Ubercross Abecedaria E

Across

E1. Multi-movie plot

E5. Woman who’ll pour for you in Britain

E12. ”Go hunt a bird or find milk to drink!”

E19. Cronyist shamelessness

E26. Day of rest

E33. Preserver’s activity

E40. Sites of some sales

E47. HS class studying nations’ cash and goods

E54. Standing on one’s own two feet

E61. ”(huffhuff) Did it start already (gasp)?”

E68. An eligible bachelor

E75. Changing rooms

E82. Historic Boston jetsam

E85. Handled the music at a rave

E89. Actress Lathan of Love & Basketball

E91. With non-curvy forms, as rhombi and octagons

E93. One pitching to a doc

E95. Tea party host

E97. Clashes common in Italian history

E99. Badonkadonks

E101. ”I’ma kill you now!”

E103. Tom Cruise’s recurringest role

E105. Certain hospitals

E107. Wheels that won’t break you

E109. Paperless newspapers

E111. Longfin tunas

E113. Moby Dick was his antagonist

E114. Red to Ramona

E115. Chant merrily, as the ancient yuletide carol

E116. Solo kids

E118. ”Oh, that was smart” [points]

E120. Quarter-mile-high structure

E122. Apathy following trying and failing

E124. ”Pick up a bargain!”

E126. Promotions that can air prior to any shooting of an actual film

E128. The Warta’s outlet

E129. Maya Angelou poetry collection

E131. 1981-88, politically

E132. Old covenant-keeper

E134. Norwayish kingdom of animation

E135. Tony Martin/Louis Armstrong song implying dirty thoughts

E137. Most nutritionally unfit

E138. Product from tropical trees

E140. Got back to one’s office?

E141. Mob informant or suing victim

E143. Emotionally withdraw

E144. Unavoidable

E146. Kind of charm

E147. Recommendation

E148. Cooked on a spit

E149. Michaels and Hobby Lobby

E150. Most itty-bitty

E151. Down during hard days?

E152. Kind of constriction found in sunlight

E153. Ravi Shankar and similar string musicians

E154. Datum for college applications

E155. ”502 Bad Gateway”, e.g.

E156. Cautionary advice

E157. Dragged through the mud, so to speak

E158. New York City waterway

E159. Is comparable with

E161. Guggenheim, for one (abbr.)

E162. Little Dicky’s “$ave ___ Money”

E163. Long of Hollywood

E164. ”Ooky” TV cousin

E165. Grade-school trio

E166. Financial adviser Edelman

E167. Gout target, often

E168. Leave it, editorially

E170. Austria-born atomic scientist Isidor I.

E174. Birthplace of punk

E178. Bad tads

E182. Sarcastic reaction to finding that your cozy inn hasn’t got any wi-fi

E188. Subj. I usually had before science

E192. Often-seen tablets

E196. What a good story should grant you

E202. Apple Store computer

E206. Fruit popular in yogurt

E210. Cracking in a long, narrow opening

E216. V-shaped flexers

E220. ”Stupid ___ stupid does” (Forrest Gump)

E224. Surfeited condition

E230. Now-unlawful bug poison

E234. Lost one’s grip

E238. ”Smack”

E241. Green Hornet’s assistant

E245. Batgirl, to Bruce and Dick

E249. Bollywood legend Kapoor

E252. Intro for a URL with a “lock” on it

E256. Depressed

E257. Neighbor of Pavo in the sky

E258. Barnacle’s spot

E259. Casino option with a bank

E260. Foofaraws

E261. Stds. important to the health-conscious

E262. ”___ PM” (2001 Christina Milian hit)

E263. Big Easy acronym

E264. 50 Fun Things to Do on ___ Trip

E265. Part of AFAIK

E266. Pre-stereo format

E267. Trading card figure

E268. Small, small, small, small part of you

E269. Line score in a football shutout

E270. Magical introduction?

E271. Brown wrapper stuff

E272. Like lackluster writing

E273. Title car in a 1964 song

E274. Cop, in hip-hop

E275. Mandlíková of tennis

E276. Dark-gray-to-black animal drawn as bright green

E278. Had ___ to pick

E279. S. American republic (abbr.)

E280. Like Willie Winkie

E281. Our world

E283. Virtual assistant

E284. Not familiar with?

E286. Roman historian Cassius

E287. Assad’s nation

E288. Trial basis for a football suit?

E290. Dhal and Anthony in showbiz

E291. What many people (think they) want to be

E294. Port initials

E295. Broken ___ (divided)

E296. Station wagon feature

E298. Hardly portly

E299. TV time?

E300. Fancy affair as a warm-up for a fancy affair, in high school

E302. Chips accompaniers (or dance maneuvers?)

E303. Super Bowl XXI champs

E305. Amphetamines, in old slang

E307. Job for an ob/gyn

E308. Rejecting with a throw

E310. Scornfully blast

E312. Thematic signature

E313. Task for a kebab maker

E314. Endnote abbr.

E315. Musician Marilyn

E316. Company with a duck in its ads

E317. Reverse-

E319. Iran’s official religion

E320. End of an adjustable strap

E322. 4.0 GPA

E323. Lagos native

E324. Blood, tissues, or DNA, e.g.

E326. With quick wit

E327. Smacked at, as the shortstop

E328. Legislative surfeit

E330. ”___, Sam” (actual bit from Casablanca)

E331. ”Rumour Has It” vocalist

E332. Festooning with Charmin, for short

E333. No-spark kind of coating on plastics and wax polish

E334. Organ or punctuation

E335. British cracker brand

E336. Ronco Veg-o-___

E337. Karaoke bar equipment, for short

E338. Bic ___ Stic (pen brand)

E339. Attempted, as political office

E340. ”What ___ Is This?” carol

E341. Harvard req. for some

E342. Computational schooling option

E343. Aeronautical worry

E344. School day without risk of anybody copying off anybody

E345. Lb., gm., oz., etc.

E346. Jason’s ship

E347. Roly-___

E348. It’ll dull many pains

E349. TV transmitter in space

E350. Some radio stations

E352. Cross to bear

E354. Public Citizen, Inc. founder

E355. Berlin products

E356. John in London

E357. Am broadcast by, if I’m a TV comic

E358. Scary sequel of 2005

E359. Skate kin

E360. Cooper cars

E361. LGBTQ helper

E362. The Lion King lion

E363. Old Rolling Stones record label

E364. Pictures put into computers

E365. Meter money

E366. Luminary in New York classical staging and production

E367. Cloud in a summer sky?

E368. ”How to ___ narcissist down” (worthwhile Google)

E369. Krazy ___ (klassic komik strip)

E370. Dillinger fighter

E371. Dramatic song

E372. Having ___: complaining

E373. ”___ Arigato, Mr. Roboto” (Styx song)

E374. Shell competitor

E375. Nickname for a newshound

E376. Double preposition

E377. Immigrants often take it (abbr.)

E378. Lived up to

E379. ”You can’t win if you don’t think about how you’ll win”

E385. Variable that statistical plans don’t always account for

E387. Do silly things to

E390. ”If I can do it, so can anyone,” e.g.

E394. Dismissal as without worth

E401. Timeline division

E404. Boys’ jackets

E407. Veal dish wine

E409. Woody’s son and that son’s first album

E410. Run out, as a well

E411. Braga of film

E412. Pakistani bread

E413. Personal artwork, for short

E414. Common prop in close-up magic

E415. Mooring spot

E416. Things with charges

E417. Factor to multiply 767.3 mph by

E418. Atoll base

E419. ”No,” without closing your mouth

E420. Suffix of resemblance

E421. It’s taboo

E422. Common rhyme scheme

E423. ___ out (settled the matter)

E424. Carthage neighbor

E425. Collection of shops

E426. Transmission conduits, of a sort

E427. Berlin subway

E431. Start of Ethiopia’s capital

E433. Battle scene of 1944

E434. ”Meh” feel

E435. On the ___ (going to pot)

E436. ___ point: with limitations

E437. Back attack

E438. Chickadees’ kin

E439. Fruity quaffs, informally

E440. Covered with a sticky coating

E441. Mimic Pac-Man

E442. Further details

E443. Marmalade containers

E444. Kin of a pelican

E445. Prepare to chat, maybe

E446. Ump’s yell

E447. Taj Mahal location

E448. Outdoor ovens, for short

E449. Participate as a visitor

E450. Many a Today show sign

E451. What G in PFLAG stands for

E452. Cousins of “Spots” in dog collars of old

E453. Spanish pianist Jose

E454. Children’s doctor who was not a pediatrician

E455. ”Nowhere Man”‘s first word

E456. Hibernation locales

E457. Zoo denizen who’s noticeably horn-y?

E458. Porches around an agora

E459. Common or preferred

E460. Tanqueray and Bombay Sapphire, for two

E461. Pixar imaginary friend Bong

E462. Jaguar or snow leopard

E463. ”Kiwi”‘s origin

E464. Plays hooky

E466. Takes the wrong way?

E467. Air Canada employee

E468. Philip of Daughter of Shanghai

E469. Pack to the gills

E470. Corn remnants

E471. ___.D.s (grads going into drug industry jobs)

E472. Upscale Swedish exports

E473. Pouchlike structures

E474. Late-night TBS show

E475. Vulture chow

E476. Atlas imitators

E477. Streamlined

E478. ___ cost: gratis

E479. Former Russian first lady

E480. Ferdinand and others

E481. Soccer, for one

E482. Crooned a tune

E483. Back up, as files

E484. ”Phooey!”

E485. French mustard

E486. Arthurian knight who sought Christ’s Holy Grail (I know, doesn’t narrow it down much)

E487. Does a bank job

E488. Shows to do laundry by?

E489. Cords with clasps

E490. Communist or Trumpian disinformation

E492. Night King’s assassin Stark

E493. Canadian clam

E494. Things that hold chips and dip at a football party

E495. Kim Kardashian’s mom

E496. Rick’s TV grandson

E497. Bug who’ll find junk food

E498. ”Count me out this time”

E499. Diminutive suffix

E500. Viny climbers

E502. Middle Eastern dish

E503. Publicity activity

E504. Lectern setting

E505. Things many of us didn’t put on during lockdown

E506. Christian’s part in AMC’s horror hit

E507. Play too broadly

E508. Hollywood insider Barrett

E509. Some are prime

E510. Sudden stream

E511. Word with disk or radiation

E512. City in Moravia

E513. Sinking ship’s evacuee

E514. Katniss-like heroine fighting a caste system

E515. Red coats?

E516. Reserves

E517. Org. certifying albums as gold or platinum

E518. Jousting matches

E519. Houston paper, informally

E520. Far East drama form

E521. Robb who was a Marlin and Giant

E522. March honoree, familiarly

E525. Part of a light bulb that’s inside you right now

E528. Fancified

E529. Block away, as a thrust

E530. Lancastrian or Liverpudlian

E531. Fort or town’s anti-invasion ditch

E532. Things worth checking out when you visit

E533. Was a host to

E534. They report to sgts.

E535. Takes repose in unconsciousness

E536. Far from flashy

E537. A button to push when things are bad

E538. Snapshot, the way Variety spells it

E539. War game, for short

E540. Disintegrates

E541. Cowgirl’s rope

E542. Slapstick falls

E543. Barnyard bleats

E544. Mini-lakes

E545. 552, to Caesar

E546. Rookery cacophony

E547. Over and done

E550. Prone to backtalk

E551. Italian family inspiring TV drama

E552. Big automotive parts company

E553. Shark Tank investor Mark

E554. Amount of work (usually a lot)

E555. Microsoft rival in game systems

E556. Delhi wrap

E557. Was ready for the heat, for short

E558. Like takeout orders

E559. Pol Trent

E560. Problem word for Porky

E561. Harry Potter’s son

E562. Candy in a strawlike container

E564. Advice from the club pro

E565. Smee, etc.

E566. Slow-moving critter

E567. Lobbying groups

E568. Oscar-night autos

E569. Actor John of Pulp Fiction

E572. The Confidential Clerk author’s monogram

E573. French “to get”

E574. Knows is coming

E575. Katey of sitcoms

E576. Shared with, to get an opinion on

E577. Part of history

E578. Karenina of Rushlit

E579. Roman emperor with a column

E580. Bodybuilder’s dirty secret, informally

E581. 1/7 of calendar columns (abbr.)

E582. Hornless sheep

E583. Colgate quarters

E584. Gel desserts

E585. Unstained by sin

E586. Boy king found in 1922

E587. Be, for Halloween

E588. Gambling at cards and holding nothing back

E589. Zen paradoxes

E590. Arias, typically

E591. Turkish money units

E592. Mother of Donald Trump Jr.

E593. Naffs off

E597. Earthworm eaters

E599. Sad and pensive, in music

E600. Deep voices

E601. Coming-out words

E602. Fixin’ to

E603. Symbols of voracity

E604. Just conclusion?

E605. Insect section

E606. Start of a saga

E607. Warrior god to Romans

E608. Gives two thumbs down to

E609. Pump, as a Jordan

E610. Gastric symptom of angst

E611. What follows “You go…!”

E612. Most of pewter

E613. Board-making aids

E614. Troy, to Agamemnon

E615. ”___ isn’t so!”

E616. Herbaceous plants

E617. ”…without ___ to piss in”

E618. ___ dab in the middle

E619. A bit sour

E620. Taking ___ at: glimpsing

E621. Pasta suffix

E622. Not fresh, as water

E624. Bring to maturity about bathrooms

E626. ”Friends in Low Places” singer

E628. ”Don’t worry about how contemptuous the journalists look. How many spotlights on you?”

E633. Paragraph format that abuts margins

E636. ”No way around it”

E641. Hardly, and yet…

E642. Naskapi and Atikamekw, e.g.

E643. Terra-___

E646. EPA pollutant concentration meas.

E648. Scale constellation

E649. Caracalla constructions

E650. Jack Paar’s ___ You Not

E651. Prepare laundry, maybe

E652. Sitting quarters

E653. Douses

E654. Grogram material

E655. Frog, to Linnaeus

E656. South Pacific islands

E657. The “I” of IM, sportswise

E658. ___ in addition

E659. Ghost, pharaoh, odorous, and acrobat, among others

E660. Sound of a bird

E661. Sharp as ___

E662. Nautical hails

E663. Visit an e-mall

E664. Song by Christina Milian

E665. Hot mos.

E666. Band attractions

E667. Ducked out of sight

E668. Cougar, to car buffs

E669. Announce officially

E671. Bonheur and others

E672. Little picture

E673. ”What I meant was…”

E676. ___ Novo: Benin’s capital

E677. ___ out (go sleepy-bye)

E678. Stage in a scale

E679. ___ Gong (Chinese religion)

E680. Study of the supernatural

E682. ”Be ___!” (“Help me!”)

E683. Cartoon witch’s flaw

E684. Taking ___ (catching off guard)

E685. Heir to a throne

E686. But, in France

E687. Crowd through doorways

E690. Small Japanese box

E691. Pan’s fairy pal, for short

E692. Specialized articles?

E693. Simmering, as a stew

E696. Trade’s word for a film showing

E698. Ducklike creatures

E699. Availability cascade or declinism

E700. Hit-the-ground sound

E701. Hope’s Diamond has almost 46 of these

E702. Love of fine arts

E703. Brother

E704. Musical phrase

E705. Gold medalist’s position

E706. Communications giant from Finland

E707. With this as sanction:

E709. Sound from a hot dog?

E710. Olympian skater Anton Ohno

E711. From bottom ___ (upward)

E712. As is apropos for sailors

E714. [turn to following pg.]

E716. Hoops great O’Neal

E717. Fabric patch

E720. Comedian Martin

E721. MacArthur Fellowship, familiarly

E723. Clubs for pros

E724. Mast attachment

E725. ”Curses!”

E727. Restraints, as on prices

E728. San Jose locale

E730. Sets as a goal

E733. Objectors who won’t carry arms

E736. Fighting (for)

E738. Fright motivating a portion of rigid Christianity

E741. Accommodations in which you’ll sit comfortably

E743. Simple dairy nosh

E746. Start of a Sleepy refrain?

E747. Wishy-washy DC party

E748. Kissed quickly

E749. Ways to quantify position, mass, and duration still popular in astrophysics

E751. Christmas trio

E752. Small thing on which to play Moonlight Sonata

E753. Blinds unit

E754. Clash of heavyweights

E755. $$$ spewers

E756. Tugboat’s salutation

E757. Lamar formerly of the Lakers

E758. ”That show’s coming ___ 8”

E759. US-born Jordanian queen

E760. Flat foot’s lack

E761. Fiduciary arrangement

E762. Sometimes-allowed traffic moves

E763. Bulb in a diner

E764. Vishnu’s flower

E765. ”Heads or tails?”

E766. Bit of legerdemain

E767. Bump on ___: hardly vivacious

E768. Act division

E770. Taking ___ on: slowly costing

E771. Hoodwink out of cash

E774. They make wax wane

E775. 1-2-3s’ go-withs

E776. Youthful plants

E777. ”Additionally…”

E778. ”It ___ my opinion” (pompous “IMO”)

E779. Music on a carnival ride

E780. Elects (to)

E781. RFK Stadium team

E782. ”Ta-ta for now” inits.

E783. Warning sounds from Fido

E784. Boer city

E785. Spots to play b-ball

E786. Cartoonist Stephan often drawn being punished for his own puns

E787. Placards

E788. Hurt with words

E789. Use for an avatar

E790. Moves like a pendulum

E791. Stops drilling

E792. TechCrunch or TMZ

E793. The Lockhorns cartoonist

E794. ”The wage of ___ death” (Romans)

E795. Lateral opening?

E796. Corporate hotshots, slangily

E797. Enjoy a Jacuzzi

E798. Main villain of Finding Nemo

E799. Wrong prefix?

E800. Symbol of inflexibility

E801. Asimov had laws about it

E803. Rtes. with plazas

E804. Picture book character lost in a crowd

E805. Hindu titles of respect

E809. Starving artist or sort of faking it

E813. Fries or slaw

E817. Fourth alias for Sacha/Bruno/Borat

E821. Going from ___ (making small inroads)

E825. ”I’m not any kind of ‘what,’ I’m ___”

E829. Fixes rips

E833. 9994 Hampton Rd., e.g.

E837. Defendant at law (abbr.)

E841. Apply a bit to

E846. Longtime game-show host Alex

E852. Keurig inserts

E857. Antonym for absorb

E862. Disunion

E868. Sprinkled some more fish food

E873. Rhyming in first, third, and fifth bars only

E878. Shows tenacity

E885. Logo or TV spot originators

E886. City of Spain

E887. Año parts

E888. Blow-it-up sound

E889. Didn’t hang around

E890. Asian mountain in a range

E891. Credit union’s offer

E892. TV streaming platform of platforms

E893. ”Up, up, and ___”

E894. Chandon partner

E895. ___ The Beatles (1964 album)

E896. ”The World’s Most Notorious Rock Band,” for short

E897. Most populous Hawaiian island

E898. ___ Anything (1994 Nick Nolte/Albert Brooks film)

E899. Rip over again

E900. Ruth’s sister-in-law

E901. Kay in Your Honor

E902. Take an axe to

E903. Deeply disquieting

E904. Laid-back one

E905. Photoshop lasso

E906. Q: Wanna? A: ___?!?!

E907. ”Have you seen ___?”

E908. Tapestry tool

E909. Barbadian pop music icon

E910. Feller

E911. Comic-cons and SCA outings

E913. Intersecting

E915. ”That’s what rumor claims, anyway”

E917. Grifts or starts phishing

E919. Physically attack

E921. ”Hurry it up!”

