Crossword # 141 by Randy Farmer Comic guys, it pays to be smart, and heart of Dixie. Crossword # 140 by Steven Snell Young Billy, old buddies, and Where aren't you, Idi Amin? Crossword # 139 by T. T. Truax Star study, loose lips, and magician mumbo jumbo. Crossword # 138 by Amy Wallace An old hat, some sweets, and advice for the road. Crossword # 137 by Randy Farmer Les femmes, in between, and on the streets. Crossword # 136 by T. T. Truax A bad place to live (so they moved), a great place to live (so they say and stay), and a place where nobody lives (almost). Crossword # 135 by Frannie Salenger Rhyme Time Crossword # 134 by R. L. & I. R. W. Alternate clues: Tom Hulce signature role, a goalie who can't stop a shot, and she has a great portfolio. Crossword # 133 by Steven Snell Near Philly, the lightbulbs come on, and I want to be alone. Crossword # 132 by Randy Farmer Enough is enough, Bud, so give in. Crossword # 131 by R. L. W. Opposite Opposites Crossword # 130 by T. T. Truax Splat!, Pow!, and Sssss! Crossword # 129 by Amy Wallace Alternate clues: Satan, the Corsican brothers, and an Olympic city twice over. Crossword # 128 by Randy Farmer You snooze you lose (months), "Our country, right or wrong" man in action, and Dominique Swain plays it perfectly. Crossword # 127 by T. T. Truax Fifth Amendment provoker, quadruple lutz leaper, and South Wing builder. Crossword # 126 by Steven Snell OO Crossword # 125 by R. L. W. Are you reddy to rumble? Crossword # 124 by Randy Farmer An NHL star or two, an Istanbul thing or two, and a list or two. Crossword # 123 by T. T. Truax Spots Crossword # 122 by Amy Wallace Heavy air, 007 Honey, and Home, Sweet Home Crossword # 121 by Steven Snell The name's the same, our favorite film about our favorite game, and the fast lane. Crossword # 120 by T. T. Truax Quo Gratis. Crossword # 119 by Frannie Salenger Gotcha, + Gotcha, + Gotcha +. Crossword # 118 by Randy Farmer All up front: eeEeeeeEeeeEEeeEeeeeEe EeeEeeeeEeeeEeeeeeeee. Crossword # 117 by T. T. Truax Wockyless, around the Bend, and the Father of Invention (in more ways than one). Crossword # 116 by Amy Wallace Alternate clues: Land Down Under oddity, Lasher's creator, and "The Red-Headed League" author. Crossword # 115 by T. T. Truax Good neighborhoods, in Dallas, and #8. Crossword # 114 by Steven Snell One kind of bridge, one place to look, and one part of Yugoslavia that's still part of Yugoslavia. Crossword # 113 by Randy Farmer Irvings, slick(er), jams. Crossword # 112 by T. T. Truax Bull Durham beauty, Batmen's Boss, and Robin, too. Crossword # 111 by R. L. W. The White House in moonlight. Crossword # 110 by Amy Wallace Three who go bowl-ing, 40% off, and nearly Down Under. Crossword # 109 by Frannie Salenger Sweet meat, a little at a time, and short of a dollar. Crossword # 108 by Steven Snell Sorry, George, the Pet Shop on Backstreet is closed. Crossword # 107 by Randy Farmer Being on a first-name basis. Crossword # 106 by Steven Snell Gunpowder guy, 'tis better to give, and go Clark go. Crossword # 105 by Amy Wallace Cubs managers, Cannes do, and ............................... oh! Crossword # 104 by T. T. Truax Fill in the blanks, too. Crossword # 103 by T. T. Truax Court time, men on a mission, and Amadeus's hometown Crossword # 102 by Randy Farmer In toto, co-stars, and a few other clues we dashed off. Crossword # 101 by Frannie Salenger Signature roles, conflicting emotions, and various Nice things. Crossword # 100 by T. T. Truax To mark the occasion of CRpuzzles' 100th Crossword, we