"In " ( : 32 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ beans (corn's partner, in succotash) __ box (private area in a theater) __ break (Brit's intermission from work) __ bug (insect featuring a regular pattern of ridges) __ cake (dessert with a hole in the middle) __ can (destroyer, in Navy slang) __ clause (baseball rule challenged by Curt Flood in 1970) __ double (bet in which two winners must be picked) __ facie (obvious, in law) __ Farms (Brooklyn dairy that introduced the milk bottle) __ fire (ancient incendiary preparation) __ fly (insect sometimes called "daddy longlegs") __ Gabriel, a bandmate of Phil Collins in Genesis __ Gay (plane in the news on August 6, 1945) __ Greater Hartford Open (tourney won in 2001 by Phil Mickelson) __ hole (hole made in wood by an insect) __ in ''iodine'' __ in ''Siberia'' __ in ''simple'' __ in ''sleepy'' __ in "unusual" __ in (choose to participate) __ in (intrude) __ in the wind (omen) __ leap (locale in a romantic tragedy) __ Nestlé, the formulator of Nestlé's Infant Milk Food __ Nor, lake in Sinkiang __ out (break in the action) __ projector (patent of inventor Charles Francis Jenkins) __ Smoky Mountains (in Tennessee and North Carolina) __ T, car introduced on August 12, 1908 __ third (interval from A to C, e.g.) __ way (message in an arrow-shaped road sign) __ Weasley (witch in "Harry Potter" books) ___ -- in (informed) ___ -chic (hippie-influenced fashion) ___ -Flush (brand in the bathroom) ___ -Lenape: Indian tribe ___ "second" (trance, in France) ___ "Symphony No. 8 in E-flat Major" ___ & Company (firm founded in 1837) ___ & Stucky Interiors (high-end furniture retailer) ___ & Watson (big name in deli meat) ___ & Young, big name in accounting ___ 180 (turn around, in slang) ___ 21, Intl. Day of Peace ___ 500, annual race in Ridgeway, Va. ___ 9000 in "2001" ___ A (interview format) ___ a time (in pairs) ___ Aarnio, innovative furniture designer ___ Abbey, Dracula's home in England ___ about (be informed of) ___ about (in the vicinity) ___ acid (chemical in lemon juice) ___ acid (corrosive liquid used in making explosives) ___ acid, found in apples ___ acid, in apples ___ acid, used in bleaching ___ Adler of Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia" ___ Affair (1797-8 incident involving the U.S. and France) ___ Affair (Civil War incident of 1861) ___ Affair (diplomatic incident during John Adams's presidency) ___ Age (1870-98 in U.S.) ___ Agron (Marc Anthony's role in "The Capeman") ___ alba (gypsum used in paper making) ___ Ale (bootleg booze in "Star Trek") ___ Amin in "The Last King of Scotland" ___ an independent (campaigned, in a way) ___ and all including faults) ___ and Caicos (West Indies islands) ___ and in charge ___ and Jayna (TV's Wonder Twins, whose names were inspired by an Edgar Rice Burroughs pair) ___ and Kashmir, Indian state ___ and run (leave in haste) ___ and yon (in many places) ___ Andric, Nobelist in Literature: 1961 ___ Angeles Kings (team in the 2014 Stanley Cup finals) ___ Ann Inaba ("Dancing With the Stars" judge) ___ año (in the course of the year: Sp.) ___ Arena in D.C. ___ Arena in Washington, D.C. ___ Arenas, city in Chile ___ Arenas, port in 93-Down ___ arigato (thank you, in Japanese) ___ around (engages in high jinx) ___ around (indulged in tomfoolery) ___ Asther, suave, Swedish-born actor in old films ___ Australis, star in Ursa Major ___ avis (one in a million) ___ Awards (pop culture ceremony in which the public votes for the winners) ___ awe of (was intimidated by) ___ Ball, quinquennial dance in Harry Potter ___ Banos, city in Calif. ___ Bar, in Venice (where the Bellini was invented) ___ barrel (in trouble) ___ barrel: in hot water ___ Basin Initiative (African partnership launched in 1999) ___ Bator, city in Mongolia ___ Bator, in Mongolia ___ Baudelaire (character in Lemony Snicket books) ___ Bay, former U.S. base in the Philippines ___ Bay: inlet bordering Portland, Maine ___ be different (individualist's credo) ___ Beach (Atlantic coast city in Florida) ___ bean, used in perfumes ___ Beer Night (1974 baseball promotion that ended in a riot) ___ Bees (big company in personal care products) ___ Belloq, villain in "Raiders of the Lost Ark" ___ Bensey, in "Tobacco Road" ___ Berg, the intellectual of Baseball ___ Berliner, inventor of the microphone ___ Bernina (highest peak in the Eastern Alps) ___ bid (participate in an auction) ___ bin (nickname for the penalty box in hockey) ___ Birthday (holiday in some Southern states) ___ Blade (token female character in Mortal Kombat) ___ Blanc (highest peak in the Alps) ___ Blanc, in the Alps ___ Bloom (character in "Bloom County") ___ Blount in the Football Hall of Fame ___ bone, in the wrist ___ bono: "Who stands to gain?" in law ___ Bora (mountain area in old bin Laden news) ___ Bow, river in Wyo. ___ Brasi, enforcer in "The Godfather" ___ breakfast (hodgepodge), in Canada ___ Brewster, beleaguered nephew in "Arsenic and Old Lace" ___ Bridge in St. Louis ___ Brothers (failed investment banking firm) ___ Bruce (Dr. Watson in films) ___ Brundle (Jeff Goldblum's role in "The Fly") ___ bubble: Internet stock phenomenon ___ Bud, schoolgirl in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" ___ Buena (island in San Francisco Bay) ___ Buena Island in San Francisco Bay ___ bug in a rug ___ bug in one's ear ___ Building, company headquarters erected in 1908 in New York City, at the time the tallest building in the world ___ Burger, veggie brand that originated in Florida ___ Burgundy, the anchorman in "Anchorman" ___ Burnham Lambert (former investment firm) ___ Calrissian (Billy Dee Williams's role in the "Star Wars" franchise) ___ Canaria, chief city in Las Palmas ___ Candy (character in "Wonder Woman") ___ Cantor, German mathematician who invented set theory ___ Canyon in Utah ___ Caps (candy sold in movie theaters) ___ care in the world ___ Carinae (the brightest infrared object in the night sky) ___ Carlos, city in Brazil ___ Caseros, city in Argentina ___ cava (vessel into the heart) ___ Cayes, city in Haiti ___ Cenis Tunnel, in the Alps ___ Chapel, in the Vatican ___ Chimpsky (chimp in a language experiment) ___ Chin, river in Thailand ___ choice, in baseball ___ chore of habit (usual job in Canea?) ___ Cime di Lavaredo (peaks in the Alps) ___ cit. (in the place cited) ___ cit.: in the place sited ___ citato (Latin phrase that's often abbreviated in footnotes) ___ citato: in the work cited ___ Classical Library, 500 volume series begun in 1911 ___ Club (place to buy in bulk) ___ clubs (opening card in hearts) ___ cola (soda once bottled in tulsa) ___ Colony (first English settlement in the New World) ___ come (in the future) ___ Commission (corruption investigation at which Frank Serpico testified) ___ constant (tiny number in physics) ___ Consumer Products (company in "RoboCop") ___ contempt (accused in court) ___ corda: using the soft pedal, in piano music ___ corde: with the soft pedal released, in piano music ___ Corners (Western intersection of note) ___ Corning (insulation maker) ___ Corning (insulation-making company) ___ Crane, Vera Miles's role in "Psycho" ___ creek (in trouble) ___ Creek, district in Belize ___ Cruz, city in Argentina ___ cuff: pitching injury site ___ Cullen (mother of Edward in the "Twilight" series) ___ curve, in math ___ D. Young (Time's Man of the Year in 1929) ___ d'Or, city in Quebec ___ d'Or, town in Quebec ___ dab in the middle ___ Dakka, town in Afghanistan ___ Dame (Indiana university) ___ Dan (sexual device in William S. Burroughs's "Naked Lunch") ___ dans la lune ("distracted" in French) ___ Dark Materials (Philip Pullman trilogy that includes "The Golden Compass") ___ Dartle, woman in "David Copperfield" ___ Dashan (highest point in Ethiopia) ___ Davis, county in Ga. or Tex. ___ Day (May 1, in Hawaii)