Crossword Clue: Discussion group, and a word that can follow the ends of this puzzle's five longest answers
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- ___ discussion
- American Idol jury
- "America's Got Talent" group
- An expert might sit on one
- ____ Truck
- A jury, e.g.
- A kind of discussion
- "Around the Horn" group
- Assembly of experts
- Advisory board
- Advisory group
- Authorities might sit on one
- Board of experts
- Board with instruments
- Board
- Body of jurors
- Dashboard
- Dashboard, e.g.
- Instrument array
- Instrument board
- Comic part
- Instrumentation location
- Comic strip box
- Instruments setting
- Comic-strip frame
- Comic strip frame
- Comic strip part
- Comic-strip part
- Comic strip section
- Comic-strip segment
- Comic strip segment
- Comic strip square
- Comic strip unit
- Comic-strip unit
- Comics frame
- Comics-page square
- Comics segment
- Comics unit
- Ceiling section
- Cel block?
- Committee appointed to judge a competition
- Committee
- Box full of breakers
- Group
- Group composed of expert speakers
- Group conducting a Q. and A., maybe
- Group for a jury
- Group judging a contest
- Group of experts in a discussion
- Group of experts
- Group of judges on a talent show
- Group of judges
- Group of jurors
- Group of pundits
- Group of speakers
- Group of talking heads
- Group of TV experts
- Group on a dais
- Group that answers questions at a conference
- Funnies drawing
- Funnies format feature
- Funnies frame
- Funnies section
- Conference feature
- Conference group
- Conference team
- Guests on a political show
- Game show feature
- Game show group
- Game-show group
- Contest group, perhaps
- Contest-judging group
- It may be up against the wall
- Control ___
- Control board
- Convened group
- Convention discussion group
- Convention group
- Film festival group
- Gauge setting
- Finish a basement, in a way
- Finish a basement, perhaps
- Bunch of judges
- "Dilbert" division
- "Dilbert" segment
- Discussion group, and a word that can follow the ends of this puzzle's five longest answers
- Discussion group on a talk show
- Discussion group
- Cover, as den walls
- Eschew wallpaper, maybe
- Do the den walls
- "Doonesbury" segment
- ''Doonesbury'' segment
- Door part
- Expert group
- Coffer, in architecture
- Cogitative group
- Collection of experts
- Cartoon drawing
- Cartoon part
- Cartoon section
- Judges' group
- Cartoon strip
- Judging group
- Cartoonist's drawing
- Hidden room's secret opening
- "Face the Nation" group
- Jurors
- Jury
- Jury box denizens
- Jury, e.g.
- Jury group
- Jury list
- Solar ___ (roof piece that generates energy from sunlight)
- Solar energy collector
- Public discussion
- Place for controls
- Place for instruments
- Kind of discussion
- The Far Side had one
- Kind of truck
- Kind of TV show.
- Kind of TV show
- Pageant judges
- Sheet
- "Match Game" sextet
- The McLaughlin Group, essentially
- Plywood piece
- Plywood section
- Plywood sheet
- Plywood unit
- Quiz show feature
- Quiz-show group
- Line-up for a jury.
- Wainscot part
- "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me" contestants
- "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!" group
- Triptych piece
- Triptych section
- Triptych third
- List of jurors
- Wall board
- Wall decoration
- Wall section
- Wall unit
- Show part of a game
- Truck type
- "The Voice" judges, e.g.
- "The Voice" judging group, for example
- "Meet the Press" feature
- "Meet the Press" group
- "Meet the Press" guests, e.g.
- Part of a triptych
- Long narrow photo
- Reality show judges, e.g.
- Reality show staple
- Peanuts piece
- "Pearls Before Swine" segment
- News show assemblage
- News show group
- One-picture cartoon
- One-third of a triptych
- Miss America judges, e.g.
- One way to finish a basement
- Review board
- Piece of soundproofing, say
- Prospective juror list
- Wood section
- Sunday funnies feature
- Sunday morning talk show assemblage
- TV group
- Word that can go after "control" or "solar"
- TV-show format
- They may take questions
- Word with "instrument" or "control"
- Word with instrument or control
- Single section of a comic strip
- Switchboard, e.g.
- Switchboard section
- Switchboard
- Type of discussion
- Symposium group
- Type of truck
- Type of wall covering
- Tailor's lapboard
- Square in a comic book
- Skirt strip
- Science fair judges, e.g.
- Talk group
- Talk show complement
- Talk-show group
- Talk show group
- Talking heads group
- Talking-heads group
- Screen part
- Small group of experts
- Team of judges
- Section
- Section of a comic strip
- 'What's My Line?' group
- "What's My Line?" guessers
- "What's My Line?" lineup
- Select a jury
- Select, as a jury
- "To Tell the Truth" group
- "To Tell the Truth" inquisitors
- Seminar experts
- Seminar group
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- LA Times - Dec. 22, 2010
