| LOU | "Hello Mary ___" (Rick Nelson classic) |
| LOU | "Hulk" Ferrigno |
| LOU | "Hulk" actor Ferrigno |
| LOU | "Hulk" actor ___ Ferrigno |
| LOU | "Incredible Hulk" actor Ferrigno |
| LOU | "Incredible Hulk" actor and bodybuilder, ___ Ferrigno |
| LOU | "La Bamba" actor ___ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | "La Bamba" star __ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | "Lady Love" singer Rawls |
| LOU | "Longmire" actor ___ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | "Mambo No. 5" singer Bega |
| LOU | "Mambo No. 5" singer ___ Bega |
| LOU | "Perfect Day" singer ___ Reed |
| LOU | "Rock 'n' Roll Animal" singer Reed |
| LOU | "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" singer Reed |
| LOU | "Rugrats" grandpa |
| LOU | "Sex Education" actor Aimee ___ Wood |
| LOU | "Skip To My ___" |
| LOU | "Skip To My ___," Judy Garland melody |
| LOU | "Skip To My ___," Judy Garland song |
| LOU | "Skip to My __" |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___" |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___" (centuries-old dance song) |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___" (children's song) |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___" (dance song) |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___" (kids' song) |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___" (old folk song) |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___," American folk song |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___," Judy Garland hit |
| LOU | "Skip to My ___," partner-stealing song |
| LOU | "Skip to My ____" |
| LOU | "Skip to My —" |
| LOU | "Skip to my ___, my darlin'..." |
| LOU | "Skip, skip, skip to my ___ ..." (dance song lyrics) |
| LOU | "Skip, skip, skip to my ___..." (dance song lyrics) |
| LOU | "Stand and Deliver" actor ___ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | "Sweet Jane" singer Reed |
| LOU | "Sweet Jane" songwriter Reed |
| LOU | "The Incredible Hulk" actor Ferrigno |
| LOU | "The Incredible Hulk" actor ___ Ferrigno |
| LOU | "The Incredible Hulk" star Ferrigno |
| LOU | "The Iron Horse" Gehrig |
| LOU | "The Velvet Underground" musician, Reed |
| LOU | "The Velvet Underground" star ___ Reed |
| LOU | "Velvet Underground" frontman ___ Reed |
| LOU | "Velvet Underground" guitarist and singer ___ Reed |
| LOU | "Walk on the Wild Side" singer Reed |
| LOU | "We Both Laughed in Pleasure" author Sullivan |
| LOU | "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" singer Rawls |
| LOU | "Young Guns" actor ___ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | "___ Dobbs Tonight" (Fox Business Network show) |
| LOU | "___ Dobbs Tonight" (Fox Business show) |
| LOU | "___ Grant" (drama that starred the late Ed Asner) |
| LOU | "___ Grant" (former Ed Asner drama series) |
| LOU | "___ Grant" (spin-off of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show") |
| LOU | ''Simpsons'' police sergeant |
| LOU | 1961 Top 10 hit "Hello Mary ___" |
| LOU | 1980s Olympic gymnast Mary ___ Retton |
| LOU | 1980s gymnast Mary ___ Retton |
| LOU | 1984 Olympian Mary ___ Retton |
| LOU | 1984 Olympics star Mary ___ Retton |
| LOU | 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Reed |
| LOU | 2017 Pixar film about a lost-and-found box |
| LOU | 2017 Pixar movie featuring the voice of Bonnie Wild |
| LOU | 38-Across gymnast Mary __ Retton |
| LOU | 41a's bandmate, ___ Reed |
| LOU | 60's singer Christie |
| LOU | A Costello |
| LOU | A KY airport |
| LOU | Actor Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | Actor Ferrigno |
| LOU | Actor Ferrigno who once played the Hulk |
| LOU | Actor Ferrigno who once played the Incredible Hulk |
| LOU | Actor Jacobi |
| LOU | Actor __ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | Actor ___ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | Actor ___ Diamond Phillips (star of 1987's "La Bamba") |
| LOU | Actor ___ Diamond Phillips of "La Bamba" |
| LOU | Actor ___ Diamond Phillips of "Longmire" |
| LOU | Actor ___ Diamond Phillips who starred on Fox's "Prodigal Son" |
| LOU | Actor ___ Ferrigno who portrayed Hulk |
| LOU | Actor who starred in "The Incredible Hulk", __Ferrigno, way back in 1977 |
