Printable Crossword Puzzles
Print and solve thousands of casual and themed crossword puzzles from our archive.
By default the Casual Interactive type is selected which gives you access to today's seven crosswords sorted by difficulty level. Use the date selector to print puzzles published in the last 30 days (access to the full archive requires a premium account). Change the type selector to Themed Crossword Puzzles to load recently published crosswords, with the full archive accessible for free by clicking on More....
"60s and 70s (2)" by Bill Hunter on 4/15/2007
is loaded below and ready to
Print.
BestCrosswords.com - "60s and 70s (2)" by Bill Hunter on 4/15/2007 | |
---|---|
1- 'Who's on First'; straight man; 6- Elliott Ness' Untouchables moniker, for short; 10- first half of "Yesterday's Gone' duo; 14- Zoro's alias, Don; 15- Iliad, Odyssey type work, e.g.; 16- Raphael, for short; 17- big guy, big voice; War of the Worlds; 18- Non. Spec. Ven. Un.; 19- Kovac's wife, the Dutch Masters girl; 20- tilted it; consonant(ly); 21- 60s character actress Stevens, for short; 22- a door is not a door when it's ...; 23- "There is nothing wrong with your television set" show; 26- Am. Fed. Pop. Lat.; 30- Chinese architect, I.M.; 31- Rocky's greeting to Adrian; 32- these 'Brummels' gave us "Laugh, Laugh, I thought I'd Cry"; 33- Inst. Rep. Nat.; 34- Brando's last dance in Paris; 39- Cowboy Roy's dog; 41- game 'invented' the term "bachelorette"; 42- 2 of Clubs for example, in France(2); 43- Boy's Clubs of American, for short; 45- 10th birthstone; 46- pre cetera; yada, yada; 48- Eng. Org. of Wrk.; 49- follows check, briefly; 50- cartoon hero 'actually' had a mouth; 56- actresses Wood, Turner; 57- Beatles inspirion played the sitar; 58- cloth shoe coverings; 63- Batteries 'in the box', for short; 64- Jeannie's Barbara; 65- that beautiful purple inked 'Xerox machine', for short; 66- ending ratio is the fundamental explanation for something that works; 67- if Mister T is 'MrT', this might be "erroneous T"; 68- to drive forward, as in a motor moving water; 69- join train rails; 70- after Bangla; George Harrison's concert; 71- Mr. Topper, firstly; Down 1- what was left showing on the screen at the end of the intro to 23(1,2); 2- to spin a log by standing on it; 3- Beatles 1st drummer, Pete; 4- George Burns' 'divine' movie; 5- Lone Ranger's saving friend; 6- If I'm Dickens, he's...; 7- curly-haired, Jewish kid member of 'Sweathogs'; 8- this 'Dan' was underwater in a helmeted suit; 9- 'Voice' of the Dodgers, forever; 10- Bruce, Baker, Clapton, please; 11- Jonny Quest's Indian sidekick; 12- once a great Italian sports car (1,4), still a car; 13- a bunch of Bambi, poor form; 24- to raise a bet, or a bar (2,2); 25- 'I' in Athens; 26- that 'great' Swedish band gave us "Fernando"; 27- Hogan's Hero star hosted this game show; 28- Eastwood's Preacher 'Rider'; 29- To Sir With Love, artist; 35- tiny nuclear ant hero; 36- Nat. Inc. and Prod. Acct.; 37- pesky little bug you just can't swat away; 38- a flirtatious? stare, used to be with your tongue hanging out; 40- big-wig, for short; 41- toon 4-legged southern Deputy; 43- belongs to young Mr. Cleaver; 44- Montalban touted 'rich leather' from this Mediterranean city; 47- glasses with one red, one green lens; wow!; 50- Mr. Walker was Cheyenne; 51- roof, freqently open over a hot tub e.g.; 52- Napolean and Ilya's organization; 53- stories of Two Cities; 54- a nucleus of trained personnel, frequently military; 55- forces that pull molecules across a membrane from greater to lesser density, or something like that; 59- 3.1416+abbr. for month, makes a word?; 60- Fender, Marshall, Kustom was king; 61- Pepsi's version of 7-Up; 62- U.N.C.L.E. agent Napolean; |