Former Soviet news org. | 23 |
Former Soviet news agency | 25 |
Former name in Soviet news | 26 |
They reported on Sputnik | 24 |
News agency of the USSR | 23 |
Russian news agency ITAR-___ | 28 |
News agcy. founded in 1925 | 26 |
Transmitter of cold war news | 28 |
Soviet news service: ITAR-___ | 29 |
Soviet news agency formerly | 28 |
Source of Russian news | 22 |
Onetime propaganda source | 25 |
Old Soviet news bureau | 22 |
Old propaganda propagator | 25 |
Old name in Communist news | 26 |
News source beginning in 1925 | 29 |
News agency started in 1925 | 27 |
News agency founded in 1918 | 27 |
Merged Soviet news agency | 25 |
Longtime Russian acronym | 24 |
Kremlin news bureau, once | 25 |
Ivan's news source | 22 |
Itar- _____ (news agency) | 25 |
It reported on Sputnik | 22 |
Former Soviet news source | 25 |
Former Russian news agency | 26 |
Communist bloc news source | 26 |
Big name in foreign news | 24 |
Steel splint, in armor | 22 |
Knight's steel splint | 25 |
Cup in some coffeehouses | 24 |
Vessel for café or thé | 28 |
Part of a knight's armor | 28 |
Metal plate for Galahad | 23 |
Knight's armor piece | 24 |
Item for café or thé | 26 |
It may hold the thé | 22 |
Cup of "café" | 26 |
Cafe au lait container | 22 |
Café au lait holder | 26 |
"Café" order | 25 |
____ de cafe: cup of coffee | 27 |
Mortarboard attachment | 22 |
Mortarboard decoration | 22 |
Graduation cap attachment | 25 |
Graduate's keepsake | 23 |
Part of a graduate's cap | 28 |
One hanging by a thread? | 24 |
It's on the fringe | 22 |
It hangs from a mortarboard | 27 |
Hanger at a graduation | 22 |
Graduation-cap ornament | 23 |
Graduation-cap attachment | 25 |
Grad's cap attachment | 25 |
End of a stalk of corn | 22 |
Ecdysiast's accouterment | 28 |
Commencement-hat attachment | 27 |
Like Shriners' hats | 23 |
Ornamented, as curtains | 23 |
They're on the fringe | 25 |
Mortarboard adornments | 22 |
Loafers' ornaments | 22 |
Commencement cap attachments | 28 |
Scottish drinking cups | 22 |
It hangs from the fauld | 23 |
Knight's armor plate | 24 |
Small cup, in Scotland | 22 |
Small drinks in Scottish pubs | 29 |
Italian Renaissance poet | 24 |
Italian poet: 1544–95 | 28 |
Italian poet Torquato ___ | 25 |
Renaissance poet Torquato | 25 |
"Rinaldo" poet | 24 |
Torquato ___, Italian poet | 26 |
Symphonic poem by Liszt | 23 |
Spicy Cajun ham variety | 23 |
Renaissance poet Torquato ___ | 29 |
Renaissance Italian poet | 24 |
Poet dramatized by Goethe | 25 |
Jerusalem Delivered poet | 28 |
Italian poet: 16th century | 26 |
Italian poet Torquato _____ | 27 |
Author of "Aminta" | 28 |
16th century Italian poet | 25 |
"Aminta" poet | 23 |
One who is doomed, in slang | 27 |
Have a trying experience? | 25 |
One of the five senses | 22 |
Enough to wet one's lips | 28 |
Aesthetic appreciation | 22 |
"Here, try some!" | 27 |
"A ___ of Honey" | 26 |
Kitsch owner's lack | 23 |
It involves the tongue | 22 |
Food lover's sense | 22 |
Enologist's interest | 24 |
Delicate discrimination | 23 |
"Take a sip" | 22 |
Word before bud or test | 23 |
This can't be disputed | 26 |