| LOU | American baseball's ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | American musician ___ Reed |
| LOU | Asner's Mr. Grant |
| LOU | A-Rod broke his career grand slam record |
| LOU | Base stealer Brock |
| LOU | Baseball Hall of Famer Brock |
| LOU | Baseball Hall of Famer Brock who ranks second in all-time stolen bases |
| LOU | Baseball Hall of Famer Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball Hall of Famer ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball Piniella |
| LOU | Baseball great Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball great, ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball hall of famer ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball legend Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball legend Gehrig who spent his whole career with the Yankees |
| LOU | Baseball manager Piniella |
| LOU | Baseball player Gehrig or Brock |
| LOU | Baseball player Gehrig who was known as "the Iron Horse" |
| LOU | Baseball's "Iron Horse" Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball's "Iron Horse" ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball's Brock |
| LOU | Baseball's Brock or Piniella |
| LOU | Baseball's Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball's Gehrig or Brock |
| LOU | Baseball's Piniella |
| LOU | Baseball's ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball's ___ Gehrig who was a 6 x World Series champion |
| LOU | Baseball's ___ Gehrig who was nicknamed "the Iron Horse" |
| LOU | Baseballer Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseballer ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Baseball’s Gehrig |
| LOU | Batter often after the Babe |
| LOU | Bega known for "Mambo No. 5" |
| LOU | Bega who sang "Mambo No. 5" |
| LOU | Bega with the hit "Mambo No. 5" |
| LOU | Bill's Incredible Hulk co-star on TV |
| LOU | Bodybuilder Ferrigno |
| LOU | Bodybuilder Ferrigno who once played the Hulk |
| LOU | Bodybuilder Ferrigno who played "The Incredible Hulk" on television |
| LOU | Bodybuilder Ferrigno who starred on "The Incredible Hulk" |
| LOU | Bodybuilder ___ Ferrigno who played the Hulk |
| LOU | Bodybuilder/actor Ferrigno |
| LOU | British comedian Sanders |
| LOU | Brock in Cooperstown |
| LOU | Brock in the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| LOU | Brock of baseball |
| LOU | Brock of baseball lore |
| LOU | Brock or Costello |
| LOU | Brock or Gehrig |
| LOU | Brock who stole many bases |
| LOU | Bud of Bud |
| LOU | Bud's "Who's on First?" partner |
| LOU | Bud's bud |
| LOU | Bud's bud in comedy |
| LOU | Bud's bud in old comedy |
| LOU | Bud's bud, in old comedy |
| LOU | Bud's buddy |
| LOU | Bud's comedy bud |
| LOU | Bud's comedy companion |
| LOU | Bud's comedy partner |
| LOU | Bud's comedy sidekick |
| LOU | Bud's comic buddy |
| LOU | Bud's comic partner |
| LOU | Bud's movie partner |
| LOU | Bud's pal |
| LOU | Bud's partner |
| LOU | Bud's partner in classic comedy |
| LOU | Bud's partner in comedy |
| LOU | CNN alum Dobbs |
| LOU | CNN alumnus Dobbs |
| LOU | CNN's Dobbs |
| LOU | Cardinals great Brock |
| LOU | Cardinals great ___ Brock |
| LOU | Cindy __ Who (''Grinch'' girl) |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who ("How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" girl) |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who ("How the Grinch Stole Christmas" girl) |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who ("How the Grinch Stole Christmas" kid) |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who (Dr. Seuss character) |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who (character in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas") |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who (girl who meets the Grinch) |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who (kid in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas") |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who (little girl in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas") |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who (rhyming character in "The Grinch") |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who (young girl encountered by the Grinch) |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who (young resident of Whoville) |
