Puzzle 2

1920s fashion movement.

1980s TV show, The Dukes of __.

Always eternal; a very long time.

Animal's burrow used as shelter by soldiers.

Biology, chemistry, or physics.

Blood-sucking wormlike parasites.

Breathe Again singer-songwriter, Toni __.

David, who married Spice Girl Posh.

Dry biscuit for cheese.

Extra or leftover goods.

Fast-drying artists' paint.

Fastest wildcat that can't climb trees very well.

Feeling guilty about having done a bad deed.

First point earned in tennis, __ love.

Henri __-Bresson, French humanist photographer.

Italian island group between Malta and Tunisia.

Long, slender-grained aromatic rice.

Mountain in Greece, thought to be home of the Gods.

Mr. Peanut of the Planters logo used this eyewear.

Not the fruit, but with one letter added, a scarf.

One who doesn't believe in God or gods.

Ordained ministers ranked below priests.

Person who adamantly denies the existence of God.

Playwright George Shaw's middle name.

Popular scouting campfire song.

Rent, 1776, or Dear Evan Hansen.

Selecting dancers or models for a show.

Site of ancient cave drawings in France's Dordogne.

Street __; Florence Parpart's road-cleaning device.

Surface __, elastic appearance on top of water.

They join bones and muscles.

Tragic girlfriend of Hamlet.

Welsh Hannibal actor, __ Hopkins.

You get a lot of them from life.

__ egg; collectors' item from Russia.