give our solvers a puzzle with regular, everyday words (mostly) and common-knowledge clues (mostly) and no tricks (okay, a few)-- just like the 99 puzzles that precede it. Crossword # 99 by Steven Snell At the movies, at the Shore, and at the last. Crossword # 98 by Amy Wallace Alternate clues: Whirlaway's rider, St. Louis's famous sight, and Arnold's Eraser co-star. Crossword # 97 by Randy Farmer Not our favorite cartel, Zorba's not-so-little boy; and not just one-hit wonders. Crossword # 96 by Frannie Salenger Ka-ching, it takes two, and in post-"Death Valley Days" days. Crossword # 95 by T. T. Truax The man behind the desk at 36 Quai des Orfevres, Natasha in the flesh, and Dr. Mrs. Dr. (or something like that) Crane. Crossword # 94 by Steven Snell "Earth to Major Tom," Big Brother (and the Holding Company) is watching you, and definitely not the cheap seats. Crossword # 93 by Amy Wallace Star bright, a sometimes endless do, and left and right before your very eyes. Crossword # 92 by R. L. & I. R. W. The MacGuffin Man, two pre-Original Originals, and Stern would have made great threesome. Crossword # 91 by Randy Farmer Metallica, Poe, and sundry co-stars. Crossword # 90 by Amy Wallace Lerner & Loewe, and I've got rhythm-- but the worst ventriloquist in the history of television never did. Crossword # 89 by Frannie Salenger Alternate definitions: bobbled the ball, Las Vegas venue, and where the world shops. Crossword # 88 by Randy Farmer John D. Rockefeller, Cain and Abel's little bro, and Pandora at work. Crossword # 87 by T. T. Truax Fathers, state nicknames, and CRpuzzles' hometown's "celebrity" (no, not Edward Norton). Crossword # 86 by Amy Wallace A non-amateur Crossword Puzzle. Crossword # 85 by Steven Snell Walking through the Great Wall of China, Goodbye, Columbus boys, and, "Ironic"ally, how we can tell they're from north of the border. Crossword # 84 by Frannie Salenger A little Ron Howard, Kurt Weill, and a lotta Down Under. Crossword # 83 by T. T. Truax Strange painters, the Puzzle Palace, and the stars come out in April Crossword # 82 by Randy Farmer X or O, high fliers, and role playing. Crossword # 81 by Randy Farmer Four rhymes two times. Crossword # 80 by Amy Wallace Imports, a Roberts or two, and good, mean fun. Crossword # 79 by Frannie Salenger Jesse and company, Mary or Flo, and the Wild Blue Yonder Crossword # 78 by Steven Snell They made the songs, the songs they made, and the song she made that made her name. Crossword # 77 by T. T. Truax Fill in the blanks. Crossword # 76 by Randy Farmer Who, what, where, when. Crossword # 75 by T. T. Truax Alternate clues: Cookie's pop, wandering aimlessly, and an Arnold action movie. Crossword # 74 by Randy Farmer Popeye--not!, Hershey's Kiss--not!, and First of the Mohegans--really, yes! Crossword # 73 by Steven Snell A couple of plants, a couple of redos, and a couple who "getaway." Crossword Puzzle 72 by Frannie Salenger Get Along Little Dogies, shaking hands (figuratively), and the Land of the Blue Crab. Crossword Puzzle 71 by Amy Wallace Calling Rowdy Roddy Piper, a cool hiding place, and finale, North by Northwest. Crossword Puzzle 70 by T. T. Truax A movie with the Coreys, a super inventor, and sundry affairs. Crossword Puzzle 69 by Randy Farmer Alternate clues: Rye antihero, 1931 Nobel Peace Prize winner Jane, and Randle P. McMurphy state. Crossword Puzzle 68 by Steven Snell "Drop and give me ...," Pres. Ace Ventura, and 10 Also Known As's. Crossword Puzzle 67 by Frannie Salenger ___-words, a cast or two, and