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Anti-aging product name | 23 |
Word with hat or school | 23 |
Word with guard or goat | 23 |
Unlike a spring chicken | 23 |
Like the Curiosity Shop | 23 |
Word with hat or timers | 23 |
Word with Harry or Nick | 23 |
Word with guard or gate | 23 |
What Father William was | 23 |
Like MacDonald or Glory | 23 |
Glory or guard preceder | 23 |
___ the hills (ancient) | 23 |
One of the inner circle | 23 |
Ye ___ Curiosity Shoppe | 23 |
Start of some inn names | 23 |
Quaint retail adjective | 23 |
Pseudoarchaic adjective | 23 |
Ancient, in bygone days | 23 |
Aged, in an earlier age | 23 |
More advanced, in a way | 23 |
What you get, with time | 23 |
More experienced, maybe | 23 |
Like the one born first | 23 |
One who knows the ropes | 23 |
"Golden" song | 23 |
"Golden" tune | 23 |
Any Beatles tune, today | 23 |
Almost any doo-wop song | 23 |
"Hello," e.g. | 23 |
Nostalgia-inducing song | 23 |
Late-late-show offering | 23 |
Any Frankie Avalon song | 23 |
Any ABBA tune, nowadays | 23 |
Almost any doo-wop tune | 23 |
Automaker Ransom Eli -- | 23 |
Henry Ford contemporary | 23 |
Assembly-line innovator | 23 |
One-time Toronado maker | 23 |
No-longer-made car make | 23 |
Line discontinued by GM | 23 |
Famous name in motordom | 23 |
Erstwhile G.M. division | 23 |
Early auto manufacturer | 23 |
Delta 88 maker, briefly | 23 |
Cutlass or Eighty Eight | 23 |
Carmaker Ransom Eli ___ | 23 |
Automobile pioneer R.E. | 23 |
Nostalgic preoccupation | 23 |
Roar of a Spanish crowd | 23 |
"Go, torero!" | 23 |
Spanish "rah" | 23 |
Motivation for Manolete | 23 |
Cry heard in a bullring | 23 |
Cheer for a bullfighter | 23 |
Word adored by matadors | 23 |
Sound of ju-bull-ation? | 23 |
Shout to a capa wielder | 23 |
Shout across the border | 23 |
Ringside cheer, perhaps | 23 |
Matador's motivator | 23 |
Hurrah for the matador! | 23 |
Cry heard at a bullring | 23 |
Corrida "rah" | 23 |
Bunyan's blacksmith | 23 |
"Corrida" cry | 23 |
'Go, toreador!' | 23 |
Southwest New York city | 23 |
Brand of fat substitute | 23 |
She had a cow? And how! | 23 |
Mrs. in Chicago history | 23 |
Famed Chicago cow-owner | 23 |
Famed Chicago cow owner | 23 |
Pharmaceutical ointment | 23 |
Jackie O's designer | 23 |
A first name in fashion | 23 |
Soyuz cosmonaut Makarov | 23 |
Fashionable first name? | 23 |
Acid found in olive oil | 23 |
-- acid (fat substance) | 23 |
John Grisham alma mater | 23 |
Author Robert __ Butler | 23 |
Spy novelist Steinhauer | 23 |
It may be laid on thick | 23 |
Toast-topper, sometimes | 23 |
Substitute bread spread | 23 |
Spread's other name | 23 |
Pancake topper, perhaps | 23 |
Dairyman's anathema | 23 |
Bar at the dinner table | 23 |
Stick in the dairy case | 23 |
Imperial or Blue Bonnet | 23 |
Some spread it on thick | 23 |
Pats on pancakes, maybe | 23 |
Much-used vegetable oil | 23 |
Miles Davis jazz number | 23 |
Margarine, colloquially | 23 |
It's sold in sticks | 23 |
Food product that melts | 23 |
Backdrop for a TV scene | 23 |
Artificial bread spread | 23 |
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