Ubercross Abecedaria H

Across

H1. Intimidate

H6. “___ they do that?”

H10. Ring like church bells

H14. Setting for the very end of Aida

H18. “The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical”

H22. Lucifer’s realm

H26. Gambling and boozing

H31. Latin girlfriend

H36. In the past

H40. Orange or lime drinks

H44. Called the tunes

H48. Landing data

H52. Years and years and years and…

H56. Relaxing place for drinks

H60. People working in pastures

H65. It’s full of cars

H70. Crams for an endurance test?

H76. Legendary spirit

H77. Device for the deaf, acronymed

H81. Toys-to-life platform

H84. Shakespearean stooges

H86. Antidepressant advertised with an unhappy lump

H88. Title for a male mayor

H92. Prelude to getting payback

H97. Toon first called Stinky

H102. With two billion pounds of force

H107. Poisoned item in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

H111. John Turturro film

H114. Description of this puzzle’s theme entries that’s apt…if you split a multisyllable word, as those theme entries don’t (call this the exception that proves the rule)*

H120. Including tax and other sums

H121. Neither walking nor running

H122. Blood density issue

H123. Single ___ (“Wanna boink,” e.g.)

H124. What cord-cutting threatens

H126. Remote global business

H128. “I ___ Rock” (Neil Simon)

H129. Actor-reality star Rose on TV’s Relation___

H130. Fruit also called “Asian,” “zodiac,” and “three-halves”

H131. Ship markings

H132. Cold chocolatey brew

H133. Put forth support

H134. Religious leader who wrote Peace With God

H135. Most desiccated

H136. Southeast Asian temple

H137. Magazine that ran the column “Jay Leno’s Garage”

H140. Queen’s domain?

H142. Meme where a popular actor feeds pigeons

H143. Crocodile, for instance

H145. Bonds that come from having had a talk or two

H147. Gassy prefix

H148. Smooths over

H149. Bad place to find skirts

H150. “I really like her warm personality”

H151. Musical breaks

H152. Willowy maiden

H155. Dial rival

H156. Pedro’s leader?

H157. Modern candy heart phrase

H159. Not spontaneous

H160. “The potted physician”

H161. Its curriculum includes The Aeneid and Julius Caesar

H163. Soup or pod

H164. Mathematics and biology

H165. He “lov’d not wisely but too well”

H166. Sunroof alternatives

H167. Unpretentious

H168. Nice August?

H169. Head of Thermopylae?

H172. Those things, in Tijuana

H174. Take on the duties of, e.g., chairwoman

H176. Duval’s org.

H178. E. Coast highway

H179. Deal to allow you to start Photoshopping or eBaying that almost nobody actually reads

H180. Boxing seg.

H181. Crumbling via atmospheric exposure

H183. Right, on a German compass

H184. “Suffice ___ say…”

H185. Burly men, in some personals

H186. Singer Tom whose music wasn’t

H191. Bring home a fuzzball to feed

H200. President Bashar

H205. It merged with Chevron in 2005

H211. “L’amour est un oiseau rebelle,” e.g.

H215. Recessed ceiling lights

H218. Montreal is part of it (abbr.)

H220. Youth org. active in the ‘60s

H222. There’ve been 20 since JC’s birth

H224. Parisian’s airport

H225. Bricklayer’s item

H226. Green Day drummer Cool

H227. Boxer on season four of “Dancing With the Stars”

H230. Prefix with “phobia” or “bat”

H234. Close-cropped pants

H240. Pop singer Cassidy

H244. Patriotic periods, traditionally

H252. General idea

H258. Double-edged dagger

H259. Bad kind of throat infection, for short

H260. Milo of film

H261. Unsolicited manuscripts

H262. Davis who played Obama in 2022

H263. Smooth over

H264. Earthquake

H266. They can signify acceptance, delight, or uncertainty

H267. The Springfield Cardinals or the Erie SeaWolves

H270. Signs indicating cost rates in accounting

H272. Forerunner to state communism

H274. Anticlimax

H275. Lowbrow trinkets

H278. Prefix pointing to the best of one’s recollection

H279. Transitional phrase in conversation

H281. Claim without (yet) being verified in a court of law

H282. Not chatty

H283. Trapped

H284. Rich, as soup

H285. May of Marvel’s title

H286. Horse’s movement

H287. Urging not to trust in computer-guided systems, which is hilarious when you realize that Lucas’ later films are CGI’d to within an inch of their lives

H289. Tribute to the recently departed (abbr.)

H290. Spark joy

H291. Canary island

H292. Bleaches

H294. Game in another’s stadium

H297. $

H298. Answer to “Know any really good undiscovered songs?”

H301. Person who may ask for “the usual”

H303. Eskimo’s fishing place

H304. Crown jewels crown

H305. Lewwwser

H306. Era of which it’s said, “If you remember them, you weren’t there”

H308. Part of a brake

H309. Drake’s Golden ___

H310. Hansoms for hire

H311. Some businesses (abbr.)

H312. Is perfectly suitable

H314. The Bonnie ___ Band

H315. Poet’s stresses

H316. Mission: Impossible assignment, maybe

H318. King’s fool

H319. “Can you believe that!”

H321. Like some plumbing

H322. “Tax” on an energy grid

H323. Hypotheses with initial support

H325. Descended from the same mother

H327. Online VIP

H329. Succinctness

H330. Cold war gp.

H331. What the A. stands for, in dates

H332. Western scene painter Peter

H333. Shipping container wts.

H334. Punxsutawney fellow

H335. Loc. of Pierre

H336. Likely to evoke an “Awww!”

H337. Inner, anatomically

H338. Common time for services

H340. Trigger and others

H343. Letters on a pump, maybe

H344. Hose stuff

H345. Scrabble unit (abbr.)

H346. Usher’s job

H349. Bedlam, e.g.

H352. Alley Oop’s mate

H354. Instant (abbr.)

H356. Major modification?

H358. Going on and on and on and on and on and on

H360. “Decorates” on Halloween, say

H362. Musical group of eight

H364. “Outta here,” as a well-hit ball

H365. Getting grandfathered in, say

H367. Hurled unceremoniously

H368. Longtime Kenyan president

H371. Push you into some course of action

H374. Philip Drummond, to Arnold and Willis Jackson

H375. Tie ___ (carouse)

H376. Disease once called dementia pugilistica

H377. They’re sometimes called headhunters or body snatchers

H381. Scornful sound

H384. Star near Venus?

H385. Looking into permanent accommodations

H388. Kind of love felt with the gonads

H390. Alda and Ladd of film

H392. State-run game

H395. Appeared on someone else’s show

H399. Paris romance?

H400. “Don’t Look Back in Anger” Britpop band

H401. When people say, “we’ll see what’s in the cards,” this is the deck

H402. Upon death, as a funeral

H403. Menu choice for e-mail

H404. “Is he the one you mean?”

H405. “…if I thought ___ help”

H406. Bar-code reader (abbr.)

H407. East Coast rte.

H408. Jean who was Marilyn

H409. Undesirable ink color

H410. Notable feature in “crack’d”

H411. Suffix with depart

H412. Cry from one who just got the joke

H413. High office

H415. Franklin’s middle name

H417. Disentangle

H418. They’ve got estates coming

H420. Cheese paired with Pinot noir

H422. Jan Brady portrayer

H425. Point where many connections are made

H427. Prepares for a birthday party, say

H428. Rock bottom

H429. Autos’ squawkboxes

H431. Aussie English, to Aussies

H432. Uses Amazon

H433. Command heard with a pair of clubs…or in Fight Club?

H434. Ending for a hydrocarbon

H435. “The Girl You Lost to Cocaine” singer

H436. Dog with a black tongue

H438. “___ up!” (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel catchphrase)

H440. One of the four kinds of humor

H441. Moral philosopher Immanuel

H442. Go-with for sin and tan

H443. Iron man race, for short

H444. Prepares pears

H446. Metal-masked villain whose line goes back to the 1600s

H448. Swallows, as the Savior’s flesh

H450. Professional seer of old

H453. Cherokees’ kin

H454. ___-five lowball poker

H456. Possessed, to Shakespeare

H457. Yours, in Giverny

H458. Schedule uncertainties

H459. Not ___: no trace

H460. Lengthy campaigns

H461. Ovid’s audience

H462. Howard portrayed in The Aviator

H463. Afternoon beverage

H464. Presenters’ presenters, informally

H465. Head for the stratosphere

H466. With jangling noises

H472. They allow computers to respond to gestures (abbr.)

H473. Krazy critter of silent shorts

H474. With it, ‘40s-style

H475. ID card datum

H477. Amino acid synthesized from glucose

H479. Not ready for prime time?

H481. Bite, as the heels

H482. Blow out of the water

H484. Follower of “flim”

H485. Werewolves do it

H486. First big music label to get online

H487. Flag carrier

H488. Guttural dissent

H489. Zombie film produced by Quentin Tarantino

H491. Untype

H492. Boondocks possessive

H493. Train stop (abbr.)

H494. Forum 401

H495. When things aren’t so crazy

H496. Robin Hood’s bow wood

H497. Two-time Dem nominee who’s probably gotten more people to fill in his initials in a crossword than ever voted for him

H498. Baseball statistic

H500. Party nut?

H502. Solar beam

H504. Like some World War II strategy

H506. Cunning hunter, per Genesis

H508. VII x VIII

H509. Keep ___ to the ground: listen for trends

H510. The ___ Movie: Widely panned film whose hero is a “Meh”

H513. Dirk Dastardly’s dog who rasp-laughs at all their evil plots

H515. Pull out all the stops

H516. Heartier than the rest

H517. Compulsive fanatic

H518. “Gee whiz”

H519. Its 2019 champs were the Charlotte Checkers

H522. Templeton, in Charlotte’s Web

H523. Some regular dates, informally

H526. What this definitely isn’t

H527. Had for ages

H528. Fleischer and Onassis

H530. Adhere (to)

H533. World Cafe broadcaster

H534. Big name in IT

H537. Putin’s decline?

H539. Musical flowers?

H541. Puts aside for later

H543. Put ___: employ

H545. Star who’s out?

H547. Post-jrs.

H548. The Fed’s concern, informally

H549. Guardian of the Pyramids

H550. Certain central Asian

H551. Determining gender zoologist-style

H552. Makes like Marty McFly

H554. Words of noncommitment

H555. Prefix with -morphic

H556. Ultimate ship

H557. Mischievous titter

H558. Sounder director

H559. I, to Einstein

H560. Prince Andrew’s ex Stark

H561. Big pictures (abbr.)

H563. Middle-class or lower

H566. Made easy to find, as pets or cows

H568. Rotate the lever of

H570. Monk’s “Well, You ___”

H571. ___ Sticks: drain-cleaning aid

H573. Soldiers of Seoul

H574. Vocab section, in schools today?

H575. Give the nod

H576. Proper speech

H578. Zola tale of Paris

H579. Committee examinations

H580. High-speed coupes, briefly

H581. Be under obligation

H582. Ridiculous shoe widths

H583. Following a schedule

H596. Increase, old style

H597. Trio after F

H598. “Uh-huh”

H599. Boise state

H601. Room between rooms

H602. Compared

H605. Consumed, biblically

H607. “Camptown ladies sing this song, doo-__, doo-___…”

H608. Rumpuses

H609. Do a tonsorial task

H610. Spigot attachment

H612. Treeless high spot

H614. Ripped hunks off

H615. Most recent Roman-numeral year that could be hidden smoothly within a single word

H616. Strand, maybe

H617. Examined judicially

H619. Allows to see

H621. Attract considerable notice

H622. “Broadway Joe” of football

H624. Oddsmaker’s last words?

H626. Team that won its first Super Bowl (under this name) in 2022

H628. ___ scale of hardness

H630. Bath alternative

H631. Noted Roman structure in England

H634. Viva ___ (aloud)

H637. [Kiss]

H638. Formula One racer Fabi

H639. Not in the bk.

H640. Skirt sector

H641. Activities

H642. Indecisive line

H643. 12

H644. ___ out (gives substance to)

H645. Test the worth of

H646. Texas city with an annual Jalapeño Festival

H647. RV add-on

H648. Asks Jesu to aid

H649. Israeli prime ministers Barak and Olmert

H650. It may get upset

H652. Okinawan seaport

H654. Water added to the tank, e.g.

H656. Precursor of a 1773 revolt

H657. Amusingly overwhelms

H659. LOL or WTF, e.g.

H660. 0.08 will make you legally intoxicated (abbr.)

H661. Before, to Barrett Browning

H662. Alternatives to licenses

H664. Apple cutter?

H665. Tacitus’ successor

H666. Source of doorbell footage

H667. Avenging anger

H668. Detective played by Peter Lorre

H670. Holy inscription

H671. Hewlett-Packard CEO Antonio

H672. Escalator parts

H674. Small sprout

H676. Gawd, to Suthunuhs

H678. Gannets

H680. Power sources

H682. Where you poke your hands in the bedroom most mornings

H684. Upside-down U

H686. Bends and hitches

H687. Longs (for)

H688. Screenplay units

H689. Accusation to beat?

H690. Pachyderm whose horn confers no health benefits, despite legends

H692. Sea-going initials

H695. Canine scraps

H698. Inherently similar

H702. Super ___ (Switch granddaddy)

H703. Dictionary measurement

H708. Governor Richards portrayed in a solo play

H709. Cloth used in the shower

H712. “This can’t be good”

H716. Mrs. Clinton, e.g.

H719. Low to mark somber times

H722. Nervous type

H724. Lyric forgetter’s syllables

H726. Naming things for people

H727. Home to Hyundai’s headquarters

H729. Ga. cap.

H730. Clemency

H731. Fuzzy yarn

H732. Tap-danced, slangily

H733. Lukas of Inception

H734. Like some lattices

H735. Sept, ___, neuf

H736. “You don’t say”

H737. Tell what one wants to hear

H738. Built to Spill’s state (abbr.)

H739. Obligations, to Ovid

H740. Ian’s “I think not!”

