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- Bert's bud
- Bert's pal
- Henson character
- Kovacs of comedy
- Pyle or Kovacs
- Sergeant Bilko
- Tennessee __ Ford
- A muppet
- Bert's partner
- Els of golf
- Journalist Pyle
- Pyle of journalism
- Pyle or Bilko
- My Three Sons son
- Actor Kovacs
- Bert's cohort
- Els with tees
- Tennessee's real name
- Puppet with a song about his rubber duckie
- Half of a "Sesame Street" duo
- Orange puppet
- One of a "Sesame Street" pair
- Canal whose construction began in Rome (New York)
- Muppet called "Enrique" in Latin America
- Bert's Muppet roommate
- Banks in the Hall
- Rubber Duckie singer
- Ghostbusters actor Hudson
- Banks who said 44-Across
- Giant chicken on "Family Guy"
- Johnson of "The NBA on TNT"
- Johnson on "The NBA on TNT"
- Noted rubber ducky owner
- Washington Wizard's GM Grunfeld
- ___ Ball (guitar string brand)
- ___ Johnson of "The NBA on TNT"
- Hudson of the original "Ghostbusters"
- Muppet in a striped shirt
- Inside the NBA sportscaster Johnson
- NBA commentator Johnson
- Uncle in the rock opera "Tommy"
- Sesame Street regular
- Kovacs
- Banks of Chicago
- Els of the PGA
- Sesame Street figure
- Bert's roomie
- Muppet with a pal
- Banks of baseball
- With 112 Down, a golfer
- Banks called "Mr. Cub"
- Banks who belted
- Els using tees
- Eyebrowless Muppet
- Orange Muppet
- Banks with power
- Top golfer Els
- Bert's Sesame Street buddy
- Bert's muppet buddy
- Sesame Street character
- Banks of the Cubs
- Els or Kovacs
- Mr. Eves
- Banks or Els
- Pulitzer winner Pyle
- TV comedian Kovacs
- War correspondent Pyle
- Journey to ___ (former "Sesame Street" segment)
- Tigers broadcaster Harwell
- Tennessee ___ Ford
- Children's character with an orange head and red nose
- _____ McCracken, Bill Murray's "Kingpin" role
- Bert's "Sesame Street" pal
- Golfer Els
- Blake comic strip
- Cartoonist Bushmiller
- Comedian Kovacs
- One of the Fords
- Banks or Bilko
- Bert's buddy
- Bert's buddy, on "Sesame Street"
- Comical Kovacs
- Bert's roommate
- Bud Grace comic strip
- Comic Kovacs
- M.Sgt. Bilko
- Sleep 'n' Snore ___ ("Sesame Street" doll)
- Muppet who sang "Rubber Duckie"
- Cubs great Banks
- Keebler character
- Funnyman Kovacs
- Orange-skinned Muppet
- Cookie Monster cohort
- Els of the links
- TV pioneer Kovacs
- Banks in Chicago
- Banks in the Hall of Fame
- Muppet pal of Bert
- Sesame Street roommate
- Orange "Sesame Street" denizen
- He sings "Rubber Duckie"
- Banks known as "Mr. Cub"
- Baseball Hall of Famer Banks
- Cubs slugger Banks
- Sesame Street character who sang "Rubber Duckie"
- Neighbor of Elmo and Big Bird
- Rubber-ducky-loving Muppet
- Sesame Street prankster
- Banks or K-Doe
- Bert's "Sesame Street" roommate
- One of "My Three Sons"
- It's a Wonderful Life cabdriver
- Inside the NBA host Johnson
- It's a Wonderful Life role
- Hudson of "Ghost Busters"
- Muppet fond of taking baths
- Bert's flatmate
- Giant chicken on "The Family Guy"
- Man's name that anagrams to 56-down
- Rival of Tiger
- Co-host of Kenny, Chuck, and Shaq
- Tennessee - Ford
- Singer Ford
- ___ "Mr. Cub" Banks
- Bert's muppet pal
- Els
- Banks in Cooperstown
- Banks on a diamond
- Links whiz Els
- Singer Tennessee ___ Ford
- Banks or Ford
- Banks with bats
- Cary's "None But the Lonely Heart" role
- TV comic Kovacs
- Banks known for hitting
- Kovacs who married Adams
- Muppet with a roommate
- Bilko or Banks
- Rival of Tiger and Vijay
- South African golfer Els
- Banks famous for saying "Let's play two!"
