Crossword Clue: Describing certain cards, in TV
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- -- box (TV)
- 1869 Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"
- '77 Iggy Pop album (with "The")
- __ box (TV)
- __ Light
- __-proof: easy to operate
- __-proof (easy to operate)
- ___ box
- ___ box (TV)
- ___ card
- ___ card (TV prop)
- ___ light (dash indicator)
- ___ light (dash item)
- ___ light (dashboard item)
- ___-proof (easy to operate)
- "American ___" (Green Day album made into a Broadway musical)
- "American ___" (Green Day album)
- ____ box: TV set
- ____ savant
- _____ savant
- A genius, no
- "... a tale told by an ---"
- " . . . a tale told by an ___ . . . ": Macbeth
- Birdbrain
- "AKA ___" (Hives song)
- Blithering fool
- Blithering one
- Blithering sort
- Block-head
- Blockhead
- Bonehead
- Boob
- Booby
- Booby.
- Born fool
- Dull type
- Dum-dum
- Dumb cluck
- Dumb ox
- ''Dumbbell!''
- Dumbbell you can't curl
- Dumbbell
- Dummkopf
- Dummy
- Dunce
- Dunderhead.
- Dunderhead
- Dunderpate
- Box or proof preceder
- Far from a Mensa candidate
- Hives "Walk ___ Walk"
- Bozo
- Brainiac's antithesis
- Brainless sort
- Green Day "American ___"
- Green Day "Don't want to be an American ___"
- Green Day's "American ___"
- Green Day's "American"
- Fathead
- Easily-manipulated type
- Complete buffoon
- Definite Mensa reject
- Featherbrain
- Certainly no Einstein
- Dense one
- Describing certain cards, in TV
- Einstein opposite
- "It is a tale told by an __ . . ."
- Bubblehead
- Half-wit
- Halfwit
- Buffoon
- Dimwit
- Dimwitted sort
- Ding-dong
- Dingbat
- End of the lament
- Genius? Not even close
- Genius opposite
- Genius's opposite
- Dip
- Chowderhead
- Chucklehead
- Hardly a brainiac
- Hardly an Einstein
- Epithet uttered by Napoleon Dynamite
- Ignoramus
- Imbecile
- Dodo
- Every driver but you?
- Every other driver, to the road-enraged
- Dolt
- Jerk
- Clueless sort
- Fool
- Foolish person
- Doofus
- Dope
- Dostoevski novel, with "The"
- Dostoevski novel with The
- Dostoevski subject
- Dostoevski title word
- Dostoevski's Prince Myshkin.
- Dostoevski's "The ___"
- Dostoevsky novel with The
- Dostoevsky novel (with "The")
- Dostoevsky subject
- Dostoevsky title character
- Dostoevsky title word
- Dostoevsky work (with "The")
- Dostoevsky's Prince Myshkin, e.g.
- Dostoevsky's The ___
- Dostoevsky's "The ___"
- Dostoyevsky character
- Dostoyevsky masterpiece (with ''The'')
- Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"
- Dostoyevsky protagonist
- Dostoyevsky subject
- Dostoyevsky title character named Lev Myshkin
- Dostoyevsky title character
- Dostoyevsky title hero
- Dostoyevsky work, with "The"
- Dostoyevsky's Myshkin, e.g.
- Dostoyevsky's "The ___"
- Dostoyevsky's The ____
- Dostoyevsky's "The _____"
- Incubus "___ Box"
- Goober
- Just a simple guy
- Pinhead
- Not the sharpest knife in the drawer
- Utterly senseless one
- Utterly senseless person
- Tool
- "The ___" (Dostoyevsky novel)
- "The ___," Dostoyevsky novel
- "The ___": Dostoyevsky
- "Our ___ Brother" (2011 comedy film)
- "Our ___ Brother" (2011 Paul Rudd comedy)
- The ____ : Dostoevsky novel
- Total fool
- Numbskull
- Numskull
- Kind of board or box
- Kind of box
- Kind of card
- Very foolish fellow
- Sharp-as-a-marble sort
- Oaf
- Victim of anoesia
- Victim of anoia
- Kind of TV board or card
- Kind of TV box or board
- Kind of TV card
- Vilified villager
- Village celebrity?
- Village figure?
- Knucklehead
- Muttonhead
- Lisa Marie Presley song about a stupid person?
- Meathead
- Napoleon Dynamite exclamation
- Lamebrain
- Mensa member's opposite
- Mensa reject
- Mental midget
- Real dope
- One beyond foolish
- One lacking common sense.
- One may be complete
- Peabrain
- One of Dostoevsky's books (with "The").
- Low-I.Q. type
- One of the village people?
- Nincompoop
- One who is hardly an Einstein
- Ninny
- Nitwit
- One who tells a tale full of sound and fury, per Macbeth
- No-brainer?
- No exemplar of erudition
- No genius, he
- Opposite of an Einstein
- Not exactly a brainiac
- Moron
- Word before box or card
- Word before box or proof
- Word before box or savant
- Word for Prince Myshkin
- TV card or box
- Word said with a head slap
- Word said with a slap across someone's head
- Word with box or light
- Simple guy
- Simpleton
- Twerp
- Word with light or box
- Word with ''savant'' or ''box''
- Word with savant or proof
- Type of box that's often watched
- Thickhead
- U-turn from brainiac
- " . . . tale told by an ___": Shak.
- Target of a series of guides
- Target reader of a series of guides, facetiously
- Yo-yo
- "You ___!" (cry while hitting oneself on the head)
- Teller of a tale "full of sound and fury," per Macbeth
- Self-deprecating exclamation
- " . . . told by an ___"
- Senseless person
- Senseless sort
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- New York Times - Feb. 23, 1990