H741. Accursed

H743. Chapel vow

H744. What ego is

H746. As yet

H747. Jewish Community Ctr. forerunner

H749. Candidate lists

H751. Most conniving

H753. World Series of Poker game

H754. Quentin’s muse, he says

H755. Giveaways

H758. “___ old for this!”

H759. Declaim

H760. No reinvention of the wheel or anything

H761. Fare way

H762. Modules

H763. Disney heroine who befriends two divine beings

H764. Recurring melody

H766. Prior mo.

H767. One on the force

H768. Brotherhood ___ (Britpop group unintentionally name-checked in “Imagine”)

H769. MLB injured reserves, briefly

H770. Beings H.G. Wells used to satirize the upper crust

H771. Helsinki suburb

H773. Sauce for braised meat

H775. Wine also known as Shiraz

H777. Unspecialized exam for would-be college students

H779. It revolves around the capital

H781. Part of an electric motor

H783. View from Lyons

H784. “When you play the Game of Thrones, you ___ you die”

H786. Dunked cookies

H787. Slangy denials

H788. French Oscars

H789. It’s kind of a clip show of the three books preceding it

H791. Some gov’t gps.

H792. Prone to unfair complaints

H793. Like a shuttle’s path

H796. Move to and ___

H797. “You going to kick ___ fuss about it?”

H799. Chaney of silents

H800. Camping spray

H801. Sheepskin boot name

H802. Aquatinting solution

H804. Ocean bottoms

H806. Race invoked by white supremacists

H808. Satellite TV attachments

H811. Intrinsically

H813. Female leadership org.

H814. Coastal opening

H815. West Coast G-funk figure

H816. Telecom giant of yore

H817. Luna, Diana, and Hecate, among others

H819. Tractor-trailers

H820. Hoarder who hears a hobbit

H821. Actor Brolin

H822. Ammonia-derived compound

H823. Catchphrase retired since ‘81 but still used to market Chinese-style sauces

H825. Certain degrees

H826. Pt. of Q & A

H827. “I GUESS THIS IS HAPPENING NOW, ISN’T IT”

H829. Esau’s first wife

H830. Christopher or Lloyd of Hollywood

H831. Jorge ___ Borges of poetry

H833. COVID crash caregiver

H835. Small-screen honor

H836. Embarrassing Freudian slip

H838. ___ ease (stressed)

H840. Gotham paper, for short

H841. LXXXVI x VII

H842. Woodrow Wilson was the only US prez to have one

H843. Kind of cushionPBPPPPPT! Hee hee

H845. More incensed

H846. Sheryl Swoopes’ org.

H847. Add to the soundtrack

H848. Ending for beaut

H849. Simple formula you should put in you every day

H852. Shakira or Frida Kahlo

H854. US’s most abundant energy source, despite everything

H855. Who elevated the elevator

H856. Emeril’s meas.

H857. ROFL alternative

H858. Enclosed

H859. Crustacean used in Cajun cuisine

H862. John, to Lennon

H865. Stealth plane

H867. ___ move: making progress

H869. Certain Dover fish dish

H871. Peruse again

H872. Kinda boring

H874. “North” and “south” suffixes

H875. Not blow up in anyone’s face

H877. Church spires

H879. Loves lots

H880. Zingers

H881. Approve

H883. Neighborhood next to NYC’s East Village

H884. Word between two last names

H885. Jaws sighting

H886. Planet’s center

H888. Got some nutrients

H889. Journeyed for

H891. Statue outside Boston’s TD Garden

H892. Cadiz uncle

H893. Poorly written name on a cartoon boot

H895. Emotionally charged topics

H898. Jockey’s blouse material

H900. He plays a patriarch in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

H902. One versed in disputation

H905. Mil. unit below a division

H906. Opening for Romeo?

H907. Legalese adverb

H908. Soft drink first sold in 1905

H909. Like reading the dictionary

H910. Liquid-___ (Drano rival)

H911. Take creases out of clothes

H912. George Harrison, for one

H913. Personally bring

H915. “Are you crazy? No!”

H916. “Boy, it’s cold!”

H917. Officer who evaluated a town’s bread and booze

H918. Rude fellow at the dinner table

H920. Olympian’s hardware

H922. Scientology creator ___ Hubbard

H923. Bright fish

H925. Cross shapes

H927. ___-oriented (popular term on a resume)

H929. Bland quality

H930. Graceless ones

H931. Follower of Adler, Freud, or Jung?

H932. News bulletin

H933. Make another Xerox of

H934. Setting in National Lampoon’s first movie

H936. “Electric Feel” band

H937. Make disgusted

H938. Look Back in Anger playwright

H939. Decency deficiency

H940. Syllables sung by Figaro

H941. Current controllers

H942. Includes in its process

H943. Striker

H945. Track figures

H947. When, in Act IV, Juliet drinks the potion

H950. Auto race with a French spelling

H952. Flat bread container?

H953. Once-Minister of Finance Taro

H954. Some hallucinogens, for short

H955. Places for muckety-mucks?

H956. In an understated way

H957. Communication

H958. Star of North Dallas Forty, 1979

H959. Capital with a former pearl-diving center

H960. Cause of a bad hair day, perhaps

H961. ___ out (obviously juicing)

H962. D-Day setting

H963. Excitement manifestation

H964. Flirts with unconsciousness

H966. Hephaestus’s home, in myth

H968. Vibrato

H969. Pitch black

H971. Hitting high in the air

H973. Transparent

H974. Goldblum’s Jurassic Park costar

H976. Turtle-like enemy of Super Mario games

H977. Em relatives

H978. Full of fun

H979. Goodbye, Columbus writer Philip

H980. He has a direct line to the Banker

H981. Williams’s successor on NBC Nightly News

H982. Feature of Spanish and Scottish pronunciation

H983. Item on a well-known roadshow

H985. Neat freak’s bane

H994. Max’s opposite

H995. Dish of lima beans and corn

H1004. What Tarzan said when he stepped on the beach in summer [not sure what I was thinking with this one]

H1005. “Wh-where am I? Who am I?” speaker, in cartoons

H1007. Main ethnic group of Burundi

H1009. Religious recesses

H1011. Motion of the ocean result, for some

H1013. The Killing Fields Oscar-winning actor Haing S.

H1015. Uttar Pradesh attraction

H1016. Alternative to a moonroof

H1018. Put back in the cage

H1019. One-liner

H1020. Big-time gamblers

H1022. License plate words

H1023. A Mrs. Trump

H1025. “Nut” opener?

H1026. Orlando suburb ___ Springs (meaning “high mountain”)

H1027. Old Hollywood’s Gardner

H1028. It has just 16 rules of grammar

H1029. The point ___ return

H1030. Upscale Japanese import

H1033. Chrysler 300, for one

H1035. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend channel

H1036. Receive

H1038. Mellow Alice in Chains EP

H1039. Part of a lunar cycle

H1040. Singers Jones and James

H1041. Seth Curry, since 2016

H1042. Tim whose best-known character might use his namesake wrench

H1043. Barks like a fox

H1044. Repeated cry in the Ramones’ “Blitzkrieg Bop”

H1045. Road warning

H1046. Crab’s claw

H1047. …___ a jolly good fellow

H1050. Takes care of a toy?

H1053. Orderly sequencing

H1054. Abbr. on a form

H1055. Power brick

H1056. Indolent

H1060. Medical grant issuer (abbr.)

H1063. Make a new sketch of

H1064. Talkative cylinder in our home

H1066. “Oh, you thought ___? Guess we’re both surprised, then”

H1068. Sodium hydroxide, on a chem test

H1069. Encls. with mss.

H1070. Words before profit or loss

H1071. Inclusive…but not THAT inclusive...pronoun

H1072. The Sinner producer-star Jessica

H1073. Assess to be

H1075. Half faffing off?

H1076. Pixar film set in the future

H1077. Mooring place

H1078. River countercurrents

H1079. Writer and sometime culture warrior Weiss

H1080. Hamburger’s “I hate this”

H1081. Dog star’s first name

H1082. Read, as a QR code

H1083. Common prayer opening

H1084. Explosive first used as a yellow dye

H1085. Main trunk of a tree

H1086. Marketing database of a sort, for short

H1087. Big lug

H1088. SSgt, e.g.

H1089. Exclamations of surprise

H1091. Seth Rogen’s physique

H1093. Rope fiber source

H1095. Hobbling gaits

H1097. In a ___ (irritable)

H1099. Moggan mass-producer

H1102. Hollywood doctor’s patient?

H1104. Lightly hued

H1105. Actor Andrew or Elisabeth

H1106. Shoulder-baring garments

H1108. Support, as a motion

H1109. Removed the middle from

H1110. “___ you been? We looked everywhere for you!”

H1112. 1.0079 for H

H1113. Men in blue

H1114. Salt formation, in India

H1115. Ghost World heroine

H1116. Weapon with a bell-shaped guard

H1117. Tear into, as packaging

H1119. Georg who won more Grammys than anyone else

H1121. The Queen star

H1123. Earmarked

H1126. Honorary deg. (in the U.S.)

H1128. Notes in major chords

H1129. Is a leadfoot

H1130. Rats’ home of kidlit

H1132. Scoldedeth

H1133. Dan of Mike’s Murder

H1134. E-ZPass charges

H1135. Feng ___: decorating philosophy

H1136. Monsieur de Balzac

H1137. Giant get-together

H1138. Guy not even worth mentioning

H1139. GoPro perspectives, briefly

H1140. Coin of Western Samoa

H1141. Suffix with Siam

H1142. Noted construction union

H1143. “___ go there!”

H1144. Italian ice alternative

H1145. At a higher elevation

H1147. Lana del Rey forgiveness ballad

H1149. Avatar race

H1150. Stops along the Information Superhighway

H1152. Those, in Badajoz

H1154. Pitchblende and cassiterite

H1155. Richard’s successor as mayor of Chicago

H1156. College near Windsor Castle

H1158. Perform well at

H1160. Comically incompetent

H1162. Masked Singer season winner named for an instrument

H1163. Pope after Clement XIV

H1164. “WHOA!”

H1165. y over x

H1166. Malay craft

H1167. Shout near the ears?

H1168. Abbr. on old maps

H1169. Trust from the hip

H1171. Alan who fretted his most famous role would trivialize war with comedy, and didn’t sign on until six hours before filming began

H1172. TV actress Chabert

H1173. Nursery rhyme lad

H1175. “I have ___” (King)

H1177. Defeat waterproofing

H1179. “Teacup” dogs

H1182. Frayed and ragged

H1184. Omar seen in Juice and Resurrection

H1187. Drag racing org.

H1188. Coin aperture

H1189. Betook oneself apace

H1190. Further clarification after “That may not have been entirely accurate…”

H1191. With “The,” Ralph Fiennes horror hit of 2022

H1192. Powerful German dog, informally

H1193. Palindromic baby food

H1194. Actress Washbourne

H1195. Part of HRH, until 2022

H1196. Really disgust

H1200. Mudskippers

H1202. Owl-keeping goddess

H1204. Island nation in the Pacific

H1208. Wins a fight decisively

H1209. “___ forgive those who trespass against us”

H1210. “Let me ___ pray thee…” (Ex. 4:18)

H1212. Reassure that one’s joking, in a way

H1214. Fats Domino’s “It’s ___ Love”

H1216. Endorse on a Web site, maybe

H1217. Mandy Moore’s skincare brand

H1219. Swimmer Torres or architect Huang

H1220. Soda on M*A*S*H

H1221. 30-year New Yorker writer Mehta

H1222. Playboy creator’s nickname

H1223. Old tavern beverage

H1224. Spinoff featuring Sela Ward

H1225. Sculpt

H1226. Core power?

H1229. CIA precursor

H1230. Mean trouble for

H1231. She’s loved warmly and well

H1232. ___ v. Ferguson: 1896 segregation case

H1233. Tied to the Earth’s big picture

H1234. First aunt in Disney

H1235. Treatment that helps a car’s longevity

H1239. Spinning wheel stat

H1241. Mah-jongg patterns

H1243. Raven in Maryland

H1245. “And ___ my cap…”

H1246. Mediterranean seaport

H1247. The G, W, or B in GWB

H1249. His co-pilot was a Wookiee

H1251. Bangkok bank contents

H1252. Cerebrum and cerebellum divisions

H1254. House of the Dragon predecessor, for short

H1255. Judge’s concern

H1256. Niche area

H1257. Discalced

H1258. Jeter and Carr of sports

H1259. Affirmations

H1260. Is granted influence

H1261. Texas or Georgia follower

H1263. Web protocol letters

H1264. All-vowel avowal

H1265. Clinique seller

H1268. Abs exercise

H1270. Type of triangle

H1272. Catcher’s face protection

H1273. City of slots

H1274. How a throw to the plate may arrive

H1275. Jabs the Joker

H1276. GOPponents

H1277. “Not now ___!”

H1278. He tried to bring Eurydice back from Hades

H1280. “I’m ___ Missouri, you have to show me”

H1283. Quotable Evan

H1286. Home of the WNBA’s Storm

H1289. Bane of an off-key tenor

H1290. First software to run on a PC at bootup

H1292. Tear to bits

H1294. 1976 Greatest Hits album that includes “Evil Woman”

H1295. Summers abroad

H1296. Comedian Dan

H1297. Spanish counterpart of the French “vous”

H1298. Japanese Prime Minister Fukuda

H1299. “So glad that isn’t me” feeling

H1300. Ham Hamlet

H1301. It works backward from one (there’s no year zero)

H1302. Humorist Shriner

H1303. Actor who won lightweight and welterweight boxing titles while in prison

H1309. Feature of Kansas and North Dakota quarters

H1314. Marvel superhero who’s actually public domain

H1318. “___ loaf is better…”

H1323. Financial pg. topics

H1327. Thesaurus creator

H1332. European saline lake

H1338. An X could represent it

H1339. Way out of a dialogue box

H1341. ___ State (Connecticut’s nickname)

H1343. Union in D.C. and others

H1345. Like many a pitcher

H1347. CVIII x XXV

H1348. X-rated film genre

H1350. Works on a grand scale

H1351. Subordinate, as a chef

H1352. Goods locations

H1354. Surgeons’ insertions

H1355. Fyre Festival site

H1357. Outsider to your faith

H1358. Boy or Dome lead-in

H1359. Like the line, “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife” (love you, Jane, but it’s true)

H1362. Early kind of vaccination

H1363. Three over two?