- Old Ford
- Rival of Tiger and Phil
- Banks a.k.a. "Mr. Cub"
- Els on the links
- Singer Tennessee __ Ford
- Tennessee-born country singer Ford
- With 35-Down, two-time U.S. Open winner
- Bushmiller who created the comic "Nancy"
- Ford from Tennessee
- Rubber duck-loving Muppet
- Sesame Street resident
- Els with clubs
- Muppet wearing horizontal stripes
- Rubber Duckie Muppet
- Sesame Street striped-shirt wearer
- Bath-loving Muppet
- Els only about six feet above the ground
- How to Build a Classic Golf Swing author Els
- Adopted son on "My Three Sons"
- Kovacs of early TV comedy
- Banks with a statue at Wrigley Field
- Cubs Hall of Famer Banks
- Orange half of a comic duo
- Red-nosed "Sesame Street" character
- Rubber Duckie singer on Sesame Street
- Els on greens
- ... let's play two! ballplayer Banks
- Immortal Detroit sportscaster Harwell
- Orange half of a "Sesame Street" duo
- Actor Hudson who played Winston Zeddemore in "Ghostbusters" films
- Banks nicknamed "Mr. Cub"
- Bert's chum
- 123 Sesame Street resident
- Bert's BFF
- Cubs legend Banks
- Orange Muppet in a striped shirt
- Banks at Wrigley Field
- Bert's bestie
- Muppet who sings to his rubber duckie
- 33 Across singer
- '50s Ford?
- My Three Sons role
- One of the Muppets
- WWII correspondent Pyle
- Sesame Street Muppet
- Cabdriver in "It's a Wonderful Life"
- Bilko nickname
- Cookiemaker's mascot
- Roommate of 39 Across
- Baseball great Banks
- Kovacs or Pyle
- WWII journalist Pyle
- Bert's "Sesame Street" friend
- Muppet with a football-shaped head
- My Three Sons boy
- Bert's kid-vid pal
- Golf pro Els
- WWII journalist
- Buddy of Bert
- Muppet roommate
- Tiger rival
- Hemingway nickname
- Kovacs of early TV
- Bert's TV pal
- Hemingway, to friends
- Hemingway, to pals
- Pro golfer Els
- Bert's PBS buddy
- Toon on Chips Deluxe packages
- You make bath time so much fun singer
- Harry ally in "Deathly Hallows"
- Pilot in "Follow That Bird"
- He lives on Oscar's street
- Orange-headed Muppet
- What pals called Hemingway
- Mischievous Muppet
- Bert's Muppet friend
- One of Henson's voices
- One with a Sesame Street address
- Dance Myself to Sleep singer
- Creator of Nancy and Sluggo
- Muppet who sings "Rubber Duckie"
- Chicago Cubs great Banks
- Muppet who sings "I Don't Want to Live on the Moon"
- Comic strip retitled "The Piranha Club" in 1998
- Hall of Fame catcher Lombardi
- Actor Sabella who voiced Pumbaa in "The Lion King"
- Sixteen Tons singer Tennessee ___ Ford
- Coach's first name on "Cheers"
- Longtime Tigers announcer Harwell
- With 50-Across, 2002 British Open champ
- Ballplayer Banks with the catchphrase "Let's play two"
- One of the Isley Brothers
- Late war correspondent.
- Winner of "The best war correspond" award.
- ___ Pyle.
- Mr. Bevin.
- Nickname of a beloved war correspondent.
- Football's ___ Nevers.
- Man's nickname.
- Mr. Truex to his friends.
- Senator McFarland, to his friends.
