Usual : 9 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ chore of habit (usual job in Canea?) ___ usual ... and how it's usually served ''Round up the usual suspects'' speaker ''The Usual Suspects'' Oscar winner 'The Usual Suspects' actor "___ $5" ($4.99, usually) "___ the usual suspects" ("Casablanca" quote) "Business as Usual" hip-hoppers "Business Goes ___ Usual" (Roberta Flack song) "Goodbye" and "amen," usually "Great deeds are usually wrought at great ___": Herodotus "I Love Lucy," usually "Mate," usually "Pardner," usually? "T" on a test, usually "The O.C." viewer, usually "The Usual Suspects" bad guy Keyser ___ "The Usual Suspects" setting "The Usual Suspects" villain Keyser ___ "The usual," e.g. "The usual," maybe "The usual," say "The usual" suspects? "Usual gang of idiots" magazine "Usually just a case of mistaken nonentity" (Barbara Stanwyck) "Wanted" poster picture, usually "Who is Keyser ___?" ("The Usual Suspects" question) *"The simplest solution is usually correct" principle *European vacation, usually *Furniture with folding legs, usually *It's usually not played much *Power bat, usually *They usually peak in October *Usual amount to pay 1 over it is usually 73? 1- and 4-Across, usually 1-Across, usually 2, 3 or 4, usually, in miniature golf 3, 4 or 5, usually 3, 4 or 5, usually, for a golf hole 3-Down sufferer, usually 4-H member, usually 4, usually, on the links 11-Down, usually 13 witches, usually 15, 30, or 45, usually (abbr.) 15%-20%, usually 15% usually 15% of the tab, usually 16-yr.-old's desire, usually: Abbr. 18 or 21, usually 18-yr.-old high schoolers, usually 45's better half, usually 72, usually 75%, usually 90 on a test, usually 400 meters to an Olympic runner, usually 401(k) spender, usually 525,600 minutes, usually A cutoff, usually A few, usually A good one is usually square A look at Loren, usually A monthly payment, usually A program usually has one A star usually has a big one A Sunday crossword usually has one Abbr. that usually refers to people Abbr. usually followed by a number Abbr. usually preceded by a comma Abbrs. usually followed by nos. About 15%, usually Above 72 for 18 holes, usually Acknowledgement of a deviation, usually after "but" Acne sufferer, usually Actor, usually Actor's hairpiece, usually Admissions office prospects, usually Against usual beliefs Agts. usually get 10 Airport shuttle, usually Alg. follower, usually Alger lad, usually Allotment of one, usually, for an airline passenger Amt. usually shown in grams An A will usually raise it: Abbr. An ace usually has a low one An autoworker's view, usually An hour into the graveyard shift, usually Answer where 18-across usually bet to bring his total to a multiple of $5,000 Apartment inhabitant, usually Apartment, usually Archaeologists usually find things in this Are usually Area below the hairline, usually Area usually not mowed Areas of usual travel Aria, usually Arias, usually Arose later than usual Art poster, usually As a ___ (usually) As usual Astronaut, usually Attire usually worn with slippers Bachelor party, usually Backspace, usually Barrel usually holding less than 10 gallons Base stealer, usually Baseball stats usually rounded to two decimal places, for short Bass note of a chord, usually Beach book, usually Beaches usually Beginning driver usually Beginning of a miniseries, usually Besides the usual Best man, usually Best players, usually Best seller, usually Bestseller usually Better song, usually Better than usual Beverage with caffeine, usually Beyond the usual Bicycle or kayak, usually Biggest part, usually Bird usually seen as a clue, not an answer Birthday that usually prompts "Over the Hill" gags Birthplace, usually Blockbuster film's need, usually Blood pressure raiser, usually Blue wearer, usually BMOCs, usually Board mem., usually Board member, usually Board mems., usually Board that's usually 1 5/8" x 3 5/8" Board's place, usually Boarders usually Books on stands, usually Boss, usually following "El" Bouillon cube ingredient, usually Bouncer, usually Boxes with bows, usually Breakfast tip components, usually Broadloom usually lacks one Broken bones usually do this Building usually without a 13th floor Bumper sticker phrase, usually Business as usual Button usually seen on the left Buttonhole, usually Buttonholes, usually Bytes, usually Cabin lights are usually turned off during them Calendar page, usually Calendar pp., usually Calico cat, usually Came down without sticking, usually Camera that usually takes 35mm film Canadians' celebration, usually in October Cancellation greeted with excitement, usually Capital, usually Car without seatbelts, usually Card game for two, usually Cardigans, usually Carols at the mall, usually Cast-of-thousands film, usually Cats and dogs, usually Celebrity couples, usually Celebrity pair, usually Cereal usually served hot Chain letters, usually Chapter's starting point, usually Characters in fables, usually Chauvinist, usually Cheaper, usually Check cashers, usually Check recipient, usually Cheerleader, usually Chef's special, usually Chess piece usually moved first Choice usually made secretly Christmas tree, usually Clarifier usually abbreviated Clarifying phrase usually abbreviated Clarifying words that are usually abbreviated Class-trip chaperone, usually Classic portrait subject usually seen with a bird Close nos., usually Clubs usually used around the green Cocks usually stay away from it Cocktail party feature, usually Coffee additive that usually costs extra Coll. applicants, usually Coll. football day, usually Coll. teaching requirement, usually College applicant, usually College freshman, usually