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Cecil's pal on 1960s TV crossword clue


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Wall Street Journal crossword of March 27th, 2015 other clues
'Blue Moon' lyricist Hart
'Castle' carrier
'Le Mythe de Sisyphe' author
'The Raven,' say?
45-Across was with them for 20 years
Accords
Accumulate
Accumulate
Adorable
After expenses
Anvil, e.g
Artist Daumier
Atlanta-to-Tampa dir
Avian mascot of a car care company?
Avoid the posse
Away from the wind
Baseball's all-time RBI leader
Brewer's supply
Bring back into agreement
Calendar square
Cameron's group
Carpenter of note
Caterer's count
Checked the weight of
Collar
Collins component
Commercial fat substitute
Confines, in a way
CPA's recommendation
Craving
Cynthia of 'Northern Exposure'
Don in the Television Academy Hall of Fame
Electrical accessory
Emo's forerunner
Engage in make-believe
Exclamation
Factor of every prime number
Faleolo International Airport setting
Field of poetry
Fill with bubbles
Fish that may attach to a shark
Flock female
Flow from a dropped carton?
Former Houston hockey squad
Freezes out
Get ___ years
Give in to the Inquisitor
Global ring
Grassy sward
Guessed amts
Guy
Hashish, e.g
He sells Squishees to Bart
Headquarters for 7-Eleven and AT&T
Hipster's chum
Hook's partner
Hose connectors
Hot dog
Immigrant's night sch. class
Jazz great born Herman Blount
Joined forces
Judicial garb
Kathy Bates's role in 'Midnight in Paris'
Keystone Studios character
KFC choice
Kin of mono-
Kite, for example
Last of 12 pp
Lemon tree features
Lets slip
Letter after upsilon
Like many infomercials
Like teak trees
Lily variety
Luke's teacher
Made no use of the kitchen, perhaps
Mate from Melbourne
Memory unit
Met expectations?
Mexico's ___ Laredo
Million grams
Mombasa masses
Most modern
NBC show for 40 years
Not bedridden
Noted name in chair design
Notre Dame's was finished in 1182
Panache
Part of many co. names
Pendulum paths
Peso part
Photo in a toy catalog?
Pipe part
Pistons coach Van Gundy
Pollen collector
Post man?
Profusion
Proofing find
Question of identity
Quoits target
Rank indicator
Rascals
React to one's idol, perhaps
Read
Recipient of a thumbs-down at a wine tasting?
Resemble a hot dog
Saloon frequented by frogs?
Sci-fi weapon that turns people malodorous?
Science fair trophy, to a jock?
Script sections
Second son
Selfish sort
Shaggy pack animal
Shakespearean actor Edmund
Sign announcing a city's beer festival?
Small grill
Sock sound
Sonneteer's pronoun
Soup kitchen worker
Soup thickener
Space Mountain, e.g
Steep-sided gully
Stop on Amtrak's Lake Shore Limited
Sun ___-sen
Surgeon's wear
Suzuki product
Target found in European alleys
Texting need
That is, to Cato
The end of ___
They sing to the bobbies
Third-smallest state capital
Tore along
Truth-in-lending figs
Up
Up ___ good
Velodrome sight
Voice quality
Wolfish look
Word on a Ouija board
___ chi

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