H1365. Certain urban areas

H1368. Shortening of ___nsylvania ___kee that got an extra “n” when it became a milling village

H1370. Green, bike-friendly capital

H1373. Ruler until 1979

H1374. “Mourning Becomes Electra” brother and namesakes

H1375. Classic record material

H1376. Portugal’s cont.

H1377. Riker’s rank, for short

H1378. “___ is not a test!”

H1379. Reached by air

H1380. In-law or bro

H1381. KJV pronoun

H1382. Rushes, quaintly

H1383. Material pattern

H1385. Where not to put all your eggs

H1386. Sight at the border

H1388. Play the private eye

H1390. NCAA pt.

H1391. Drill sergeant’s “one”

H1393. Warn from behind the wheel

H1395. Enamored

H1396. Unpaid babysitters, maybe

H1398. Suffix with final

H1399. What cowbirds don’t build

H1400. Future fetus, sometimes

H1401. Underhand

H1403. “Dear, dear, dear, dear, dear”

H1404. Audiophile’s pride

H1405. Ended a solo run?

H1407. Tramp’s attire

H1408. John of Three’s Company

H1409. It’ll wear you out

H1410. Paris preposition

H1412. Moderately

H1413. Suffix with auction and (more or less) engine

H1414. Gush over a show

H1416. 1970s-’90s film company

H1417. Breathless star Jean

H1419. St. Paul’s architect and bird

H1421. Viola’s alter ego in Twelfth Night

H1424. Made to resemble nappy leather

H1426. What some people do when they’re in the pits

H1428. Tour Paris

H1430. Miler Sebastian

H1431. ___ Angeleno

H1434. Ancestral groups

H1435. Ones trying to increase circulation, for short?

H1436. She cut John Wayne from an important part

H1437. Wildcats on scoreboards

H1438. A marzo date

H1439. Social group

H1440. William Wordsworth’s “Nice night!”*

H1449. “Book of Days” singer

H1451. Rubber ducky’s spot

H1452. Autobahn speed meas.

H1454. Bill of Mad magazine fame

H1456. Nordic toast (var.)

H1458. Hip-hopper Blige

H1459. Needle-toothed swimmer

H1461. Land for the looney?

H1462. Potter’s job after glazing

H1464. Deity featured in Aida

H1465. Catalina, Big Sur, and Ventura, for three

H1469. Civic organization member

H1470. Battle cry

H1471. Track activity

H1472. Letter used as a symbol for Dogecoin

H1473. Peer Gynt Suite composer

H1474. 1/7 of a semana

H1475. Fey with many Emmys

H1476. Source of the “last problem” of the Alps

H1477. Song beginning “A-weh-uh-heh-uh-ell…”

H1479. Let the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the you

H1484. Stamp of approval?

H1486. Hide homes

H1489. Gallic agreements

H1491. 1980s movie hero, informally

H1492. Say it with me: “Hello. My name is ___ Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.”

H1493. Prayer to the Virgin

H1495. Eight in front?

H1496. Abbr. for a British monarch

H1497. Rolaids competitor

H1498. Sewing machine attachment

H1499. Like Rudolph’s nose

H1500. Use a dust rag on

H1501. Southeast Asian holiday

H1502. Zookeepers with larger animals, usually

H1504. Show to a seat

H1506. Frosty’s button, to Frosty

H1508. Julia portrayer

H1510. Instructive example

H1512. Eland’s cousin

H1513. Strong weed has a lot of it (abbr.)

H1514. Cloud-chamber particle

H1515. Caravansary

H1516. He used to work for the Bureau

H1518. Margaret who painted big-eyed, waifish kids

H1519. Suffix for many a webpage (especially early webpages)

H1520. Old-English letters replaced by þ, which was then replaced by “th”

H1521. Dodge Ram engine

H1522. Couple’s Journal: ___ and Hers Year Long Planner

H1523. Stick-drawn bit of cartography

H1524. Pacifist

H1526. Lock section

H1527. Stingrays, for example, briefly

H1528. Game of kings and castles

H1529. Frat member

H1530. Saturday morning cartoon character who was also a real-life prime-time actor

H1531. “2 funny!!!”

H1532. Anti-piracy org.

H1534. Driveway coating

H1536. Common tax form, spelled out

H1538. Alliance dissolved in 1977

H1540. Choice loin cuts

H1542. Goalie glove

H1544. Japanese chiefs of old

H1547. Gunner, in a car

H1549. Apartment next to a super, maybe

H1551. GPO purchases

H1552. Columbus is there

H1553. Dutch painter Steen

H1554. “Speak up” requests

H1555. Borodin opera prince

H1556. Relating to a cranial point

H1557. Londoner’s day off

H1558. Bon ___ (witty saying)

H1559. Fit of ill humor

H1560. Community mainstay

H1561. Noted culinary maximalist

H1562. Important financing data, for short

H1563. “Like I could believe THAT!”

H1565. “(sigh)…It’s true”

H1568. Antidiscrimination agcy.

H1570. Whippersnapper

H1572. Addresses shrilly

H1574. Use ‘baccy

H1576. Granite St. campus

H1577. Philip who played Master Kan on Kung Fu

H1579. No-___ (gnats)

H1581. Hospital fluids

H1583. Close female relative

H1584. Treasure St.

H1585. Shot taken at a party

H1587. What some shots prevent

H1589. Polar bear locator

H1590. The Pope’s office

H1592. French chalk

H1593. Haunted house outburst

H1594. Job bios

H1595. Small nail

H1596. Fuegian cape

H1597. Gun regulators, for short

H1598. Sarcastic response

H1601. “My 1 & only”

H1602. 14 years before the Magna Carta

H1604. In order

H1606. Duke or Duck

H1608. Dos follow

H1610. Self-righteous person

H1612. Italy, figuratively

H1615. Former NASCAR Cup sponsor

H1617. Like Poe stories

H1619. She inspires love poets

H1621. Singer Rawls

H1622. Question of self-doubt

H1623. Truman and others

H1624. It’s not right to say on a farm

H1625. Companion of ahs

H1626. Passing on

H1628. More healthy

H1629. “Sending my best wishes!”

H1630. Channel where Queen Latifah has hawked her Queen Collection

H1631. 12-time Pro Bowl pick Junior

H1633. A Bar at the Folies-Bergere painter, 1882

H1635. Brobdingnagian building block

H1638. Ritz cracker competitor

H1640. Duke who last appeared in Ready Player One

H1642. Timer part

H1645. “Hula Hoop” singer

H1646. Lusterless

H1648. Photo collage

H1650. Brit’s greeting

H1651. Pro ___ (in the meantime)

H1652. California’s Jesse

H1655. Vague

H1656. Arthur Honegger’s ___ David

H1657. Combination of pitches

H1659. Drone “eyes”

H1660. Grandma in Grenada

H1661. Wished (for)

H1662. Great Lake St.

H1663. Singer Marley, Dylan, or Seger

H1664. Potluck dinner unit

H1665. Diamond or heart

H1667. One of rock’s Dees

H1668. It may be part of a bank

H1670. Sound when a shop door opens, perhaps

H1672. “The Heart of Georgia”

H1674. Start a journey

H1675. Informal hello

H1677. Waldorf’s heckling buddy

H1680. Creature-aiding divs.

H1682. Bounce-back strategy

H1684. Less-played half of a 45

H1686. Intelligent bunch

H1687. Ambulatory oaks, or so they appear

H1688. Trader of grains, not the dad-joke quotient

H1691. It’s above us and we don’t know what it is, for short

H1692. Gift ___

H1693. (2, 7, 4, 3, 7), e.g.

H1694. Toaster opening

H1695. Military-school demerits

H1696. Small-time hackers?

H1698. Al-___, Saudi Arabian province

H1699. Nonpastoral

H1701. Miss in a cantina

H1704. Simple travel route

H1706. Kid’s electronic wheels, for short

H1708. Playing with the fullest deck

H1710. It’s rolled out during rain delays

H1712. “Christians, get along!” bk.

H1713. Healthy hors-d’oeuvres

H1717. Rocket vendor of desert cartoons

H1718. “Another ___, Another Show” (Kiss Me, Kate song)

H1719. Coffeemaker brand

H1720. Hollywood technology, briefly

H1721. Meteorological probe

H1722. Major Tom’s correspondent

H1725. Blue-flowered plant

H1726. PLO rival

H1727. Mugger’s weapon, in Britain

H1728. Robert De Niro film

H1729. Llama’s abundance?

H1730. Howard and Perlman

H1731. Grad’s event

H1733. It may be written in stone

H1734. Promise attendance, briefly

H1736. Clinging greenery

H1738. Brought to one’s second-story room, say

H1740. Like “jeans,” by origin

H1742. Sweatshirt part

H1744. Fiery chili pepper

H1746. Sign often coincident with Easter

H1748. Tapped item

H1749. Yard objects, at election time

H1750. Tom or Huck, e.g.

H1751. Nonpareil

H1753. Snaky critter

H1754. Ordinal ender

H1755. Big apple pitcher

H1756. Heart, essentially

H1757. Mythical underworld

H1758. “Whur does she blow?” reply

H1759. Costar of Coleman

H1760. Prefix with business

H1762. Gourmet

H1764. Red wine choice

H1766. Former Wall St. inits.

H1768. “The Oblong Box” author’s initials

H1770. Da ___ (Vietnam port)

H1772. Short-lived Christina Ricci television series

H1774. Kaluuya of Get Out, Black Panther, and Black Mirror

H1776. Ransom payoff

H1778. Three times a day (abbr.)

H1779. Famous moon visitor?

H1780. A cabal

H1782. Title for a “mujer” (abbr.)

H1783. Ring, as a bell in a steeple

H1784. Primed to notice

H1785. How to sell garage sale items

H1787. Juniors’ exams

H1788. Jazzed

H1789. Cry, The Beloved Country author

H1790. Inception, as explained in Inception*

H1799. One may be over your shoulder

H1801. Honor like a troubadour

H1803. Start-of-spring event

H1805. Castro cast him out

H1808. Fastest of a historical trio

H1809. Trochee’s counterpart

H1811. Winchester, for one

H1812. Ripens

H1813. More info later (abbr.)

H1814. 1040 issuers

H1815. Start raking in the pounds

H1816. Seagram Building architect Ludwig Mies van der ___

H1817. Resurrected, as Christ

H1818. Jay-Z offerings

H1819. Cat on a sportswear logo

H1820. Dream letters

H1821. “___ would do me” (self-loving bit from The Prom)

H1822. Prussian cavalryman

H1823. Hair product Preference by L’___

H1824. Ending akin to -ist

H1825. Farm youngling

H1826. Be on standby

H1828. 14th-century logician who used the principle of parsimony

H1830. Checks for null hypotheses

H1832. Try to kill with a knife

H1834. He doesn’t get too cute with language

H1836. Brigadier general decoration

H1837. Brown-tinted photo

H1839. They used to have a “Best Continuing Performance in a Series by a Comedienne, Singer, Hostess, Dancer, M.C., Announcer, Narrator, Panelist, or Any Person Who Essentially Plays Herself”

H1840. Genteel

H1841. Sikh wear

H1843. Beautifully blonde

H1845. ___’acte (play break)

H1846. Flame holder

H1847. Flight stat

H1848. Pros offering IRA advice

H1850. Like some dames

H1851. Symbolic riveter of WWII

H1852. Spoonful, say

H1854. Part of a window thrown up in “A Visit From St. Nicholas”

H1856. ___ update (Apple annoyance, to some)

H1858. Medical pressure meas.

H1860. Girl Scout cookies also called Caramel deLites

H1862. Motor scooter maker

H1864. First Chinese dynasty

H1866. Venn visual

H1868. With impish sarcasm

H1869. Shopping centers

H1870. Almost-O shape

H1871. Palindromic energy

H1872. German answer for “whom?”

H1873. Olympics racer

H1874. “___ would that men should do to you…”

H1875. Decorated with signs of wealth

H1876. Those (lads and lassies)

H1877. “Sounds fine to me”

H1878. ___ circus (novelty show)

H1879. Oldest school quiz competition in the US (now run through Delaware)

H1880. TV drama sites

H1881. Midpt.

H1882. Inundates with junk

H1883. Hoppy beer, initially

H1884. Nervous speaker’s syllables

H1886. Magnetic flux symbol

H1887. Remus title

H1889. War of the Pacific loser, 1879-83

H1891. Sudden increase in air flow

H1893. Robert who wrote Uhuru

H1895. Fixer Upper broadcaster

H1897. Morally condescended (to)

H1899. Face on many college bedroom walls

H1900. They, in Nantes

H1901. “___ a rose is she” (Coleridge)

H1904. Cries of insight

H1906. Apprehensive, in Appalachia

H1908. Liberal

H1910. “This ___” (“How strange”)

H1911. “Back in the USSR” airline

H1912. Like a sob story

H1913. Citizen of Wiesbaden

H1915. “And God said, ___ there be light”

H1916. Presidential also-ran from Minn.

H1917. MA capital

H1918. Rug texture

H1919. Stirs up, as to riot

H1921. Very minor point

H1922. “And yet, ___ same time…”

H1923. The drug ecstasy, alternately

H1924. Corporate fiscal execs

H1925. “Love ___” (The Beatles)

H1926. Boxes onstage

H1929. Cosa Nostra

H1931. Cat-tails center

H1932. Address for Paul McCartney

H1933. Makeshift Inuit raft

H1934. Without alteration

H1936. “For crying out loud!”