E922. Kind of microorganism found in chronically ill individuals

E923. Got laid

E924. ”Cornes”

E926. New York’s Cayuga or Seneca

E927. Part of la famille

E930. Suffix for flirt or visit

E932. Ring guys

E933. Grey and Goldin whose shared first name makes them sound like grandmas

E934. Body part you may trust

E935. Everyone in our production

E937. Tried to catch slippery fish

E939. Aleph, for one

E941. ”Black” and “Last Kiss” musician Eddie

E942. Half a G.I. wolf call

E944. Mav from 1985-2001 or, backward, fuzzy to touch

E945. Dog film

E947. Popular Japanese plate

E949. Largest frat in the US

E951. Jack or Bowie

E953. Anime archetype

E954. Texan who almost beat Ted

E955. Run rampant

E956. Barnyard mother

E957. Protective shield (var.)

E958. Photograph

E959. Prevents

E960. The brighter side?

E961. Choral part

E962. Grad school for Nyong’o

E963. Pass again at Daytona

E964. Cyclist road-saving org.

E965. Gaming tyro

E966. Old White House inits.

E967. Bob’s Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number! costar

E970. Hero actress Davis

E972. Antidiscrimination grp.

E974. Headgear for pageants

E976. ”I’m making fun of youuuu!”

E979. Garbage repositories

E981. Painful memories

E983. Bach’s refusal

E985. Be a retailer of

E987. Turns quickly

E991. Early producer of color TVs

E992. Electrified atom

E993. Valuable fur

E994. Rap type

E996. Gridiron scores

E998. Visit made out of obligation

E1000. Complete turns, briefly

E1001. Job for a CSI

E1003. Result of Labor Day, for many

E1006. Pianist synchronic with Vladimir

E1008. Folder filler

E1010. Campus org. for aspiring ensigns

E1011. Big name in sports gaming

E1013. Swim team events

E1015. ”___ a customer”: sale sign

E1017. She’s sung in ten languages

E1019. One stopped at a Koa campground, maybe

E1021. Cynics

E1024. Cultivators

E1025. Figuring (out)

E1027. Predatory cat

E1028. 20th century artist inspired by mythology

E1032. The M in ICBM or SAM

E1036. Sedative lab compounds

E1037. Hawaiian bird

E1038. Top-grossing stop-motion cartoon of all time

E1044. 1990s FBI head

E1045. Danger in Iraq (abbr.)

E1047. Dismissed with prejudice

E1049. Kratos’ “boy” in God of War, or king in old myth

E1051. Sempai’s pupil

E1053. Jack of Glengarry Glen Ross

E1055. Ominous chill

E1057. Family Man and Spanglish star with a first acting gig in Smith’s Bad Boys

E1059. Thing About Pam and Judy star

E1062. Capital near the Caspian (var.)

E1063. Not in this direction

E1064. #16 and #23 in a marathon, say

E1066. Woman who’ll pour you a drink

E1067. Forwards to one’s followers

E1069. Ones unable to swim straight?

E1070. Becoming a #hashtag without planning to, probably

E1071. Noxious vapor

E1072. Tough to catch

E1073. Deal with

E1074. Lengthy undertaking

E1078. ___ Fear (survival video game)

E1080. Troubles

E1082. Martini & ___

E1084. Skier’s accessory

E1086. Healthy dignity

E1089. ”Cal” or “Georgia” follower

E1090. Matches, as a wager

E1092. Cartoon dinosaur from 1914

E1093. Screwy

E1095. Directs a hoedown

E1098. Profit’s antithesis

E1099. Actor who did V.O. for SNL

E1100. Baobab or acacia

E1101. Like Rome, it’s said

E1103. Jeweler’s aid

E1104. Model-actress Otis

E1105. Like some dramatic periods

E1106. A Brady Bunch girl

E1107. Rubber cleaner

E1109. Flourish for a font

E1111. Coatless cat breed

E1113. Inward-looking and without compassion

E1116. Rented out again

E1117. ”Quiet, please!”

E1119. Mutants’ film of 2000

E1121. Diabetic butter-lover Paula

E1123. Win by ___ (horse race outcome)

E1124. Actor Michael

E1125. ”Tragedy!”

E1126. Backus and Thorpe

E1127. Discovers accidentally

E1128. Corrupt in libido

E1130. ”Irish” pets

E1132. Minute particles

E1134. USMA frosh

E1136. Fragment (abbr.)

E1137. Axes’ letters

E1139. Quartz gray (or animal)

E1141. Atkins of Gosford Park

E1143. Scottish scion

E1144. Amass cash

E1146. Dull snapshot finish

E1148. Pulitzer composer Ned

E1150. Look as if it is

E1152. Relatively rawboned

E1154. Novelist McMillan

E1155. What bouncers ask for

E1156. Slips on

E1157. Twin of Pollux

E1158. Art of printing (abbr.)

E1161. Quaint boutique

E1163. Goal for a dropout

E1164. Archway

E1165. Illicit drug initials

E1166. How I Met Your Mother narrator

E1167. Oceanologist Sylvia

E1168. Sick as ___

E1170. Usual position

E1172. Gay hookup app

E1174. Dog-___ books

E1176. Alloy for which Damascus was famous

E1178. Unspeaking magician

E1180. It’s groovy underfoot

E1182. Freshen

E1184. Some old Ford models

E1186. Its stock symbol is CAR

E1187. ”___ King in Babylon…”

E1188. ”Famous” company giving out hot dog consumption awards

E1190. Many a 1990s start-up

E1191. New Look man

E1192. Wake-up calls, of sorts

E1194. Apiculturist

E1196. Approximating

E1203. Made noises of disdain

E1204. Letters on some racks

E1206. -inas alternative

E1208. Urgent care dudes

E1210. Rat residence

E1212. Nation whose anthem is “Bole pravde”

E1214. Single-___ organism

E1216. Hatch planning in D.C.

E1218. ___ favor of human warmth: if you can’t do it with 100% accuracy, do it kindly

E1220. Edinburgher, for example

E1222. Part of a table?

E1227. Small sack, or trig abbr.

E1228. Localizes a soundtrack, e.g.

E1229. Salt substance

E1230. Vowel sound in “boat”

E1231. Singular sort

E1232. Spire part

E1233. Destructive 2017 hurricane

E1234. Investigators who sound like their ranks would include Thomas Lipton?

E1235. Malia Obama’s younger sister

E1236. Ramsay with cookbooks

E1237. Some Kosovo folks

E1238. ”Let me find out”

E1241. Shotgun sport

E1243. Find, as a frequency

E1245. Often rattled blade

E1247. Magical individuals making Rich ‘n’ Chips in ads

E1250. Your nights call for four, lasting an hour and a half, for a total of six hours

E1253. Plays financial politics in a way that sounds good until you ask what programs it’ll cut

E1255. Pull into standing

E1258. Cookout rocks

E1260. ___ rod (biblical staff)

E1261. Loud consonant

E1262. Old pol. unit

E1263. Afterthoughts on letters

E1264. Important Arabians

E1266. ”…___ take up arms against…” (Hamlet)

E1268. ”No cause for worry”

E1269. Seaport that’s got back-story?

E1270. ”Thanks ___ I go” (Walt Whitman)

E1271. Critical opening?

E1272. Bad sound for a hot-air balloonist

E1274. DeWalt rival

E1276. Spit it out!

E1278. Not live

E1280. Add because of a lack

E1281. Marijuana, in old slang

E1283. Hide away

E1284. Statement in an old Apple ad

E1286. Foam-ball brand name

E1287. Pull a chair up to

E1288. Traditionally military Hindu

E1290. Making exact

E1291. Hit musical film of 1958

E1292. Some appliances (abbr.)

E1293. Famous cow’s skull and bloom paintings

E1295. Theol. school

E1296. Second-sighted woman

E1298. Catch thrills from

E1302. It means “news” in Russian

E1305. Shady character

E1307. Tricks in a half-pipe

E1309. ”Stop that gang, you fools!”

E1311. Diplomatic qualities

E1313. Threesomes

E1315. French-Swiss author Madame de

E1317. Undoes, as a deletion

E1319. 2005, 2011 World Puzzle Championship host

E1321. Folk legend Guthrie

E1322. Sculptor’s clay-guard

E1323. Virtually

E1324. Hack shows?

E1328. Angler for congers

E1331. Almost 30% of all land

E1332. Black-and-white predators

E1334. Worker among players

E1336. John Wesley follower (abbr.)

E1338. ”Old Fox” TV show, prior to its translation

E1339. Bonus for fans who watch closely

E1341. Airwaves, informally

E1343. ”That’s enough!”

E1345. Boost to your maximum

E1347. Book place

E1349. Deep, broad thing for washing clothes

E1351. Some dairy case items

E1353. Room in which you might find an Arabian prince or Arabian prints

E1355. Sartorially challenged person

E1357. ”Above all” abbr.

E1358. Took ill

E1360. Make fit

E1361. UCLA athlete

E1362. Man-cave visitor

E1363. Sixties conflict

E1365. Hits back, say

E1367. Stencil user, often

E1372. NPR icon with spasmodic dysphonia

E1374. Aids for the error-prone

E1376. Trauma professional, casually

E1378. Crop anew

E1380. Quiz show feature

E1382. Cherubino and Cupid, for opera actresses

E1385. Keaton-Garr flick

E1387. South African in command during a racial policy shift

E1389. Marion Cunningham, for one

E1391. 1960 hit, “Tell Laura I Love ___”

E1392. Bow and others

E1393. Spin unfairly

E1394. Roll of fiber twisted slightly for spinning

E1395. Inexpensive ASUS PCs

E1396. State military volunteers

E1398. Job applicant’s offering

E1400. Four-stranded DNA structure

E1402. Without pausing

E1407. So, so much

E1409. Gilbert of Roseanne

E1411. Winning or losing series

E1413. Put that story into publication

E1415. Zwei x drei

E1416. Houston sports institution

E1418. Less cracked?

E1420. Divides, as lovers

E1424. Star Wars and Pitfall! platform

E1427. Serious rifts

E1429. At ___ (without profit)

E1430. Bait and switch, for two

E1431. It parts Cairo from Giza

E1432. Any of the Bahamas

E1433. Moratorium

E1434. Info on a highway billboard

E1435. Giving ___: advising

E1436. Florida town honoring light bulbs’ author with its road sign

E1437. ”Fascinating”

E1438. Sometime hat plume source

E1439. Masters org.

E1440. Tchaikovsky of composition

E1442. End of school?

E1444. Rural worker who makes movements organized

E1446. Composer Franz ___ Haydn

E1448. ___ profit (end up in the black)

E1450. Young fish with a mom who spawns while fighting against flow

E1452. Plant circulatory aid (root-to-stalk)

E1454. Clown in Twelfth Night

E1455. Alabama town or film

E1456. Like many country barns

E1457. Declines

E1458. Thin soup

E1459. Third Girl detective

E1460. How things that satisfy you totally suit you

E1461. Words with limit or trap

E1462. Performers Joe and Ron

E1463. Ex followers

E1464. Voice mails (abbr.)

E1465. Cong. period

E1466. Actors Romero and Beatty

E1467. Auditory effect

E1468. Recipients-of-an-action suffix

E1469. Nervous twitter

E1471. Famed Dodger

E1474. Tenochtitlan’s civilization

E1476. ___ problem with (predicts trouble)

E1478. Code-talking tongue

E1480. Like the Palisades

E1482. ”___ work, why not?”

E1484. Place to promenade

E1485. Swamp growths

E1486. Salamanca snacks

E1487. Orders from the court

E1488. Reiner of classic TV

E1489. Holstein’s utterance

E1491. Albanian money unit

E1493. ”Stop, ___, and roll”

E1494. Is goldarn fallacious

E1496. Gas bill unit

E1498. Involuntary abdication

E1501. Women’s sportswear portmanteau

E1503. The ___ War (Sun Tzu)

E1505. Shipping or handling

E1506. POTUS assistant from 2021 on, familiarly

E1507. Got out saliva

E1508. Sends packing

E1509. ”Old,” in an old song about old days

E1510. Clothing of 1350, say

E1511. It keeps “shit” off the air

E1514. Mtg. org. some call a lady

E1518. 301, In Old Rome

E1522. Prefix for graph

E1526. Commander in Kabul (var.)

E1530. Brian Piccolo player James

E1534. ___ shot: try to swish through a hoop

E1538. Forum talk was in it

E1543. Feel “blech”

E1546. What should go past 3 for aspiring high school grads

E1551. Wax, in Oaxaca

E1553. AT&T and Sprint, for two

E1555. What an alarm may end

E1557. Word on a bottle of vodka

E1558. Put on a new worm

E1560. Win it all

E1562. Declined

E1564. Play ___: rock out with your band

E1565. Exclamation-point-in-triangle implication

E1567. Municipal ldrs.

E1568. Soon-to-be butterfly

E1570. Regarding some church matters

E1571. Cat on ___ Tin Roof

E1572. Stock car competition, for short

E1573. MIT’s Chomsky

E1574. Scandinavian capital

E1575. ”What’s Going ___ Your World” (Strait hit)

E1576. ”___ far, far better thing that I do…” (Dickens)

E1577. Namibia, formerly (abbr.)

E1578. Birth hood seen as a good omen

E1579. Mistress of kung fu

E1582. CSI swab spot

E1584. Prevailing fashions

E1586. ___ and a Lack: imaginary 1940s romcom (sounds good, though, don’t it?)

E1588. Of a ruler

E1590. Hint of mint

E1592. Cylindrical junk food brand

E1593. Ganges river dolphins

E1595. Captain of a film squad of galactic “Guardians”

E1597. Repasts often stuck with toothpicks

E1598. Tosses, as seeds

E1599. Menzel who won a Tony for Wicked

E1600. Bursting in forcibly

E1602. Nasal complaint

E1604. Idyllic spot

E1606. Attacks like rain

E1608. 1980 swimming gold medalist Kaciusyte

E1609. ”Como ___ usted?”

E1610. Forbid in court

E1612. In-depth show summaries

E1615. Long-running sci-fi show, for short

E1617. Colorful herbal brew

E1619. Anglo-___

E1621. Mouthlike openings

E1625. Memphis deity

E1626. Like satellites

E1627. Home of the Baylor Bears

E1628. Low-___ (like some diets)

E1629. Curving inward

E1630. Stop the nonparticipation of

E1632. Hollywood commodity (var.)

E1633. Austere, as a monk

E1634. Features of mountain roads and exciting movies

E1636. Witherspoon of Fear

E1638. With additional points of comparison

E1640. Kind of psychology

E1641. Dining area that charges omission

E1643. 1980s-1990s swimsuit star now worth half a billion dollars

E1646. Sun (prefix)

E1648. Soul singer Marie

E1649. Amadeus’ kingdom (init.)

E1650. With no financial motivation

E1651. Chan’s “mmhmm” in film

E1652. Go way, way up

E1653. Tipping

E1654. Planet and then not a planet, famously

E1655. Bart and Kenneth

E1656. Having grown up from boyhood

E1657. Start of a 1969 film…or of a formal communication

E1658. Narc suffix

E1659. Hex or non suffix

E1660. McEvoy of makeup

E1661. Certain syllables of lament

E1662. Tenth First Family

E1664. Type again

E1666. ”Bald” flier in Alaska

E1668. Nativity inn problem

E1670. Pull at (but not yank at)

E1671. ”Stay with that part,” in music

E1673. Altered, in a way

E1675. Eliot Ness and associates

E1676. Disney princess who is Black and sometimes green

E1677. ”NOOOOO!”

E1680. Getting things settled by prioritizing which things go most out of whack

E1683. Burton-Taylor film about marital dysfunction

E1689. Ancient instruments

E1691. Poultry factory worker

E1693. Simpsons’ ”I got it! I’m quick!”

E1695. Mall cop’s transport

E1697. Hodge’s other half

E1699. Shortened, as sails

E1701. Barroom brawl

E1702. Randy’s ice partner

E1703. Singapore sling alcohol

E1704. Street ___

E1706. Kimono sashes

E1707. Produce, as a show

E1708. Sartre’s Les Jeux Sont ___

E1709. Unexpected gifts

E1710. It pays in kwanzas

E1711. Color whose name comes from Urdu

E1712. Campus cadet’s org.

E1713. Scot with a lot

E1714. Homer’s “dread monster”

E1715. Dugout or cavity in a hill

E1718. ___ possidetis (as you possess, at law)

E1720. Tattoo “canvas”

E1722. Behemoths of the road

E1724. Moves obliquely

E1726. Like some ground

E1728. Russian-Ukrainian river

E1730. Whirled sloppily

E1732. Goes back into

E1734. Revlon rival, L’___

E1737. Kind of cobra

E1740. Cross characters

E1741. Insignificant disruption

E1742. Others, to Andalusians

E1743. -

E1744. Martina, the first Swiss tennis champion

E1745. Choice at KFC

E1746. Charge leptons

E1747. Dik Browne’s Hi and ___

E1748. Uninspired

E1749. Defeat in a footrace

E1750. Sulking, old-school

E1751. Out to pasture, perhaps (abbr.)

E1753. Words before “about” in contracts

E1755. 1990-92 French Open champion

E1757. Dallas patriarch

E1759. Nog spice

E1761. Denim garments

E1763. Physician on TV’s Celebrity Rehab

E1765. Left on a map

E1766. ”It’s a ___” (“I’ve changed”)

E1767. Fuel container for a train

E1769. Young guys, slangily

E1770. Initial

E1771. They can be ovarian or pilar

E1772. ”Magnificent” Carson role

E1773. 1980s toy fad

E1774. Airline to Rio

E1775. Kitty litter = cat ___

E1776. Brainless bunch

E1777. Mix-ups

E1778. Stops on stairs

E1779. ”Shhh…not ___!”

E1781. Contraction lacking just a “v”

E1783. Product packaging abbr.

E1785. Hula or hoop follower

E1787. Mom, pop, sis, and bro, say

E1789. Hanoi fashion

E1791. One of 11 pharaohs

E1793. Tinkle

E1794. Meeting of witches

E1795. Henry VII and Henry VIII

E1796. UK airline, once

E1797. Moody Blues song

E1798. Does a washday chore

E1799. Udall or West

E1800. Seconds on ships

E1801. Ornithologist’s study

E1802. Send forth, as spells or glances

E1803. Response to a pun

E1804. Persian treat?

E1805. Shade on the links?

E1806. Did not disturb

E1808. Cruised through

E1810. Meadow denizens

E1812. Drama critic Richard and dramatic talent Linda

E1814. Result of missing vitamin B12

E1816. Vocal nod to a Gordon Ramsay command

E1818. Historical divisions

E1820. Shoulder bulges, for short

E1824. Busy spots for Christmas shopping

E1825. ”I am not ___ follow blindly…” (Darwin)

E1826. Food bank donations

E1827. Classic country musician Young

E1828. Lights up?

E1829. Michael ___ of Highway to Heaven

E1830. All thumbs

E1831. Nutrition Facts measures

E1832. River-channeling structures

E1833. Remains ready

E1834. With a result of

E1835. Good surname for a golfer?

E1836. Roadside warning

E1837. The ___ Solution (Holmes/Freud crossover involving more than one kind of concentration)

E1840. ___ motion (start)

E1842. Examine covetously

E1844. Beyond all bounds

E1846. ”___ known…”

E1847. TV episode’s second life

E1849. Chic and jaunty

E1850. Word pair found in cookbooks

E1851. It’s all in the past

E1853. John, Paul or George (but not Ringo)

E1854. Syria’s ruling party

E1855. Straight shooting

E1856. Australian red wine

E1857. Silly people

E1858. Bruise

E1859. Ninth-inning turnaround, say

E1860. Intense fads

E1861. Hip-hop artist on “Big Momma Thang”

E1863. Two-___ sloth

E1864. Reason for a cram session

E1865. ”If ___ only knew!”