| LOU | Cindy ___ Who, who believed in the Grinch |
| LOU | Cindy-___ Who |
| LOU | Cindy-___ Who ("How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" girl) |
| LOU | Cindy-___ Who ("How the Grinch Stole Christmas" girl) |
| LOU | Cindy-___ Who (Dr. Seuss character) |
| LOU | Cindy-___ Who, Dr. Seuss character |
| LOU | Civil rights activist Fannie ___ Hamer |
| LOU | Coach Holtz of Notre Dame |
| LOU | Comedian Costello |
| LOU | Comedian Sanders |
| LOU | Comedic Costello |
| LOU | Comic Costello |
| LOU | Comical Costello |
| LOU | Common girl's middle name |
| LOU | Common middle name for Mary |
| LOU | Composer Harrison known for his gamelan music |
| LOU | Cop on "The Simpsons" |
| LOU | Costello in "Buck Privates" |
| LOU | Costello in the "Who's on First?" comedy routine |
| LOU | Costello of Abbott and Costello |
| LOU | Costello of comedy |
| LOU | Costello or Ferrigno |
| LOU | Costello or Gehrig |
| LOU | Costello or Grant |
| LOU | Costello or Rawls |
| LOU | Costello who was one half of "Abbott and Costello" |
| LOU | Dan McGrew's ladylove |
| LOU | Dobbs of Fox Business Network |
| LOU | Dobbs on Fox |
| LOU | Dobbs who suggested that the US should start a war with China |
| LOU | Ed Asner's Grant |
| LOU | Ed at WJM |
| LOU | Eddie's cop partner, on "The Simpsons" |
| LOU | Emilia Clarke is fondly called by this name in the movie in 13a |
| LOU | Famed baseball player after whom a disease was named, ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Fannie ___ Hamer |
| LOU | Ferrigno or Costello |
| LOU | Ferrigno who played the Hulk |
| LOU | Ferrigno who played the Hulk on old TV |
| LOU | Ferrigno who played the Incredible Hulk on 1970s-1980s TV |
| LOU | Fictional news director Grant |
| LOU | Film star ___ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | First Lady before Eleanor |
| LOU | First baseman Gehrig who played with Babe Ruth |
| LOU | First lady Hoover |
| LOU | First lady before Eleanor |
| LOU | First name associated with 53-Across |
| LOU | First name of Baseball Hall of Famers Brock and Gehrig |
| LOU | First name of Costello, from the comedy duo Abbott and Costello |
| LOU | First name of rockers Gramm and Reed |
| LOU | Football Hall-of-Famer Groza |
| LOU | Football analyst Holtz who recently left ESPN |
| LOU | Football coach Holtz |
| LOU | Foreigner singer Gramm |
| LOU | Foreigner's original lead singer Gramm |
| LOU | Former First Lady Hoover |
| LOU | Former Yankee baseball great, ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Former baseball manager Piniella |
| LOU | Former baseball outfielder Piniella |
| LOU | Former college football coach Holtz |
| LOU | Fox Business Network host Dobbs |
| LOU | Fox Business Network personality Dobbs |
| LOU | Fox Business anchor Dobbs |
| LOU | Freedom Summer organizer Fannie ___ Hamer |
| LOU | Frequently flexing Ferrigno |
| LOU | Funny Costello |
| LOU | Gehrig in Cooperstown |
| LOU | Gehrig of MLB |
| LOU | Gehrig of baseball |
| LOU | Gehrig of the Yankees |
| LOU | Gehrig on the diamond |
| LOU | Gehrig or Brock |
| LOU | Gehrig or Ferrigno |
| LOU | Gehrig who played for the Yankees for 17 seasons |
| LOU | Gehrig, "the Iron Horse" |
| LOU | German mambo recording artist Bega |
| LOU | Grant on old TV |
| LOU | Grant who was Mary's boss on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" |
| LOU | Gridiron great Groza |
| LOU | Guitarist Reed of The Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Guitarist Reed of the Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Gymnast Mary __ Retton |
| LOU | Gymnast Mary ___ Retton |
| LOU | Hall of Famer Brock who led the National League in stolen bases eight times |
| LOU | Hall of Famer Gehrig |
| LOU | He asked Bud "Who's on first?" |
| LOU | He often batted after Babe |
| LOU | Herbert Hoover's wife |
| LOU | Hitter Gehrig |
| LOU | Jazz great Mary ___ Williams |
| LOU | Jazz pianist Mary __ Williams |
| LOU | Jazz's Mary ___ Williams |
| LOU | John's Songs for Drella collaborator |
