Crosswordsonline - Questions

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Try unsuccessfully like a major leaguer	39
Toon often featured opposite a kangaroo	39
Top playwright of the Irish Renaissance	39
Telephone company in a Washington port?	39
They may crunch when you bite into them	39
Tribe in the first "Survivor"	39
The ____ of Hoffman : Offenbach opera	39
Trademark derived from a Tom Swift book	39
They take a long time to reach maturity	39
The supermarket has bags and bags of it	39
They usually come with strings attached	39
Trust-buster president's first name	39
Turner named his preferred apple color?	39
They often have pop idols on the covers	39
Two decades after Cleopatra's death	39
Transubstantiation, say, in Catholicism	39
They're worth twice as much as fins	39
They're raised by circus performers	39
The person quoted in today's puzzle	39
The second Monday in October, in Canada	39
Three-time '70s World Series champs	39
Tennyson's "Crossing ___"	39
They're neither nobility nor clergy	39
Theme from "Under Milk Wood"?	39
Two-time title role for Chris Hemsworth	39
Titular Roman emperor in a Mozart opera	39
Turf ___ (football player's malady)	39
They allow performers to stay on pointe	39
Toy from the biggest city in the world?	39
Titular opera character who is a singer	39
Tuchman's "The Proud ___"	39
There's no free ride on these hwys.	39
Target of a 2010 California dietary ban	39
Topic related to all four theme entries	39
They cause people to be on shaky ground	39
Tiny, in "Meet the Robinsons"	39
Title of the first FabergÃ© egg owner	39
The king that made Howard Carter famous	39
They're often white in warm weather	39
They were once picked up by rabbit ears	39
They're often skipped on recordings	39
Titular guys in a 1993 Spin Doctors hit	39
The Nits' "Your Next ___"	39
They may be part of a moving experience	39
They may be made with koa wood, briefly	39
Thurman of "Henry & June"	39
Top layer of an organization, typically	39
There are six in every MLB playoff game	39
The "U" in "I.C.U."	39
Tragically inaccurate adjective of 1912	39
The only horse that beat Man o' War	39
The Great and Little Bear, collectively	39
The Gamecocks of the Southeastern Conf.	39
They've been on the road many times	39
Transport for a touring band or a creep	39
TV programming, defined by Newton Minow	39
The home of Shakespeare's gentlemen	39
Those most likely to say "no"	39
They're missing from karaoke tracks	39
The Outfield "___ of Babylon"	39
Traveling across a French port on foot?	39
They may be found in board examinations	39
The Weavers "___ That a Time"	39
Twice, a noted Chinese dissident/artist	39
The Guess ____ ( Chad Allen band, once)	39
Thug's query as to his next target?	39
Tobacco industry whistle-blower Jeffrey	39
Two things at Ms. Gordimer's party?	39
Two-time skating gold medalist Katarina	39
Tom of "The Dukes of Hazzard"	39
Twisted forcibly (with "out")	39
TV warrior who fought in ancient Greece	39
Top numeral on many a grandfather clock	39
Thrice, "you get the picture"	39
They're sweeter than sweet potatoes	39
Team whose logo features a bat in a hat	39
The "Y" in"O&Y"	39
Term of address used during an argument	39
They're hard when they're ripped	40
They look better when they're ripped	40
They do a lot of work during crunch time	40
Take unfair advantage of, as a privilege	40
They're often included in good deals	40
They're part of a good deal, usually	40
They're better than kings and queens	40
They "speak louder than words"	40
They're produced with built-in plugs	40
The first "Mr. Shirley Temple"	40
Tommie ___, 1966 A.L. Rookie of the Year	40
The "non-existent" contraction	40
Trojan War hero with a namesake cleanser	40
Tom Jones's "She's __"	40
Tony, Emmy, and Golden Globe winner Alan	40
They're served in pint-sized glasses	40
They're fermented warmer than lagers	40
Title role for Michael Caine or Jude Law	40
Title role for Jude Law or Michael Caine	40
The self-proclaimed "Greatest"	40
True successor to the prophet, in Shiism	40
Trumpeter who co-founded A&M Records	40