E1866. Look agog

E1867. Early Dutch painter Jan

E1868. It starts and ends at 2 AM

E1869. צ

E1870. Bobby of ‘60s rock

E1871. Longtime Guy Lombardo label

E1874. Peshawar Airport carrier

E1876. Bat stuffing, at times

E1877. Millions play it; almost nobody wins it

E1878. Scatters bits of fiber

E1879. God or gastropod

E1880. Spots to sit, paradoxically

E1881. Relatives of nails

E1882. ”That’ll Be the Day” singer

E1884. Early aviator Alberto Santos-____

E1885. Crosses

E1886. Polka’s cousin

E1890. Condition of vagrancy

E1894. Lab animals, jocularly

E1895. Heads, in Paris

E1896. Puts up a bottom

E1899. Santa ___ Valley

E1900. FDR’s dog and namesakes

E1901. Beetle Bailey vehicle or Thimble Theatre comics character

E1902. Water-ski rudder

E1903. Billion-dollar startup

E1905. Course rentals

E1906. Inky typefaces

E1907. High-end shoes/bags

E1908. A big fat goose egg

E1909. Darts about

E1910. Swarms on

E1911. Shipyard relics

E1912. Hit the jackpot

E1913. Prohibits

E1914. Some intro?

E1915. Calls forth

E1916. Verb with a circumflex

E1917. Category, as of music

E1918. Small combos

E1919. Catholic liturgical cloth

E1920. ”The 12 Days of Christmas,” e.g.

E1922. Free from variation

E1923. Gives dinner to

E1924. Pride letters

E1926. Mil. stop

E1927. Flash, to his friends

E1928. A little bit, as in “I’m ___ aware”

E1929. Fairy tale characters

E1930. ___ de Justice, Paris

E1931. Frog-pond sounds

E1932. Litter cries

E1933. With “Jr.,” fast-food chain with laughing star

E1934. ”What a pity!”

E1935. Lyric lyricist with lyre

E1936. MRI alternative

E1937. Basic teaching techniques

E1938. Purplish salad bit

E1939. Franco’s farts

E1940. Left page in a book

E1941. Shield from view

E1942. Message on a monitor

E1943. Best Buy buy

E1945. MTV show hosted by Carson Daly

E1946. Body part with a wall

E1948. Printer meas.

E1949. Humanitarian McCain

E1950. Romans-fleuves

E1951. House of games of chance

E1952. Father-and-daughter singers

E1953. Subdivision maps

E1954. Many PTA members

E1955. Some Army NCOs

E1956. Trunks of statues

E1957. Fictional Charles

E1958. 1980s White House hopeful

E1959. Insincere-seeming

E1960. Rockport buy

E1961. TiVo before TiVo

E1962. Shore time for a sailor

E1963. One may be called in court

E1964. Shasta daisy cousin

E1965. Dished up

E1966. Yu-Gi-Oh competitor

E1970. By ___: solo

E1971. Masked mammals

E1973. Quinn of SNL or actor Hanks

E1974. Apart from atypical occasions

E1975. Iditarod coats

E1976. Sounds like Shrek’s buddy

E1977. Jamboree

E1978. ___ an elephant: huge

E1979. ”What’s ___, good lookin’?”

E1980. Zeus’s handheld

E1981. Shivery utterance

E1982. DXXVI x II

E1983. Relative of HST

E1984. Slight modicum

E1985. Forest components

E1986. Classic rocker Chuck

E1987. Hires a new crew for

E1988. Gas stations or Spanish curving supports

E1989. Styling iron or 1997 action film

E1990. Unbeatable

E1991. Fills film roles for

E1992. Hoppy pint, for short

E1994. Do lead-in

E1995. ”I’m not four! I’m four AND ___!”

E1996. ”You are not!” rejoinder

E1997. First major land battle for Americans in World War II

E1998. Io and Callisto, e.g.

E1999. Spot to get off the boat

E2000. Cane product

E2001. Soak up, as warmth

E2002. Two together

E2003. Vanquish, as a vampire

E2004. Beaten-down horse

E2005. Search party?

E2007. Sty guys

E2008. Gives a thrill to

E2009. Tailors, at times

E2010. Jazz drummer Hakim and others

E2011. Prognosticator

E2012. Problem Areas producer-star Wyatt

E2013. Marxist revolutionary symbol

E2014. Capuchin cousins

E2015. What allows you not to run out of words

E2019. Bad cardiac signs

E2022. Run into one another

E2024. Acing amazingly

E2030. Prov. follower

E2032. Question after a joke doesn’t prompt laughter

E2033. Timor-___

E2034. Took in the sight of

E2035. Work on that novel

E2036. Did a circling bit of FX

E2037. Cook who should know his coq au vin from his pain au chocolat

E2039. ”You ___ match for him!” [dramatic music sting]

E2040. ___ attention: showed respect

E2041. Rejecters

E2042. Colossal figure at Gaza

E2043. Squeaky rubber bone, say

E2044. Sly’s macho guy

E2045. Ran a card for (var.)

E2046. ”Don’t think you know it ___ that point, you start stagnating”

E2047. Robin Hood’s “maid”

E2048. Blowout victory

E2049. Pirates’ accumulations

E2050. Closes a car window

E2051. French end

E2052. Buzz up, say

E2053. Squirt the turkey

E2054. Bolt, in a way

E2055. Cardiovascular and muscular appraisals, e.g.

E2057. John Goodman’s post-Katrina HBO show

E2058. Divina Commedia, e.g.

E2059. Skywalker foe

E2060. Acorn-producing California hardwood

E2061. Madison Avenue honor

E2062. Revealing

E2063. Film buff’s dot-com

E2064. Just the worst

E2067. Things placed during a political campaign

E2069. ”My will’s been exhausted”

E2071. Place with many fans

E2074. ___ buco

E2075. Rocky edge

E2076. Manzanillo milk

E2077. Laying down a contract

E2079. Wave to, say

E2080. Admits, informally

E2081. Passes through pores

E2082. Ready to use

E2083. Org. with TKOs

E2084. Like a “daggers” look

E2085. Innocent types

E2086. Dog food brand

E2087. Mark Twain was co-playwright for it

E2088. Meshed money

E2089. Shape of vapor around a speedy plane

E2090. Quarters for layers?

E2091. Thing in Sicily

E2092. Two-handed snack

E2093. Nutrition org.

E2094. Ancient Greek colony

E2095. ”Was that all?”

E2096. Skating Katarina who won gold

E2097. Anchors’ areas

E2099. More like a moray

E2100. Winking Kathryn Hahn and Is This Loss, for two

E2101. Maria Cristina or such in Spain

E2102. Make an adjustment

E2103. A golden rule, e.g.

E2104. 90210 extra

E2105. Dad to Adolf (right, that Adolf)

E2108. So…dull…zzzzzzzz

E2110. Private part or pet

E2111. ”Disrupting,” “providing solutions” and such jargon

E2112. Circe’s pair?

E2113. 1450, in Rome

E2114. Noise from the grass

E2115. Authors Tan and Harmon

E2116. ”My God, that hurts!”

E2117. Tongue-clicking sounds

E2118. Furtive “hey, you!”

E2119. Duty-free

E2120. ”___ About Time” (1960s sitcom)

E2121. Air transports found aloft in Montana and Hawaii in 2023

E2123. ”It’s ___ you” (“Not my decision”)

E2124. Part of the present

E2125. Metal holder

E2126. All About Eve star Davis

E2127. Ororo of the X-Men

E2128. Heat pipes

E2129. Knights’ group

E2133. Bird along the coast

E2134. Hadean or Archean, e.g.

E2135. Worldport airline

E2136. Convention lineup

E2137. Office computers, collectively, often, abbreviated

E2138. Ninny’s threesome?

E2139. Word with cap or bone

E2140. Up the creek

E2141. Like flour, compared to bran

E2142. Key goals

E2144. What we know for sure

E2145. Harris’s Bear, Fox, and Rabbit

E2146. Party to a 1993 ME peace accord

E2147. Some spots on kids’ skin

E2149. Admonishes

E2150. Fancy affairs

E2151. Pedigreed pooch

E2152. Last days of Victorianism (and Victoria)

E2156. ”Chop-chop”

E2160. Queen-for-a-day’s spot

E2164. Himalayan goat

E2168. Keene of Sex Education

E2172. Smoking hot Italian?

E2176. Hawk ___ of spit

E2180. CIA mind-game initiative

E2185. Car that burns no gas at all, for short

E2188. Captain Ahab, for one

E2192. Aronofsky film about Randy Robinson, who can’t quit pugilism

E2194. Consider likely

E2195. Worryingly eccentric

E2196. Disarranged

E2197. Hourlong runs

E2198. Fire-alarm noises

E2199. Burns or Sexton, e.g.

E2200. Take no responsibility for

E2202. St. ___ (NY church, informally)

E2203. The Prophet author Kahlil

E2204. Connery-Andress film

E2205. Where the Safid Rud flows

E2206. Hot rock

E2207. Bob Seger: “___ Got Tonight”

E2208. Lake near London

E2209. Fits of pique

E2210. Old units of ability to conduct

E2211. Lowdown

E2212. Onions’ cousins

E2213. FB pic

E2214. Powered a dinghy

E2215. Triumphant sounds

E2216. Gaming control from 2006

E2217. Q as in LGBTQ

E2218. ”Ode on a Grecian Urn” poet

E2219. Gets but good

E2220. Small starts

E2221. Ominous note from the boss

E2222. One in a bundle?

E2223. Brief time period

E2224. R&R

E2225. Rotten bunch

E2226. Forested land

E2227. Squeals cats love to hear?

E2228. Side in football

E2230. Chief honcho

E2232. Abridges

E2234. Impressionism and cubism

E2236. Oldest of the Brady Bunch kids

E2237. Small bird also known as a tomtit

E2238. Length units

E2239. Cancels

E2240. Boglike

E2241. Game officials, slangily

E2242. Stockholm citizen

E2243. Basis for a moneyless economy

E2245. Oscar or Tony

E2246. Features of many spam emails

E2247. Chinese snack popular in Australia

E2248. Harry Potter’s godfather Black

E2249. Ambrosial aroma

E2251. Milch, Schmidt, or Ludwig

E2253. Mark after a remark

E2255. Wasted, as time

E2257. Wind phenomena from the Pacific

E2259. Places to snorkel

E2261. Divinity who could spark thought

E2262. Juicing discards

E2263. Social laws’ foundation

E2265. Has followers for washed-up types?

E2266. Safe busters

E2267. Sources

E2268. Mortgage swap-outs

E2269. Like mud or slime

E2270. Yogi’s sidekick

E2271. c/o

E2272. Co-creator of the Hulk

E2273. No mere months, in Mexico

E2274. Turkish high point found in mythology

E2275. Prefix with chic

E2276. Ship’s tiller

E2278. Mythological lyrist

E2279. Annual awards for that old information highway

E2282. Talents

E2283. Op art and pop art

E2284. Small groups spoiling to fight for a (usually bad) cause

E2285. Try to punch, perhaps

E2286. Fix with a footpad

E2287. Black-tops

E2288. Jupiter’s sister

E2289. Cohort that’s used to YouTube

E2290. Physicist’s deg.

E2293. Board game that inspired Clue

E2294. OMG or LOL

E2295. Organizing or correcting untruths

E2300. What drops down with clouds, in Proverbs

E2303. Warbling avian that builds warm-looking accommodations for its eggs

E2305. ”Original or crispy?” chain

E2306. ”I’m thinking…”

E2310. Least wordy

E2311. Profligates

E2312. Shindigs, ultimately?

E2313. Start of a taunt in cards

E2314. Snail’s shelter

E2315. Flour sack wt., maybe

E2316. Cardiothoracic focus

E2317. Showbiz biggie

E2318. Witty remarks

E2319. Push-up muscles

E2320. Prefix with city or drome

E2321. Making ___ stand: battling though all is lost

E2322. Donald Duck’s signature garb

E2324. Chompin’ at th’ bit

E2325. Camera angle (abbr.)

E2326. ___ City (Las Vegas)

E2328. Vital ratings months

E2329. Crash site?

E2330. Invite at the doorway, say

E2331. Sign accompanying a musical note

E2333. Degree in calculus?

E2334. Worn down by friction

E2335. Animal skins

E2336. Retail chain name

E2337. Mercury alternative

E2338. Former Italian coins

E2339. Didn’t hold it in, babblingly or disgustingly

E2340. Woodenware

E2341. Frenchmen with enfants

E2342. Amanda of The Ex

E2343. Australia : bogan :: Canada : ___

E2344. Culprits, in Calabria

E2345. Top or bottom of “football” drawn by an orbit

E2346. ABCs or 101

E2347. What spits out dough

E2348. Aliphatic endings

E2350. ”Born as” word

E2352. What starts a meal’s start?

E2353. Concerning themself, in law

E2354. ”Gotta go”

E2355. It rolls in

E2356. How much is in a British soda

E2358. Reflective qualities

E2359. Painful paintball indicators

E2360. ”Speak up!”

E2361. Bizet’s brother

E2362. What will fix misteaks?

E2364. Stuff almost nobody knows

E2366. Caribbean meat dish

E2368. ”Likewise,” more formally

E2371. Beavis’ pyromaniac exhortations

E2374. Drinks like Garfield

E2375. 4X4s, e.g.

E2376. Common DVD bonus

E2379. Dimwitted Beverly Hillbilly

E2381. Slightly bloody, probably

E2383. Bad luck, old-style

E2384. Poseidon’s place

E2385. Rolls of film

E2386. Less literal

E2387. 5

E2388. Pixie (var.)

E2389. Like windows and geishas

E2390. Pub orders

E2391. Caving aids

E2392. Not down with anything

E2393. Checks again

E2394. Indians or Sri Lankans

E2396. Transubstantiation believers

E2398. Snaky fish

E2399. Kia or Miata

E2400. Some singing groups

E2402. Day prior to the day

E2403. The Phils are in it

E2404. Heaven, to Juan

E2405. Holds court

E2407. School bosses

E2408. Gift category

E2409. Smooth and shiny

E2410. The greatest aphrodisiac, some say

E2411. Not as quick on the uptake

E2412. Worries on guitar?

E2413. Costanza’s slightly less sociopathic pal

E2414. Spicy quality

E2415. Malt beverage brand

E2416. Well-thought-out reason

E2417. Holes a gimme

E2418. Low-down nightclubs

E2422. Ukrainian’s coast

E2427. Having ___: angry or cooling down

E2429. Bit of a bug

E2436. ”___ the bag!”

E2437. Subsistence verb

E2438. Fits snugly

E2439. Marne moms

E2440. They bind to specific antigens

E2442. Kind of acid

E2443. For .5, it’s 30°

E2444. Plow through puddles

E2445. Frontchipmunk for a cartoon band from 1958

E2446. End of a typical top-10 listicle

E2447. Rights advocate in Mexico City, say

E2452. Sitting ducks for a con job

E2453. Strategic maneuver

E2454. Point when light fights night

E2455. Tralee’s land

E2456. Darlings, slangily

E2457. Cylindrical mini-vaults of radiation

E2459. Word of parting

E2460. Sprout put in yogurt

E2461. Osaka affirmation

E2462. Caesar’s thing

E2463. Arlington’s Robert ___ Memorial

E2464. Does hard-hat work

E2465. Sounded like a kitty

E2466. Prolong paid parking

E2468. Muscular power

E2469. Monstrous hunger

E2470. Salsa brand

E2471. Distribute (out)

E2472. 1983 taxi film with Mr. T

E2473. Discriminatory suffix

E2474. Author who created Ponyboy

E2475. Cubic stone?

E2476. Monkey business

E2478. Monthly banking report (abbr.)

E2479. Jane the Virgin network

E2481. Do some church burning

E2482. Predatory parrots

E2483. Young-adult mystery author Carolyn (actually an author squad)

E2485. Road for the Boss’s band

E2487. Tooth, in Tuscany

E2488. Meet participant

E2489. Drugs from a notorious dystopia

E2490. Applied, as flattery

E2491. Setting for much pre-CGI acting

E2493. Exclamation of impatience

E2494. Dunham of Girls

E2495. ___-pants: wiseguy

E2496. Antibody generator

E2499. Filling your lorry

E2503. Long watch

E2504. Disgusted-sounding boot

E2505. Coastal plant sharing a family with mustard

E2506. A’s as in Abraham?

E2508. Oils to a pharmacist

E2509. Chocolaty candy on a stick

E2511. Easily crumbled cookies

E2512. What hash marks signify in football (abbr.)

E2513. Oboes, clarinets, and such

E2514. Kept control over

E2515. Flo’s garb in TV ads

E2516. Go beyond the limits of

E2517. Plant parenthood?

E2518. Slipped a cog

E2519. Privacy guards

E2521. British coins of old

E2522. Chamberlain’s bathrobe size

E2523. Collaborators with Lakotas and Dakotas

E2524. Aquanaut’s vehicle

E2526. Crisis rms.

E2527. Slightly phobic about

E2529. Word before many words

E2531. Former Iranian president Bani-___

E2532. Start of millions of addresses

E2533. Crashes into, in a way

E2537. Filters slowly

E2538. Connubial

E2539. ”Merci…mon ___” <3

E2540. Put in a wrong spot

E2541. Benefits

E2542. McCarthy associate

E2543. Angle (off)

E2544. Hunks of time

E2545. Consecrators

E2546. Inventor and munitions maker Howe

E2547. Japan-imitating fashionistas

E2548. 2250, in old Rome

E2549. Bath and Epsom

E2553. Singer’s scale

E2556. Practiced, as a trade

E2557. Mamba’s point

E2559. Quick-quick-slow or back-forth-spin

E2564. Some CDs

E2567. ___-majesty

E2568. Eve 6’s “___ to the Night”

E2569. Number 2’s

E2570. Baby food brand

E2571. Debbie Downers’ partners?

E2573. Practices prestidigitation

E2574. Night Film author Marisha

E2575. Amassing $200 in Monopoly

E2576. Cabal’s creation

E2577. Batters into submission

E2578. WWII-era female in uniform

E2579. Bust ___ laughing

E2580. Ties up to the wharf

E2581. Duff or Swank of film

E2582. Operation Smile target

E2584. Start of Ben Jonson’s epitaph

E2586. Lifts while lying

E2588. Knit pick?

E2590. Pay periods, usually

E2591. Show signs of falling

E2592. Attack food or a task mirthfully

E2593. Moon of Saturn that’s a French girl’s name

E2594. Sharp, as a PNG

E2595. Author of A Void and The Exeter Texts: Jewels, Secrets, Sex

E2596. Autobus alternative

E2597. Tolkien’s trilogy, for short

E2598. Yardstick (abbr.)

E2599. Surface for the Canadiens

E2602. ___-Ethiopian War

E2605. Rowdydows

E2607. A crowd in Paris?

E2608. Watches

E2609. ”Missiles” at a wedding

E2610. Patronizing conduct

E2612. Mimicry you can’t control

E2614. Song that goes “So whyyyyyy don’t you use it?”

E2619. Finished strong

E2621. Kind of fraud

E2624. Overplay

E2626. ”I got my ___ you” (“I’m watching”)

E2628. Develop

E2630. Status of youths with unworthy moms and dads

E2633. Promo for an individual

E2637. Choir part

E2638. Part of RFK (abbr.)

E2639. 1970s missile pact

E2640. Starting over, in Latin

E2641. Relief effort, for short

E2642. African plant for soothing

E2643. Second sound?

E2644. Husbanded

E2645. Nail salon offering, briefly

E2646. Hesitant denial

E2647. Tablemate of Allure

E2648. Many bucks?

E2649. L’épée, e.g.

E2650. Bully or malign

E2651. Ogle from afar

E2652. Blazing again

E2653. Bobby of 1960s radicalism

E2654. An Arizona ___ is more than two cups

E2655. Unsatisfactory

E2656. ”Pardon me,” in Palermo

E2657. ”Way to botch that one”

E2658. Prozac or Zoloft

E2659. Waterfront union (abbr.)

E2660. Popular razors

E2661. Gather or start to hoard

E2662. Bar deg.

