Luftwaffe attack on the British Midlands, 1940-43 |
BIRMINGHAMBLITZ |
Make a mouse hole, say |
GNAW |
Mushy fare |
PAP |
Neckline shape |
VEE |
Old Testament patriarch |
ADAM |
One of the Baldwins |
ALEC |
Org. advocating breath-testing ignition locks |
MADD |
Partner of aid |
ABET |
Permit to leave a country |
EXITVISA |
Places to pin squirting flowers |
LAPELS |
Play like Phish, say |
JAM |
Poet Pablo who won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Literature |
NERUDA |
Pricey British cars, for short |
JAGS |
Randomizing cube |
DIE |
Record producer Brian |
ENO |
See 13-Across |
INTO |
See 17-Down |
TIE |
Seemingly endless |
VAST |
Sends packing |
CANS |
Slant skyward |
UPTILT |
Sometimes-pierced body part |
NOSE |
Staples of bank counters |
PENS |
Taking habitually |
USING |
Tallest player on the court, usually |
CENTER |
Taper off |
ABATE |
The New Yorker cartoonist Chast |
ROZ |
Things to consider |
ASPECTS |
Totally destroy |
TRASH |
Well put |
APT |
What the ends of 16-, 26- and 42-Across mean in Hebrew, French and German, respectively |
LIGHTNING |
Where Forrest Gump fought, for short |
NAM |
Wino's affliction, for short |
DTS |
With 24-Across, item of western haberdashery |
BOLO |
With 40-Down, enter gradually |
EASE |
Woodwind descended from the shawm |
OBOE |
Word on 'Wanted' posters |
ALIAS |
World's fair, e.g |
EXPO |
Worshiper of Jah, for short |
RASTA |