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_ out; faint _ xiaoping __ Oncle : 1958 Tati film __ __ flash (two words) __ tea (tea steamed to prevent fermentation) __ your fax __ __ stone __ -- -Xer __ 'n Bake (flavored coating for chicken) __ & Chandon (French bubbly manufacturer) __ a beet (obviously embarrassed) __ a giant step ("May I?" game) __ a line (write a short letter) __ a seat (act as usher) __ acid (antiseptic) __ Act (1715 law) __ Adams (Ward Bond's "Wagon Train" role) __ admiral (Navy rank) __ air (windbag's output) __ Alaska (ice cream dessert) __ alcohol: fusel oil component __ Allen of the Green Mountain Boys __ America (cable channel) __ Ana (hot wind of Southern California) __ and behold. __ and cheese (kids' hot lunch) __ and cheese (kids' lunch) __ and cheese sandwich __ and Child (subjects of many religious works of art) __ and dine (treat lavishly) __ and Sons __ Antipas, ruler of Galilee: 4 B.C.-A.D. 39 __ apple (tomato, archaically) __ Aquariids (annual meteor shower) __ Arner Boyd, the first woman to fly over the North Pole __ arrow (maritime rescue device) __ ball (enjoyed oneself) __ Bay, Australia __ Beach (auto race site) __ Beach (Los Angeles suburb) __ Beach, SC __ beads (Woodstock wear) __ beans __ beans (corn's partner, in succotash) __ beans (Mexican side dish) __ Beauty (baking apple) __ Bilko (Phil Silvers role) __ bit (totally) __ bond (link between two particles of opposing charge) __ Bones (Sleepy Hollow bully) __ boss (cattle driver) __ box (animal lab apparatus) __ box (private area in a theater) __ Box Derby (Akron event) __ boy (timid lad) __ break (Brit's intermission from work) __ break (tennis coup) __ break (TV intermission) __ Bridge (Kentucky tourist attraction) __ Brown, the world's first "test tube baby" __ Brum (car accessory) __ bug (insect featuring a regular pattern of ridges) __ bugs (bedbugs, chinch bugs, et al.) __ bust (narc's operation) __ butterfly (flitter) __ cake (dessert with a hole in the middle) __ camera (Eastman invention) __ camp (children's summer diversion) __ camp (place for mobile homes) __ can (destroyer, in Navy slang) __ can (Warhol subject) __ card (banker's item with a computer chip) __ card (bit of decorative stationery) __ card (delivery to a bereaved family) __ card (listing at a formal ball) __ card (modern purchasing option) __ cards (fad collectibles) __ Caverns (New Mexico) __ Center (Disney World attraction) __ cheese (cheddar) __ Cities __ clause (baseball rule challenged by Curt Flood in 1970) __ cling __ Club (environmentally aware group) __ club (organization for actors) __ Club (roast venue) __ Corleone (Brando's ''Godfather'' role) __ corn (sweet snack) __ cow (root beer float) __ cri (newest fashion) __ cuff (shoulder muscles) __ cum laude (lesser honor than ''summa'') __ cup (ice cream holder) __ Cup, annual tennis event since August 8, 1900 __ d'état __ d'hôtel: headwaiter __ d'Or (Cannes Film Festival award) __ Dame (French cathedral) __ Darya River __ dash __ Day (September 19th celebration) __ day: Wednesday __ de leche (Spanish confection) __ de plume (poets' aliases) __ di Pisa __ dogs (lab experiment subjects) __ Dome (Harding administration scandal) __ double (bet in which two winners must be picked) __ dream (vain hope) __ drive (sharply hit ball) __ ed __ ed. (HS course) __ Elg of "The 39 Steps" __ End (Mayfair's location) __ facie (obvious, in law) __ Faire (role-playing event) __ fallow (rust) __ Falls, Iowa __ Farms (Brooklyn dairy that introduced the milk bottle) __ Farragut, naval officer who said "Damn the torpedoes!" __ farther (stop) __ Fein (1920 foe of the Black and Tans) __ Ferry (site of John Brown's rebellion) __ fi (slang) __ fibrillation (heart problem) __ field __ Field (Mets' ballpark) __ field (position played by Mantle, Mays and Snider) __ figure (person drawn with simple lines) __ film (Eastman invention) __ fire (ancient incendiary preparation) __ flask (container for storing hot or cold substances) __ flute __ fly (insect sometimes called "daddy longlegs") __ fly (pest of equines) __ Flyer (wagon brand) __ four (little cake) __ fun (noodle variety) __ Gabriel, a bandmate of Phil Collins in Genesis __ games __ Gay (famed B-29) __ Gay (plane in the news on August 6, 1945) __ Genevieve, MO __ Greater Hartford Open (tourney won in 2001 by Phil Mickelson) __ green (grayish hue) __ green (Ireland shade) __ Grounds (former home of the Yankees, Giants and Mets) __ Hatter (tea party attendee) __ Heath (''Return of the Native'' setting) __ Helens: Abbr. __ Herbert (Mr. Wizard) __ Hiken, creator of "The Phil Silvers Show" __ Hill (depiction on the Kentucky quarter) __ Hills of Rome __ hips (source of tea) __ hist. __ hole (hole made in wood by an insect) __ Home (end-of-farming-season festival) __ hots (candy) __ Houston State (school whose colors are orange and white) __ Hunter, notable baseball free agent of 1974 __ ideal world __ in ''iodine'' __ in ''Siberia'' __ in ''simple'' __ in ''sleepy'' __ in "unusual" __ in (choose to participate) __ in (intrude) __ in the wind (omen) __ Island (former immigration center) __ Island iced tea (mixed drink) __ Island Red (chicken that lays brown eggs) __ Jane Grey (Queen of England for nine days) __ Janis, old comic actress __ Johnson of 1992's Dream Team __ Jones Industrials __ Juan, PR __ Kid (western hero) __ Kim __ Kreme doughnuts __ Lane (role played by Noel Neill) __ language (nonverbal signs) __ Lanka (tea exporter) __ leaf (turkey stuffing ingredient) __ leap (locale in a romantic tragedy) __ Lee Gifford (former Philbin cohort) __ Lee of cake fame __ lick (sodium source for livestock) __ like a leaf __ Line (fashionable Pennsylvania area) __ Line (fortification along the French-German border) __ lines (hockey rink trisectors) __ list (chores) __ log (seagoing record) __ Luis Potosi (Mexican city) __ maid (ticket writer) __ Major (Big Dipper's locale) __ Major (Big Dipper) __ Manor: "Batman" mansion