E2663. ”Bird thou never ___…”

E2664. Conjunctions in logic programs

E2665. First name with The News

E2666. Aquatic bird

E2667. Cal.-to-Fla. highway

E2668. Annual Jan. speech, in hashtags

E2669. Long-running TV drama started in 2003

E2670. Bookies’ offerings

E2671. What some train passengers do

E2672. More seriously dry

E2673. What a dowsing rod or a slingshot has

E2674. ”I’ve ___ lot” (veteran’s saying)

E2675. Lexapro and such

E2676. Drop one’s lawsuit, say

E2677. Part of LGBTQ

E2678. Plague, to Camus

E2679. Early locomotive

E2680. Overseas thanks

E2683. Alaska is the only U.S. spot without any of its shops

E2684. Just dreadful

E2686. Portuguese title (abbr.)

E2687. Roman encyclopedist

E2689. Moonstruck

E2690. Cars reintroduced to America in 2009

E2691. Stadium regulars

E2692. As straightforward ___

E2697. Phillips who played Livia on I, Claudius

E2701. Nevada neighbor

E2705. Ctrl-Z, in most apps

E2709. Big bunch, or fish, or graphics school

E2713. Old-school start?

E2717. Desert-ed?

E2721. Read a bar code

E2725. Country’s Bogguss

E2729. ___ home (unable to score)

E2734. Pre-GPS reference sheet

E2740. United Nations Plaza display

E2745. Director of Tom in Sully

E2750. ”…to find ___ to yield”

E2756. Worth ___: kind of not so bad

E2761. Churchillian gesture

E2766. Waste, to a wee one

E2770. Faithful in turbans at Amritsar

E2774. Part of a plant or tooth

E2775. Pretend like

E2779. Muslim faction

E2780. Vocal music

E2781. Icelandic coins

E2782. Chapala composition

E2783. Pinta and Santa Maria’s go-with

E2784. Saturday morning TV star in, say, 1982

E2785. Oriental monk

E2786. Arrowhead spur

E2787. ”KAZINO” K-pop star

E2788. ”For goodness’ sake!”

E2789. Big 2 hrs. and 45 mins. for high school jrs.

E2790. City in Texas

E2791. Dues payees

E2792. Line with many stops

E2793. Certain kind of activity

E2794. Chemical prefix with “carbon”

E2795. Amidala’s world of origin

E2796. Prefix meaning “twenty”

E2797. Certain exam type

E2798. Making ___ of faith: hoping and acting accordingly

E2799. Disease of rye

E2801. Old Polish lancer

E2802. Dance in a winding line

E2803. ”___ Don’t Preach” (Madonna tune)

E2804. ”According to polls, Hillary Clinton will win the presidency in a landslide,” e.g.

E2805. Mordant

E2807. Walk toward or through in objection

E2809. ”In all in anyways,” “Lads, lads, lads!”, and “Story?”

E2811. Unit that turns into another unit if its two words switch positions

E2813. Harry Potter’s Cloak of ___

E2815. Robinson song also sung by Ronstadt and Kravitz

E2817. Fish almost as colorful as its name implies

E2819. So as to discourage

E2821. PlayStation-based tourney

E2822. Poem part

E2823. Airport near Paris

E2824. Mexican War White House family

E2825. Gets badly tangled, as hair

E2826. Guy pals, slangily

E2827. French benches

E2829. Norway kings (I, II, III, IV, and V)

E2830. It’s off Cuba’s coast

E2833. Criticizer

E2834. Nicholas and Ivan

E2836. 2012 song by Flo Rida

E2837. ___ B’rith

E2838. Woodworking fasteners

E2839. Wood holder

E2841. Facial features near the bottom

E2842. Hasbro audio game

E2844. Jackson Braun of cat tales

E2845. Andy Taylor and Homer Simpson, for two

E2847. Committed, as in “We’re all ___ together”

E2848. Betrays awe

E2850. Worn to a frazzle

E2851. Preserver of order in online comments

E2852. Hands on the Santa Maria

E2853. Sedans and coupes

E2854. Camarades

E2855. Pagliacci baritone

E2856. Reactions to freshness?

E2857. Deep fissures

E2858. Muslim belief

E2859. Displeased look

E2860. See to the safety of

E2861. Cleaning a mess?

E2862. Know, to Rousseau

E2863. Pope’s headdress

E2864. Pitching coup

E2865. Cranky old fart

E2866. Brown with a frying pan

E2867. Certain protests

E2868. Lab glassware

E2869. London film center

E2870. Actress Ruby’s husband

E2871. Evenings, in Nancy

E2872. Ardor for Bush’s successor

E2874. Former Wrigley Field star

E2875. Ad hoc coalition

E2876. Waist-high planks you flip to go through for a drink

E2878. Huzzahs

E2879. Slate rival since the nineties

E2880. Individual souls, in Hinduism

E2882. Isn’t good to

E2883. Old PC monitors

E2884. Exclamation at Christmastime

E2885. Out to lunch

E2886. What “bald” birds lock in courtship

E2887. ___ law (physics class topic)

E2888. Habitually untruthful

E2889. Material for a highway

E2890. Some whisky bottles

E2891. Grand Canyon view

E2895. But, cut?

E2896. It touches four Great Lakes (abbr.)

E2897. ”Let’s help each other out”

E2902. ”Who profits?” (Cui bono?)

E2908. Suffer a highway annoyance

E2910. Option for a program that fails to satisfy

E2912. Click that may lead to a pairing

E2914. Puts out to dry, say

E2917. First PM of India

E2920. Without angst

E2922. NJ’s I-95, e.g.

E2923. ”Light off ___?”

E2924. Hipbone-related

E2925. Pour ___ a fire: turn bad into worse

E2926. Dawn of Roman civilization?

E2927. Tchaikovsky hated his compositions

E2928. ”Zut ___!”

E2929. Erstwhile crackers

E2930. Marchetti of football

E2931. Big Caribbean exports

E2932. Acting roles

E2933. Speech sound

E2934. Start of a nautical day

E2935. Odin’s mate

E2936. Using a pan

E2937. Move through text

E2938. Of the calf of the leg

E2939. Minnesota product

E2940. Profoundly, archaically

E2941. Key of Adele’s “Rumour Has It”

E2942. Physics bits

E2943. Asuncion aunts

E2944. According to plan

E2945. Little brats

E2946. Latin word for “fire”

E2947. Sci-fi luminary Brian

E2948. Like some laundries

E2949. Grumble

E2950. ”Close, but no ___!”

E2951. Frosted Flakes mascot

E2952. New Delhi dress

E2953. Some El Prado hangings

E2954. Corn product

E2955. Buddy on the range

E2956. Spread over, as sunblock

E2957. Zeroing (in)

E2958. Scientist Francis and artist Francis

E2959. ”What a piece of work ___” (Shakespeare)

E2960. Goes for, in a store

E2961. Legal intervention?

E2962. Supermarket with a red oval logo

E2963. Living Lohan star (Lindsay’s mom)

E2964. Obligatory item

E2965. Sci-fi author Doctorow

E2966. City on the Bight of Benin

E2967. Operation Uphold Democracy site

E2968. Emphatic assent

E2969. ”___ grumble” (stoic British expression)

E2970. ___ Organum (1620 Francis Bacon work)

E2971. Smoker’s aids

E2972. Urban-air woe

E2973. Louis XIV and Henry IV

E2974. Yusuf ___ (Cat Stevens, now)

E2975. Gorilla’s fruit in cartoons

E2976. Attractant

E2977. Head of Hades

E2978. Frida actor Alfred

E2979. Helps learn

E2980. Nosy Parker

E2981. Fan gathering, for short

E2982. Standings stat

E2983. Learning insts.

E2984. Brit. pounds

E2985. Shania Twain song ironically about sticking to it

E2986. Barnyard outbursts

E2987. ___ with (turn into an ally)

E2988. Paula Cole’s “___ Ordinary”

E2989. Formal proposal in court

E2990. Division of company’s catalog by what replacing it would cost

E2991. Charged, as a barricade

E2992. Fuddy-duddies

E2993. In a walk

E2995. Subjects for searching or saving

E2996. ___ eyes

E2997. Warning from a boxer, perhaps

E2998. View slyly

E2999. Job in which you pick your work?

E3000. Belonging to this date

E3001. Violet, for example

E3002. Load-bearing framework

E3006. Four-legged charger

E3008. Java’ trumpeter

E3009. Falls, river, city or state

E3010. Bankrolls, informally

E3011. Turn into two-by-fours

E3012. Call into question

E3013. BrandX.com fashion relaunch

E3014. Program shortcuts

E3015. Smizing Tyra of TV

E3016. Tarnishes

E3017. Lickety-split

E3018. Promotable piece

E3019. Old Dodge models

E3020. BP rival with a NASCAR link

E3021. Sought-after math majors

E3022. Black out from excitement

E3023. Dangerous beast (metaphorical or otherwise)

E3024. Gardener’s obstacle

E3025. Luxembourg capital

E3026. Fly or mosquito’s cousin

E3027. Sch. near Denver

E3028. Lentil’s relative

E3029. Picks up ____: mulls options for lunch

E3031. Adjusts to fit

E3034. Romantic-lead-turned-villain in a Disney film

E3035. Free-spoken

E3036. Most Helsingin Sanomat subscribers

E3037. Dynasty following Akkadians’

E3038. When many lunch

E3039. Showers or drizzles

E3040. Titan with lumbar complaints

E3041. Lit group?

E3042. Bathroom supply company with a Roman Holiday line

E3043. Proverbially, a kind of milk

E3044. Excitable sorts

E3045. Scold harshly

E3046. Subatomic thing thought to bind quarks to quarks

E3047. Buoyant barks

E3048. It’s open for discussion

E3049. Move your boots, in a Brooks & Dunn hit

E3050. Crane pilots’ seats

E3051. Roughen and redden

E3052. Quit bothering

E3055. Rural structures

E3056. Bubbly beverages

E3057. Swallows, as a lie

E3058. Pulls forcefully

E3059. ”Shut up and go away”

E3060. Cheers check

E3061. One of the eight in a V-8

E3062. ”Mmmmm!”

E3063. One of 12 at a trial

E3064. Sunny times

E3065. Hi-riser

E3066. Yampy

E3067. Some beers

E3068. In such a manner

E3069. (The) ocean

E3070. 1978 Nobelist Anwar and kin

E3071. ”What a shame”

E3072. Harps of kiri wood

E3073. High school subj. with functions, limits, and continuity

E3074. A cappella group

E3075. Last option in a list, commonly

E3076. Online magazine

E3077. ”All I ___ Dream of You”

E3078. Contents of Pandora’s box

E3079. Queen’s pooch in 2022

E3080. Wrought-up

E3081. Impart

E3082. Lubricious

E3083. ”I follow”

E3084. Titles for muchachas (abbr.)

E3085. ”Why ___ We Be Friends?”

E3086. Cons’ foes

E3087. ”Autumnal Cannibalism” and that liquid watch painting, for two

E3088. ”Deck the Halls” snippet

E3089. ___-Dixie

E3090. Give ___: phone

E3091. Words following “hmmm” as you squint at small print

E3092. Gershwin-Weill ballad

E3093. Cough up cash at (this or that day)

E3094. Very Southern contraction

E3095. Po’s playmate

E3096. Charlie formerly of Two and a Half Men

E3097. Procrastinator’s mantra

E3098. 1980s desktop feature

E3099. Canaan’s idol

E3100. Mardi Gras supply

E3101. Call on

E3102. Trait of “major trait”

E3103. Show that’s been called a Magic School Bus for grownups

E3104. Available for a hearing?

E3105. Didn’t sit

E3106. Word after shopping or black

E3107. TT or A8

E3108. Fish hook?

E3109. Snack-chip brand

E3110. Item on a hotel pillow

E3111. Traveling in a Winnebago, e.g.

E3112. Blood bank stock

E3113. Big blood pathways

E3114. Distinct flavor

E3115. Big ___ (David Ortiz nickname)

E3116. Old terms of address

E3117. Mannheim misters

E3118. Collar of a kimono

E3119. Firing people?

E3121. She often shared a shot with Patrick Stewart and Jonathan Frakes

E3123. ”I could die happy like that!”

E3125. Ubiquitous law, according to many

E3131. Reduces to mush

E3132. Composition of small boys, it’s said

E3137. ”Errare humanum ___”

E3138. Word before cloud or cellar

E3141. Olympus Mons domain

E3144. UHF and VHF

E3145. Official agreements

E3146. Tongue, to Tacitus

E3147. Attach with brads, say

E3148. Wordplay follow-up that’s about national financials

E3149. Mouth, anatomically

E3150. Put a lid on

E3151. Soon, to Sophia

E3152. Sports, as shorts

E3153. Astronauts’ good word

E3154. Musician Nick who sang “Who I Am” and was on Camp Rock

E3155. Caught star Maria Conchita

E3156. Twin Cities sch., informally

E3157. Only famous Barack

E3158. ___ avis

E3159. East Asian trading center

E3162. How-to inits.

E3164. ___’clock (end of lunch break)

E3165. Chinese dynasty or weight

E3166. King Koopa’s his antagonist

E3167. Singer McLachlan

E3168. ___-dink

E3169. Does something to a T

E3171. Chacón in Avatar or cartoon Proud

E3172. Kyushu porcelain

E3173. Overquick

E3174. ”It’s ___!” (bullish stock claim)

E3176. Grind, as one’s teeth

E3178. Hurly-burly

E3180. Best man’s burden

E3182. Roommate sitch

E3183. Flying antagonist of a 2013 film

E3184. Reprimand

E3187. Plaza for Plato

E3188. ___ town (clean up)

E3189. ”Oro y ___” (motto of Montana)

E3190. Type, in Taxco

E3191. Handling things badly

E3194. Movie scenario (abbr.)

E3195. Gregory I’s death year

E3196. ___-Whirl

E3197. Director Kusama

E3198. 1942 screen deer

E3199. Without ability to depart

E3200. ”What’s doing?” down south

E3201. Pub hostess

E3202. Taxpaying mos.

E3203. ”I am ___ of my word”

E3204. Hip or wrist

E3205. Ski in a zigzag course

E3206. Fourth of four, say

E3207. Ump’s supply

E3208. Possess jointly

E3209. Morally flawed

E3210. Crossbow-wielding, Walker-slaying Dixon

E3211. Hurtful heckling

E3212. Big name in aquatic tricks

E3213. Milk starter?

E3214. Plagiarized

E3215. These, in Inveraray

E3216. ”Hi!” to Jose

E3217. Almost pornographic

E3219. My favorite Girl Scout cookies--what do you mean, you’re not supposed to eat that many at once?

E3222. Flipping out (for)

E3224. Drinkers’ stops

E3227. Pakistani Yousafzai’s autobiography

E3230. Helps decide

E3232. ”I know what you’re about to say already”

E3234. Patch up the attic

E3236. Iconic WWII island, informally

E3238. Southern California range

E3240. Fictional blue humanoid

E3242. Detective’s pronoun

E3243. Into playing LPs backward, as they say

E3245. Window into Washington

E3246. Make a hard copy of

E3247. Pugilists Muhammad and Laila

E3248. Spanish attraction

E3249. ___’War (racehorse)

E3250. Using to stop a flight

E3251. Radial notch’s location

E3252. Say the Lord’s Prayer

E3253. Alternatives, in Argentina

E3254. Autumn arrival

E3255. One thing

E3256. Part of a Campbell’s Soup jingle

E3257. ”Go right ahead”

E3258. Veronese vigor

E3259. ”___ Ha’i”

E3260. Re:

E3261. Goner’s fate

E3262. ”Eight” prefix

E3263. Land west of Vietnam

E3264. Fifty-plus foundation

E3265. Major windfall

E3266. Diamonds in Spanish cards

E3267. The ___ Erwin Show of 1950s TV

E3268. Upper-level doc?

E3269. Land almost circling China’s capital (var.)

E3270. A host (of)

E3271. Balsas y Lerma

E3272. Go ___ outing

E3273. ”‘Sup, bruh”

E3274. Apt. divisions

E3275. Trattoria meat sauce

E3276. ”___ boom bah”

E3277. Ex-governor of Virginia

E3278. Friday and York (abbr.)

E3279. Former map areas, for short

E3280. Falls from virtue

E3281. k.d. of song

E3282. Bus. discussions

E3283. China, in combos

E3284. Dumb ___ ox

E3285. Rapper Def

E3286. Descends slowly

E3287. Second-in-commands on org charts

E3288. Equiv. terms

E3289. Final (spinning) image in Inception

E3290. Toss (about)

E3291. Sound repeated in a childish taunt

E3292. Common floor cleaner

E3293. Eat chips, e.g.

E3295. ”Wish there was more we could do”

E3297. Fem. address

E3299. Union oath?

E3301. Name that’s an anagram for Alison’s nickname

E3303. @@@@

E3304. Ad ___ group

E3305. Dodge logo critter

E3306. Dating service specification

E3311. Sycamore is the American type

E3320. John Hancock

E3326. Letters on a Cardinals’ cap

E3329. Shaking ___: “growling” without sound

E3334. Decked with leis

E3340. Chip proxy on a Visa

E3349. Archaism for “of Ghana, Mali, Tanzania, and surrounding lands”

E3352. ___ diem

E3355. Meas. of pressure

E3358. ”Poppycock, I say!”

E3363. With all your armor on, say

E3369. Using only 0 through 7

E3378. One way to run the clock down, in football

E3384. Top U.S. Army rank if not at war

E3395. As Arabia was prior to 610

E3399. He’s gonna get it?

E3400. Sets at odds

E3401. Sneaks a look at

E3403. 11.11%

E3404. Geophage

E3405. Chestnut’s kin with smooth, gray bark

E3407. ”What’d I say?”

E3409. Unlucky mission of 1967

E3410. Top militant

E3411. Available positions

E3412. Visitor careful with footprints

E3413. Lamb’s cry

E3414. Apropos quotation from Gadsby

E3426. Gov’t dept. of naturalization

E3427. Matchmaking URL with a Star of David

E3428. Concealments

E3429. Conditions of growing hard, to doctors

E3430. Mugwort or wormwood, onymous of a famous virgin

E3431. It’s a bad thing

E3432. Ultrasounds

E3433. Film spotlighting 1970s TV star Ron Burgundy

E3434. Motorboats, to sailing fans

E3435. Object to a prospective juror

E3436. Those inherited from

E3437. Go 1-2-1-2-1-2

E3438. U.S. food supply, by analogy

E3439. ”___ begins with you” (old ad slogan)

E3440. Kings and bishops

E3441. Word with work or Web

E3442. Julius Erving’s team from 1973-1976

E3443. Hair products maker Curtis and others

E3444. Cash-register keys

E3445. Pastry item

E3446. Record protections

E3447. ”Prob’ly not”

E3448. With impatience

E3449. ”I’m stuck…what do you think?”

E3450. Parasitic ocean fish

E3451. Pays attention

E3452. Mexican assents

E3453. Professor X's main power

E3454. South Korean septet

Down

E1. Appraisals (abbr.)

E2. What lays out hospital insurance policy

E3. Packed like sardines

E4. Opt to pool brains at work

E5. Old Roman habit

E6. USD Coin or Bitcoin

E7. Floridian Hastings in Washington

E8. Fishing ID

E9. Champion opposing Hordak, as a human

E10. Mal ___ (sailor’s complaint)

E11. Talk shrilly to

E12. Like nylon stockings

E13. Trained group of scientists

E14. Spanish foils and guns

E15. ”OMG, skip the sordid details!”

E16. ”Not another word!”

E17. Stemmed (from)

E18. Land in Paris?