H1938. Infant, in Cadiz

H1939. “You shall not pass!” audience

H1941. “Don’t delete”

H1943. C ration replacer

H1944. Theater keepsake

H1946. “It’s nothing special”

H1947. Organ piece

H1948. Last two-digit year for eighteen years

H1953. Key you can use to get special characters

H1954. Scala in Don’t Go Near The Water

H1955. Formal email opening

H1956. Clock reading (abbr.)

H1957. Glamorous actress Turner

H1958. At the same time

H1959. Is a good dog, maybe

H1960. Impressive car, informally

H1961. Can’t stand about

H1964. Scoutmaster’s charges

H1965. What March comes in like

H1966. LA is there

H1967. Hrs. at Coors Field games

H1968. He may have a “Big Store”

H1970. The third estate, in France

H1973. With no chill

H1975. Certain break point

H1977. Biblical pervert

H1979. Vanna’s colleague

H1981. Family portrayed in a Family Circus

H1983. The gold of Goya

H1984. Wine taster, e.g.

H1986. Mr. Serling of TV

H1987. Chivalry awards (abbr.)

H1989. Charge tacked on to online purchases, for short

H1990. Sin City: __ To Kill For

H1991. Chop ___ (dish)

H1992. Team statistic

H1993. Afghani tongue

H1994. Frequent target of a paranoiac’s blame

H1997. Men’s business attire

H1998. Geraldine’s uncle

H1999. Way overcharges for

H2000. “Hodge” follower

H2001. Feet, according to Ovid

H2003. Prerevolutionary leader

H2004. Gets a return

H2006. “Coffee ___?” (flight attendant’s question)

H2008. Puente of Latin music

H2010. The Cubs, on scoreboards

H2012. Hulled grain

H2013. Gomorrah go-with

H2014. Stiff-upper-lip type

H2015. UN member since 1971

H2016. Truncated topic

H2017. Bit of provocation

H2018. Film in which Paul Newman plays Fast Eddie Felson

H2020. Saddam Hussein’s party, once

H2022. “Panic room” in a castle

H2023. The President of the United States, recently inaugurated as I write this, hallefreakinlujah

H2024. Back, as in a race

H2025. Garden guardian

H2027. Evian product, at its source

H2029. You almost never see them around any more

H2032. Homophone used poetically

H2034. Terry Pratchett’s definition of evil*

H2045. Was stricken with

H2046. Style of processing

H2047. Love author Buscaglia

H2048. IBM market piece

H2049. Wait on

H2050. Bygone Renaults

H2052. Tilt of a screw, say, in mechanical engineering

H2055. They’re better than deuces

H2056. ___ expected: predictably

H2058. Number after “fiddlers” and “Warriors”

H2059. 2 Minute Drill airer

H2061. It can be muted

H2062. It makes it harder to drive

H2063. Gay-coded gold robot, informally

H2064. Stretch marks, to a dermatologist

H2065. Not just shouldn’t

H2066. Name meaning “servant of God”

H2067. TV actress Jennie

H2068. Cheering like crazy

H2069. My Friend Leonard author

H2071. “Knock on wood…”

H2072. Coconut, e.g.

H2073. CXL/XX

H2074. “This is the story…of a man named ___”

H2075. Devil follower?

H2076. Westernmost point in America

H2079. Connecting strips of land

H2080. Go through a role

H2083. Forum wear

H2085. First-century-BCE Roman dictator

H2087. Auto gauge

H2089. Lists of options

H2091. Insecticidal acid type

H2093. Can’t shake a cough, say

H2094. ___ and the Swan

H2096. HS subject

H2097. Enjoys a loopy craft

H2098. Place in Paris?

H2099. NW African nat.

H2100. Make into baby food, maybe

H2101. Commandment word

H2102. Be too rich

H2103. “Signal caller” at the Bowl, for short

H2104. Weavers’ aids

H2107. Peugeot’s 208 or 308, e.g.

H2108. Madeline of funny films

H2109. Direct blows toward

H2112. Get the stankies out of

H2113. Kyle’s brother, on South Park

H2114. A Father’s Legacy ___ Daughters (tract refuted by Mary Wollstonecraft)

H2116. Knock on

H2118. ___ John Malkovich

H2120. Act the banshee

H2122. Hug tight

H2124. Good name for a botanist

H2126. Does the complicated addition of

H2129. “Sounds reasonable”

H2131. O’Rourke of politics

H2132. Feature on an ushanka-hat

H2134. Hides from wild animals

H2135. According ___ accounts

H2136. Heroine in a play by Will

H2137. Fashion plates

H2138. Real-estate note for those concerned about car theft

H2139. One making a delivery

H2140. Cab catcher

H2141. Child, famously

H2142. Missing the most common vowel

H2144. Centric lead-in

H2145. Mid-12th-century year

H2146. Model for a bust at the Musei Capitolini

H2148. “That’s what’s gonna happen”

H2151. VCR companion

H2153. Struggle (through), as mud

H2155. Aegean island, home of the despot Polycrates

H2157. Biblical name of two characters in Carousel

H2159. “Gotten” abbr. on invoices

H2160. Thea’s daughter

H2162. Distance fighters in The Lord of the Rings and The Avengers

H2164. “This Hour ___ Seven Days” (CBC oldie)

H2165. Regatta gear, perhaps

H2166. Pepsi and Coke, but not 7UP

H2167. The Island of Doctor Moreau writer

H2168. One making a row?

H2169. Jonathan, Martha, and Clark

H2170. Comic actress Amy

H2172. For 1, it’s 0.785398163 rad

H2173. Likely to favor abstraction

H2174. Business messaging platform

H2175. Brit’s verb ending

H2176. Much, much

H2178. ___ in elephant

H2180. Too wacky for words

H2181. Groupon results

H2183. Counting-off word

H2185. Snare or kettle

H2187. One who may treat carpal tunnel, for short

H2189. [wolf whistle]

H2191. Wishful

H2194. Bellow and Steinberg

H2195. At any time before now

H2197. Like some peignoirs

H2198. Prairie crop

H2199. “You don’t know the ___ of it!”

H2200. More rational

H2201. “___ did you do it?”

H2202. Pull a water-skier

H2203. Dark purple fruit

H2204. Oil deposit problem

H2206. Desiccate

H2207. Assigned a star value, for example

H2210. Recruitment-and- retention incentives used by Publix and Amsted Industries

H2212. “It does not make one ___ of difference” (my dad, trying to explain to eight-year-old me that my efforts at fighting the tide by throwing mud into waves’ path was for naught)

H2214. Cheesy snack

H2216. Paths to fun with a hose when you’re young and nearly indestructible?

H2219. “My diapie is FULL!”

H2221. Old Testament otherworld

H2223. Land south of Mount Everest

H2225. Arithmetic total

H2226. Wall St. news items

H2228. Cape of Good Hope’s country (abbr.)

H2229. Goodly amount

H2230. Payment to a broker

H2231. Emotion no longer performed by most Republican officeholders

H2232. Climbs a rope

H2233. It means “straight”

H2234. Said just what needed saying, say

H2238. Dieter’s pee issue that sounds like an environmental threat

H2242. Squirrels away

H2244. Viral net phrase, say

H2245. Humbler version of an A-frame house

H2246. Played back of the plate

H2248. Takes advice from

H2250. ___ one’s feet

H2251. The so-called “blue marble”

H2253. Gross I-don’t-know-what

H2255. Doomed pantheon

H2257. Chicken plant worker

H2259. Sounds of hail or hearts

H2262. Prepare for later, in a way

H2264. Job nobody likes, but it needs doing, honey

H2265. With a kick

H2266. Start of a Christmas carol

H2267. Exhilarating moments

H2268. Toiletry named for a goddess

H2269. Conglomerate letters

H2270. “Don’t beat ___ horse”

H2271. Start of a Dickensian request

H2272. Refreshed

H2273. Kind of sch.

H2274. Not on the net, on the net

H2275. Letters on religious icons

H2276. She got nominated for an Oscar as Benjamin

H2278. Moisture remover

H2280. Taboos, to tots

H2282. ___ poker (bar game)

H2284. Cheat by copying

H2286. Kweli with the 2007 record Eardrum

H2288. Word following East and West

H2290. Tropical staple

H2291. ___ que (because, in Barcelona)

H2293. Heart disease risk-reducing acronym

H2294. Shorts supports

H2295. Barks and meows

H2296. Hide under the mattress, e.g.

H2297. Symbol of England Rugby

H2298. Forelimb bones

H2299. They make high-profile football calls

H2301. Taking no guff

H2302. Extreme

H2303. Ending with Ecuador

H2304. Actress Collette of Emma

H2305. Dry to the bone, as earth

H2306. Felix’s fetish

H2309. US weather agcy.

H2311. Baltic natives

H2313. Dark time in Durango

H2315. Made a poor estimate, say

H2317. Hawaiian “necklaces”

H2319. Grandson of Noah

H2321. Italian leaders

H2323. With “the,” place to get Sherlock and Torchwood

H2325. ___ Love (Pacino film)

H2327. “___ in the Money”

H2328. Horse feet

H2329. Remora’s host

H2330. “We have a problem!”

H2331. Philosophical idealist

H2332. ___ Hin: Thai resort

H2333. Dedicated poem of praise

H2334. Soccer star Rooney

H2335. God of pre-fight jitters

H2336. Pleisto finish

H2337. Ltr. routing ltrs.

H2338. Deceptive distortion

H2339. Decorates brilliantly

H2341. Video game series noted for its foggy settings

H2344. Crossbones’ companion

H2346. Change one’s focus

H2348. Where Bruins play

H2350. Skate lead-in

H2352. Some stuffed bears

H2354. Stick “ram” to the end of this abbr. to expand it, or put “ram” at the front of it to create an example of it

H2356. “The puppy’s licking my faaace!” <3

H2357. Believed, to Tweety

H2358. RenFest combat

H2359. Badgers

H2360. “You’re ___, you know that?” (Archie Bunker)

H2361. Soy foods

H2362. Calls out to

H2364. Bronze watchman of myth

H2365. Plaid fabric

H2366. British beans? (var.)

H2367. Ruffian

H2368. Atwitter, with “up”

H2369. Inside the Third Reich author Albert

H2370. Bandy and Howard

H2372. T’ang Dynasty bard

H2373. Miffed states

H2375. “Take me ___”

H2377. Responses to charges

H2379. Occurrences, old-style

H2381. Capital of Tunisia

H2383. Reaction to “Take my wife, please!”

H2385. Steve Miller’s “magical” hit

H2388. Disagreeable drinks

H2389. Ex-quarterback Brett

H2390. Pros’ gp.

H2391. Place for an eaglet

H2392. Mind-numbing work routine

H2393. On the ___ (hiding)

H2394. Where Estonia’s largest university is

H2395. Anti-smuggling checkpoint

H2397. Above, in a stanza

H2398. Little Joe’s big bro

H2399. Construction fastener

H2400. Kayla of The Bold and the Beautiful and The Vampire Diaries

H2402. RWR’s VP

H2404. No one else’s fault

H2407. Quote from Rachel of Friends on the joys of childbirth*

H2416. Stephenie Meyer clunker that was Roger Ebert’s last major film review

H2418. Grunts’ groceries

H2420. Spends

H2421. Ready, for French 101

H2423. Metal cylinder

H2424. Agnus ___: religious amulets

H2425. Kind of insurance bonus gotten through inaction

H2427. “___ real boy?” (Pinocchio)

H2429. Engine buildup

H2430. Word ending psalms

H2432. Obsolescent refrigerant

H2433. Cho’s Trek character

H2434. “Pardon” in Parma

H2435. Didn’t like leaving

H2436. Soothing agent

H2437. Takes out of the sheriff’s reach

H2438. Place seen in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

H2439. Actress Sevigny

H2440. A short while?

H2441. “Sing the Sorrow” band

H2442. “On Boxing” author

H2443. Egg-hunting time

H2444. Otic bones

H2446. “___-La-La” (Al Green song)

H2448. Development places?

H2451. Channel with the tagline “Something more”

H2452. Phnom ___ (Cambodian capital)

H2453. Coll. stats

H2455. Legally Blonde heroine

H2457. Cut back

H2459. Towers of food

H2461. On the air?

H2463. “___ blimey!”

H2464. Fraction of a kilocycle

H2465. “___ take arms against a sea of troubles…” (line from Hamlet)

H2466. Hand-fist connector

H2467. Great ___ (world’s tallest dog)

H2468. Car-loving late-night retiree Jay

H2469. “It’s ___ cause”

H2470. ___ favor (please, in Paraguay)

H2471. Mobster Lansky

H2472. Routing digits on the lower left of a personal check

H2475. Muppet maker Jim

H2476. Pops for Radar

H2477. Org. headed by Reince Priebus

H2478. Comic-strip coach Gil*

H2480. Well, it’s half done

H2481. Lead, as an attack

H2484. Sappily sentimental

H2487. First Mormon in the Senate

H2489. “We’re gonna have it out now!”

H2491. Once-larger

H2493. “Steady ___ goes!”

H2494. Habits one may be set in

H2495. Podunk possessive

H2496. Stripping bills

H2497. Laurel of old-time comedies

H2498. They’re drawn to the flame

H2499. Joan Collins’s villain on Batman

H2501. Equine entree

H2502. S_o_nd_el

H2503. Thr33 Ringz musical artist

H2504. Incriminated, in kidspeak

H2505. Thr33 Ringz, e.g.

