| 'Séance on ___ Afternoon' (1964 suspense thriller) |
AWET |
| 1920s leading lady ___ Naldi |
NITA |
| 1946's 'Giant Brain' |
ENIAC |
| 1973 Ali jaw-breaker |
NORTON |
| Asian flatbread |
NAN |
| Azerbaijan's capital |
BAKU |
| Bank structures? |
SPANS |
| Baseball's Dark and Downing |
ALS |
| Bath beads maker |
CALGON |
| Bellyache |
KVETCH |
| Big man in Oman |
EMEER |
| Block division |
CELL |
| Branches |
SECTS |
| Broke a court rule |
TRAVELED |
| Busts in a museum, e.g. |
ART |
| California county |
SHASTA |
| Catawampus |
ALOP |
| Copy cats? |
PURR |
| Didn't retire, maybe |
WAITEDUP |
| Disc holder |
STEREO |
| Dog originally bred to hunt otters |
AIREDALE |
| Double ___ |
ENTENDRE |
| Fastest ocean liner ever in a transatlantic crossing (3 days, 12 hours, 12 minutes) |
THEUNITEDSTATES |
| Free |
RID |
| French seasoning |
SEL |
| Gabardine, e.g. |
TWILL |
| Greek goddess Athena ___ |
ALEA |
| Greek war god, to Greeks |
ARIS |
| He wrote 'Life has no meaning the moment you lose the illusion of being eternal' |
SARTRE |
| Hearing things |
EARS |
| Henry James biographer Leon |
EDEL |
| Highest-grossing film of 1996 |
INDEPENDENCEDAY |
| Inexperienced with |
NEWAT |
| It may be down |
PILE |
| It may make people jump to a conclusion |
SACKRACE |