E19. Count of jazz

E20. Golden Boy playwright

E21. Ghostly get-up

E22. Perform some millwork

E23. Impatient rejoinder to “Wait for the right moment to arrive”

E24. Involuntary sign of fright

E25. Progress tracker

E26. Edge shyly

E27. Spanish city with many a Gothic church

E28. Lavatory option

E29. Club sandwich kin

E30. Smart as ___

E31. City in South Korea

E32. Hiring pro, informally

E33. ”Along ___ Spider”

E34. Without a discount

E35. Blaring

E36. Hide-hair insert

E37. Parts of an inventory

E38. Certain Japanese in America

E39. Allude to

E40. Sarcastic bits

E41. Not optional

E42. Land-related portfolio items

E43. Coca-Cola co. city

E44. Famous no-show in a show

E45. Roman official

E46. Trig table readings

E47. ”Oof, what a Thanksgiving, I ___ much!”

E48. Rock singer Liz

E49. Site of fighting in 1914 and 1918

E50. War journalist Curry

E51. Like a close “amie”

E52. Without as much tact

E53. Half of O.H.M.S.

E54. 1995 cartoon about an Alaskan husky

E55. ”___ a vacation”

E56. ___ deux

E57. GRE producers

E58. Things to avoid

E59. Showing signs of an inner ear problem

E60. Corde ___ (acrobatic skill)

E61. ”I don’t know which I want: flip ___”

E62. ”The ___ See You”

E63. ”There are no mistakes ___! Just happy little accidents” (Bob Ross)

E64. Texter’s “Too funny!”

E65. Nos. on room coolers?

E66. Language of 20,000,000 in India

E67. IRA establisher

E68. Use WD-40 on, sometimes

E69. It flows into Adriatic flows

E70. Used a stopwatch on

E71. Made a repast

E72. Arctic tundra or grassland

E73. No joiner

E74. Zedong’s second-in-command

E75. Political rival of Pericles

E76. Addis ___

E77. Swiss city with a Dutch scholar’s tomb

E78. Faboo

E79. Civil War victor

E80. Threepio’s buddy

E81. Of ecological stages

E82. 2000s TV series set in California

E83. ___ promotion (do well at work)

E84. What the Es are, in this section’s E

E85. Minimal water

E86. Iris in Taxi Driver

E87. Pilot’s option

E88. Donnie with a vicious rabbit friend

E90. Practically

E91. What the € stands for

E92. Derby competitors, slangily

E93. Danny of TV’s SVU

E94. What you might mind at a formal occasion

E95. Airlifting aid

E96. Pitcher Harper

E97. They may come from the wings

E98. Put within grasp

E99. Hawker

E100. Yarn that stretches?

E101. Garr of film

E102. Conceit

E103. What the e- stands for, online

E104. ”Final” start?

E105. Anti-child-abuse org.

E106. Star in a text

E107. What the E stands for, in some grades

E108. Gun for a Tommy

E109. What the E stands for, in phone signals

E110. Body parts in combination improving on the sum of such parts

E111. ”My rival’s vision for our nation will horrify you,” e.g.

E112. DUI-fighting gp.

E113. Calgary prov.

E117. Author Hentoff

E119. ER cases

E121. Thrice, in musical notation

E123. Manannan’s dad

E125. Extremity

E127. Magazine edition (abbr.)

E130. Form-forming org.

E133. Rebecca’s firstborn

E136. Long accounts

E139. Queue past Q

E142. ”Hopefully…”

E145. Bygone telecom co.

E160. ”Oops!” and then some

E168. Contestants in a war of words?

E169. Go from bold to timid, slow-thinking to quick, or radical to nonpartisan, say

E170. Alfalfa, e.g.

E171. Q: I’m standing upright if I’m not simply grand, but just sit on a stool and I’ll sing in your hands. What am I? A. ___

E172. Sudden downpour

E173. ”Lord, ___?” (Last Supper question)

E174. City name with lace or cream

E175. Sofia is its capital

E176. Brag about

E177. Showing affection across the waters

E178. Borderline

E179. Dent or ding

E180. NFL all-star attractions

E181. Locale of 1990s fighting

E182. Was using as clothing

E183. Warrior god to Vikings

E184. Court amorously

E185. Macavity’s 2019 actor

E186. Unsophisticated type

E187. Bag checkers at EWR

E188. Dives into a project, say

E189. Locking up

E190. Unmoved

E191. Having two good options, say

E192. Add drop by drop

E193. Equitable offering

E194. Rickman and King

E195. ”That’s a nope from me, ___”

E196. Gonzo’s gal (not that I’m judging)

E197. Story about storytelling under duress

E198. Gin’s partner

E199. Lancaster’s “Atlantic City” co-star

E200. Will have to face

E201. Sends after

E202. Somalian supermodel

E203. Work wk. start

E204. With a bonus 50%

E205. Sarcophagi

E206. ___ as a box of frogs: FURIOUS

E207. Child’s span at a piano, perhaps

E208. Track’s managing org.

E209. Moralist’s comment

E210. Crack in the crust

E211. ”Wishing won’t make ___”

E212. ___ sister

E213. I as in Iris?

E214. ”Spring the trap!”

E215. ”That’s a swell idea!”

E216. Who can talk about “Lupus in fabula” and “Barba non facit philosophum”

E217. Thing to start with or go out with

E218. Math study

E219. ”Old pal” of song

E220. Hikikomori, nonconformist

E221. Just a skosh

E222. Charismatic glows

E223. Health class subjs.

E224. Ending the relationship

E225. Most Moroccans

E226. ___ avail

E227. Cold-weather housing

E228. ”That said,” on a Discord

E229. ”That’s a snap”

E230. Mount Katahdin, Cold Mountain, Brasstown Bald, and many additional highlands

E231. Motorway user

E232. Snail or slug

E233. Letters after DVD

E234. Woodworker’s device, informally

E235. B and O, for presidents #43 and #44?

E236. Wholly

E237. Last Call with Carson ___

E238. Fish servings

E239. Hair care brand since 1931

E240. ”I abandon it ___ you” (abdication)

E242. Panay population

E243. Sports-card company

E244. Roundabouts

E245. What mortgaging may call for

E246. ”With ___ luck…”

E247. Sox and Twins DH

E248. Long-legged wader

E249. Creator of Sky Masterson

E250. Sculptor or cartoonist

E251. Affirmation from a Rudyard Kipling book

E253. Fictional pair from Carroll

E254. Key partner?

E255. Jewish ceremonial

E256. ”I’unno”

E277. Gov’t bookkeepers

E282. Fails to share

E285. Univ. group

E287. Kinda a little bit

E289. Hero of an old Scottish ballad

E292. Tube knob (abbr.)

E293. Church day following candy-giveout night

E295. US restaurant chain, familiarly

E297. Famous Spinoza

E299. What a catcher puts down

E301. Overextend, timewise

E304. Hamilton antagonist by Act II

E305. In your right mind

E306. Smartphone ancestors (abbr.)

E309. Prophet’s namesakes

E311. Vanishing

E312. Butch

E313. Japanese comics

E315. Bug in a family that “prays”?

E318. Continent

E319. Future Jr.

E321. Coolidge with two Grammys

E324. Outer layer of grain

E325. Suffix with Meso- or Paleo-

E329. Rocket’s species (but don’t tell him that)

E334. Mob bosses

E335. It Happened One Night director

E336. Least part

E338. Rotators under the hood

E339. Do great, slangily

E340. Taxpaying identity for an LLC

E341. Grant and Reed

E342. Area area?

E343. Bit of dental work

E344. ”Yayyyyy.”</sarcasm>

E345. Used to live

E346. Words for “cow” in “Old MacDonald”

E348. Mightily, archaically

E349. ”Run ___” (Bobby Vee)

E350. Trust follower

E351. Hosp. test in a large tube

E353. Autonomous communicators online

E358. Old Sienese currency

E359. Many PCs ran on it

E360. European capital

E361. High bond ratings

E362. Party bowlful

E363. Snuggling pet

E364. ”That’s funny…ditto!”

E365. Force into service

E366. Images, online

E367. Habits or armors

E368. Not ___ (far from optimal)

E369. Down for the count

E370. Yul’s Solomon and Sheba costar

E371. What’s worn on top of cassocks

E372. ”That’s my story ___ sticking to it!”

E373. Martin and Flintstone

E374. Stops squeaking

E375. With only Sunday off

E380. Advisor for Scorpios and Libras

E381. From Girls to Grrrlz author Robbins

E382. III?

E383. ”___ of charity is too small”

E384. Biologically, some are trans

E385. Word with over and out

E386. Type of molding

E387. Instrument with a flared bell

E388. Reactor-fuel containers

E389. Long fights

E390. ___ the bill (pays)

E391. Worst cars in history

E392. Refueling area

E393. Libel or slander

E394. ”Look at this prior to posting” links

E395. Healing suffix

E396. Sticks novocain into

E397. 1990s gizmos that don’t do Windows

E398. Grabs the tab

E399. Keels over

E400. Left in the dust

E402. Gets up

E403. The NBA and NCAA

E405. STL player, e.g.

E406. ”Could be better”

E407. ”___ Fide”

E408. ”Pit-___” (pulsing sound)

E413. Less than small

E415. War cry

E418. Subvert

E422. ”Take a Chance on Me” group

E428. ”Stuck with U” vocalist, familiarly

E429. Hulu rival until 2020

E430. Jazz chords

E431. Took ___ to: got fond of

E432. Compound

E435. Members of a branch of Islam

E436. Plumber’s installation

E437. Cold and rigid

E438. Pie containers

E439. Closes, as a fly

E440. Provides companionship for a bit

E441. Option for wings

E442. Luminous glow

E443. Needle-sticks

E444. Surfer’s need

E445. Purple shade

E446. 1803 Union admission

E447. ”Thanks ___!” /s

E448. ”Men” lacking maturity

E449. The Box Tops’ “She ___ Hole in My Soul”

E450. Warmongers

E451. Daughter of Chaos

E452. Structures for troops

E453. Schemer of tragedy

E457. ___ an independent

E458. Alone, to Caesar

E459. Disdain

E460. Gallop, trot, or canter

E461. Scow or scull

E462. Crush, as a skull

E463. Impersonate

E464. Pen dwellers

E465. Grenade tosses

E466. Robert ___ Stevenson

E467. Metro ending

E468. Doubting God (or is that “god”?)

E469. Dietary protein unit

E470. Football’s Collinsworth

E471. Blog write-ups

E472. Kind of truth said by its “sayer”

E473. Mexicali mothers, often (abbr.)

E474. ”Common” complaints

E475. Objet d’art

E477. Serpent vet’s meds

E479. Eastern music

E480. Word with basin or wave

E481. Pound-bound hound, say

E482. Word in a Tom Swifty

E483. Kookootown bananapants

E484. Fee for Fifi

E485. Bits of baby talk

E486. Philippine knife

E488. Little blow-ups

E489. Not a raise, but not nothing, either

E490. Visually attention-grabbing

E491. ___ fixe (table d’hote)

E492. Music and painting

E493. Strip once about a blonde teen (she’s now in college)

E494. Keeled vessels

E495. Korean imports

E496. Mythical king with a monstrous son

E497. Hindu god who rides a bull named Nandi

E499. Of the Moslem faith

E501. Signing quickly with a biro

E502. Mathy holiday on March 14

E503. Long holiday

E504. ”Oh, foo!”

E505. ”___ Nox” (Mozart’s “good night” composition)

E506. Spanish wines

E507. Claimed, in a way

E508. D&D, et al.

E509. Common rodents

E510. Worst part of mailing, to many

E511. Native of Israel

E512. Not sleek, as a German 1980s car

E514. Very best

E515. Plot part prior to climax

E516. Astonishing sight as Jurassic Park gets going

E517. King’s target

E518. Looker, in old, probably un-PC slang

E519. Haunted castle sound

E523. Dig ___ for: try to trap

E524. Green man?

E525. Common 1600s quatrain

E526. ”Splash Zone” seats at SeaWorld

E527. Unspoilt upland

E528. Make cutting remarks about

E529. Like “poultry in motion”

E530. Run the show

E531. It’ll last for weeks

E532. Highly competitive sorts, in a metaphor

E533. Kind of writing with a singular that is its own plural

E534. Build, as a crossword

E535. Rather close

E536. Low garden grower

E537. Flat lead-in?

E538. Enter your info to some system

E539. Get on the bottom?

E540. Small bays

E541. Caramel candies

E542. Pattern for a kilt

E543. British island south of Sicily

E544. Polish dumpling

E545. Big Dipper neighbor

E546. Old sailor of classic lit

E548. Name on a bottle of Re-Nutriv

E549. White-collar workbenches

E552. ___ Carta

E553. Dialects or whiny complaints

E554. Place to play croquet

E555. Surly mood

E556. Like basset ears

E557. Basketball, slangily

E558. ”Crucify” musician Amos

E559. Kid Rock’s “All Summer ___”

E560. Bagel’s shape

E561. Musically frantic

E562. John known for mobility

E563. Sometime cat dish

E564. Mayor’s domain

E565. ___ 182

E566. Oriental legumes (var.)

E567. Landlocked land’s lack

E568. Deceive like Milli Vanilli did

E569. ABC or NBC promos

E570. ___ apso (Tibetan dog)

E571. Trespassing field

E575. Unctuous behavior

E576. Certain IRAs

E577. Ponied up

E578. Kind of arch in circulatory anatomy

E579. Jefferson or Edison

E580. Chicago-based columnist Mike

E581. Sennett of slapstick

E582. Big client of Lockheed Martin

E583. Use, as one’s savings

E584. No Doubt’s “Just ___”

E585. ”___ Master’s Voice”

E587. Brit’s slammer

E588. ”Alas and ___!”

E589. Forest of WWII massacre

E590. Toilet kit item

E591. Island west of Maui

E592. Pupation graduate

E594. Poses, perhaps

E595. Words before stake or risk

E596. Sounds made by hard landings

E597. Chips choice

E598. HP brand for repro tech

E601. Risking a lot, as on black

E602. Received high marks

E603. Anytown, USA street

E604. Pub board

E605. Relies on

E606. Note that sounds like good advice

E607. Cereal additive

E608. Attention getter on an IM

E609. Staff assistant

E610. Moving part in a gizmo

E611. Lyricist Kahn

E612. ”…___ of thee”

E613. Alluvium

E614. Friday’s introduction

E615. Condescend

E616. Whatchamacallit

E618. To last

E619. Friar friend of Robin Hood

E623. Subaquatic hazards far, far down

E624. What can be shady and colorful

E625. Old musicals and King Kong, apropos of production

E626. Incitement

E627. Part of Boston patois

E628. It passes over the heart

E629. Connects with

E630. Pulls, as a bell rope

E631. Ceramist’s ___ glaze

E632. Canine’s neighbor

E633. Montego Bay locale

E634. Like Scotty’s warp, for short

E635. Dresses cheaply

E636. ”I’m ___ for words”

E637. Youngstowners, e.g.

E638. Rather pale

E639. Land that’s now Iraq

E640. Blast of a trumpet

E641. Fragrant flower

E644. Switchboard connection

E645. Corporation tracking shows’ popularity

E646. Third afterthought, in a ltr.

E647. ___ rock (genre for Yes)

E649. Gifts from higher echelons

E651. Invalid, or anybody in 2020

E653. Partially

E658. Is ____: will go along

E661. Improved, to Yves

E666. Product pitched by Bob Dole

E670. Typewriter noise

E671. O.J. Simpson was in it

E672. Number on a sundial

E673. ”You’re better ___ am at this”

E674. Spicy bowlful

E675. Birdsong

E676. California clam

E677. Get by without much effort

E678. Public tumults

E679. Lawyers’ employers

E680. ”That’s rough!”

E681. Where distance between particles is large

E682. Oil-rich Afr. country

E683. Word on a light bulb

E684. Into bits

E685. ”That is ___ of you”

E686. Public transport in Atlanta

E687. Hindi for “palace”

E688. Old war cry

E689. With a wink, say

E690. Words with “mother” or “brother”

E691. God of writing with an ibis’ skull

E694. Appliances for baking

E695. ”Yes, I already know her”

E697. South of Spain?

E698. Bloods’ rivals

E699. Louis Vuitton products

E700. Nanki-poo words

E702. RSVP part

E703. Watershed year for the Baby Boom

E704. Stuff in a sack

E705. Pay, as a bill

E706. Coll. hoops contests

E708. Far from grainy

E709. Happens, at the hacienda

E710. ”Look ___!” (Paul Rudd saying)

E711. Collette of Wanderlust

E712. Guy, gal, or nonbinary pal who bought World of Warcraft two months ago

E713. USSR, endonymically

E715. Near and far, e.g. (abbr.)

E716. Med. nation

E717. Holdings of a sort (abbr.)

E718. Half a tot’s train?

E719. Hazzard Boss who’s a big pig (how apropos)

E721. Finish up

E722. Changes in gross domestic product

E723. B.E.Q., e.g. (abbr.)

E724. Kick out

E725. Embassy workers

E726. NFL pauses

E728. Most popular TV show of 2002-2005

E729. ”That’s ___ quit!”

E731. Rabbit run

E732. Vitamin ag’cy.

E734. Island off the mainland

E735. Diploma receivers (abbr.)

E737. Tampa Bay NFLer

E739. ___ gallop

E740. Book before Joel (abbr.)

E741. Linguist’s acad. group

E742. Pat and Pete, among others

E744. Rebuffs

E745. Buyer’s need (abbr.)

E748. Fencing thrust

E750. Punic War city

E751. Corp. recruits, often

E752. ”Thank you for allowing my group through”

E768. Tremble from the cold

E769. Sports commentator close to Muhammad Ali

E771. Freakin’ town

E772. ”You ___ out?”

E773. Celebratory drinks

E775. Military thumbs-ups

E776. Miss Saigon star Lea

E796. Woodworking supply

E797. Canned fare since 1937

E798. For filming, ___ spot of blush on your highlights

E799. Month in Milan

E802. Walk-coals link

E803. Some men of the familia

E804. Outbursts from baby

E805. Bluish-gray

E806. Bebe who sings “I’m Good” and “F.F.F.”

E807. ”In my opinion…”

E808. Sanitation employee

E809. Coiled dos

E810. Prior to any point that, in classical plays

E811. Was destructive

E812. Tom Mix’s first horse

E813. One who is nodding

E814. iPhone’s “thought process”

E815. Healthyish cookies

E816. Closes tight

E817. Like a bow

E818. Prayer figure

E819. Half a hit song from Rain Man

E820. Admire to excess

E821. Rhyming notation in humorous short works

E822. Dance move

E823. Made of a cereal grass

E824. How you must win in badminton

E825. Microscopic blobs

E826. Fermenting agent

E827. ”I can’t say too many good things about this guy!”

E828. Plains Sioux (but not Kiowa)

E829. ”y? just…y?”

E830. Big foot’s mark in retail

E831. ”Are ___ product of our environment?”

E832. Gibr., for one

E833. Land unit

E834. Monotonous task

E835. City on the Firth of Tay

E836. Ask for again, as permission

E837. Rock’s Sigur ___

E838. Word on a price tag

E839. Actor Cassidy

E840. Warthog in The Lion King

E841. Intended for instruction

E842. Yucatan “yo”

E843. Road abbr. that also says “I trust you” in textspeak

E844. ”No, thanks, I’m on ___”

E845. Blair and Jo’s gossipy companion

E846. Arboreal rodents

E847. Where to watch jousts

E848. Catch-all term

E849. It airs Newsround, casually (with “The”)

E850. Off one’s plate, perhaps

E851. Former 10-mark coins

E852. Legendary diamond

E853. ___-Magnon Woman

E854. eBay trait

E855. It’s under the Host

E856. Yiddish author Aleichem

E857. TV royalty prior to 2020, who lost that status quickly

E858. Quick study in his adulthood

E859. ”Turn to Stone” rock gp.

E860. Camera varieties, for short

E861. Clark Kent-like

E862. Hatched dastardly plots

E863. What’s shaking in music? (Or: happy patrons of a play)

E864. ”___ rather have a buffalo”

E865. ”That’s all ___”

E866. Hedin et al.

E867. Chihuahua’s home

E868. Arbiters

E869. It’s always in Shakespeare

E870. Stone or Flintstone

E871. Bring together, in Berlin

E872. Order from above

E873. Part of NCAA (abbr.)

