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Other crossword clues for answer "STERN"

STERN
Isaac or Howard
Strict
Violinist Isaac
Austere
Imus' rival
Miss America author
Author of "Private Parts"
Like some warnings
Popeye's rear
Private Parts author
Exacting
Not exactly a "fun boss"
Back of a boat
Unyielding
Very serious
Harsh
Super serious, as an authority figure
Deadly serious
No-nonsense
Like disciplinarians
Fiddler on the Roof violinist
Back on the briny
Back in the Navy
Forbidding
Back at sea
Poop deck's place
America's Got Talent judge
Most-fined radio radio personality
Radio personality who ran for New York governor in 1994
Unflinching
Unfriendly
Like taskmasters
Outboard motor locale
Rear end
Firm
Rear
Back of the canoe
Unsmiling
Back among sailors
Back of a barque
Not easily amused
Uncompromising
Unstable "rents"?
Bow's opposite
Far from lenient
Authoritarian
Finger-wagging
Rudder's spot
Star in Sirius?
Violinist who served as president of Carnegie Hall, 1960-2001
Like a ruler-wielding professor
Like a demanding schoolmaster
Ship back?
Unlikely to be lenient
Back part
Back at the helm
Private Parts star
Shock jock Howard
Private Parts author Howard
Back of the boat
Relentless
Back on the sea
Rudder locale
Sailor's rear
Self-proclaimed "King of All Media"
Back end
Severe in manner
Stem's opposite
Draconian
Laying down the law
See 15-Across
FCC flouter Howard
Howard of Sirius radio
Rudder's place
Ruling with an iron fist
Back on the ocean
Ferry tail
Hard-nosed
Stem to ___
Rudder's locale
Harsh, as a reprimand
Howard of satellite radio
Like a tough-love parent
Exacting, discipline-wise
Isaac with a violin
Rowboat's rear
Rudder location
Rudder's location
Stringent
Rigid
NBA commissioner David
Eschewing jollity
Severe
Opposite of stem
Isaac on violin
Uncompromsing
Adamant
Aft
Dour
Scene of a wake
Ship area
Strict; severe
Rigorous
Ship's rear
Tough
Outboard motor location
Beloved violinist
Hardly permissive
Tiller's place
Boat back
26-Down opposite
Hard
Isaac with a bow
Tiller's locale
Whaler's rear end
Unrelenting
See 60-Across
Sirius XM radio star
Titanic rear end
Self-described "King of All Media"
Rudder's region
Like a disciplinarian
Rudder area
See 49-Across
Violinist Isaac who performed the solos in the movie "Fiddler on the Roof"
From stem to __
Not in the mood for any funny stuff
Unlikely to approve of horseplay
Demanding
Iron-fisted
Violin virtuoso
Virtuoso Isaac
Back of a ship
Prow opposite
By-the-book
Iron-willed
Aft section
Not at all lenient
After part
Back of a skiff
Aft part
Very strict
Brooking no nonsense
Far from soft
Rear of a ship
Back onboard
Inflexible
Unbendable
All business
Grim-looking
Hard to move
Boat's back
Endmost part of an aircraft
Doling out tough love
Highly exacting
Rear part of a ship
Serious and strict
Not up for any nonsense
Rear with rudders
Grim.
Flinty
Noted shock jock
NYU's business school
Sirius star
Unbending
Daniel of "Breaking Away"
Back in the water?
Sirius radio star
Noted sports commentator.
Palestine extremist group.
Hard-bitten.
Sports announcer Bill ___.
Part of a ship.
Inexorable.
Nobel Prize physicist, 1943.
Nobel Prize physicist.
Noted violinist.
Overstrict.
Where the poop is.
Where the taffrail is.
Opposite of 43 Across.
Severely strict.
Sturdy.
Back.
Nautical term.
Poop deck.
U.S. violinist
Isaac
Stem's counterpart
Area to the rear
Violinist Isaac ___
Hind part
Boat section
Isaac of music
Like a taskmaster
Ship part
Exacting, as a teacher
Like a martinet
Implacable
QE2 area
Famous violinist
Niña's end
Rear part
End of the Titanic
Nobelist in Physics: 1943
Perlman contemporary
Relentless virtuoso?
Whence to see a wake
Fiddler Isaac
Isaac of fiddledom
Famed violinist
Area for a taffrail
Back of the QE2
Austere fiddler?
Taffrail's locale
Violinist born in Russia
Violinist from Russia
Aft area
Grim in aspect
Unforgiving
Isaac the violinist
Like old schoolmasters
Radio star Howard
Adamantine
Outboard motor's locale
Grave
Unaccommodating
Bark back
Howard of morning radio
Back on the high seas
Opposite of soft
Finger-wagging, say
Not lenient
Place for an outboard motor
Schindler's business partner in "Schindler's List"
Brooking no dissent
Rear of a galley
Bow's counterpart
Rear admiral's rear
Serious
Like a parental lecture
Resistant to compromise
Like a disciplinarian's talk
SiriusXM star
Taking no guff
Rhadamanthine
Back of a skipjack
Unlikely to crack a smile
Not at all lax
Rocker interviewer Howard
Imus colleague
See 36 Across
View from the bridge
Bow counterpart
It's aft on a raft
Violin virtuoso Isaac
Unsympathetic
American violinist
Fiddling Isaac
Opposite of 54-Down's answer
Hardly lenient
Rearward part of a ship
Strict and serious
Cruiser's rear
Not lax
From stem to ___
Uncompromising virtuoso
Rear, in the Navy
Harsh or rigid
Ocean liner's rear
Serious and firm
Where a ship leaves its wake
Harsh, as an instructor
Lenient? No way
Prow : front :: ___ : back
Rear of a boat
Ship's rear end
Rigidly rule-enforcing
Like a talking-to
Not prone to goofing around
Severe and strict
Sailor's rear end?
Barge back
Resolute
Harsh or severe
Shock jock
Hind end
Hardhearted
Like old schoolmasters, stereotypically
Back, on a skipjack
Place for a wake?
Quarterdeck's place
City Slickers co-star
Barge's back
Howard on satellite radio
Last part of the Titanic above water
Unlikely to smile
Howard of XM radio
Outboard motor's spot
4-Across' opposite
Like a serious talking-to
Serious in demeanor
Serious in tone
Severe in tone
Competitor of 85 Across
Deep back
Naval rear
Quivers's boss
This is serious!
Hartz Group CEO Leonard
Pirate's rear end?
Spanker's location
Poop's place
Radio's bad boy
Gondolier's position
Far from friendly
Quarterdeck's location
Back on a boat
Unrelentingly serious
Humorless
Area of a two-master near the rudder
Like many disciplinarians