100% | DAFFY | 5 | ___ Duck of "Looney Tunes" with double F's |
62% | DAFFY | 5 | ___ Duck of Looney Tunes |
50% | DAFFY | 5 | ___ Duck of "Looney Tunes" |
49% | IRISED | 6 | Ended like a Looney Tunes cartoon, with "out" [anagram of IS DIRE] |
45% | TEX | 3 | ___ Avery of Looney Tunes |
44% | PEPE | 4 | Le Pew of Looney Tunes |
44% | DAFFY | 5 | Looney Tunes duck |
44% | BUGSBUNNY | 9 | Rabbit, famous trickster of Looney Tunes |
44% | CANARY | 6 | Tweety of Looney Tunes, e.g. |
43% | BUGS | 4 | Nickname of Looney Tunes animator Ben Hardaway |
43% | DAFFY | 5 | Duck in Looney Tunes cartoons |
42% | PORKYPIG | 8 | Looney Tunes character with a snout |
42% | DAFFY | 5 | Lisping Looney Tunes duck |
41% | FLOEGHORN | 9 | Looney Tunes character with a strong Southern accent |
40% | TAZ | 3 | Looney Tunes "devil" with a huge appetite, for short |
40% | DAFFY | 5 | Looney Tunes character with the catchphrase "You're dethpicable!" |
39% | SCARLET | 7 | With "The" and 45-Across, classic Looney Tunes cartoon that's a parody of a classic novel |
39% | NYC | 3 | ''Annie'' tune with ''the shimmer of Times Square'' |
39% | THATSALLFOLKS | 13 | "This cartoon is over" phrase at the end of Looney Tunes: 3 wds. |
39% | TALLAHASSEE | 11 | Major U.S. city with three pairs of double letters in its name |
39% | PAMSHRIVER | 10 | Winner with Martina Navratilova of the 1984 Wimbledon women's doubles tennis championship |
38% | BUZZARD | 7 | Beaky from Looney Tunes is this type of bird |
38% | BREASTED | 8 | Double-__ jacket, with two rows of buttons |
38% | IPA | 3 | Double ___ (beer with lots of hops): Abbr. |
38% | MCMILLAN | 8 | Frew —, winner with Bob Hewitt of the 1972 Wimbledon men's doubles tennis championship |
38% | SHRIVER | 7 | Pam —, winner with Martina Navratilova of the 1984 Wimbledon women's doubles tennis championship |
37% | DNA | 3 | With 93-Down, half of a double helix |
37% | JAMES | 5 | With 6-Across, director of the F.B.I. |
37% | BUNNYCHOW | 9 | S African meal of hollowed-out loaf with curry |
36% | STEEPS | 6 | Double-black diamond section of a ski mountain, with "the" |