E874. Letters of invitation?

E875. Opposite of avant

E876. Heart of an analog clock

E877. Prove not guilty

E878. Sound of a fizzling firecracker

E879. Iroquois enemies

E880. Takes up again

E881. Part of a pie chart

E882. Second-time claimant

E883. Clothing with a rhino logo

E884. Tureen filler

E887. Dachshunds and hounds

E888. Millions or billions, with “a”

E908. Hang around unseen

E909. Played the bells

E912. On the canvas

E914. Theatrical trappings

E916. First subway line in NYC

E918. Obama Administration’s Duncan

E920. Woolly mammal

E925. Brand name at picnics

E928. Corporations authorizing adaptations, say

E929. Those, Mexican-style

E930. One way to buy at a discount

E931. Biblical “you”

E932. Scaly anteaters

E933. Babushka

E936. Film with full exposure?

E938. Nutritional inits.

E940. Door hardware

E941. Liquid scraps of carrots, onions, and mushrooms, say

E943. [Blecch!]

E946. Soda ___: fountain worker

E948. Beachball balancer at a circus

E950. Red Square store

E952. Star’s mailbox stuffers

E959. Mail room sights

E960. Southern specialty

E961. Top-grossing film of 1989

E965. Slang for agent (though they often take 15, these days)

E967. ”What’s an ___ fav kind of music?” “Wrap” (groan)

E968. Savant’s acquisition

E969. Abrupt kicks following taps

E971. Biscotti flavoring

E973. Post-tune-up rumbles

E975. Traitorous bands who don’t do much until activation

E977. Unwritten rulebook

E978. Bailiwicks

E980. Roundup animal

E982. Halts or pauses

E984. Likely vote from Russia in the UN

E986. ZZ Top song

E988. Filmmaking Nicolas of Don’t Look Now and Walkabout

E989. Oculus Rifts and such

E990. Endless, to a poet

E993. Lengths of .001 inch

E994. Uzis, e.g.

E995. Impassivity

E997. Like a simple vest

E999. Disappearing slang for “phone”

E1000. Antipasto ingredient

E1002. Eye exam

E1004. Conclusion of a saying about bad friends

E1005. Spay

E1007. Jose of MLB

E1009. Japanese rolls

E1012. Skip dinner, say

E1014. The Crucible setting

E1016. TV drama length, usu.

E1018. A, as in A-Rod

E1020. It flutters in a pit

E1022. Stud declaration

E1023. Baddie’s look

E1024. Important labor that isn’t always treated as such

E1026. Mineo namesakes

E1027. ”I’m not up for that”

E1029. Kramden laugh

E1030. Small goat

E1031. Urban II, originally and palindromically

E1032. Portrayer of one of the A-Team (often confused with his character)

E1033. Suffix with cloth

E1034. Avoid, in a way

E1035. Ending with kitchen or din

E1037. Like some mi.

E1038. Pollutants now unlawful

E1039. ”Hollywood Blacklist” org.

E1040. Brain-analysis acronym

E1041. Famous Swiss physics lab

E1042. Spray, oil, and facial product chain

E1043. Flocks of pheasants (or statement of agreeing that at first sounds like not agreeing)

E1046. Impressionist Edgar

E1048. Head wrap (var.)

E1050. Rococo, for one

E1052. The Balearics, por ejemplo

E1054. Where brain surgeons work?

E1056. C sharp

E1058. Blood of Olympians

E1060. Math amts.

E1061. Indians

E1063. Sort of NDA from MPs to journalists

E1065. CD-___ (storage devices)

E1066. Spanking spot

E1068. Rachmaninoff of composition

E1070. Spam-cloud, e.g.

E1074. Pelion’s burden?

E1075. Kicked out of competition, for short

E1076. Belgrade natives, once

E1077. ”Fiddler” meddler

E1079. What bran provides, to Brits

E1081. Highly draftable people

E1083. ”___ all right with you…”

E1085. Participant in a lively dance

E1087. Like back pay, briefly

E1088. Ole, rah, banzai

E1091. Sisters star Ward

E1094. Cinematic ”Sisterhood”

E1095. Dean of Lois and Clark

E1096. Alan who was born Alphonso D’Abruzzo

E1097. The ___ of Pompeii

E1099. It was thrown in Olympics of old

E1102. Freq. paths

E1103. Worry during scuba activity

E1108. ___ Crush (“You Know I Can” girl group)

E1110. Act romantic (with)

E1112. Spanish city famous to vintologists

E1114. Rivulet

E1115. Less shiny

E1118. Ford of autos

E1120. Court equipment

E1122. ”I’m doing FANTASTIC!”

E1126. Voight and Bon Jovi

E1127. Loathing

E1129. Tech school on the Hudson Riv.

E1130. Share what’s on your mind

E1131. Apr.’s season

E1133. Personal conclusion?

E1134. Vet’s clients

E1135. Cut with light

E1138. BoSox rivals

E1140. Stop moving ahead in life

E1142. Not schooled in

E1145. Musket missile

E1147. Countesses’ husbands

E1149. ”Thank you, Yves!”

E1151. Caesar’s 1650

E1153. Nothings in “football”

E1156. Covers lightly

E1157. Small DNA units

E1158. Slight coloration

E1159. Boo-Boo’s buddy

E1160. Cons’ partners?

E1161. Signs of Rialto success

E1162. They’re cooped up?

E1164. More than casual

E1169. Diamond traders

E1171. Specifics, in slang

E1173. Artist who sang in Hawaii

E1175. Subject to a pantsing

E1177. Sulu, e.g. (abbr.)

E1179. Kind of turnaround victory

E1181. Cosmo article topics

E1183. ___ tumor: kids’ blastoma doctors can usually fix

E1185. Caption indicating the passage of an insignificant amount of time

E1189. Graceful luau dance

E1190. Oscar’s beautiful Gray

E1191. Column with a simple capital

E1193. Discography listings

E1194. Scottish broth

E1195. Brand New genre

E1196. Greek consonants

E1197. It may be going or lending

E1198. Nature of being

E1199. Norse force

E1200. Cry of passion

E1201. ”Bart” for “brat” or “Lisa” for “sail” (abbr.)

E1202. Inspiring satisfactory financial trust

E1205. Gibbon alias

E1207. Pont Royal spans it

E1209. Of a stone pillar

E1211. Fasten anew

E1213. Palestinian president Mahmoud

E1215. Resistant sort

E1217. ”Totes awesome”

E1219. Ray Milland’s birthplace in Wales

E1221. Affectedly whimsical

E1223. Crab genus

E1224. ”Abolish Capitalism Now” orators, probably

E1225. Raful and Kenny of the blues

E1226. Way of braking in skating that kicks up “snow”

E1229. Yemenis’ neighbors

E1230. Access AOL, say

E1233. Gossip’s start

E1238. ”18 Till ___” (Bryan Adams song)

E1239. Multitalented Minnelli

E1240. Disunify

E1242. Day with two-thirds of a month still to go

E1244. Distribution curves

E1246. Pave over, as a driveway

E1248. Light, in Limburg

E1249. Corolla alternative

E1251. Poetic hymn

E1252. Get the word out?

E1254. Newton-meter fractions

E1256. Feline, en français

E1257. Barracks night sound

E1258. Shoe with lots of holes

E1259. Porcine protest

E1260. Fresh scents

E1261. Offering repairs

E1263. Anne McCaffrey’s dragon land

E1264. Vermont destination

E1265. Cutting lines

E1267. Diner’s breakfast offerings

E1273. After-lunch breaks

E1275. Cowardly Lion’s actor, 1939

E1277. Longest-running network TV show

E1279. Legally prohibit

E1282. Pitch another horseshoe

E1285. Snapshotting command

E1289. Prefix with saccharides

E1290. Cry before a battle

E1291. Appearing emaciated

E1292. Prepare (for)

E1293. Actor and stand-up comic Patton

E1294. MLB scorecard entry

E1297. Sealy alternatives

E1299. Half of an infamous bowling split

E1300. ”Otherwise, you’ll be sorry!”

E1301. ___ Zakaria GPS

E1303. Bordeaux basking times

E1304. Sweet 16, e.g.

E1306. Foot garb worn by Taylor Swift

E1308. Word after “yes” or “no”

E1310. Nicki who sings “Tukoh Taka” and “Tusa”

E1312. Some plums

E1314. Ruth nickname

E1316. Ethnomusicologist Alan

E1318. Burn hours with socially

E1320. Mosey about

E1323. Perceives

E1324. Rubbish

E1325. ”I can’t distinguish…it’s all ___”

E1326. 2014 Super Bowl performer

E1327. Account used for charity?

E1328. Astronomical or geological change

E1329. Children’s-song refrain

E1330. Futurama captain

E1331. Bring laughs

E1333. Toss about

E1335. In favor of, to Jed Clampett

E1337. Sets with LCD screens

E1340. Wall Street Journal visual

E1342. Go gadding about

E1344. Esteban’s earth

E1346. Setting for Verdi’s Simon Boccanegra

E1348. German botanist Leonhard

E1350. Prosecutor Geoffrey

E1352. Some sets

E1354. 2007 Mascot Hall of Fame inductee

E1356. Ministrations for lymphoma, for short

E1358. Gain an advantage

E1359. Jail show starring Taylor Schilling and Uzo Aduba

E1360. Activists who want food that’s promoting vigor…for our world

E1361. Dries, as with a paper towel

E1364. 1040 data points

E1366. Appealing to spend the night with

E1368. Plow pullers

E1369. Burning sticks thrown in old cartoons

E1370. It doesn’t have a butt

E1371. Jumping jack count

E1373. Roth offerings

E1375. Eye woe

E1377. Renege, slangily, with “out”

E1379. Survived

E1381. Hungary’s most famous composer

E1383. Acted the farrier

E1384. Why...you, dear reader of this clue

E1386. Liquefies plastic, say

E1388. High Road album artist

E1390. Not yet paid

E1391. Cuban cigars

E1392. You know what gets my goat?

E1393. Aberdonians and Glaswegians

E1394. The good earth

E1397. Miss, say

E1399. ”What is the world coming to?”

E1401. It follows ka in the Spanish alphabet

E1403. ActionAid or Tzu Chi Foundation

E1404. Vin classification

E1405. Paradoxically, poetically

E1406. Kind of time (abbr.)

E1408. ”Aah” go-with

E1410. ”I am ___ man” (Sitting Bull)

E1412. Lamented loudly

E1414. Arabic signs with “t” pronunciation

E1417. Tailor, e.g.

E1419. Smells so bad

E1421. Ringo with the beat

E1422. Banquet figure

E1423. Wearing one’s birthday suit

E1425. Military detachment in the back

E1426. Mental picture

E1427. Fast “birds” of old

E1428. Hit with your palm, as someone’s back

E1429. Dolphins got him to land from a piratical kidnapping

E1430. Up from Paris?

E1441. Change of scenery, briefly

E1443. Drug giant

E1445. What Pat Sajak will spot you in final rounds

E1447. ”Know what I’m sayin’?”

E1449. Latin “stars”

E1451. Pacific coast for both Russia and Alaska

E1453. Speaks in Burmese?

E1458. Chicken litter?

E1459. They hang out together

E1470. Dune author

E1472. ”___ unto those who pray and…”

E1473. Climax of many prison films

E1475. ”Looziana” resident

E1477. Grab ___ of: grip in a hug

E1479. Central Asian wild ass

E1481. Gets ready, for short

E1483. Martial arts schools

E1487. Fast round of activity

E1488. Cows’ chaws

E1490. Glassy volcanic rock

E1492. Actor Grammer

E1495. Limestone formation

E1497. Highway divide

E1499. Howard who blows up his own housing project, in an Ayn Rand work

E1500. Fire-starting need

E1502. Abraham’s father

E1504. Had to, or thought so, anyway

E1508. Ferret’s cousin

E1509. Toni Braxton, vocally

E1510. Presidential monogram

E1511. City in Michigan

E1512. The Pres., to the USAF

E1513. Syst. to allow subscription to farming

E1514. Hinged sunglass attachments

E1515. Loud orange ninja of comics and cartoons

E1516. Start of an incantation that ranks a royal’s looks

E1517. ___ above the rest

E1518. In a rigid trance

E1519. U.S. woman with origins in Mexico City, say

E1520. Nicaraguan group

E1521. She’s all the rage

E1522. Pronoun, country style.

E1523. ”You tell her ___ will”

E1524. Bathroom visits and food buys, on a trip

E1525. How things are seen

E1526. Ferret, e.g.

E1527. Boarded a bus

E1528. Strands overhead?

E1529. Mornings (abbr.)

E1530. Supersize statues

E1531. No facility for musical pitch

E1532. It adorns a church’s main platform

E1533. Us, in Ushant

E1534. Shrewdly tactful

E1535. Tripping

E1536. Alcoholic beverages

E1537. S ___ (kind of bank)

E1538. Today, hashtag for a gym rat; in 1900, assistant in tall buildings

E1539. In an instant

E1540. Restroom wall, often

E1541. Cuba and Aruba (abbr.)

E1542. Famous political cartoonist Thomas

E1543. Needley green veg

E1544. Shouts of victory

E1545. Uses as a crash pad

E1546. Rights fights org.

E1547. Winter purchase

E1548. Looking up

E1549. It’s often dismissed

E1550. Dish offering

E1552. Union station?

E1554. Strut one’s stuff

E1556. Trattoria preparations

E1559. British society magazine

E1561. Dig Dug dot

E1563. Outback call

E1566. So, so tiny

E1567. Dipsomaniac

E1568. Kleptocracy’s defining trait

E1569. NC-17 or XXX

E1580. Jones of song or ninja-fighting

E1581. Big, heavy books

E1583. Hand drums

E1585. Blank looks

E1587. Get it on with, to a yenta

E1589. Renter

E1591. Automaton of Hebrew lore

E1594. Cows and sows, e.g.

E1595. Out of shape

E1596. Counselor of the Enterprise

E1597. Lion-woman child of Ra and Isis

E1598. 9-3 auto maker

E1601. Pretending to be

E1603. Where the lava-lava is worn

E1605. Ermines in brown coats

E1607. It supports quick-dry in buildings

E1611. Toy dogs

E1613. Imitate, amusingly

E1614. Ad words

E1616. ”What a disaster!”

E1618. Chipped in? (var.)

E1620. Pilot’s number

E1622. Padawan, e.g.

E1623. Draws nigh

E1624. One who gets kicks from kicks?

E1627. Motivations

E1628. Sorts at an org chart’s bottom

E1629. Swordsman in a famous trio

E1630. Casino game, informally

E1631. Rumor about many a good film

E1633. Stupid guys

E1635. However briefly?

E1637. Isn’t infallible

E1639. Short-haired cats (makes sense, since cats think they’re royal)

E1642. Revealing, as a dress

E1644. Alpine singing

E1645. Last warning prior to jail for many

E1647. Eyed wolfishly

E1651. Voting against

E1652. Saucy sort

E1653. Rosy oil

E1654. Fuel-efficient Toyota

E1656. Thinks anxiously

E1657. Object, in slang

E1659. Branded pumps

E1663. Mobutu Sese ___

E1665. Salmon Fishing in the ___ (2011 Emily Blunt film)

E1667. Daily TV show with gossip about stars

E1669. Vineyard

E1672. Scandalabra playwright with a famous author husband

E1674. Get set to drive

E1675. Bargain hunters’ lures

E1677. Piratic grunt

E1678. Stork relative

E1679. The Laws of Our Fathers author Scott

E1680. Short breaths

E1681. Astringent in red wine

E1682. Tasting like scallions

E1683. ”___ this King of glory?”

E1684. Juicer’s kind of rage

E1685. ”Calvin has ADHD” or “Captain America is gay for Bucky”

E1686. Chuckwalla and others

E1687. Substandard

E1688. The ___ luxury

E1690. Pearl of LPGA

E1692. Ruffles

E1694. Simpsons’ ___-Mart

E1696. Saudi neighbor

E1698. Diplomats, e.g.

E1700. Skin-ny base word

E1703. Snapped

E1705. Santa ___ (California winds)

E1708. Pugilist’s weapons

E1711. Islamic group

E1716. Like wine country

E1717. ”___ picnic” (“Having a rough day, actually”)

E1718. European boundary

E1719. Range dwelling, once

E1721. Opposite of perfect pitch

E1723. Clockmaker Thomas and football’s Joyner

E1725. Sneering

E1727. Incapable of blocking or dodging

E1729. Capitol Hill staff

E1731. Flu-ish symptoms from a virus that wants it hot

E1733. Twitter follower, informally

E1735. Human rights attorney Clooney

E1736. ”Why don’t we?!”

E1737. ___ fool: opt to look dumb

E1738. Beginning course, often

E1739. Pasta served with peanuts

E1741. Showy wraps

E1742. ”... but it’s up to you”

E1743. New Testament gift

E1744. Unfair to, as an evaluator

E1745. He hosted 11 Olympics

E1746. Old school ladies

E1747. Scottish child

E1748. Spoils of war

E1749. Two words before “note” while segueing

E1750. Jaunty “Okay!”

E1752. Tool for striking out

E1754. Place that might have pools and courts, familiarly

E1756. Aspartame, for one

E1758. Big birds (and not the alcoholic drinks)

E1760. Scrabble or Mah Jongg pieces

E1762. It assigns flights to Stockholm

E1764. ”Look! An airship coming to lift us off this island!”

E1768. French novelist

E1769. Looking in need of a better diet

E1770. ___ for Pyros (Woodstock ‘94 band)

E1771. Mackinaws and Prince Alberts

E1772. Living units

E1773. Cantaloupe and zucchini

E1774. Perfume bottles

E1775. Guitarist who sang about not driving 55

E1776. Without cracking a smile, say

E1777. Filling up

E1778. Tuning ___

E1780. Ground corn flours

E1782. Make another effort

E1784. Ties to a stake

E1786. Pick up the tab for

E1788. Adds and stirs

E1790. Bundestag pronoun

E1792. Cake brand “nobody doesn’t like”

E1796. Say “Arf!”

E1797. Equine strides

E1798. Sports page fodder

E1799. Tropical rays

E1800. Popular wheat-egg-milk dish

E1801. Ernie’s two to Bert’s one

E1802. Pick in a trick

E1803. Irritates

E1804. Dunce-cap-shaped

E1805. Guy’s dates, often

E1807. Duelists’ tools

E1809. It’ll unstrand strands making you you

E1811. Jigsaw puzzle component

E1813. Extras, as they were called in Old Hollywood

E1815. ___-four (low hand)

E1817. ”I ___ idea”

E1819. It lost 25% of its land in 2011

E1821. Embankment

E1822. Hiding up a trunk

E1823. The Capitol ___ (D.C. comedy musicians)

E1826. Schmaltz

E1827. ___ acid

E1828. Granular

E1829. ___ rest (interred)

E1830. Tan slacks

E1831. Some kids

E1832. They beget

E1833. Doesn’t get charged

E1834. Rio rhythms

E1835. Apt papal name

E1838. Proofreading pros, for short

E1839. Logos (abbr.)