a few questionable clues. Crossword Puzzle 66 by Steven Snell Middle class, lower class, and no class. Crossword Puzzle 65 by T. T. Truax He loved that rascal Puff, Anse and Cash and Jewel and Vardaman who loved his mother the fish, and Double Features for movie lovers. Crossword Puzzle 64 by Randy Farmer Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding-ding, C. K. phone home, and "Do you wanna be in pictures?" Crossword Puzzle 63 by Amy Wallace Alternate clues: Cherbourg gear, Peg Bundy's hair, and David's care. Crossword Puzzle 62 by T. T. Truax Hits; hits, again; but hardly hit at all. Crossword Puzzle 61 by Frannie Salenger An herb or two, a family vacation spot (or two), and New York, too. Crossword Puzzle 60 by Steven Snell Look out, sneak speak. Awesome! Crossword Puzzle 59 by Amy Wallace "Take It Easy guys," Says me, "Give me your ..." Crossword Puzzle 58 by Randy Farmer A big rock, a big voice, and big on the balance beam. Crossword Puzzle 57 by T. T. Truax "Happy Days" are here again: a blast (or so) from the past--and from even longer ago than that. Crossword Puzzle 56 by Frannie Salenger All right, a few tricks--nothing to worry about, you'll still clean up. Crossword Puzzle 55 by Randy Farmer A Tony Manero demonstration, a "wise" place to vacation, and flying bluebirds' destination Crossword Puzzle 54 by Steven Snell A Sly nibble, a Walter Brennan original, and spy vs. spy. Crossword Puzzle 53 by T. T. Truax Wise guys, signs, and people, people, people. Crossword Puzzle 52 by Amy Wallace Crime watch, the go-to guy, and a hat to dance for. Crossword Puzzle 51 by Randy Farmer Clue clue: caramel-glazed custard Crossword Puzzle 50 by Steven Snell Lois & Clark, some big names, and a couple of "people?" from out of this world. Crossword Puzzle 49 by T. T. Truax Substitute definitions are Rte. 66, "Madam, I'm Adam," and Nobody's Fool Crossword Puzzle 48 by Frannie Salenger A couple of First Ladies, Olympians, and pure gold. Crossword Puzzle 47 by Amy Wallace Looking good, getting in, and apples pro and con. Crossword Puzzle 46 by T. T. Truax Alternative clues are Lily Tomlin prop, nickname for Col. George W. Goethals' great achievement, and Ferdinand Waldo DeMara, Jr. Crossword Puzzle 45 by Randy Farmer Mercury rising, monsters lurking, and a Superhero (sort-of) to save the day. Crossword Puzzle 44 by Steven Snell A stereotype (well, 99%), someone looking to get booted, and alternatives aplenty. Crossword Puzzle 43 by Frannie Salenger A grungy rock group, Alex among some grungy characters, and other grungy stuff. Crossword Puzzle 42 by T. T. Truax A couple of co-stars, a couple of Walkers, and a couple of parades. Crossword Puzzle 41 by Amy Wallace Fish, fowl, and ? Crossword Puzzle 40 by Randy Farmer "Tall and tan"-snap; "Hot stuff"--snap; Ed in a skimpy bathing suit--don't snap. Crossword Puzzle 39 by Frannie Salenger Cases for Philip Marlowe and Inspector Alan Grant, creating chaos on the radio, and the Cleavers at home. Crossword Puzzle 38 by T. T. Truax Bad hands, bad finances, and a rock group to match. Crossword Puzzle 37 by Amy Wallace A football film (sort of), old folk dancing (the dance is old, not the folk), and how to treat sore feet. Crossword # 36 by Steven Snell Champion's rider, a racing champion, and champions of the 70's. Crossword Puzzle 35 by Randy Farmer A white knight, a big blow up, and a novelist who's no phony. Crossword Puzzle 34 by Frannie Salenger Lilith, one way west, and some fightin' words. Crossword Puzzle 33 by T. T. Truax The