Crosswordsonline - Questions

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It may bring a box to your house	32
"Old Creole Days" author	34
Item on a San Francisco tchotchke	33
Sent a message before fax machines, say	39
Resort on the southern tip of Baja	34
Mexican vacation spot, familiarly	33
Mexican Riviera port, familiarly	32
Baja spring break mecca, briefly	32
Baja spring break destination, for short	40
Baja California resort city, for short	38
It's also called a "way car"	42
Freight train's "office"	38
___ Cove ("Murder, She Wrote" setting)	48
English explorer of North America	33
Sebastian of "Family Affair"	38
Leader of first English voyage to North America	47
Italian-born explorer of the New World	38
Explorer John or actor Sebastian	32
Discoverer of North American mainland	37
"Murder, She Wrote" setting: ___ Cove	47
"Murder, She Wrote" setting, ___ Cove	47
"Murder, She Wrote" setting __ Cove	45
"Murder, She Wrote" cove	34
____ Cove: Murder She Wrote setting	42
___ Cove, "Murder, She Wrote" locale	46
___ Cove ("Murder, She Wrote" locale)	47
''Murder, She Wrote'' place	43
It's often taken down Broadway	34
They're called on account of rain	37
They may be called on account of rain	37
Men and women of all ages hail them	35
Trucker's rest areas, sometimes	35
They're often yellow or checkered	37
They're hailed in cities everywhere	39
They're hailed from sidewalks	33
They arrive and take off at airports	36
Where hailing isn't necessary	33
Locale of a rank with medallions	32
Tree that provides for chocoholics	34
Willie Wonka's favorite tree?	33
CrÃ¨me de __ (chocolate liqueur)	34
Tropical tree cultivated for its seeds	38
Tree with large seedpods on its trunk	37
Tree with chocolate-yielding seeds	34
Tree whose seeds give us chocolate	34
Tree that's the source of chocolate	39
Tree that's a source of chocolate	37
Major CÃ´te d'Ivoire export	33
Creme de ___ (chocolate liqueur)	32
Bean whose top producer is Cote d'Ivoire	44
Their beans were used as currency by the Aztecs	47
Plants from which chocolate is derived	38
Rhyme for "stash," appropriately	42
Storage for fast Web page retrieval	35
Auxiliary memory for fast retrieval	35
Places for hiding supplies, etc.	32
Philatelic design on an envelope	32
Thorns in Wile E. Coyote's side?	36
They often break Wile E. Coyote's falls	43
They connect to points in the Southwest	39
Landscapers often find them hard to handle	42
Crab ___ (houseplants with red flowers)	39
Barrels and organ-pipes in the desert	37
Love-'em-and-leave-'em type	35
Opposite of "gentleman"	33
One who's left holding the bag	34
Fleetwood or Eldorado, informally	33
"Sound off - one, two ...," e.g.	42
Concerto's extended solo passage	36
Passage near the end of a concerto	34
Improvised section for a soloist	32
One of the "Long Gray Line"	37
Massachusetts Maritime Academy student, e.g.	44
Many a "Brother Rat" character	40
Ones getting their marching orders	34
Borrow without intending to repay	33
"The Solid Gold ---" (1956)	37
City on Spain's southwestern coast	38
Spanish port from which Columbus sailed, 1493	45
One of Europe's oldest cities	33
European port founded by the Phoenicians	40
Nucleus of military personnel, e.g.	35
Group of specially trained workers	34
Core groups of trained personnel	32
Core groups of potential leaders	32
Wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am types	34
Suffragist Elizabeth ___ Stanton	32
Women's rights pioneer Elizabeth ___ Stanton	48
Women's rights advocate Elizabeth ___ Stanton	49
Suffragist Elizabeth --- Stanton	32
Children's illustrator Harrison ___	39
Where William the Conqueror is buried	37
Site of William the Conqueror's tomb	40
Locale of William the Conqueror's tomb	42
"The Longest Day" city	32
Town largely destroyed by the Battle of Normandy	48
Site of the tomb of William the Conqueror	41
Setting of William the Conqueror's castle	45
Pulitzer-winning San Francisco columnist	40
Normandy city known for its tripe stew	38