E1841. Science guy Bill

E1843. Anatomical foot

E1845. Usually dir. of wind off the US East Coast

E1848. Super ___: game console

E1852. Snow blower brand

E1853. Word of contrition

E1854. Sawbucks and Hamiltons

E1855. Nook partner

E1856. Shamrock Day

E1857. Utilizes a spatula

E1858. JFK, LAX, or ORD

E1859. Basketful at dinner

E1860. 1970s Yankee catcher

E1861. Reach the beach

E1862. Yam topping

E1872. Name of five popes

E1873. Who throws the first punch

E1874. Establishes as most important

E1875. Govt. fact-finding mission

E1877. Enriches, as a roast

E1878. Willy or Biff in a classic play about working-man fantasy

E1879. Sign of a truck moving off-road fast

E1880. Swirly snack similar to a Ho-Ho

E1881. Creamy blobs

E1882. Songlist to get the club jumping

E1883. Painful reminders

E1884. Water detectors

E1885. Literary estate

E1887. Word around town

E1888. Hardwick of Power

E1889. Carlo behind Doctor Zhivago

E1890. Infamous king of the Bible

E1891. Football-like

E1892. Crowds without much in common

E1893. Suss out that optical illusion

E1894. Some Ford autos, briefly

E1895. Topsy-___

E1896. Black and Carpenter

E1897. Casanovas

E1898. Overwhelms with laughter

E1899. French fashion house, initially

E1901. Post-tonsillectomy treat

E1904. Senorita’s cloak

E1905. Proposal of “A Modest Proposal”

E1906. ”That’s assuming a lot”

E1907. Firing-range weapon

E1908. Big Russian lake (it dwarfed the Aral Sea even in the 1960s)

E1909. Excoriates

E1910. Baby’s first or second word, often

E1912. Arrange a time for

E1913. Frisco public transport syst.

E1914. The Indian Church painter Emily

E1917. Says “uncle”

E1918. Beloved family

E1919. It got extra RAM onto your old-school laptop

E1921. Something that may be loaded

E1923. It grinds out rich-tasting java

E1925. Rom. neighbor to the south

E1927. Flora and fauna

E1928. Play around as if one has much time

E1929. Levy on fuel for a Chevy

E1930. Lastingly numbing

E1931. ”The best laid ___ of…”

E1932. Part of an egg

E1933. Riot-control weapon

E1934. Making out (or more) without committing

E1935. Appearance of courage

E1936. North by Northwest star

E1938. Happy Days actor Scott

E1939. Ward off

E1940. Cape ___ Islands

E1941. Mother of Dionysus

E1942. Blots on the landscape

E1944. America’s Got Talent star Clair who sings “Too Young” and “Morning Star”

E1945. Shakur with “Baby Don’t Cry” and “Hail Mary”

E1946. Not getting by the censors

E1947. Had a go at finding, as a virus or drug

E1948. Overly harsh

E1949. Work as a unit

E1950. Really takes off

E1951. ”Be right there”

E1952. Branch of a circuit

E1953. Part of many online profiles

E1954. Some PCs, oddly

E1955. Did touristy stuff

E1956. Try to hit with

E1957. Noted ark-itect

E1958. ___ Canaria, chief city in Las Palmas

E1960. They’re hot in Hanoi

E1961. Try to increase the skill of

E1962. Of a month and a half in spring

E1963. Stops being a widow

E1964. Get on one’s soapbox

E1965. In order that

E1966. ”No man is an island” author John

E1967. Calls for scratching

E1968. Plan of action

E1969. Talkers chew it

E1970. One of Mark Antony’s wives

E1972. Starship’s invisiblizer

E1973. Lively teas

E1974. Yacht lot

E1975. Mop-top haircut’s lack

E1976. Goofs or small hurts

E1977. Words for praising your puppy

E1978. ”What’s more…”

E1979. Vegas fixture

E1980. Interrupts

E1981. Blessedness

E1984. Make keen

E1985. ”One ___, Two to Win,” painting by C.M. Coolidge

E1986. Prod, in old vocabulary

E1987. Adjusts, as cuffs

E1988. Making ___ (raking in bucks)

E1989. El Greco’s Bautismo de ___

E1990. Swarms (with)

E1993. Hummus bread

E1995. Tonally sopranos’ #2s?

E1996. Introduction to an opinion

E1997. Shot-filled toys

E1998. Ones who imitate

E1999. Mr. Fantastic’s antagonist

E2000. With a sickly, yellowish complexion

E2001. Optimistic Obama

E2002. Daman and ___

E2003. Linguistics topic

E2004. Cambodian leader, once

E2006. Var. on this grid’s 2506-Across

E2007. Characters Dutton and Greene of TV

E2008. Sonnet’s finish

E2009. Classified

E2010. ”Coffee ___?”

E2011. Tragedy by Voltaire

E2012. Went slowly

E2016. Home brew

E2017. Time of triumph, briefly

E2018. Join together

E2019. Taxing months?

E2020. ___ acid (HIO3)

E2021. One third of a pencil game

E2022. Dating qualifier

E2023. ”I fix this conflict,” in Latin

E2024. South American rodents

E2025. Succeeded in

E2026. Medicine Nobelist of 1969

E2027. Connectors to umbilici

E2028. Old-timey nickname for a redhead

E2029. Features of leopards

E2030. Gainfully employed

E2031. Moves with stealth

E2032. Insurance “spokeslizard”

E2033. Hispanic

E2034. Noted yuppiemobile

E2035. Car on tour promoting hot dogs

E2036. Staff who might say, “Why don’t you try turning it on and off again?”

E2037. Grants acquittal

E2038. Barton Fink brothers

E2042. Baartman and Paulson

E2047. Hand holder?

E2052. Big name in sci-fi anthologies

E2053. ”…To sit on my throne as the Prince of ___”

E2054. Funny Wright or punishing Jobs

E2055. Pomme ___

E2056. Rose impressively

E2057. Hooverville abodes

E2061. Havana houses

E2062. Pressable switch

E2063. Band with low numbers, in brief

E2065. Outstanding, in old slang

E2066. Paris pronoun for “its”

E2068. Photo ___ (times for publicity shots)

E2070. Spy org. until 1945

E2072. Suffix with malti- and cocka-

E2073. ”kthx___”

E2076. ”Romantic” skunk Pepe that Warner Brothers is trying to bury

E2077. Non-negotiable charge

E2078. Key of Mozart’s 40th symphony

E2079. Oil company sold to Texaco in 1984

E2081. Sunni and Shia, say

E2082. Jurors

E2085. ”Sam’s ___” (1980s political cartoon showing a Washington D.C. priory)

E2086. Jab in a small way

E2087. Risk-managing firm with HQs in Chicago and LA

E2098. Beach features

E2099. Celebrates

E2101. Takes office space, in a way

E2102. Whom the host hosts

E2103. Some cosmetic surgery

E2104. Wrongdoing nobody finds out about

E2106. Sequentially

E2107. Backup group, as eyes to edit

E2108. ”Signs He’s ___ Hurt” (relationship tips)

E2109. ___ Angeles, California

E2110. Celebration

E2111. Fiddler on the Roof concern

E2112. Coconut-sprinkled Girl Scout cookies

E2122. Give open-mnded audience to

E2124. Lacking nothing

E2125. Cultural practices

E2126. 100-year-old fictional cake-mixer

E2127. State wrongly

E2128. Inferno author

E2129. Tart part, perhaps

E2130. Spots for stats-crunching journalists

E2131. Professeur’s concern

E2132. Item of personal power

E2135. Legals and medics who aren’t quite

E2136. Citing works, authors, and publication points

E2137. Sound of Uganda?

E2139. Star Trek II villain

E2140. ___ of Langerhans (pancreatic parts)

E2141. Perceives by touch

E2142. Ringtailed exotic pet

E2143. Actor Guy of Memento

E2144. Survives without help

E2145. Russian food export

E2148. Canadian area (abbr.)

E2149. Madcap

E2150. Propose to pay for

E2151. Toyota hybrids, humorously

E2152. Last Bauhaus director, familiarly

E2153. Do jobs for a captain

E2154. Even out

E2155. About to grow in population, on a lawn

E2156. Hopped-up quaffs?

E2157. Frida Kahlo portrayer Hayek

E2158. Skin product drawn from oat compounds

E2159. ___ dog, famous for his drool

E2160. Crush at World of Warcraft

E2161. Brought to mind

E2162. Puts down a bonus 30%, say

E2163. Pillars of old

E2164. Pet shop favorite

E2165. 2003, 2005, and 2007 AL MVP

E2166. Joint at the top of the femur

E2167. Black who sang “Friday,” “Saturday,” and “Crumbs”

E2168. ”Never ___!”

E2169. One side in a 1980s war

E2170. Diner’s carte

E2171. Aoki of the Champions Tour

E2172. Nightclub VIPs

E2173. It follows Wed.

E2174. ”How about now?”

E2175. Fix’d, as a prop. valuation

E2176. Follow, with “to”

E2177. Big charity contribution, usually

E2178. ___ Book Club (TV personality’s selections)

E2179. While doing the horizontal mambo

E2180. Bids at a racetrack

E2181. Sun. morning talk

E2182. By now

E2183. Lets through

E2184. Wash. setting

E2185. Italian for “dancing girl”

E2186. They’re 50-50

E2187. Out in the open

E2188. Jumping sticks

E2189. Things to lend

E2190. Pleasure, in Paris

E2191. Parts of recliners

E2192. Crossword solver’s ref.

E2193. Approbation

E2194. 1990s’ NBA dynasty

E2195. Coped (with)

E2197. Many ‘N Sync fans, in ‘N Sync’s day

E2198. Ocean formations

E2199. Source of exasperation

E2200. Word showing a kind of low status in A Christmas Carol

E2201. ”Johnny wants a brain” song critiquing our nation

E2202. World War II rallying cry

E2203. Chess opening, strategically

E2204. ”Oh, shoot!”

E2215. Yorkie’s yelps

E2217. Suppress

E2218. Spiked dish?

E2219. Put more in, as film in a camera

E2220. One in with the out-crowd

E2221. Wise old heads

E2222. Part of a SoHo address

E2223. Black-Aegean connector

E2224. A string or a name

E2225. Aggregations of local organisms

E2226. Brood of Gaia and Uranus

E2229. Not around

E2231. In ___ win situation: stymied

E2233. Like some spoons

E2235. Some graveyard flora

E2237. Adds moisture to

E2238. Repairman

E2239. Aunt Dinah’s guest

E2240. Work in government

E2241. Word in a virus causing chicken pox or rash

E2242. Place to buy a Slurpee

E2243. Herb and Rob, alternately nicknamed

E2244. Dad’s lads

E2246. Draw ___ (decide)

E2247. ”Follow my instructions”

E2248. According to firmly narrow analysis, in court

E2250. Gap stack

E2252. Old diagnosis that now includes an “H”

E2254. HBO series, Inside ___

E2256. First of four Grand Slam championships

E2258. Where Hillary Clinton was sen.

E2260. Middle-Earth forest folk

E2261. Comparatively cruel

E2262. Irritant

E2263. What CFOs must watch

E2264. Sat (up) with focus

E2265. Hay packs

E2266. Positive RSVPs

E2270. Quick flurries

E2271. Gaping and bloody in a body

E2275. Carbonated

E2277. Highlit on a monitor

E2279. Contraction prior to “brillig”

E2280. ”What ___ God wrought!”

E2281. Monk-hyped Italian dry

E2282. Pants holder-uppers

E2283. Not trans or nonbinary, but not traditionally cis

E2284. Dear in Dordogne

E2285. Part of PBJ

E2287. Secret looks

E2288. Roll of candy

E2289. ___ Squad: Best Buy tech support

E2291. Chilly fall

E2292. Foot faults

E2295. Social visits without planning

E2296. ”Ooh-la-la” jeans brand of the 1980s

E2297. One to blame

E2298. If Walls Could Talk... station

E2299. Certain turkeys

E2300. Vandalized in a way the owner can undo if they’re quick

E2301. Gain an edge

E2302. Vintage stickers?

E2304. Attention-getting light

E2305. Not a spot to buy a ham sandwich

E2306. Leo’s habitat

E2307. Bella Swan’s mother-in-law

E2308. Flat on that mat, in boxing

E2309. Cause to get riled up

E2312. Emulates Bunyan

E2313. Be economical, in a way

E2314. Frank Zappa’s “___ Yerbouti”

E2315. Saw starter?

E2316. Spa city that was a coronation location from 936 to 1531

E2317. Merchant marines

E2318. Army cars

E2319. Alternative to Java or Python

E2320. Sotto ___ (in an undertone)

E2323. Polynesian porches

E2327. KC Royals manager Yost

E2329. Six games of tennis, often

E2332. C-rich quaff

E2335. Pounding parts

E2336. Frustrated cries

E2337. Shouts of protest

E2338. Saturninity

E2339. ”You got it” in a drill

E2340. Impression makers

E2341. Guys in promotion

E2342. ”Football” star from Brazil

E2343. Inconsistent

E2346. Helps finish a run

E2349. ”Temperature difference causes voltage difference” (with “The”)

E2351. Button to stop an autoplaying ad

E2353. What he had coming to him

E2356. First daughter Baines Johnson

E2357. Handkerchief ltr.

E2359. Turndown to “Do you want to stay for lunch?”

E2360. Fuzzy, as a JPG

E2361. Make a play, in baseball

E2362. ”I ___ with my own eyes!”

E2363. Beck’s last name

E2364. Fashion consciousness

E2365. Wolf or coyote, e.g.

E2366. Joan of rock

E2367. 50% up front?

E2369. Nods in Paris

E2370. Humble reply to a compliment

E2371. ___ ghanoush: tahini dish

E2372. Natl. Guard companion

E2373. Classic Parker Brothers game

E2374. It might have Wi-Fi access

E2375. ”…say, not ___!”

E2377. Email footer abbr.

E2378. ”And no one’s gettin’ fat ‘cept Mama ___”

E2379. ”Uptown Girl” singer

E2380. Among its 2022 additions: “Cruyff turn” and “final girl”

E2382. Photo lab prod.

E2385. Adjust, as the alarm

E2386. Singer with the 2013 #1 “Royals”

E2387. River near Ulm

E2388. Backs out, as in cards

E2390. School/color?

E2392. Like an owl, supposedly

E2395. ”Thinking…”

E2396. Easy plant to care for

E2397. Bad things to which to jump

E2401. Star Wars catchphrase

E2405. Shrivelled

E2406. Singer Turner and President Eisenhower

E2407. Marks of omission

E2408. Porkpies, materially

E2409. Basted

E2410. Psalm, e.g.

E2411. Diss track from an N.W.A. icon against an N.W.A. icon (also “F**k wit ___”)

E2412. Splits lickety-split

E2413. Draw red from

E2414. ”Does this story have at least two named women? Do any of them talk to each other? About something besides a man?” (with “the”)

E2415. Z as in Zorba

E2417. They take two to do

E2419. Unaristocratic, to a Brit

E2420. Branchling

E2421. Little setback

E2422. Eastern holidays

E2423. Word that rhymes with its opposite

E2424. Ranch add-on?

E2425. ___ package (dorm delivery)

E2426. Point at which you find out if Purgatory is a thing

E2428. Artsy L.A. district

E2429. Mediator’s asset

E2430. Prefix with logic or graph

E2431. Designer Cerutti

E2432. Past time (abbr.)

E2433. Estimator

E2434. Showbiz sayonara

E2435. Barn door hardware

E2438. Food and air, for two

E2439. Darns or solders

E2441. Funnel-formed

E2442. Denial of unpleasant pasts, in modern slang

E2443. Spanish gal pals

E2444. Drops off

E2445. Slim as ___

E2446. Spot for Who, What, or I Don’t Know

E2447. Damp marshes

E2448. ”Just watch me”

E2449. People person?

E2450. Turkic people

E2451. Yawning pit

E2452. Gets out of control

E2453. WWI helmet

E2454. Occult symbol

E2458. You might be safe with them

E2464. Shows vivid joy or pain

E2465. Victims in a whodunit

E2466. Grounds for discussion?

E2467. Sensitivity to detail

E2468. Long journeys

E2469. Riot ___ (of ‘90s punk rock)

E2470. Satisfied serval’s sound

E2471. They lap France’s coasts

E2473. ”This is all my fault!”

E2474. Period of non-production

E2475. Galvanizes, literally

E2477. Gold purity measure

E2478. Like a hibernal glaze

E2480. Sink’s sink

E2483. Last West German chancellor

E2484. Symphony in Black artist

E2486. They cross the bar

E2487. Divers’ domains

E2488. Kind of dace (fish)

E2489. Park-bench users

E2491. Sterilized

E2492. First-quarter moon

E2493. The other Van Gogh

E2494. Provided pro tem

E2495. Fat-based bird feed

E2497. NYC airport (not JFK)

E2498. The, abroad

E2499. Young lady in a square dance

E2500. ”Having got,” in shipping

E2501. Do-it-yourself display in a bistro

E2502. Water source

E2503. NyQuil manufacturer

E2506. Stunt-flies

E2507. Half of a 1970s TV duo

E2510. Atlas’s dad

E2513. Limburger feature

E2514. Thrifty rival

E2515. ”Help, Hélène!”

E2516. Harsh wind

E2517. Is picky?

E2519. Musical repeat signs

E2520. Requiring heroics

E2521. Scottish city

E2524. 2102

E2525. ”Cousin Larry’s” visitor

E2527. 100% in favor of

E2528. Man-mission connection

E2530. City on the Oca

E2533. Give ___ to (approve)

E2534. Slept with, and then actually slept with

E2535. Maximally

E2536. Triage criterion

E2537. Blinded, as a bird

E2538. Rock group with the 1994 song “Buddy Holly”

E2539. Building wing

E2540. Matador’s cape

E2541. Knee protector

E2542. Above all the trouble

E2543. Some tops

E2545. Use as a writing desk

E2548. Adjusts into impracticality

E2550. Endure through the ages

E2551. Cassandra’s sibling of classic drama

E2552. High councils

E2553. Guard, slangily

E2554. Cooking oil fruit

E2555. Renault subcompact sold by AMC

E2556. Gucci of fashion

E2558. NFL Hall of Famer Forrest

E2560. As a mate, in Monaco

E2561. Showy win

E2562. What light bulbs and bootblacks do

E2563. ”I’m n Luv (wit a Stripper)” singer

E2565. Lima’s land, to the French

E2566. Hollywood-to-Irvine direction

E2569. Divisive Mindy Kaling cartoon

E2570. Christmas carol sextet

E2571. Walk off to catch forty winks

E2572. Reach its destination, as a train

E2573. Many Maine trees

E2574. ”She loves me…” unit

E2575. ”Smoking ___?”

E2576. White House V.I.P.

E2577. Mayor who almost saw New York go bankrupt

E2580. Circusmaster played by Tony Randall

E2581. ___ with one’s own petard

E2583. Avoid spontaneity

E2585. Oatmeal hue

E2587. Foolish or annoying person (var.)

E2589. Saarinen of Gateway Arch fame

E2590. ”Would that it ___”

E2591. Certain uphill climber

E2592. ”Ox-eyed” goddess

E2594. Hindu spring festival

E2595. Summit objective

E2596. ”I’m in the wind!”

E2597. Part of a fielder’s glove

E2598. ___ Mary’s (LA college)

E2600. Stop resisting

E2601. It flows to the Fulda

E2603. Act patronizing to

E2604. Nocturnal hunter

E2605. Quartet with one out sick

E2606. Jabba the Hutt’s court dancer

E2607. Goldfinch author Donna

E2608. Right-angled supports

E2611. Losing gambler’s mark

E2613. Thor’s sister, in film

E2615. Boggy lowland

E2616. Hybrid bus. entity

E2617. President Bush was one

E2618. Signs like an illiterate

E2620. Ares’ domain

E2622. Royal honor, briefly

E2623. ”I’m not a big fan”

E2625. ___-maw (grandma, in Alabama)

E2627. Drum locale

E2629. Diner order?

E2631. Leather (abbr.)

E2632. Handheld Sony gadget

E2634. Elizabethan endings

E2635. Bug-tracking org

E2636. Fryer named for a cook

E2639. A natural location

E2640. $600,000 violin

E2660. ”Didn’t we DO this already?”