- Subject of recent biography: first name.
- ___ Lombardi, Giants' ex-catcher.
- Actor Truex.
- Mr. Pyle.
- Mr. Truex.
- Sen. McFarland's nickname.
- Basketballer Vandeweghe.
- Kovacs of TV.
- ___ Bonham, former pitcher.
- Sixteen Tons” singer. nyt 1956 ERNIE Actor Truex. nyt 1956 ERNIE Bilko. nyt 1956 ERNIE Comedian Kovacs. nyt 1956 ERNIE Man from Tennessee. nyt 1956 ERNIE Sergeant Bilko. nyt 1956 ERNIE Sgt. Bilko. nyt 1956 ERNIEPYLE Author of Brave Men.”
- Bilko.
- Ford of TV.
- One of the Truexes.
- Tennessee ___.
- Ballplayer Banks.
- Man from Tennessee.
- Pyle of the press.
- Actor Kovaks.
- Marples of Britain.
- Slugger Banks.
- Pyle.
- A Ford.
- Famous Ford.
- Sgt. Bilko.
- Man's name, for short.
- Tennessee's Ford.
- Ford.
- Nevers of Stanford
- Reporter Pyle
- Ford or Banks
- Ford or Pyle
- Baseball's Lombardi
- Borgnine, to friends
- Singing Ford
- Ford or Kovacs
- Journalist Pyle: 1900–45
- A successful Ford
- Banks of baseball fame
- Ford of songdom
- Pyle or Banks
- The Cubs banked on him for years
- W.W. II correspondent ___ Pyle
- A singing Ford
- Banks or Pyle
- Bert's Sesame St. sidekick
- Pyle of the Fourth Estate
- Baseball's Banks
- Kovacs or Lombardi
- Banks on whom the Cubs banked
- Banks or Kovacs
- Bilko or Kovacs
- He married Edie
- Pea-pickin' Ford
- Davis of football fame
- Kovacs or Ford
- Youngest one in "My Three Sons"
- Athlete Banks or Nevers
- Mr. Kovacs
- Auto racer Irvan
- Bert's TV friend
- Race-car driver Irvan
- ___ Irvan, 1991 winner at Daytona Beach
- Ford of song
- Hall-of-Famer Banks
- Football Hall-of-Famer Stautner
- Kovacs of 50's TV
- Late Ford
- Newsman Pyle
- With 37-Down, famous W.W. II correspondent
- Adopted "My Three Sons" son
- Banks of diamond fame
- Bushmiller who drew 63-Across
- TV's Kovacs
- ___ Banks, "Mr. Cub"
- Adopted son in "My Three Sons"
- Banks on the diamond
- Singer Ford from Tennessee
- Golf champ Els
- Journey to ___ ("Sesame Street" feature)
- Bud Grace comic strip character
- One of the Keebler elves
- Kooky Kovacs
- TV puppet
- With 86-Down, 2002 British Open winner
- Nancy cartoonist Bushmiller
- Jim Henson gave him voice
- One of the sons on "My Three Sons"
- The adopted son on "My Three Sons"
- Rubber Duckie singer of children's TV
- Old TV comic Kovacs
- With 28-Across, winner of golf's 1997 U.S. Open
- ___ Davis, first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy
- Keebler's chief elf
- Naively optimistic Muppet
- Star Steeler Stautner
- ___ Davis, first African-American to win a Heisman
- Evil ___ (comics series)
- Country singer Tennessee ___ Ford
- With 34-Down, golf's U.S. Open champion of 1994 and 1997
- Banks who was known as Mr. Cub
- Bert's pal on "Sesame Street"
- Orange half of a TV duo
- ___ Macmillan, classmate of Harry Potter
- Banks in the Baseball Hall of Fame
- Orange TV character
- Journey to ___ (recurring "Sesame Street" segment)
- Half of a TV duo
- Children's character originally voiced by Jim Henson
- He sings "Rubber Duckie, you're the one / You make bath time lots of fun"
- Bath-loving TV character
- Bert's bud on "Sesame Street"
- Cartoonist Bushmiller who created "Nancy"
- Resident of 123 Sesame Street
- Muppet who co-hosted "The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland"
- Muppet with a "rubber duckie"
- Journey to ___, recurring segment on "Sesame Street"
- Children's TV character with a fondness for baths
- Comedian Kovacs with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
- Singer of a famous bath time song
- Sportscaster Johnson
- With 25-Down, 2012 British Open winner
- Sesame Street character long rumored to be Bert's lover
- Ford in the Country Music Hall of Fame
- Naïvely optimistic Muppet
- Famed orange troublemaker
- Orange half of an iconic duo
- Hall-of-Famer Banks a.k.a. "Mr. Cub"
- Muppet wearing a horizontally striped shirt
- Shorter roommate of 14-Across
- Dance Myself to Sleep singer on "Sesame Street" (watch the video on YouTube!)