H2506. Tarzan creator’s middle name

H2507. Flunky

H2508. Aptly, the fast one in The Incredibles

H2509. Nut coverings

H2510. Drilling luminary

H2512. Nigerian town

H2514. Folder’s call, in poker

H2516. Razor ___

H2518. Ramones label during the ‘70s and ‘80s

H2519. New Mexico tourist town

H2520. Sinister laughs

H2522. Rose’s attribute

H2523. Companies of singers

H2524. Ritchie of Quidditch whose name sounds like a bird

H2525. Water polo squad

H2526. Dallas Symphony Hall architect

H2527. Beat admission

H2529. Problem with tight shoes

H2530. Hindquarters, cutely

H2532. They range from dark to pale

H2534. “If I could only turn the ___-Sketch of my life upside down” (Lynda Barry)

H2536. Hairlike parts, such as those that help geckos cling to walls

H2538. Handlebar, e.g., briefly

H2542. Crackpots

H2550. Whack job on The Sopranos

H2556. Get fanatical

H2562. Ensorcels

H2570. Shrek’s wife, for one

H2573. Banana cream, for one

H2574. Your bank may use it to track your credit card

H2575. “___ suerte” (“Good luck”)

H2576. Gentile woman, in Yiddish

H2577. Utterly ordinary

H2579. Warning from a bad driver

H2580. Places for braces

H2581. Singly

H2583. Blood-flow problem

H2586. Too big or too small

H2589. Unusual still-life feature?

H2591. Romanian monetary unit

H2592. Person most special to me

H2593. Honestly, to Othello

H2594. Stallone costar in a few Rambo pics

H2595. Style modeled by Kate Moss and Mary-Kate Olsen

H2596. Dance-show hostess Peeples

H2597. “The dinner-plate moon” and “hope floats,” e.g.

H2600. Spanish railway company

H2601. Regard myopically

H2602. Never ___ Ever (party drinking game)

H2603. Piedmont capital

H2604. Photo, in a roto

H2605. Often soft and dull

H2607. Derisive acts

H2609. First name in children’s literature

H2610. Tolkien grotesques

H2612. Sidney Franklin’s foe

H2613. “Whichever of the two is true…”

H2615. Last three letters of some web addresses

H2616. Miniature gardens

H2617. Armed foray

H2618. Eddie of musicals

H2619. Nail artist

H2620. Pull-up beneficiary, briefly

H2621. Pale gray

H2622. “What are you saying?”

H2623. Sun prefix

H2624. Pageant announcement

H2626. “What Is Sculpture” class

H2627. Mus. slow-up

H2630. “Don’t cry, dear, I’m here”

H2631. Paycheck letters

H2633. 1969 Peace Prize gp.

H2635. Turn the ___ cheek

H2637. Sea lane

H2640. Lineup member, hopefully

H2642. Like reunion tour fans

H2643. It follows fa

H2644. “My heart just skipped ___!”

H2646. Sushi form

H2647. First-level apartment number, perhaps

H2648. 1990s campus movie with David Spade as a young Republican

H2650. “___ needle pulling thread”

H2651. Level (var.)

H2652. In complete accord

H2654. Cut___: halved

H2656. Genre for Beloved and Like Water for Chocolate that’s sometimes confused with urban fantasy

H2658. Penguin or Star

H2659. McConnell’s wife

H2660. “Preposterous!”

H2661. Show about Chanel

H2662. Slaughter in the Hall of Fame

H2663. ___ rock

H2665. Shade of brown

H2667. Dirk of yore

H2668. Horned Westerner

H2670. Roman emperor for just three months

H2672. Sister of Kim and Kourtney

H2674. Hart’s former colleague

H2677. Chinese emperor who commissioned a dictionary and learned the harpsichord (var.)

H2680. Relatives of CAT scans

H2681. Jam time, slangily

H2682. “And I ___!” (VSCO girl’s words of surprise)

H2683. Heavily populated areas

H2684. Fully, to a fashionista

H2685. Religious day of rest

H2687. Holds from

H2689. NBA TV analyst Brown

H2690. Jet, for one

H2691. Delay on purpose

H2692. Kind of post

H2693. Subdued shade

H2694. ___-Wan Kenobi

H2695. French government

H2696. Autocrats whom the Cold War made Americans feel more sentimental about than they deserved

H2698. Celebrity mistreatment

H2700. Asked earnestly

H2703. Totally incapacitated, as a n00b

H2705. Onetime tadpoles

H2707. She may automate existing co. activities

H2708. Like your own burial contract (assuming you’re still alive)

H2709. Diesel with power in a car franchise?

H2710. ___ squared (circle area calculation)

H2711. Ending with cup and pay

H2712. Suffix for an enzyme

H2713. Q-U queue

H2714. Pope from 1088 to 1099

H2715. “___ no questions and I’ll tell you no lies”

H2716. Wins to the cause

H2717. They faced sign-stealing scandals in 2018-2019

H2718. Today, in Tijuana

H2719. “Why--? How--? Did we *skip* part of this conversation?!”

H2721. Pere’s son

H2723. Willems of CNBC

H2724. Insolvency

H2727. Rhyme or reason, e.g.

H2728. Winter depression?

H2731. Sharp side pains

H2733. Certain son of a son

H2734. Gallic gala

H2735. ___-boy: encouragement

H2737. ___.com (banking site)

H2738. A.E.F. unit

H2739. One who tells it like it isn’t

H2741. Director Vittorio de ___

H2742. Speed (abbr.)

H2743. “That’s a no-no”

H2744. Smoke-grenade SFX

H2745. Small senorita

H2746. ___ the day (near evening)

H2747. Yo-yo

H2748. Like a beanpole

H2749. Would very much rather have not

H2750. Edie of The Sopranos

H2752. First word in many church names

H2753. Result of a lava dome’s collapse

H2754. Fished, univocalically

H2756. Have another encounter

H2758. Poems to be chanted, at times

H2760. Most tired

H2761. Basque’s kingdom

H2763. Is to come

H2765. ___ tai (drink)

H2766. As yet unborn, colloquially

H2768. Mind-blowing

H2770. Ready to serve, maybe

H2771. Popular “jam band”

H2772. Patrick Stewart role

H2773. Constitution’s first words

H2774. “Continue”

H2775. She may marry two people

H2776. Relieved reactions

H2777. Kind of whale

H2780. Anti-money-laundering law of 2021

H2781. Japanese studio that made the original Godzilla

H2783. Restoration of one’s original position after time on the other side

H2785. It’s measured by the odds

H2787. Delete using two lines

H2789. Home of Big Love

H2790. Hunters’ needs (abbr.)

H2791. Chamber of the heart

H2792. From ___ Z: completely

H2793. Feature of Dr. No and Dr. Claw (No had two, Claw had one that we saw)

H2794. Anagram for tree

H2795. By reason of this, in legalese

H2797. Scavenging birds

H2798. Morning routine for many

H2800. Ships’ launcher

H2801. Like some socks after laundry day

H2802. Feeling felt in fits

H2804. On a boat away from shore

H2805. A shitload

H2807. No longer standing tall?

H2809. Fixed on, as a price

H2810. Takes part in a joint session?

H2813. Very, in Verden

H2815. Members of the mil.

H2819. Twain’s advice for “always” that he says “will gratify some people, and astonish the rest”

H2822. Bars at the bar

H2823. Reliever Robb with 314 career saves

H2824. Hypothetical magnetic particles

H2825. Detail-oriented sort

H2829. Like a disconnected freezer

H2831. Do some joint work?

H2832. Dealt with

H2833. Thurmond of NBA fame

H2834. Branch breakers

H2835. Guzzler’s gulp

H2836. State of neglect

H2837. Parlors with TV screens (abbr.)

H2838. When doubled, D

H2840. It may be fenced

H2842. Recent White House kid

H2844. Take ___ (sleep for a bit)

H2845. “Just the Two ___”

H2847. Takes in, as a movie

H2849. Tupper of Tupperware

H2850. Resistance that allows four volts to drive four amperes of current

H2851. Vancouver Sky Train stop (abbr.)

H2852. “He couldn’t hit that ball, let’s see if the next two guys can”

H2853. Diamondbacks’ div.

H2854. They give you expressions

H2856. Math column

H2857. Performed light surgery?

H2858. ___-Urgic (language family)

H2859. Jct. joiners

H2860. Hosp. areas for the critically ill

H2861. In any place

H2865. Bit of cowboy gear

H2867. Parade command

H2870. “How long have you been standing there?”

H2872. China’s Zedong

H2873. James who wrote Elements of Moral Science

H2875. Hairstyle popularized by 1990s TV

H2884. Senator or congresswoman, e.g.

H2885. Oblong randomizers

H2894. Getting closer

H2895. Pretty much forever

H2896. Ain’t got

H2897. Was picky

H2898. Exclamation made while fanning oneself dramatically

H2899. How some saw the “Thrilla in Manila”

H2901. Vegan nacho dip

H2902. When said three times, a WWII movie

H2903. 1994 memoir playing on the title of its author’s best-known sci-fi novel

H2904. Field of study

H2906. Hägar’s dog

H2908. Shaker grains

H2909. Senor’s “Absolutely!”

H2911. Search for an escapee

H2913. Most like Daddy Warbucks

H2914. Subject of a civil-rights investigation

H2915. Got an ___: correctly answered almost every question of

H2916. Medusa’s head in the sky

H2917. Criminal intent, in law

H2918. Lead-in to joule

H2919. Storyteller’s rhythm

H2920. Horse-filled kingdom in The Lord of the Rings (A HORN anagram)

H2921. Stink follower?

H2922. Main and jib

H2923. “No, really, let me”

H2926. Cluck-cluck group

H2927. Combat! actor Morrow

H2928. Utmost extent

H2930. Undiluted

H2932. Mario’s dinosaur buddy

H2934. Gillette’s ___ II

H2936. Bodine or Zeile

H2938. Complain, complain, complaiiiin

H2939. ___Kosh B’gosh (kids’ apparel brand)

H2940. Sound for quiet

H2941. Paperlessly got an airplane seat

H2942. Way to go (abbr.)

H2943. Adding, as data

H2944. "Figured it out!"

H2945. Like the verb “to be” (abbr.)

H2946. Battleship abbr.

H2947. Least red or green, onscreen

H2948. See-through rectangles

H2949. Jaunt in the woods

H2951. As a miniature

H2952. Typing letters?

H2953. Cheek glistener

H2954. “We’re Not Gonna Take It” singer

H2956. Evoke in an homage, for example

H2959. Put too much pressure on

H2962. Lessens, as discomfort

H2963. Skimpy nightgown

H2965. Totally get, in sci-fi slang

H2966. VP under GRF

H2967. Huynh, first Vietnamese woman in European soccer

H2968. Champs-Elysées turndown

H2969. Reverse, in Word

H2970. NASA astronaut Dr. Mae ___

H2972. Implicitly

H2975. Pass, as years

H2976. Bomber name

H2977. Inspires toward high pursuits?

H2978. Pretoria’s land (abbr.)

H2980. Band, in heraldry

H2981. Zap some PCs are shielded from

H2982. Former talk-show host Tom

H2984. Old-fashioned clotheshorse

H2985. Middays

H2987. Nagging desire

H2988. El Al rival

H2990. Get into, as sunscreen to the skin

H2991. Noted Muslim scholar and wife of Muhammad

H2992. Resigned exclamation

H2994. 4/

H2995. Horn great

H2996. Upper-bod muscle

H2997. “Elektra” basso

H2998. Slight indications

H2999. Lend personal assurance

H3000. Smooth, in a way

H3001. URL introduction for a ‘locked’ Web page

H3002. What someone’s into

H3003. Southern power provider (abbr.)

H3004. Art director, fashion designer, sculptor, and set designer who deserves a better reputation than “that crosswordese artist”

H3005. As

H3006. Roman Catholic tribunal

H3008. “PC” cartoon family created by Mike Judge

H3010. The Ventures’ music genre

H3012. Enumeration qualification

H3015. Meet the Breeds host

H3018. Bad song

H3020. Enthusiasm

H3021. Knightly sport

H3022. ___ Jorge (one of the Azores)

H3023. Tyson’s sci.

H3024. “Nay, ‘twill be this hour ___ have done weeping” (The Two Gentlemen of Verona)

H3025. Gave a new title to

H3028. “You’ll have to solve this one by yourself”

H3031. Place animals may be rehomed

H3033. These are split sometimes

H3034. Beef about

H3035. Subsequently

H3036. Some printers, for short

H3038. Provoke an online mob?

H3041. Lies comfortably

H3043. Expended

H3045. Upward transport

H3047. Walk like a pigeon

H3048. Wasn’t square with

H3049. Place where the wicked are punished after death

H3051. Hero of the first opera composed for American TV

H3052. Old Hamburger?

H3053. Enough to last a lifetime

H3056. Tots’ time-outs

H3057. Mark on a book cover

H3058. Strongly realistic

H3059. Anti-anxiety drug

H3060. Impulse conduit

H3061. Like bathroom doorknobs

H3062. Potbellied animal in the house

H3063. It could be on the board

H3064. “Over ___” (wartime anthem)

H3066. Continental group, in some newspapers

H3067. Freedom

H3069. Area of seagrass

H3071. Festive meal

H3073. Legal assistants

H3075. One who may reveal more than intended in bed

H3077. “I Got Lost in ___ Arms” (Annie Get Your Gun tune)

H3078. Inadvisable advice

H3082. Grant’s wartime adversary

H3083. Measure up

H3084. Fleur-de-___ (French heraldic symbol)

H3085. Lawn care equipment

H3089. Important ___fix

H3090. Prefix in medicine

H3091. ___ one’s salt

H3092. Jewish rite

H3093. “Sorry, ___ secret”

H3094. A football referee may throw one

H3096. “Adam ___” (Gillilan mini-poem on bugs)

H3097. Man-friends 4 lyffe

H3098. Use needle and thread

H3101. El ___ (Peruvian volcano)

H3102. Not cool at all

H3104. Fundamental position

H3106. London : Eric :: Helsinki : ___

H3107. More jovial

H3108. Certain persons

H3110. Coats with coats of arms

H3111. China of Wheeler Dealers

H3112. ___ 1-wood (drives)

H3113. Shepherd-turned-river- spirit (var.)

H3114. Word for word? (abbr.)