E2661. Popular appliance maker

E2681. R&B musician in Chicago

E2682. ”Just to hazard a guess…”

E2683. Kansas City’s NBA team

E2684. Colleague of Rita and Hedy

E2685. Links measures

E2687. Controlled on a plate

E2688. Math practical for calculating sound and liquid pH

E2690. Down moods

E2691. Dandy dressers

E2693. Lawn repair material

E2694. Kind of steroid

E2695. Fuel first produced by Pasteur

E2696. Skull-palpating phony

E2697. Cheeky lip

E2698. Swiatek ranked world No. 1 by the WTA in 2022

E2699. Mazda moolah

E2700. Salon’s small paintings

E2701. Harvard, Yale, etc. (abbr.)

E2702. Some poker tells

E2703. Baptist intro?

E2704. Sitcom spans

E2705. Maximum amounts

E2706. What Paralympian Ibrahim Hamadtou has, surprisingly

E2707. Day who sang “It’s Magic” and “Again”

E2708. One way to store data

E2709. Light for Arctic scouts

E2710. Explanations for some photos

E2711. Cupids

E2712. Walsh and Brody of political thrillers

E2713. ”Is this ___?” (You joking?)

E2714. Roman household god

E2715. Sources of inside info?

E2716. Run away (with)

E2717. Sold ___ of goods: had, as in a con

E2718. Coll. near Brown

E2719. Original PC producer

E2720. Interferes with

E2721. ”Everything’s fine for now”

E2722. What a speaker may strike

E2723. Andy’s partner

E2724. Media co. symbol on the Big Board

E2725. Worst Captain Kirk story to air on NBC

E2726. Lay claim to

E2727. Comically outlandish

E2728. Pay stub inits.

E2729. Sampling tool

E2730. Bones in the forearm

E2731. Rikki-tikki-___ (Kipling critter)

E2732. What April and only April has among months

E2733. Former Fiesta Bowl sponsor

E2734. Deep red

E2735. Maria’s advisor

E2736. Is hurting

E2737. ”Surely not ME!?”

E2738. Swarming underground labyrinth

E2739. Mind trap of sorts

E2740. Laughs at gravity

E2741. Stands off in the distance

E2742. ”Cynicism is ___-out” (my fav quotation of all, by Gordon McAlpin)

E2743. Tie up the line

E2744. Races with gates

E2745. Pyramid’s innards

E2746. Tech areas

E2747. It’s next to Wash.

E2748. Biting softly

E2749. Corolla and Camry

E2750. Popular nasal spray

E2751. Arctic Circle location (abbr.)

E2752. Ugly highway infraction, for short

E2753. Inorganic

E2754. Going around the world

E2755. Out for a ride

E2756. Portico parts

E2757. Sock-mender’s oath?

E2758. Blood classification

E2759. Units of lunch

E2760. Optional

E2761. Hair styling visionary

E2762. So, so many

E2763. Poker paper (abbr.)

E2764. The Pyramid channel

E2765. ___ Treasure film series

E2766. Unnerving twists

E2767. ”SO!! FRUSTRATING!!!”

E2768. Colombia’s third-largest city

E2769. Floridian coastal area

E2771. Stays always vigilant

E2772. ”___ got a story for you!”

E2773. Quickly imagine?

E2774. Uses for support

E2776. Ex-New York governor Mario

E2777. Beat rhythmically, as a heart

E2778. Dawn to dusk

E2779. Whom nobody plays with

E2780. HS ordeals

E2781. Get Smart baddies

E2800. Cruz and Williams

E2802. Sharing a form with a traffic pylon

E2803. Trysters, perhaps

E2804. Sealing in, “Cask of Amontillado”-style

E2806. Obnoxious scamp

E2808. Can possibly succeed

E2810. ”Let’s catch up!”

E2812. Bean or car

E2814. Grant-___ (subsidy)

E2816. Blurbs in playbills

E2818. Chicken snack

E2820. ___ signo vinces

E2824. Garden flower used as an insult

E2825. Moonshine mix

E2826. Not just any student

E2828. Tricks past the threshold of

E2831. First lady before Michelle

E2832. ”It’s on order”

E2835. Old Testament bk. I or II

E2837. Bursting laugh-sound found in Grammy-winning “Dogs Out” band

E2840. Home filter target

E2843. Stock holders?

E2846. Roald who brought us Oompah-Loompahs and Willy Wonka

E2848. New York City

E2849. ___ of gray: morally ambiguous

E2852. Batters

E2853. Male bird

E2854. Country star Jackson

E2855. Proud shouts

E2856. Philanthropist George

E2857. Not easy to please

E2859. Smile of a sort

E2860. Bulldog’s NCAA rival

E2861. ”Answer yes ___!”

E2862. Sushi condiments

E2863. Old-timey “babe”

E2864. Bit of the “Hey Jude” outro

E2865. Honorific for anime girls

E2866. Ally (with)

E2867. City in Kansas

E2868. Mountain climber’s spikes

E2869. Plastic put in combat boots in World War II

E2873. Throw ___ From the Train, 1987 film

E2874. Postage items (abbr.)

E2875. Hip-hop stan

E2876. Peevish displays

E2877. CCCXXVI doubled

E2878. Like many Ba’ath Party politicians

E2879. Prefix meaning “tin”

E2881. A wee hour

E2882. Some roars

E2883. ”Our House” singers, briefly

E2884. Computer-TV connector

E2885. Word-utilization stat

E2886. Fork of a sort

E2887. Prayer opening

E2888. Cl-, e.g.

E2889. Working hard at

E2890. Outbursts of disorder

E2891. Backflow preventer in a drain

E2892. Haughtiness

E2893. Pointless to debate

E2894. Dunham, Perkins, and Darrow

E2898. Bare-bones course, for short?

E2899. Once every 12 mos.

E2900. Throw for ___: shock a bit

E2901. Jersey City’s county

E2902. Root of photophobia

E2903. Bookworms, e.g.

E2904. Physicist who now lends his name to a boson

E2905. Stats for planes and power forwards

E2906. Of a certain group

E2907. Stones album Get Yer ___ Out

E2908. Barone portrayer

E2909. Presidio

E2910. Type of legend or cowboy

E2911. Outfitting, as a militia

E2912. Hatfield foes

E2913. Carcinoma mass

E2915. Supernatural creature

E2916. Lay out cash

E2918. With “the,” what to hit at the start of a conciliatory speech

E2919. Alicante article

E2920. Men hardly worthy of the name

E2921. Working and working

E2927. Tea party setting

E2933. Tools for an auditory assault

E2935. Dorm furnishing

E2937. Thai coin

E2943. Toro, in sushi bars

E2944. Cock-a-doodle-___ (farm wakeup calls)

E2945. Toast, in Tours

E2946. ”Within” and “chagrin,” rhythmically

E2947. PC task-switching combo

E2948. 2019 Best Director

E2949. Hits on the noggin

E2950. Mattress layer

E2951. Pizza-loving warriors of film, comics, and TV

E2952. Put in ground, in a way

E2953. Pressurized garment for astronauts

E2954. Widespread damages

E2955. 3, 4, and 5, but rarely 6

E2956. Lustrous fabric

E2957. Fit and Civic

E2958. Cannabis cultivator’s concern

E2959. Sub-plot?

E2960. Layer of snow

E2964. Cuts blades

E2965. Coldwater fish favored by Dwayne Johnson

E2966. Suburban stretches

E2967. Habitat

E2968. Phocaea resident

E2969. One rad dude

E2970. On-tour baby watcher

E2971. Thorny plant in a patch

E2972. Imp's impertinence

E2973. Has the oars

E2974. Dusty Springfield hit, “___ Want to Be with You”

E2975. Spanish sweetie

E2976. What the ass says

E2977. Old spy

E2978. Central points

E2979. Bring in things to aid in production

E2980. One-person concerts

E2981. Addams Family’s artist Addams

E2983. Resembling

E2985. Braille markings

E2986. ___ best friend

E2987. Physicist Wolfgang

E2988. Old Greek dialect

E2989. Banner headlines

E2990. ”Kangaroo Route” carrier

E2991. Country’s Bonnie

E2992. Popular shirts

E2993. Versatile one’s garb?

E2994. Foreboding

E2995. 1990 LA Law Emmy winner

E2996. Lose time, as a watch

E2997. Numbers on HS transcripts

E2998. Took a cut

E2999. Mount Kinabalu native

E3000. ”Eeeww!”

E3001. Emulate Perry Como

E3002. Station for Squawkbox

E3003. Abelard’s thing

E3004. He foresaw the Messiah

E3005. Toyota sports cars until 2002

E3006. Play in puddles

E3007. Cut ivories

E3008. Major inconveniences

E3009. Quaffs invented in Britain, actually

E3010. Streets and roads

E3011. Garden pests

E3012. Anybody too old to think TikTok is normal, basically

E3013. Sacs that may cushion attacks

E3014. Vt. ski resort

E3015. Primary military training

E3016. Classic violin

E3017. Four-time Indy champ

E3019. Choosing (to)

E3020. Actor Antonio ___ Jr.

E3021. Scottish kinsmen

E3022. Fubo rival

E3023. Italian title

E3024. Related to church taxes (HALT IT anagram)

E3025. Tonally consistent no matter who plays it

E3026. Annoy enduringly

E3030. Narcissistic manipulator

E3031. ”T.N.T.” rock band

E3032. Battering ram target

E3033. Got to tarmac

E3034. Busy goings-on

E3035. Kennel yelps

E3036. Cause to blow through the bounds

E3037. Saturn, for example

E3038. ___ first class (military rank)

E3039. Connecting gears have it

E3040. Folk music prop with chord bars

E3041. His toys bring joys to girls and boys

E3042. ”It’s not a prob”

E3043. Mani-pedi provider

E3044. Spread lies (or curated truths) about

E3045. Church basin

E3046. D and ), in IMs

E3047. Jazz improv highlight

E3048. Diamond who played Screech

E3049. American Head Charge’s “Just ___ Know”

E3050. Augustus, Trajan, ___, Claudius

E3051. Phrenologist or Ponzi peddler

E3053. Molson and Sam Adams

E3054. ”Murdering Airplane” artist

E3057. Tell secrets

E3058. Has, as a party

E3059. Group of assumptions

E3060. Zulu or Xhosa

E3061. Get ___ (stop obsessing)

E3062. Calcutta carriage

E3063. High-school military prog.

E3064. Incredible boy?

E3065. Stayed home

E3066. Mowgli’s tutor

E3067. Place for beauty?

E3068. Do a number

E3069. Doesn’t exactly flow

E3070. Bambi and his brothers

E3071. Absolute ruler

E3072. Tenth letter

E3073. Likely Public Enemy No. 1

E3074. Tribal communication spoken only by males

E3078. ”Good for life” sloganeer

E3079. ”No problem”

E3080. Laughter shows it

E3081. Partner of Bess

E3082. ___ station: fuel stop

E3083. Foolish or scatterbrained

E3084. Phonograph needles

E3085. Word with Kansas or Oklahoma

E3086. Island shindig

E3087. Villainous Star Wars title

E3088. ”___ Prison Blues” (Johnny Cash song)

E3089. Blink of an eye

E3090. Classroom with filmmaking programs

E3091. ”Oh, Shenandoah, ___ to hear you…”

E3092. Opponents of dualism

E3093. Top Chef host Lakshmi

E3094. When said thrice, “and so on”

E3095. Tropical forest hanger

E3099. Captain Picard’s worst antagonist

E3100. The Joker, e.g.

E3101. With an empty expression

E3102. It’s found in Boston “car auctions” (but not in Boston-accented “car”)

E3103. Capital with a cedilla and a breve

E3104. Cram in advance of

E3105. Guard dog’s activity

E3106. Unit of measure (abbr.)

E3107. In lasting discomfort

E3108. Secures, as a bottle cap

E3109. Places for bases

E3110. Sound innovator Bob

E3111. Grift, e.g.

E3112. In favor of work rights advocacy

E3113. An equal amount to

E3114. Responds to angrily

E3115. One with a burning need to burn

E3116. Branch of sculpture

E3119. Poll or fundraise

E3120. Mongol band

E3121. Singing partner of Peter and Paul

E3122. Penalty box, in hockey lingo

E3123. Up and around

E3124. ”I thought ___ say that”

E3125. Palindromic macaw

E3126. Stanzas and Pathfinders

E3127. Killer wave

E3128. Refrain from hockey?

E3129. Moby Dick activity

E3130. Goes on a verbal tirade

E3131. ”Man Plus” author who did collabs with Asimov

E3132. Gemologist’s detection

E3133. Add as background noise

E3134. ___ and His Dog

E3135. Butter measures

E3136. ___ the brakes (stops abruptly)

E3139. Punishes again, Singapore-style

E3140. Plural

E3141. Rather stale

E3142. Violin constructor Amati

E3143. Submit by post

E3145. Churchman

E3147. Italian sculptor Pisano

E3149. Doesn’t list

E3154. Adjective for Joe DiMaggio

E3155. This way and that, as you might run

E3160. Says “I will”

E3161. Dislodge with a hoe

E3162. Early iMac insert

E3163. QB’s mishaps

E3166. Dolphin habitat?

E3167. Steam-room alternative

E3168. Volatility

E3170. Be seers

E3171. Forum fashions

E3172. Lack of honor

E3174. Caring gp.

E3175. Soothing rub-ons

E3177. It meant nothing to Nero

E3178. Soprano Dale

E3179. ”___ on the line” (speak frankly)

E3180. Took to the police station

E3181. Adamant words from a sandbox

E3182. Actress Gugino

E3183. Without aid

E3185. AARP or NAACP

E3186. Auto body repair chain

E3187. Copland with compositions such as “Appalachian Spring”

E3188. Hiker’s snack

E3189. Habitual fourflusher

E3192. Fallback for a fallback

E3193. Beethoven’s last

E3196. Simeon I of Bulgaria was the first

E3197. Master’s riddle

E3198. Enfetter

E3199. What the DoD omits from new IDs

E3200. Protagonist of Asimov’s Foundation, casually

E3201. Outlying district, for short

E3202. Film Indiana’s phobia

E3203. Totals (abbr.)

E3204. Fruit preserves

E3205. Boomer-era boomer?

E3206. Petty of Free Willy

E3207. Sheeps’ beeps

E3208. Film units

E3209. Nice names

E3210. H-Hour falls on it

E3211. Back-pat, as a baby

E3212. Booted, maybe

E3213. Facial hair?

E3215. Mustang’s languid gait

E3218. ”2 tell u how I c it...”

E3220. Ni ___, Kai-Lan (Nickelodeon cartoon)

E3221. Newsman Brokaw

E3223. Locating device

E3225. Palindromic native

E3226. Tiny thing to “pick”

E3228. Orbiting part of Russia?

E3229. K-O connection

E3231. Christian in London, probably

E3232. Audio units (abbr.)

E3233. Place-holding abbr.

E3235. Japan’s 2008 PM Tar?

E3237. Taipan’s frypan

E3239. They, in France

E3241. 1960s chairman of China

E3242. Took a trick in cards

E3244. ”___ Louse” (Burns poem)

E3246. Frat letter

E3261. Gamers’ Zoom

E3265. Messy inbox, e.g.

E3278. Liston and Bono

E3286. Sharp start?

E3290. Annoying claim to greatness

E3293. Savonarola or Joan of Arc

E3294. Ralph’s The Avengers co-star (not that Avengers)

E3296. Ivy-covered building, maybe

E3298. ___ Zagora, city in Bulgaria

E3300. Twain’s jumping frog

E3302. With -ology, study of tracks

E3303. ”It’s in God’s hands now: ___ can do is wait and pray”

E3304. Ancient British monument

E3305. Mail out a second time

E3307. ”Kayak” duo (not a’s)

E3308. Hawaii spot in most maps

E3309. Forsake

E3310. Ten plus ten

E3311. Pern portrayer in Evita

E3312. ”___ Go” (Frozen showstopper)

E3313. Small, ongoing pains

E3314. Vardalos and Peeples

E3315. Capable, kiddingly

E3316. Burton and Allen

E3317. 1945 was its finish

E3318. Wrinkle in Time writer Madeleine L’___

E3319. Lucy’s buddy of old TV

E3320. ”More words, Timon”

E3321. Implied admission while folding

E3322. Put-downs

E3323. Radical shift in plans

E3324. Page 1, 3, or 5, e.g.

E3325. Rob of 90210, or pol who ran with Adlai

E3326. Turn rancid

E3327. Antsy

E3328. Morse colleague

E3329. ”Handy” thing to know, for short?

E3330. Entertainment that can last for hours

E3331. Chancy kind of wi-fi

E3332. Vodka brand, informally

E3333. Braxton and Kroos

E3334. ”I’ve ___ Strings” (song in Pinnochio and Avengers: Age of Ultron)

E3335. ”For want of ___…”

E3336. Periodic payout in Paris

E3337. Poker chips, e.g.

E3338. Near deep parts

E3339. First US diplomat to France Silas

E3340. Early 15th-century year

E3341. Dior and Cassini skirt

E3342. Bands of brigands

E3343. Singer Sylvia

E3344. Scottish author Josephine

E3345. Turnip, in Pisa

E3346. ”Try ___ see”

E3347. ___ Park: San Diego Padres’ home

E3348. Violin of sorts from China

E3349. Call off, as a launch

E3350. Italian-born atom bomb co-fabricator

E3351. Computation that moots loading

E3352. Karloff’s real last name

E3353. Start of a child’s randomization

E3354. Means of control

E3355. Fictional imp Longstocking

E3356. Seat at the bar

E3357. Middle age, roughly

E3358. Activity that might elicit stares, for short

E3359. Fit sound to action, e.g.

E3360. Kind of yoga

E3361. Happy ___ be

E3362. Sheeplike

E3363. World-renowned

E3364. Ahead, but just barely

E3365. Vowel sound highlighted in Pygmalion

E3366. Longtime MTV newsman Kurt

E3367. Having ___ day :-)

E3368. Ten, to Trajan

E3369. One holding a deed

E3370. Will have no chance to, in Scotland

E3371. Participates in the Hambletonian

E3372. Flight stats

E3373. Verdant patch

E3374. ”___ bing, ___ boom!”

E3375. ”Be ___” (“Help me? <3 <3 <3”)

E3376. Three more than quadri-

E3377. ”Rigoletto” and “La Tosca,” for two

E3378. Colonial settlement

E3379. Packing a sting?

E3380. Smallville family

E3381. Cynical sort of film story

E3382. Ending with Paul or Jean

E3383. Dollar signs without  bars

E3384. European blackbirds

E3385. Popcorn brand or part of a play

E3386. ___ Hopkins University

E3387. Siouan Nebraskans

E3388. Nickname for a guy whose full first name means “Sure!”

E3389. Sanskrit teacher

E3390. ”___ Your Social” (Lil Uzi Vert)

E3391. Thatch palms

E3392. Word that turns a fling into a thing

E3393. Proofreader’s mark

E3394. Sailors’ stories

E3395. Brown bag staples, briefly

E3396. Al-Nassr boss Garcia

E3397. State in France

E3398. Accessory for a Ben Franklin costume

E3402. Rio or Soul

E3406. Cobb and Hardin

E3408. Capt.’s inferiors

E3415. Bug-eyed toon dog

E3416. Crowd in Cremona

E3417. ”___ rambling wreck…”

E3418. Koop and Satcher (abbr.)

E3419. Tulsa-to-Kansas City dir.

E3420. Watch accessory

E3421. AMEX, e.g.

E3422. II^X + XXVII

E3423. Confusion

E3424. Meal leftover

E3425. USA’s investigators of oceanic ops

Stitches Down

E3398-K1. Man or woman with hooks moving by wind

E3313-K5. Wants bad

E3322-K9. Meets in ideological harmony

E3328-K13. Anger portrayer in Inside Out

E3336-K17. Shortstop Édgar

E3342-K21. Star or LK for Latin Kings

E3351-K25. Fixed a picture frame

E3357-K29. Number that’s a Dave Matthews song

E3365-K33. It’s drawn from hair to hindfoot

E3371-K37. Presents proudly, perhaps too proudly

E3380-K41. ”May 4 massacre” site

E3386-K47. Critic notorious for picking on actors’ appearances