: Abbr. Animal that bears the burden "A Nightmare on Elm ___" (film with a burnt serial killer named Freddy Krueger) Animated series about Tommy Pickles and his friends which had a Halloween episode titled "Curse of the Werewuff" Apple tablet Award given to a soldier for acts of bravery Anger resulting from provocation At this moment A song with two voices "A Nightmare on ___ Street," a 1984 American horror film Affirmative reply, formally Actor Scott ___ from "Hawaii Five-O" Appliance used to remove creases from clothes Author ___ Fleming who created the fictional spy James Bond American romantic drama for which Hollywood's centenarian Olivia de Havilland won her first Oscar: 4 wds. "A Nightmare on ___ Street" Amazon founder ___ Bezos Angry verbal outburst A period of time of great importance At a height (in the sky) Actor Baldwin who played "Jack Donaghy" on "30 Rock" Author of "The Fountainhead" ___ Rand At the earliest: Abbr. A synonym for 33d "A business usually starts off as an ___." Abdomen muscles Ancient story American artistic gymnast and Olympian who participated in season 24 of the TV show "Dancing with the Stars": 2 wds. ___ a trade (practice something) American figure skater and Olympian who participated in season 26 of the TV show "Dancing with the Stars": 2 wds. A lock cannot be opened without this Actor Baldwin of "30 Rock" ___ attempt (useless) Adobe document: Abbr. Apple's tablet-shaped product Agreeable and pleasant ___ Arbor, city west of Detroit, home to the University of Michigan Adam's female partner in the Garden of Eden Apple desktop which made its debut in 1998 Action comedy movie directed by Michael Bay about two detectives starring Will Smith: 2 wds. Arranged in a tidy and orderly manner (spick and span) Arthur, the king of tennis after whom the stadium in New York has been named A rounded depression in the centre of a person's belly ___ and bolt (bolt fastener) Antonym of fresh Action film directed by Michael Bay about hostages on the Alcatraz Island starring Nicolas Cage: 2 wds. A young goat ___ and tuck (closely contested) Absent from military duty: Abbr. Appropriate or suitable "Anything ___?" (other than that) Ardent request Axe or hammer, e.g. Another word for domain or province American drama TV series starring Ella Purnell which is based on a novel of the same name by Stephanie Danler "And they lived happily ___ after" American dystopian sci-fi TV series starring Joel Kinnaman which is based on a novel of the same name by Richard K. Morgan: 2 wds. Another word for movie theatre in London American period drama TV series starring Dakota Fanning which is based on a novel of the same name by Caleb Carr: 2 wds. Author of "James Bond" novels, ___ Fleming A chick is hatched from it Advanced in years Annoy or irritate someone Astrological sign symbolized by a lion ___ and con (sides in a debate) "As a dependant she is ___ from income taxes." (free from the obligation) At this very moment A type of race Apply force, say "All that glitters is ___ gold." "A coin has ___ sides" All right A fine sculpture, e.g. A chimpanzee, e.g. A married woman's title Another term for 49a (also a domestic animal) Animals that plough land for farming Audience's disapproving cry A circle does not have one Antioxidant berry used in smoothies A strong desire Ancient and out of date Affirmative reply to a captain on a ship Another word for father "A lot" in Spanish "According to me": Abbr. An important time period "And they lived happily ___ after." Actor of "Justice League" who is playing Credence Barebone in "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" (releasing tomorrow): 2 wds. Actress Kudrow of "Friends" Actor Alan ___ of M*A*S*H who played Hawkeye Pierce Actor of "The Theory of Everything" who is playing Newt Scamander in "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald": 2 wds. Adds to the existing staff, as an employer Adult boys Attractive part of the eye that may be blue or brown Apple's desktop computer Appliance for baking a cake Actress ___ -Margaret of "Viva Las Vegas" Annoy or bug excessively Award refused by Marlon Brando "A ___ formality" (small and insignificant) "As you sow, so shall you ___" (harvest) Ayn ___, author of "Fountainhead" Accountant's stamp Author of "Fall Of Giants," ___ Follett "___ and took notice" (suddenly pay attention to something): 2 wds. Antonym of rich "Alice's Restaurant Massacree" singer, Guthrie "Adagio for Strings" artist who won Pulitzer Prize for Music twice and is widely known for "Knoxville: Summer of 1915": 2 wds. Ankle-length dress Alcohol used in Pina Colada, e.g. Animation frame, for short Above ___ (better than usual or expected) Aromatic welcome garland of Hawaii Any precious stone, emerald, e.g. A massive primate in a zoo American athlete who has been named All-Star in baseball as well as football: 2 wds. Abduct a person, say According to me, in textspeak: Abbr. American athlete who is a former MLB outfielder and NFL safety: 2 wds. 22a's partner that is used while lifting objects A day before Sunday, for short Actress ___ Thompson from "Sense and Sensibility" American athlete who has won Olympic gold medals in pentathlon and decathlon and also played for an NFL and an MLB team: 2 wds. Another word for "usually," in shorthand Anagram of "nail" which means reclined or rested Alec ___, actor who won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy for "30 Rock" A product that is given away at no cost at all Actor who won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy for "Atlanta": 2 wds. "A ___ formality" (insignificant) Anderson from "Baywatch," for short Attempt Adorable red puppet monster from "Sesame Street" A President's duration in office Anger resulting from provocation ___ and flow (tidal movements) Affirmative response at the altar: 2 wds. Author of "The Da Vinci Code," ___ Brown Apple's mini music player A lion may reside in one: 2 wds. ATM code: Abbr. Amenity which lets you unwrinkle your clothes Area where you might host a garden party or a sale Anagram of "ale" which is also the name of actress Michele from "Glee" Apple's CEO ___ Cook Actress ___ Spelling from "Beverly Hills, 90210"