Nair competitor |
NEET |
Number one concern? |
PEE |
One who soon becomes a jr. |
SOPH |
Paul from "American Splendor," one of Salon.com's 10 Best Movies of 2003 |
GIAMATTI |
Performed better than Michael Phelps, say |
OUTSWAM |
Philosophy that deals with yin and yang |
TAOISM |
Plastic explosive variety, spelled out |
CFOUR |
Prefix before -pathic |
HOMEO |
Prefix meaning "egg" |
OVI |
Prepared |
SET |
Properties that are taken back |
REPOS |
Psychoanalyst Alfred and namesakes |
ADLERS |
Quite a talking-to |
EARFUL |
Recent Chevrolet hatchback |
AVEO |
Rep. group |
GOP |
Rowboat need |
OAR |
Science that focuses on cancer: abbr. |
ONCOL |
Sings like Mel Torme |
SCATS |
Slightly exasperated exclamation |
OHMAN |
Spherical opening? |
ATMO |
Stroke of luck |
FLUKE |
Suffix with kitchen |
ETTE |
Sun, in Ibiza |
SOL |
Swiss abstract painter Paul |
KLEE |
Teen actress who plays Kayla on "Desperate Housewives" |
RACHELFOX |
Time for a late lunch, maybe |
TWO |
Times with the most activity |
PEAKHOURS |
Toyota hybrid |
PRIUS |
Undecided |
TORN |
Upside-down food packaging that made BusinessWeek's Best Products of 2002 list |
KETCHUPBOTTLE |
When mastodons roamed |
ICEAGE |
Yann Martel best-seller that won the 2002 Man Booker Prize for Fiction |
LIFEOFPI |
Yuletide |
NOEL |
___ de parfum |
EAU |
___ King Cole |
NAT |
___ Mulan (Chinese legend that a Disney film was based on) |
HUA |
___ spumante |
ASTI |