Genre for Philip K. Dick
Genre for Prince or Queen
Genre for Puccini and Ponchielli
Genre for Q-Tip
Genre for Ratt and Poison
Genre for Reel Big Fish
genre for rem and radiohead
Genre for Roberta Flack
Genre for Smokey Robinson
Genre for some singers
Genre for Tank and the Bangas
Genre for the "Pokémon" series
Genre for the band Sublime
Genre for The Bodysnatchers
Genre for the group Sublime
Genre for the Harry Potter books
Genre for the Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Genre for the Nigerian singer Wizkid
Genre for the novelist Patricia Highsmith
Genre for The Selecter
Genre for the Spice Girls and Oasis
Genre for the Spice Girls or Backstreet Boys
Genre for the Village People
Genre for The Wailers
Genre for TV's "Stranger Things"
Genre for Weird Al
Genre for Zebra Katz
Genre from Mississippi
Genre full of 18-Across
Genre hidden in "canned music"
Genre hidden in The Movielife
genre Hitchcock, Alfred film
Genre in a battle, perhaps
Genre in which Notorious B.I.G. was big
Genre in which Thelonious Monk was a pioneer
Genre including drum 'n' bass and trip-hop
Genre influenced by Fats Domino
Genre influenced by jazz
Genre introduced to the Grammys in 1989
Genre modifier
Genre most white people hated until "Saturday Night Fever"
genre Movie
Genre of "Akira"
Genre of "Stairway to Heaven"
Genre of "The Damask Drum"
Genre of "The Set-Up," 1949
Genre of 46-Across
Genre of 49-Across
Genre of 50 Cent and André 3000
Genre of 65-Across
Genre of a 1965 exhibit called "The Responsive Eye"
Genre of Dashboard Confessional
Genre of digital entertainment
Genre of dizzying drawings
Genre of Escher's "Relativity"
Genre of ET films
Genre of Fall Out Boy
Genre of film
Genre of Isaac Asimov's "Foundation"
Genre of Jonathan Swift
Genre of Lauren Weisberger's "The Devil Wears Prada"
genre of literature
Genre of Macklemore and Master P
Genre of Madonna's "Ray of Light" album
Genre of many a movie with "star" in its title
Genre of many Weird Al songs
Genre of music heard in "Garden State"
Genre of My Chemical Romance
Genre of N.W.A. and Run-D.M.C.
Genre of novels and essays
Genre of Orwell's "Animal Farm"
Genre of Peter Max
genre of pop music
Genre of rock's Fall Out Boy
Genre of the '60s hits "Pipeline" and "Wipe Out"
Genre of the "Broken Earth" trilogy by N. K. Jemisin
Genre of the "Odyssey"
Genre of the "Pokémon" TV series
Genre of the "Serial" podcast
Genre of the 1963 hit "Wipe Out"
Genre of the 1997 album "Nothing Feels Good"
Genre of the album "Natty Dread"
Genre of the band Fall Out Boy
Genre of the band Jawbreaker
Genre of the band Jimmy Eat World
Genre of the band Less Than Jake
Genre of the double-platinum box set "Songs of Freedom"
Genre of the Edgar Awards
Genre of the Get Up Kids
Genre of the late David Bowie
Genre of the old Stax record label
Genre of Vasarely's "Zebra"
Genre of Vasarely's "Zebras"
Genre of Walter Isaacson's "Steve Jobs," for short
Genre often featuring big eyes
Genre often featuring large eyes
Genre often featuring time travel
Genre often mixed with rap
Genre on "American Bandstand"
Genre originally called the West Coast Sound
Genre parodied by Cervantes
Genre pioneered by Miles Davis
Genre pioneered by Picasso
Genre pioneered in 1950s-'60s Jamaica
Genre played at raves
Genre related to goth
Genre related to hardcore punk
Genre related to soul and R&B
Genre spoofed by "The Cheap Detective"
Genre that "The Long Goodbye" is based on
Genre that came before rocksteady
Genre that developed from hard-core punk
Genre that evolved from ska
Genre that glorifies gunplay
Genre that includes freestyling
Genre that includes techno and house music
Genre that influenced Prince
Genre that often includes a ballet
Genre that plays tricks on your eyes
Genre that relies on calls
Genre that represents things as they are
Genre using speakers?
Genre vaguely alluded to by No Doubt
genre Verne Author
genre Wayne, John birthplace
Genre with ad images
Genre with aliens
Genre with androgynous outfits
Genre with big-eyed toons
Genre with bite
Genre with confessional lyrics
Genre with drum machines
Genre with freestyles
Genre with hard-boiled characters
Genre with listener participation
Genre with little green men
Genre with lots of blood
Genre with magical elements in present-day settings
Genre with many 15-Acrosses
Genre with often-depressing lyrics
Genre with slashers
Genre with social critiques
Genre with spoken lyrics
Genre with time travel
Genres
Genres or kinds
gens
Gens.' inferiors
GENSERIC, predecessor of
Gent
Gent (sl.)
Gent from Argentina
Gent from London
Gent from Portsmouth
gent German
Gent on a cent
Gent partner
Gent, in Britain
Gent, Jamaican-style
Gent, slangily
Gent's address
Gent's mag with liberally airbrushed covers
Gent's partner
Gent's title
Gent's wife
Gent's woman
gentals
Genteel
Genteel affair
Genteel affairs
Genteel assent
Genteel café relative
Genteel dinner quaff
Genteel drinkery
Genteel establishment
Genteel event
Genteel gathering
Genteel gatherings
Genteel lunch spot
Genteel lunch spots
GENTEEL person
Genteel rejection
genteelism
Gentelmen Prefer Blonds novelist
Gentelmen Prefer Blonds novelist
Gentelmen Prefer Blonds novelist
Gentelmen Prefer Blonds novelist
Gentelmen Prefer Blonds novelist
Gentelmen Prefer Blonds novelist
Gentelmen Prefer Blonds novelist
Gentian
GENTIANA
GENTIANACEAE, fruit of the
Gentianella
GENTIL
Gentile
gentile animal
gentile girl
Gentiles
GENTILITIAL name
gentility
Gentille figure of a French folk song
Gentille one of song
GENTIUS, kingdom of
Gentle
Gentle __
Gentle ___ (Miss Manners salutation)
Gentle ___ lamb
Gentle ___ Mind (country classic)
Gentle additives
Gentle air
Gentle alarms
Gentle alternative to 20-, 32- and 41-Across
Gentle and moderate
Gentle and peace-loving
Gentle animal
Gentle application
Gentle as ___
Gentle as a
Gentle as a ___
Gentle as a lamb
Gentle attention-getter
Gentle attention-getters
Gentle attention, briefly
Gentle bear
Gentle beginning?
Gentle Ben was one
Gentle bends in a river
Gentle bird call
gentle birth
Gentle bite
Gentle blow
GENTLE breeze
Gentle breezes
Gentle caress of an alligator pear?
Gentle closing?
Gentle creature
Gentle cycle items
Gentle decline?
Gentle discipline for a misbehaving child
Gentle exercise
Gentle fantasy
Gentle farm animal
Gentle firelight
Gentle firelight, e.g.
Gentle flow
Gentle forest creature
Gentle gait
Gentle gaits
Gentle giant in "Of Mice and Men"