- Muppet who loves his rubber duckie
- Saxophone-playing Muppet
- Muppet with a distinctive snickering laugh
- Bert's special friend
- Singer Maresca
- Bert's friend
- Muppet who has trouble putting down the duckie
- Bert's best bud
- Bert's best friend
- Golf's Els
- Baseballer Banks
- With 70-Across, 2012 British Open winner
- Ambiguously gay Muppet
- Banks who said "Let's play two!"
- Mr. Cub Banks
- Shark Tale jellyfish
- ___ Davis, the first black Heisman winner
- Smiling orange Muppet
- Rubber-duckie-loving muppet
- Muppet whose song "Rubber Duckie" reached No. 16 on the _Billboard_ Hot 100
- Chicago's Banks
- Sesame Street dweller
- He lives on Sesame Street
- Entertainer Kovacs
- Sesame Street denizen
- Sesame Street name
- Banks of the diamond
- Brother of Chip and Robbie Douglas
- My Three Sons character
- A Keebler elf
- U.S. Open winner Els
- Bert's exasperating pal
- Keebler's spokes-elf
- Sesame Street puppet
- Keebler's head elf
- Hudson of movies
- Els or a Muppet
- Orange Muppet with a red nose
- Bert's foil on "Sesame Street"
- Muppet who loves bubble baths
- Muppet with a yellow best friend
- Basement tenant at 123 Sesame Street
- Fielder Banks
- Let's play two baseballer
- 1997 US Open winner Els
- Author Pyle
- US Open golf champ, with 20 Across
- <I>My Three Sons<I> son
- Sgt. Bilko, to buddies
- 1961 Heisman winner Davis
- Famous muppet
- He can tell you how to get to Sesame Street
- Jim Henson creation
- Nancy creator Bushmiller
- Bather with Rubber Duckie
- His head is shaped like a football
- Cookie Monster colleague
- Els who has tees
- Keebler spokeself
- Bert's Muppet roomie
- Els with two Masters wins
- Muppet with no eyebrows
- Banks, "Mr. Cub"
- Muppet with a No. 16 Billboard hit
- Bert and ___
- Bert's roomie on "Sesame Street"
- Bert's roommate on "Sesame Street"
- Sesame Street character who lives with Bert
- Muppet who sings "One Fine Face"
- Muppet with a striped shirt
- Partner of 9 Down
- Columnist Pyle
- Muppet favorite
- A Tennessee Ford
- Former "Nancy" cartoonist Bushmiller
- With 93 Across, "Brave Men" author
- Noted TV roommate
- Inspiration for the "Avenue Q" character Nicky
- I Don't Want to Live on the Moon singer on "Sesame Street"
- Drummer in the "Sesame Street" song "I Love a March"
- One of Keebler's elves
- With 58-Down, 1997 U.S. Open winner
- Elf in Keebler commercials
- Naive character of children's TV
- Bert's pal on kids' TV
- Muppet with spiked hair
- Eyebrowless half of a Muppet pair
- Orange character of kiddie TV
- Bert's buddy on kids' TV
- Bert's TV roommate
- Orange character of kids' TV
- Bert's TV buddy