H3115. “___ port in a storm”

H3116. Playing ___ (court or stage activity)

H3117. Kind of loser or head

H3118. Curly-leafed, mustard family members

H3119. “___ out of my head…” (Fastball lyric)

H3120. String game, as some call it

H3122. Masturbator

H3125. Aberdeen uncles

H3126. Total, as attention

H3127. “Hey” in Havana

H3128. “Fies” from a frustrated Frankfurter

H3130. ___ Beanie Babies

H3132. One for whom “hello” is “zdravo”

H3134. ‘50s Ford flop

H3136. Have no weaknesses

H3138. Today morning, when texting

H3140. “Who ___ you?”

H3141. Deep longing

H3142. Like a profile picture

H3144. Roosevelt or Rigby

H3146. Fuse together

H3147. Filling station?

H3148. “Intriguing…”

H3149. Is abuzz

H3150. Carnaval site

H3151. It’s done for appearance’s sake

H3152. Summer, to Veronique

H3153. ___ -TURN

H3154. Eastern rulers

H3156. The Third Man star Howard

H3158. Chickenlike rail

H3160. Former Detroit brewery

H3162. “It’s no ___ know”

H3163. Suffix like -like

H3166. Capital of Belarus

H3169. First Monty Python airer

H3173. Process involving alcoholic and acetic fermentations

H3181. Common respiratory trouble

H3184. City 100 miles north of San Francisco

H3188. Airplane engine housing

H3190. Some talk show personalities

H3192. River in a Stephen Foster song

H3193. Hit for Fleetwood Mac and Starship

H3194. Defendant’s statement

H3195. Store sign during business hours

H3196. Solecist contraction

H3198. Intestinal fortitude

H3200. Roman woman’s robe

H3202. Persians, today

H3204. Cheerleader’s phrase

H3207. Cares for

H3209. Dr. Phil’s discoverer

H3210. Most important kind of handling for most cars

H3211. It’ll lead you down the wrong path

H3212. Drive up the wall

H3213. Younger veteran

H3214. With parents unrelated by blood

H3215. Quickly writes (down)

H3216. German article

H3217. Some footnotes

H3218. ___ Al Arab (UAE hotel)

H3219. They have a lot of hands

H3220. Sprightly

H3221. Where to request a knish

H3224. Response to a surprising claim

H3226. “Just hold tight”

H3228. Bit of politeness from a hat-tipper

H3229. Simple Morse signals

H3231. Most famous superhero symbol (inscribed in a diamond)

H3232. Nail polish brand with a Muppets-themed line

H3233. Went incognito

H3235. Memo clarification phrase

H3236. One on a cruise without a cabin

H3237. N.Y. Yankee or Balt. Oriole, for short

H3238. Shout of doubt

H3240. ___ volatile

H3241. Mao artist

H3242. One may require stitches

H3243. Jiggly salad

H3244. Entanglement

H3245. Pro-charity slogan

H3248. Wearer of la corona

H3249. Crafts cutter

H3252. Basic stuff?

H3254. “I’m so relieved!”

H3256. John’s 2008 running mate

H3258. Roadies work on them

H3259. Giant opponent

H3260. Depressing, like music

H3261. Runabout, e.g.

H3262. Ability to navigate mindscapes, e.g.

H3263. Methyl ending

H3264. Mt. Rushmore State sch.

H3265. “A beginning, a middle, ___ end”

H3266. Turbaned Indian

H3267. Pioneering computer

H3268. Woman, in Hawaii

H3269. Popular numbers

H3270. ___-Abyssinian War

H3271. Alone, as a diva

H3272. Thing on a key

H3276. Lake ___, Ariz. (current home of the former London Bridge)

H3277. Casual “have to”

H3279. Fishing with traps, maybe

H3281. Big brand of nonstick cookware

H3283. Type of butter

H3285. Sprightly gait

H3286. Day when the Cure is “in love,” in a song (abbr.)

H3287. Pet name used in “Anaconda”

H3288. Served faster than expected, maybe

H3290. Night-sky streakers

H3303. Little demons (literally or figuratively)

H3304. Maine and others (abbr.)

H3305. Green belts (abbr.)

H3306. Cap’n’s second

H3307. PGA Masters champ Ballesteros

H3308. King’s Peak mountain range

H3309. First class that will help you read your diploma

H3310. Fireplace areas

H3311. Cold spelunking site

H3313. Backyard spots

H3317. The Bridge on the River Kwai locale

H3318. Games organizer

H3319. “Your point being…?”

H3321. Like tapirs and (hopefully) not elephants

H3324. Gets credit for?

H3326. Clinton and Nixon both have one

H3328. Army training ctr.

H3329. Nubia irrigator

H3330. “We’re not gonna figure this out tonight”

H3331. Old boat-builder

H3332. Crow’s kin

H3333. Less than a guffaw

H3335. Early morning hr.

H3336. Redeeming trait

H3338. Form of writing, old-style

H3339. Place for a bud, since 2001

H3341. Airbnb listing

H3342. Easter-defining measure

H3343. Angry parent’s decree, maybe

H3345. Piquet, old-style

H3347. Firefly study (abbr.)

H3348. Amateur horse-riding competitions

H3351. Biochemical shock absorber, for short

H3352. Surgeon General’s org.

H3355. Rally cry

H3356. Hart Memorial Trophy winner

H3359. Part of seawater

H3360. Be a double agent

H3361. Violinist Camilla

H3362. Title for Calabash or Grundy

H3365. Arrive ___ conclusion

H3366. Stone-fruit flower

H3369. Invigorating

H3371. Electrophoretic display in modern reading

H3372. Words to the boys in the band

H3373. Da ___ arias

H3374. The ___ Good Feelings

H3375. Sushi tuna

H3376. Divided

H3378. Like some coffees

H3380. Building overseers, casually

H3382. Late-night character similar to “Mr. Question Man”

H3383. Nelson’s taunt

H3385. Notoriously malodorous birds

H3387. Original Dungeons & Dragons publisher

H3388. Longest river entirely within Switzerland (var.)

H3389. Like many ghost stories

H3390. Unexcitable

H3391. Waiting at the bank, say

H3392. Capital of Cancun

H3393. “___ Baby Baby” (1978 Linda Ronstadt hit)

H3394. Short-beaked bird

H3395. “Sorry Not Sorry” singer Demi

H3396. “Great” Pope

H3397. Gillan and Millen

H3398. Abbreviated add-ons

H3399. Middle name in detective fiction

H3400. Hill, to a Cambodian

H3401. Little, to a Scot

H3402. Base or case closer

H3404. Consciousness- expanding

H3407. Like venture capital investing

H3409. Nuggets of wisdom

H3411. Brew base

H3413. Get distressed over

H3414. “Are ___ nation of states? What’s the state of our nation?” (Hamilton)

H3415. 90 degrees from WNW

H3416. Carpet sweeper, for short

H3417. Links target

H3418. Short semester?

H3419. “Absquatulate!”

H3420. Taiping Rebellion general

H3421. Uncle, in Scotland

H3422. Elle and Vivian, through most of Legally Blonde

H3423. When your analog clock is an evenly bisected circle

H3424. Daisy in Blondie, e.g.

H3425. “What ___ God wrought!”

H3426. “You may think you’re being sarcastic, but what you said is actually how it is”

H3428. Leftmost checkmarks in some surveys

H3430. Soldier of fortune, informally

H3432. Uneasy

H3433. Laban’s daughter

H3435. Encouragement

H3437. Shoddy, inferior merchandise

H3439. Free-spirited dress style

H3441. Obsolescent way to store music

H3442. Fabergé egg or golden cigarette case, for example

H3446. Mycenaean marketplaces

H3449. Lionizes

H3451. Still unaware

H3454. Meanie

H3455. “We progress ___ farther, in each tick of the clock” (Ronnie Cornelisz)

H3456. Hammer home, as a way of thinking

H3457. Largely

H3458. Spock’s girlfriend, in a twist that made a lot of us suspect J.J. Abrams didn’t entirely get Star Trek

H3459. Egyptian’s first name

H3460. When a tense NBA situation might occur

H3461. Thinktank product

H3462. ___ polloi: the masses

H3464. Educational opportunities run like modern games

H3466. Org. finding places for unwanted toys

H3468. Eared seal

H3470. Transitional phrase

H3472. ___ one’s way (proceed along)

H3474. Savage, pulpy hero?

H3475. Too predictable, as a plot

H3476. Coat-of-arms figures

H3477. Conclude a career

H3478. Deep-rooted

H3479. Annual 34-wk. observance

H3480. The J. Edgar Hoover bldg.

H3481. Maker of “Pieces”

H3482. Great esteem

H3484. Wettens in the wee hours

H3485. LGM-118A Peacekeepers, for short

H3488. Eureka red

H3489. Airmailed

H3490. Wielding a peeler, maybe

H3492. Shruggy yes

H3494. Seat with armrests

H3497. Hell, in verse

H3499. Just made crap up

H3501. Subjs. for Barron’s

H3503. Optimism one can be better

H3506. Something drawn to pick jobs

H3508. Liquid delicious to gods and poisonous to mortals

H3510. Proud presenters’ punctuating phrases

H3512. Most affected by pathos

H3516. Emphatic rejection

H3518. Tool for serious fishing

H3519. Crosby, Stills, and ___

H3520. “Do Ya” singer

H3521. Comments from the dimwitted

H3522. Trumpersonator Baldwin

H3523. Humans last lived there in 2000

H3524. Unfounded notion

H3525. As far as the eye can see

H3528. Evan or Birch of politics

H3529. White-glove affairs, maybe

H3531. “On my way, lickety-split!”

H3533. Release

H3535. Olympic fencer

H3536. “What you just said was not true at all”

H3540. Diamond datum

H3541. Purifies, as water

H3545. Soft Italian cheese

H3546. Big vessels

H3547. Einstein’s portrayer in I.Q. (a great performance in an utterly terrible movie)

H3549. “Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565” composer

H3550. “___ Do Love You” (Leann Rimes)

H3551. Soak up some sun, chlorinated air, and ambience

H3554. View from Ventura

H3555. Cold-water animal

H3556. Colorado governor Roy

H3557. What “check” means, in poker

H3558. Oklahoma Indian

H3559. Falsetto-voiced Muppet

H3560. Floor space minus wall space, e.g.

H3561. Dead name-dropper of a popular TV comedy

H3562. Farmlands

H3563. Travel by Harley-Davidson

H3564. Magazine printing abbr.

H3565. Observatory that sent aliens a coded message in 1974

H3568. Pull lightly

H3569. Representatives Wagner and Kirkpatrick

H3571. Soap bubbles

H3572. Game fish

H3573. Ask “how do you plead?”

H3574. Tunesmith Paul

H3575. Posthumous Pulitzer winner

H3576. Gestating, after “in”

H3577. Invite at the threshold

H3578. They can be liberal in college

H3580. Self-denying

H3582. Shakespeare in Love Oscar winner

H3583. “As a result…”

H3584. Saving Private Ryan setting

H3585. Kennel employee

H3586. She’ll knock you out

H3588. Hamilton green?

H3590. Winter painting

H3592. British kitchen accessory

H3595. It could be found on Allen Iverson’s scalp

H3596. Vet portrayer in Garfield: The Movie

H3597. Expressed audible contempt

H3598. Plc. for MDs

H3599. “Fer ___” (“You betcha”)

H3600. Like glass houses

H3601. One-time TV medical expert Art

H3602. Earth mother goddess

H3603. Muslim veils

H3607. Mil. danger

H3609. Old cartoon whose name means “The Line” in Italian and Spanish—only remove its most linelike letter [stretch #3, and hopefully the last stretchy answer in this section]

H3610. Sweet 16 org.

H3611. Poet’s palindrome

H3612. Rabbitlike animals

H3613. Gradually loses a coat

H3615. CNN’s Tokyo reporter Kyung

H3616. “HOLLLD the phone, there” (var.)

H3618. 19th-century landscape painter George

H3620. Good bud

H3621. Construction site sign

H3623. Where the Shah fell

H3624. Without a second language

H3629. Tree surgeons

H3638. Mooches

H3647. Jeff Bridges picture

H3654. Broadway background

H3655. How one with writer’s block works

H3658. “___ I just say?”

H3659. Mexican language or people

H3661. Holding without laying bare

H3664. You’ll find them in an RV?

H3665. Agile animal

H3672. Integrity or uprightness

H3681. Oceanfront loading stages

H3690. More awesomely unreal

H3694. “___ petit placidam sub libertate quietem”

H3695. Sews toes, say

H3697. “Here, like this”

H3698. Help one out, often without meaning to

H3699. Train, in old slang

H3700. Scientists’ formulations

H3702. Concerned with dress

H3703. Athletes wowing everyone

H3705. Troll-like

H3707. James and the Giant Peach author

H3709. Increase one’s speed

H3711. Vegetarian rule

H3712. Comedy hit of 1990

H3713. A.A.A. offering

H3715. Common verb

H3716. They balance moduli

H3718. “When times are hard, you can’t always be choosy,” in Shakespeare

H3723. Enforced extension on matters of payment

H3725. Paleozoic supercontinent

H3727. It can be filled or footed

H3729. “This new foe could be worse than the old one”

H3734. Covering most of the leg

H3736. Words starting a confession

H3737. They’re put together by caging the queen on the chin

H3738. Started seeing through

H3739. Intimidated into silence

H3740. Division results

H3741. Garage jobs

H3742. Most minimalist

H3743. Greeting at a Southern belle’s deb ball

H3744. Captain John of Catch-22 and Closing Time

H3745. Flyers with grit

H3746. Magic user, as in He-Man

H3747. Game that involves bluffing and rolling

H3748. Only sort of capable of speech

H3749. Brought into bus. in the year of…

H3750. First person in Genesis shown to kill another living being

H3751. College-student-in- Amsterdam purchase

H3752. “Very dangerous” snakes, per Raiders of the Lost Ark

H3753. Soho stroller

H3754. School support gps.

H3755. Said “C-O-L-O-U-R,” e.g.

H3756. “What wonderful fireworks!” squeals

H3757. IDs of a sort

H3758. Robert who shared a Virginia state holiday until 2020

H3759. Shrek’s buddy in the German version

H3760. Teacher’s grad deg.