definitive 007, a writer who defined the Western, and people with definite opinions. Crossword Puzzle 32 by Randy Farmer Falling down, lifting up, and a complex, ever-changing game of chance Crossword Puzzle 31 by Amy Wallace An actress who won fame in an automobile, an e-business star who'll help sell your automobile, and two Presidents who don't have automobiles named after them. Crossword Puzzle 30 by T. T. Truax A Pretty Woman, a Woman's champion, and a floral greeting any woman would love to get Crossword Puzzle 29 by Steven Snell A city iron built, a city Down Under, and the heart of the City of Light Crossword Puzzle 28 by Randy Farmer Oops!, young whippersnapper, and the stuff of legends Crossword Puzzle 27 by Frannie Salenger Benjamin Braddock comes of age, coming of age in the Catskills, and what it's all about Crossword Puzzle 26 by T. T. Truax Kansas gamers, Cyclone tamers, and three Hall-of-Famers all in a row Crossword Puzzle 25 by Randy Farmer A little video, a hand or two of cards, and money to burn--oh what luck! Crossword Puzzle 24 by Frannie Salenger Zee king, opponents for the Kings, and The King, baby Crossword Puzzle 23 by Amy Wallace They make you see red, they always had red ones, and red, etc. Crossword Puzzle 22 by Steven Snell A fantastic fun festival, a tar's tar, and some silky stuff Crossword Puzzle 21 by T. T. Truax A big hit for Faith Hill, five big cheeses, and a bunch of not-so-big words Crossword Puzzle 20 by Steven Snell Birds non-Hitchcockial, Plant and pals non-vegetable, and a little help non-psychological Crossword Puzzle 19 by Frannie Salenger A Bailey Barrister, Bugs Bunny, and "Bus Stop" whodunit Crossword Puzzle 18 by T. T. Truax A super songstress, a super Golden Oldie, and the Super Bowl champs Crossword Puzzle 17 by Amy Wallace A giant of the ancient world, a place for Viking greats, and an all-time Giant great Crossword Puzzle 16 by Steven Snell Today's substitutes are Bruce Willis, Salma Hayek, and Wally Cleaver Crossword Puzzle 15 by T. T. Truax Beckett's no-show, Courtney's TV beau, and "Let's Go!" Crossword Puzzle 14 by Steven Snell A unique way to go and a unique place to go-- with a few annoyances along the way Crossword Puzzle 13 by Frannie Salenger A song full of hope, a ring to hope for, and a couple of hopeful people Crossword Puzzle 12 by Amy Wallace Lemmon & Matthau and that certain look Crossword Puzzle 11 by Steven Snell Eats a little, sleeps a little, and remembers the smooth sounds of times gone by Crossword Puzzle 10 by Amy Wallace A movie you can't refuse, the stereotypical brother-in-law, and a WWW giant by any other definition Crossword Puzzle 9 by Frannie Salenger A hitmaker, an incredible ride, and a couple of dusty places Crossword Puzzle 8 by Steven Snell Kaboom!, "Wow! I can't believe it!", and a couple of places not to be Crossword Puzzle 7 by Frannie Salenger A little welcome heat, a little unwelcome heat, and Sgt. Friday at work Crossword Puzzle 6 by Steven Snell Watergate place, a Wimbledon champ, and Mike Ditka Crossword Puzzle 5 by Amy Wallace A Blues great, a spaceman, and a country by any other name Crossword Puzzle 4 by Frannie Salenger A vocal artiste, a rocker or two, and a band for the ages Crossword Puzzle 3 by Amy Wallace A Yankee, a gangster, and a poet or two Crossword Puzzle # 2 by Steven Snell A bad golfer, a funny feather, and the author of a saying or two Crossword Puzzle # 1 by Frannie Salenger A vampire, Sandy speaks, and a singer or two

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