| LOU | Kristen Stewart role in 2024's "Love Lies Bleeding" |
| LOU | Kristen's role in Love Lies Bleeding |
| LOU | Late crooner Rawls |
| LOU | Late singer Rawls |
| LOU | Late singer Reed |
| LOU | Legendary Yankee Gehrig |
| LOU | Letters between c and d in "cloud" |
| LOU | Longtime baseball manager Piniella |
| LOU | Longtime football analyst Holtz |
| LOU | Longtime teammate of Babe |
| LOU | Los Angeles Clippers guard Williams |
| LOU | MLB Hall of Famer Brock |
| LOU | Mambo No. 5 singer Bega |
| LOU | Mary ___ Retton |
| LOU | Mary ___ Retton (1984 Olympic gymnast) |
| LOU | Mary ___ Retton (1984 Olympics gold medalist) |
| LOU | Mary ___ Retton (former Olympic gymnast) |
| LOU | Mary ___ Williams |
| LOU | Mary — Retton |
| LOU | Mary's TV boss |
| LOU | Mary's boss |
| LOU | Mary's boss on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" |
| LOU | Mr. Costello |
| LOU | Mrs. Herbert Hoover |
| LOU | Murderers' Row teammate of Babe |
| LOU | Musical Reed |
| LOU | Musician Reed |
| LOU | Musician Reed or Rawls |
| LOU | Name hidden in "aloud" |
| LOU | Name one can "skip to" |
| LOU | Name that one can "skip to" |
| LOU | National Women's Political Caucus co-founder Fannie ___ Hamer |
| LOU | Newsman Dobbs |
| LOU | Nickname for Missouri's second-largest city, with "the" |
| LOU | No nickname for Satchmo |
| LOU | No nickname for Vuitton |
| LOU | Olympic gymnast Mary ___ Retton |
| LOU | One of Chief Wiggum's officers on "The Simpsons" |
| LOU | One of Springfield's policemen, on "The Simpsons" |
| LOU | Outfielder Brock in the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| LOU | Piniella of the Yankees |
| LOU | Pixar's 2017 film nominated in the animated short film category at the 90th Academy Awards |
| LOU | Player-turned-manager Piniella |
| LOU | Pollster Harris |
| LOU | Pro wrestler Albano |
| LOU | R&B legend Rawls |
| LOU | R&B singer Rawls |
| LOU | R&B icon Rawls |
| LOU | Rawls of R&B |
| LOU | Rawls or Reed |
| LOU | Rawls with three Grammys |
| LOU | Record producer ___ Adler |
| LOU | Record producer, ___ Adler |
| LOU | Reed from "The Velvet Underground" |
| LOU | Reed heard on records |
| LOU | Reed in music |
| LOU | Reed in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| LOU | Reed of "The Velvet Underground" |
| LOU | Reed of The Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Reed of music |
| LOU | Reed of rock |
| LOU | Reed of the Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Reed on recordings |
| LOU | Reed on records |
| LOU | Reed or Costello |
| LOU | Reed or Rawls |
| LOU | Reed playing music |
| LOU | Reed who sang "Walk on the Wild Side" |
| LOU | Reed who was in the Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Reed who was the singer for the Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Reed with a guitar |
| LOU | Rhythm-and-blues singer Rawls |
| LOU | Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Reed |
| LOU | Rock and Roll Hall of Famer ___ Reed |
| LOU | Rock legend Reed |
| LOU | Rock legend ___ Reed |
| LOU | Rock musician ___ Reed who sang "Walk on the Wild Side" |
| LOU | Rock singer Gramm or Reed |
| LOU | Rock singer Reed |
| LOU | Rock's Reed |
| LOU | Rocker Gramm of Foreigner |
| LOU | Rocker Reed |
| LOU | Rocker Reed who passed away in 2013 |
| LOU | Rocker Reed who was in the Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Rocker ___ Reed |
| LOU | Rocker ___ Reed of the Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Rocker ___ Reed, of The Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Rock’s Reed |
| LOU | Role for Ed |
| LOU | Seuss' Cindy __ Who |
| LOU | Singer Bega a.k.a. "The King of Mambo" |
| LOU | Singer Bega, Rawls, or Reed |
| LOU | Singer Christie |
| LOU | Singer Rawls |
| LOU | Singer Rawls or Reed |
| LOU | Singer Rawls who won three Grammys |
| LOU | Singer Rawls with the hit “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine” |
| LOU | Singer Rawls with three Grammys |
| LOU | Singer Reed |
| LOU | Singer Reed of the Velvet Underground |
| LOU | Singer Reed or Rawls |
| LOU | Singer Reed, Rawls, or Bega |
| LOU | Singer ___ Bega of "Mambo No. 5" |
| LOU | Singer ___ Reed from "The Velvet Underground" |