H3761. Law & Order actor Chris

Down

H1. With “of it,” point where it had nowhere to go but down

H2. Return to this spot

H3. Despite its name, many of its members continue to work

H4. “That’s all ___ wrote!”

H5. Works in the garden

H6. Potato chip brand featured in an episode of The Office

H7. Roman Rhea

H8. Submerge

H9. A Journal of the Plague Year author Daniel

H10. Bel ___ cheese

H11. An, in Bonn

H12. Nin whose work seems like it’d be too risqué to mention in most newspaper crosswords, but those letters are just so useful

H13. Co-creator of Twin Peaks

H14. Have a___(essay)

H15. Neither par. nor perp.

H16. Bicuspid neighbor

H17. Black-vampire movie that, if we alphabetize the list of every answer in this puzzle, immediately follows another black-vampire movie

H18. Crooked as a dog’s ___

H19. It may be acute (abbr.)

H20. Ending for some pasta varieties

H21. Symbol at the altar

H22. What the H stands for, in horse height (it’s not “horse” or “height”)

H23. Hip-hop subgenre for XXXTentacion and Nothing,Nowhere

H24. In hard times, you may have to find silver ones

H25. A straight one is the shortest distance between two points

H26. Lack leading to scurvy or rickets

H27. Quite mad

H28. Early PC screen

H29. Noted Tombstone family, once

H30. Six and trouble

H31. Short-lived pink beauty

H32. Single-celled organism

H33. Robert who played A.J. Soprano

H34. Give an order

H35. Off the beaten path

H36. What rouses our hero to adventure, in story theory

H37. Darlings, for short

H38. Patootie

H39. Alternative conjunction

H40. Limp as a rag doll

H41. Gabbana’s partner in fashion

H42. Lust, a key figure in feminist pornography

H43. Win at musical chairs

H44. Football formation

H45. Altar figure, perhaps

H46. Dog’s digestive difficulty

H47. Rio ___, Spanish Sahara

H48. Many Star Trek characters

H49. What “essen” means

H50. Put on ____: fake something

H51. Dru Hill singer who had a #1 solo hit with “Incomplete”

H52. What do two cups make?

H53. Start time for a computational system

H54. Illinois town with many white squirrels (Y LONE? anagram)

H55. Loch with a monster, it’s said

H57. Cell follow-on

H58. Math wave

H59. Swift pass receivers

H60. Common Swedish name

H61. What the H stands for, in coin tosses

H62. Looper director Johnson

H63. The Looney Tunes Golden Collection and the Star Wars Complete Saga set

H64. Pieces of music (abbr.)

H65. “…a ___ ‘clock scholar”

H66. Typical campingworld.com visitor

H67. Chick’s follower?

H68. Bucolic mail rtes.

H69. Grows vague

H70. BeBe Winans’ sis

H71. Memorable tennis star Arthur

H72. “Duh!1!”

H73. Difficult to deal with

H74. Winters begin in them (abbr.)

H75. Group that’s got your no.?

H76. Rat Pack guy

H77. Opera house approval

H78. One-issue

H79. Suit and organ

H80. Six-legged soldier

H82. Excelling all others

H83. Animal you can train to bring fish into nets

H84. Tool serrations

H85. State capital in a mailing address

H87. Sandwich in Sonora

H88. Black-hatted types

H89. “The ___ Light” (Beatles track)

H90. Homogenizes, maybe

H91. What Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Gummo, and Zeppo were not

H92. “…slug-horn to my lips ___…”

H93. Pedi partner

H94. “I’d consider ___ honor!”

H95. Grandfather of Saul

H96. Dick’s other half

H97. Mani-___ (nail salon combo)

H98. Peter’s costar in A Shot in the Dark

H99. Pounder part

H100. Rescue mission

H101. NYC’s PBS flagship

H102. Merest traces

H103. Soap trope that lets clean-cut actors play against type

H104. Murray ___-Mann, Physics Nobelist who coined the term “quark”

H105. “Martian” prefix with centric and graphic

H106. Overthrow of the government

H107. Outdoor gear retailer with an #OptOutside campaign

H108. Eagle variety

H109. Certain facts

H110. “…like a T-Rex trapped in ___ pit”

H111. Voice for a romantic opera’s male lead, maybe

H112. Lost via lightsaber, as body parts

H113. Prepare a needle for making a blanket

H115. Fed. air-quality watchdog

H116. Command just before giving a dog treat

H117. Words to remember

H118. Some QB protectors (abbr.)

H119. “Fire me ___ quit!”

H125. Center X, in a game

H127. Ballet step

H129. Choir arrangement, for short

H138. “Love Rears Its ___ Head” (song by Living Colour)

H139. What the H stands for, in cards

H141. Sitar selection

H144. Quaint spot for a caller

H146. What the H stands for, in this section

H153. Dismissive utterances

H154. “:-D” emoji alternative that feels more sincere to me, somehow

H158. British art-rock combo with a euphoric name

H161. Cut from the same cloth as

H162. Mushroom cap

H170. “All aboard!” areas

H171. Abbr. before chocs or nuts

H173. Title for Abu Bakr

H175. Stadium seating 55,601

H177. ___ apple (in one’s throat)

H180. Work site for some clowns

H182. When We Were Very Young writer

H186. Kangaroo’s feature

H187. Work of Seigneur de Montaigne

H188. Thomas Paine’s demand for American independence*

H189. Holidays in Hue

H190. Expression of disagreeable impatience or informal agreement

H191. ___ as a pancake

H192. Bike protection

H193. “One of ___” (1923 Pulitzer-winning novel by Willa Cather)

H194. Util. regulator

H195. Hamlet’s remark on how quickly his mother wed again*

H196. Form of igneous rock that sounds like an easy pre-college class

H197. Western Indian

H198. Wawaskeesh and wapiti

H199. Nearly falls and may yet fall

H200. Is an exciting pilot

H201. Means of moral enforcement that’s also a grammar pun

H202. Sherlock Holmes’ observation about old typewriters and their identifiable “handwriting”*

H203. Unlikely to get hit by a wave

H204. Age, ask, or nation preceder?

H205. High-rise resident

H206. “Well” preceder for an old timey insult

H207. Bullet-train taker, perhaps

H208. Less than candid

H209. The Uruk-Hai, strategically*

H210. Denom. established in 1830

H211. Supportive statues

H212. Prepared

H213. Loom on the horizon

H214. Did ___-up job (performed magnificently)

H215. Common link name

H216. Post-work plans

H217. Measures of light on the lens

H219. Police, informally

H221. Amica rival founded in Rome, Georgia

H223. “Alas, that isn’t the case”

H224. Surge in Texas tea production

H225. Like the Argus (or, metaphorically, the NSA)

H226. Nobody's-up situation

H228. Serving with gateau, maybe

H229. Hedwig and the Angry ___

H230. Massachusetts city with Jumptown

H231. Commentators of old

H232. Did an “inside job”

H233. Like the praying mantis, anatomically [weird, but true]

H234. He’s no gentleman

H235. 1800s aphorism relevant to social media (falsely attributed to Twain and Churchill, which is apt)*

H236. Starting strategy

H237. Tree that looks like restored punctuation?

H238. Sympathetic words

H239. Crescent-shaped object

H240. Jock itch, for one

H241. Uses a hatchet

H242. “Put up or shut up” in a Tarantino movie (the title might give it away)*

H243. Applies to, as an ointment

H245. “Oh, just ___” (li’l drink)

H246. Visited hastily

H247. Rhodesian menace

H248. Instructions in The Godfather that are prelude to mass murder*

H249. Investor’s Fannie

H250. “¿Cómo ___?” (“What do you look like?”)

H251. ___ and Sensibility

H252. Prickly-leaved plant

H253. Result of a witch’s hocus-pocus

H254. Pro ___: proportionately

H255. Memorable terrified reaction in Stephen King’s It*

H256. One whose boss is a dictator?

H257. “Iron Mike”

H258. Youngest daughter of any past president

H265. Kin of Inc.

H267. Thoughtfully logical

H268. Equal to in the important ways

H269. Sign sometimes replaced by a plus-in-a-diamond design

H271. Maneuvers deliberately

H273. Casino patron

H274. “I know the answer!”

H275. Like Awkwafina and Daniel Dae Kim

H276. Exercise for neck pain

H277. Capital with famous stone heads

H280. Half the name of Dexter’s sister

H288. Esteemed member

H293. Authoritarian philosophy

H295. “Sure, lady,” more politely

H296. Store specialist

H299. Cause of many ‘70s lines

H300. Halfwit

H302. Most bland and brown

H307. Abbr. en el sobre

H313. Start of a Three Dog Night hit

H314. Candid Camera bits

H315. Scuzzballs

H317. Pest to Australian ranchers

H319. Privy to, as a deal

H320. City central to Sicily

H322. ___-Manuel Miranda who is not considered to have an EGOT despite Encanto winning Best Original Score and Best Animated Feature, which really seems like hair-splitting to me

H324. Parts of plants’ vascular systems

H326. Verbally run down

H328. Strands of yarn

H334. Epistolary addenda

H335. Ending with hoop

H336. Pt. of the SEC

H338. More agile

H339. Paris jilted her for Helen of Troy

H341. Some Chevys

H342. Tortilla chip topping

H347. In my company

H348. Spex

H350. “Hold your horses, I’m coming”

H351. “The Freshmaker” sloganeer

H353. The - in Fl-

H355. Expanded cadence

H357. Wasp’s nest location

H359. George Lucas’s effects co.

H361. Alternative to “ahem”

H363. Year Trajan received an ambassador from India

H364. Some looping online animations

H365. Satchel the pitcher

H366. Kidder in Superman stories (but not the Prankster)

H368. Kind of bust or lab

H369. My bad

H370. October 15th, e.g.

H371. “Yeah, you got it”

H372. Cab connoisseur?

H373. “That came out wrong, let me try again…”

H378. Polite refusal

H379. Weighing about as much as a human brain

H380. Halyards, sheets, brails, vangs, tricing-lines, warps, whips and jackstays

H381. German Dadaist Hannah

H382. Bacchanals’ cry

H383. Famous last name in spydom

H386. Hosts at a country house, for example

H387. Architectural edge

H389. “Survey ___…” (game show phrase)

H391. Maker of Zombie Strike toys

H393. “Some will like it, some won’t”

H394. Rural service provider

H395. Most students the night before exams, e.g.

H396. Prototypical drone invented in 1968

H397. Trades some munitions to

H398. Be out of one’s league, in a way

H399. Housekeeper in New Delhi

H400. Taking too much

H402. Besmirchant

H403. Indication from God

H414. Kids’ plastic brick maker

H416. Question that leaves an opening for doubt

H419. Patron of Ireland, briefly

H421. Parcel out

H423. Add yeast

H424. Philly outfit that makes tons of money

H426. Physicist Niels and family

H427. “So-o-o-o fu-u-u-un!”

H429. “Charlie and I would follow ___-and-hold policy even if we [were] tax-exempt…” (Warren Buffett)

H430. Free ___: unencumbered

H431. Police noises

H432. Chipped flint

H433. Awed crowd response

H437. E-mails, e.g.

H439. Hang follower in foreign finance

H440. “…ands, or ___”

H441. Where a struggle may be decided

H445. Have nothing to do with

H447. Hearing “Your call is important to us” over and over…

H449. Noted infant sleep theorist

H451. Cry ___ (warn of disaster)

H452. Move fast

H455. Swindle

H458. TV’s ___-Files

H460. Heroine of So Big

H461. Make a new home, say

H462. Evince displeasure

H467. Tree branch

H468. North American Indian

H469. Org. formed November 25, 2002

H470. Endings for pant and scant

H471. Material for some mills

H476. “We’ll IM again before long”

H478. Moray hunters

H480. Worker, in Mumbai

H483. Alternative to puri or uthappam

H488. Skeletal unit

H489. Put a ___ (brew coffee)

H490. They impose levies

H491. Robin Wayne

H492. Chihuahua greeting

H499. Green Mountain Boy Warner

H501. Greet silently

H503. Attack vocally

H505. Future atty.’s exams

H507. How some CDs are bought

H511. Most quip-filled, often to excess

H512. Crowd-drawing bars

H514. One of 144 in mah jongg

H515. ___ up: lean into the stereotypes like you’re starring on Will and Grace

H517. They might try to break four minutes

H518. Millennial moms, most likely

H519. Make ___-up: blend styles or songs together

H520. Warren’s Bulworth co-star

H521. Ruptures, as a cell wall

H523. Raising wages, adopting green policies, or denouncing the enemies of democracy, e.g. (HINT HINT, corporate America)

H524. Triumphant acronym that’s a shocked acronym reversed

H525. Relieve by substituting for

H526. Diarrhea, wryly

H529. Detection-evading aircraft

H530. Greatest authority

H531. Spot in a hierarchy (abbr.)

H532. Bleached, metaphorically

H534. Simon and Young

H535. Go on until

H536. Caracas “of course!”

H538. London vehicle

H540. Some patches

H542. Stage actress Marian

H544. Daily show that’s covered Hollywood since 1991

H546. One of the first sitcom kids to have a show from his own POV

H550. Noshes in Nuevo Laredo

H551. Most Kurds

H552. Collection of people learning to improve sensitivity

H553. Irreverently, after “in”

H554. Lucky sorts?