| LOU | Singer ___ Reed of "Perfect Day" |
| LOU | Singer ___ Reed of "Walk On The Wild Side" |
| LOU | Singer ___ Reed of "Walk on the Wild Side" |
| LOU | Singer ___ Reed with the song "Walk On The Wild Side" |
| LOU | Slugger Gehrig |
| LOU | Soul singer Rawls |
| LOU | Soul singer ___ Rawls |
| LOU | TV host Dobbs |
| LOU | TV/radio host Dobbs |
| LOU | Teammate of Babe |
| LOU | Teammate of Babe on the 1920s Yankees |
| LOU | Teammate of the Babe |
| LOU | The 2017 Pixar short film about a creature living in a lost-and-found box in a kindergarten playground |
| LOU | The Velvet Underground lead singer Reed |
| LOU | The Velvet Underground rocker ___ Reed |
| LOU | The Velvet Underground singer Reed |
| LOU | The __ (arch city nickname) |
| LOU | The __ (barbecue city, affectionately) |
| LOU | The ___ (nickname for STL) |
| LOU | Three-time Grammy winner Rawls |
| LOU | Three-time MLB Manager of the Year Piniella |
| LOU | Two-time NBA Sixth Man of the Year Williams |
| LOU | United States Olympic Hall of Famer Mary ___ Retton |
| LOU | Velvet Underground frontman ___ Reed |
| LOU | Velvet Underground guitarist Reed |
| LOU | Velvet Underground rocker ___ Reed |
| LOU | Velvet Underground singer Reed |
| LOU | Velvet Underground singer ___ Reed |
| LOU | Velvet Underground vocalist Reed |
| LOU | Velvet Underground's ___ Reed |
| LOU | Vocalist Rawls |
| LOU | WNBAer Katie ___ Samuelson |
| LOU | What one may call Louis fondly |
| LOU | Who asked "Who's on first?" |
| LOU | Williams of the Clippers |
| LOU | Williams with the most points scored off the bench in N.B.A. history |
| LOU | With 62-Down, a legendary pro wrestler |
| LOU | Yankee great Gehrig |
| LOU | Yankee great ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Yankee legend ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Yankee teammate of Babe |
| LOU | Yankees great Gehrig |
| LOU | Yankees great ___ Gehrig |
| LOU | Yankees legend Gehrig |
| LOU | Yankees pitcher Trivino |
| LOU | __ Diamond Phillips |
| LOU | __ Malnati's: chain known for Chicago-style pizza |
| LOU | ___ Bega, with the 1999 hit "Mambo No. 5" |
| LOU | ___ Costello (Bud Abbott's comedy partner) |
| LOU | ___ Costello, Bud Abbott's comedic partner |
| LOU | ___ Diamond Phillips of "La Bamba" |
| LOU | ___ Diamond Phillips of "Longmire" |
| LOU | ___ Ferrigno, "Hulk" actor |
| LOU | ___ Ferrigno, "The Incredible Hulk" actor |
| LOU | ___ Ferrigno, Hulk portrayer |
| LOU | ___ Ferrigno, actor from "Pumping Iron" |
| LOU | ___ Ferrigno, actor of "The Incredible Hulk" |
| LOU | ___ Ferrigno, bodybuilder who portrayed the Hulk |
| LOU | ___ Gehrig of baseball |
| LOU | ___ Gehrig, MLB megastar |
| LOU | ___ Gehrig, a legendary baseballer after whom a disease was named |
| LOU | ___ Gehrig, baseball legend |
| LOU | ___ Gehrig, famed baseballer after whom a disease was named |
| LOU | ___ Gehrig, former baseball player for the New York Yankees who attended Columbia University |
| LOU | ___ Grant (fictional journalist played by Ed Asner) |
| LOU | ___ Grant (former TV role for Ed Asner) |
| LOU | ___ Henry Hoover, former first lady |
| LOU | ___ Hoover, first lady before Eleanor Roosevelt |
| LOU | ___ Malnati's (Chicago deep-dish staple) |
| LOU | ___ Malnati's (Chicago-style-pizza chain) |
| LOU | ___ Malnati's (pizza chain based near Chicago) |
| LOU | ___ Malnati's, Chicago-style pizza chain |
| LOU | ___ Rawls who sang "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" |
| LOU | ___ Rawls, "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" musician |
| LOU | ___ Reed (Velvet Underground singer) |
| LOU | ___ Reed of The Velvet Underground |
| LOU | ___ Reed who has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice |
| LOU | ___ Reed, The Velvet Underground member |
| LOU | ___ Reed, famed rocker of Velvet Underground |
| LOU | ___ Reed, of The Velvet Underground |
| LOU | ___ Reed, of Velvet Underground fame |
| LOU | ___ Reed, of the rock band "The Velvet Underground" |
| LOU | ___ Reed, singer and songwriter of The Velvet Underground |
| LOU | ___ Reed, singer of "Walk on the Wild Side" |
| LOU | ___ Sanders (British comedian) |
| LOU | “Skip to My ___” |
| LOU | “Walk on the Wild Side” singer Reed |