H562. Feigns

H564. SpaceX head Musk

H565. Fort Sill site

H567. Knock off course

H569. “Eucalyptivore”

H571. Brazilian dances

H572. Cause of pop-ups

H575. Winter Olympics racers

H576. Arrow case

H577. Comment of approval

H579. Give ___ understand: explain

H583. Causing photochemical change

H584. Really were, when all was said and done

H585. Rubies’ relatives

H586. Rikki-Tikki-___ (Kipling mongoose)

H587. Deep reverence

H588. “Here’s a new one on me,” online

H589. Virginia AMs and PMs

H590. Linden article

H591. Airport screeners’ employer

H592. “Checkmate, fool”

H593. Following the gender binary

H594. The Door to Hell and lava lakes

H595. Memorials

H600. Berkshire Hathaway’s headquarters city

H603. Painters Charles Willson and James

H604. Tropical vines

H606. Distress light

H610. Trying to get that paper

H611. Wrestling

H612. Suffix with instrument and person

H613. Bimetallic Canadian coin

H615. Apple-juice entrepreneur

H616. Spiral-horned African creature

H618. Captain Morgan and Bacardi, for two

H620. ___ home: dine in

H623. Lead-in to “firma”

H625. Overmuch

H627. Patton player

H629. Bedding accessory

H632. Uncommon batteries found in some older laptops

H633. Word with node or gland

H635. Lenience despite others’ guilt

H636. Predator’s delight

H640. Pizza topping

H642. With “to,” lead-in to supporting evidence for your point

H643. CBS police drama that debuted in 2003

H644. Wendy’s side

H651. Ding Dongs competitor

H653. Message left in the office, often

H655. Wind about

H658. Evicts, in a way

H661. Maze note

H663. Certain chamber groups

H664. Single-season hit record holder

H665. Booth items, once upon a time

H666. Drink from the Chinese for “tea”

H667. Specks

H669. Herd noise

H673. Methuselah’s 969, at the end

H675. “Delta Dawn” singer Tucker

H677. US mil. honors

H679. Instruments for Shankar

H681. MacDonalds’ hub?

H683. Bit of dental repair

H685. Buchwald and Ade

H686. Clouseau’s valet

H688. Land tenure in old England

H689. Nearly fall over but don’t

H690. Crayolalike

H691. Vacationing in a camper, informally

H692. 1950s Red-hunting panel (abbr.)

H693. Vietnam’s Ho Chi ___ City

H694. Restrain

H695. “___ Be in Love” (Kate Bush song)

H696. German steel center

H697. “Karma’s come for a guy who hurt others” (also, an 1899 film)

H699. Courtroom address

H700. Relative of frankincense and myrrh

H701. Not clumsy, at least

H703. Persuade, as voters

H704. Beds-in-a-box for cheap travelers

H705. Tendency toward PDA and Valentine’s gifts

H706. Spiritual approach to psychological help

H707. Flying Solo

H709. Memorable tennis star Michelle

H710. References

H711. She intones a catchphrase for cash

H713. Unsparingly

H714. Go overboard with the coke

H715. Owl’s “owooooo!”

H716. Right on board HMS Pinafore

H717. She won a BAFTA for Pride and Prejudice and went on to do Fifty Shades of Grey

H718. Spring-___ cycle: tidal phenomenon

H720. M star Peter

H721. Soap actor Luckinbill

H723. Twice as weird

H725. Hiccup’s wife

H728. Croft of tomb raiding

H731. Middles, old style

H732. Puts up

H733. Sandwich meats

H735. Where tauntauns get ridden and die

H737. Be good enough

H742. NASA’s says, “activities in space should be devoted to peaceful purposes for the benefit of all mankind”

H745. IMF pt.

H748. “Two silkworms had a race; they ended up in ___”

H750. Authenticated

H752. Prepare the factory

H756. Supreme Court judge in Britain, before Britain had a Supreme Court

H757. Vessel heading found in “vessel”

H759. Return from vacation, perhaps

H760. Brand with several “slightly sweet” flavors

H761. One-piece outfit

H762. Lightning-fast Bolt

H763. Word on a sash

H765. TV personality Faust

H772. He played the mark in The Sting

H774. Meat tube

H776. “We’re gonna wish we ___…” (“Mama’s Gettin’ Ready for Christmas” lyric)

H778. Wide-ranging beliefs

H780. Butler skilled at first aid, nutritious meal preparation, and cleaning bat guano stains

H782. Like some Sure things?

H784. Six-lane path, for example

H785. Make it hotter

H788. “Get a hold of yourself!”

H789. Painfully expensively

H790. Tips of pens

H791. Brownish-yellow

H792. Period of illness

H794. Not rewarding simple observation

H795. Standup star Morgan

H796. On the other side from, as a page

H798. Mathematical ability and data, or what they help determine

H800. Version of the Batmobile glimpsed in Watchmen

H802. It’s not in the program

H803. Drencher

H805. They were wiped out by the Jedi…almost

H807. “___ worry!”

H809. Insurance groups

H810. In any time

H812. Soapmaking material

H817. Downcast ones

H818. Tending to sag

H820. “Eh, so I was wrong!”

H821. Lavatory

H824. Butter substitutes

H825. “___ do” (“Not possible”)

H828. Dante e Boccaccio

H829. Deaf as ___

H832. Slang for “muscular” that turns into its slangy opposite if you flip one of its letters upside down

H834. Jaws a hungry dog may lick

H837. “Hey, that’s not right!”

H839. Stickpin relative

H842. Earl Anthony org.

H844. Edible submarines

H846. Like The Room or the Yugo, to some

H847. Crystal-crusted cavity

H848. Performing awards sweep

H849. Reacted to a traffic tie-up

H850. “This isn’t good!”

H851. Pursues doggedly?

H852. Olla’s mooring tool

H853. Paine’s The Age of ___

H860. Danny who acted in The Last Don, The Godfather Part II, and Do the Right Thing

H861. English county where Thomas Hardy was born

H862. Greek letter whose lowercase indicates wavelength

H863. Kind of bandit

H864. Heavily favored to win

H866. Other, to Diego

H868. What legislatures do, ideally

H870. In the Valley of ___ (2007 film)

H873. One of three in Alabama?

H876. Clark Kent and Dorothy Gale

H877. Gibraltar and Hormuz (abbr.)

H878. The Sons of Liberty famously rebelled against it

H879. Routing digits go-with, for short

H880. Miss, in Marseille

H881. Muscle exercised with lunges, for short

H882. Drag performer Gerd whose full name sounds like an exclamation

H883. Market sectors

H887. ER employees

H890. The two in a Brit’s farewell

H894. Name derived from the Tetragrammaton

H896. Portend

H897. He-Man’s sister

H899. Member of a certain Islamic people

H901. Pinguid

H903. Chemical salts

H904. World’s leading food packager/processor

H908. Co-firing technique to reduce power plants’ pollution

H909. “I like to know I’m ruining generations” Dutton of Yellowstone

H910. Salk’s concern

H912. Someone faked his diaries in 1983

H914. Some French sculptures

H919. Guangzhou, formerly

H921. Office building owner

H924. Makes short cuts

H926. John and Yoko’s kid

H928. ___-in-state: displays of a body before burial

H933. Blouse decorations

H934. Code signals

H935. ___ Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

H936. ___ Flanders

H937. Chateau divisions

H944. Slowed up (with “in”)

H946. Tucked into bed

H948. “Jumping Someone ___ Train” (The Cure)

H949. Latin-book word

H951. Memory pathway

H954. Kind of justice

H956. 1978 song expressing happy relief

H957. Neithers’ go-withs

H959. Nerdy sort

H960. Made a quick trip

H965. Dictator Hussein

H967. To ___: exactly

H970. Bowie of baseball

H972. Tackles with energy

H975. Took the cake, perhaps

H976. 50s-’60s TV beatnik Maynard G.

H978. Dumped, so to speak

H979. Iron-pumper’s units

H980. Card-games authority

H981. Country’s Snow

H982. Pillage

H984. Michael who led the Disney Renaissance

H985. Large-scale market potential

H986. Voters in general

H987. Trial balloons of a sort

H988. Samson et Dalila composer

H989. “___Believe” (Monkees hit)

H990. Still lit

H991. Challenge in The Imitation Game

H992. Work such as bean picking

H993. Venmos, but more officially

H995. Oceanfronts

H996. Article I mandate

H997. Goal of some finance majors

H998. Gave up, as land

H999. Man-mouse link?

H1000. Started a frat party

H1001. Like the sentiment that led producers to axe Cops…for a brief time

H1002. Mango ailment

H1003. Fly flickers

H1004. Big name in travel guides

H1006. “WAP” co-singer

H1008. Neither up nor down, as a stock price (abbr.)

H1010. Fine cloth

H1012. Cartographer’s septet

H1014. Resound again

H1017. Potential jurors

H1019. Yukon producer, for short

H1020. “___ there, baby!” kitten poster

H1021. Biography’s story

H1022. Alters states

H1023. Comfy slip-ons

H1024. Bright green liqueur

H1031. Asphalt pit spot

H1032. Did a Walgreens job with a baseball metaphor

H1034. Juan’s uncle?

H1037. Workout wear

H1039. Marquee illusion

H1044. Campus sites

H1045. Neighbor of a Navajo

H1047. They’ll follow their favorite show anywhere

H1048. Anon, anon

H1049. Alternate building entrance

H1050. Kind of business where a hit History Channel show is always set

H1051. Lacking auditory feedback

H1052. Marauding pagans of centuries past

H1057. Ready to spend immediately

H1058. Cannes opener

H1059. Bee’s nectar reservoir

H1060. Specification in the ketchup aisle

H1061. “If only!”

H1062. “Untie me or I’ll beat you to a pulp!,” e.g.

H1065. Troubling sign

H1067. ___ disk (blind spot)

H1073. Cash supplier, hopefully

H1074. Still standing, as a bowling pin

H1075. Website with a focus on step-by-step instructions to “just about everything”

H1076. Raised welts

H1077. Make fancy

H1078. Really small (var.)

H1079. Politicians’ all-purpose personal assistants

H1090. Regard with obvious awe

H1092. Julia Child biography named for her nickname for everyone

H1094. Smokey Bear spots, for short

H1096. Protagonist in Toni Morrison’s Beloved

H1098. Gomez’s nickname for his wife

H1100. “___ the news today…” (Beatles)

H1101. Org. whose seal includes an eagle perched on a key

H1103. ___ Colada (Life Savers flavor)

H1105. Protected, in a way

H1106. Bunkum

H1107. Street sign word

H1108. ___ Oldest Rivalry (UVA-UNC annual game)

H1109. ___ -de-sac (blind alley)

H1111. Outkast’s musical genre

H1118. Edible tuber of the Andes

H1120. Like Beethoven’s minuet

H1122. Nothing in Napoli

H1124. Judith of the stage

H1125. Creator belief

H1127. Praise greatly

H1131. Short-order locations

H1133. Snow glider

H1134. Waters down

H1136. Maker of daisy cutters

H1137. Brave, when times are dark

H1146. Tamagotchi, e.g.

H1148. Jaunty in appearance

H1151. Moves skittishly

H1153. 1976 Nobel Prize-winning author Bellow

H1155. Olympic swimmer who tried to trademark “jeah”

H1156. Genetically modified pen-dweller

H1157. Oldest peer-reviewed publication for doctors

H1159. Empties

H1160. Italian “Ta-ta”

H1161. Narrow gaps

H1162. Port or pad opening

H1163. Of less worth

H1164. Evil red light of cinema

H1170. Hopefully, most of yours are good

H1174. Longest period of time

H1176. First name of the speaker in H1175-Across

H1178. Kind of platter

H1180. Tangelo kin

H1181. Beverage berry

H1183. Law student’s study

H1185. Feature of a positronic brain in Star Trek

H1186. Is subsumed by

H1189. Fab Four flick of ‘65

H1191. Mabley of stand-up

H1192. Keanu of Tinseltown

H1193. Maze part

H1197. “That’s the spot!”

H1198. Tail at the head?

H1199. Pick things out

H1200. Roam aimlessly

H1201. Cartoon exclamation

H1203. Bus stop?

H1205. Pirate queen of One Piece, or other queen’s wear

H1206. US legal reps

H1207. Cervantes’s aunt

H1211. “Makes sense to me”

H1213. Prepares to swing

H1215. Letterboxd alternative

H1218. X-___ Knife

H1223. Indicative is one

H1224. Lunch spots

H1225. Post-It note

H1226. Urban area needing renewal

H1227. Bushy do

H1228. Grafton’s ___ for Noose

H1236. Sporty Audi models

H1237. Theban monarch, for short

H1238. Part of a sonnet that looks like a rhyme scheme

H1240. Cinco follower

H1242. Twilled silk fabric

H1244. Pilot’s place

H1248. Pitch descriptor

H1250. “___ Lying” (Greenwood)

H1251. Spokesperson?

H1252. Haws’ partner

H1253. “Andale! Andale!”

H1256. Fuel oxygenate, or reason Jo got away with portraying the youngest March sister as such a brat in Little Women (think about it)

H1262. Genre I was convinced was real, but may have just made up, for “Bang Your ___ (___ Health)” by Quiet Riot (reverse the two words to get a devotee of such music)

H1266. Aegean isle

H1267. College group (abbr.)

H1269. Yearly (abbr.)

H1271. Dreamtimes (for short)

H1275. Insult to inspire the comeback “I’m just taller than my hair”

H1276. Characters in Fast and the Furious and NCIS: LA

H1278. Alas, in Dublin

H1279. Colder-than-cold Cologne water

H1281. SZA genre, as it’s sometimes stylized

H1282. Bathing suits more likely to be modest

H1284. Item to secure a sign with

H1285. Fireplace clutter

H1287. Co. accused of “keeping claim payment checks locked in a safe until the claimant complained, disposing of correspondence during pizza parties, and fighting mundane insurance claims in court for years unnecessarily” (source: freeadvice.com)

H1288. Superlative ending

H1291. Hook up with, during a summer abroad

H1293. The Ballet Class painter

H1296. Give in to wanderlust

H1298. Dials next to speedometers, for short

H1299. Happiness in Le Havre

H1300. For all time, in poesy

H1301. Thin on top

H1303. Guinea pig girls

H1304. “___ through the tulips”

H1305. What like magnetic poles do

H1306. Location of the sky

H1307. Book after Isa.

H1308. Daniel Webster specialties

H1309. Image prob

H1310. Certain Japanese American

H1311. The Enterprise and Millennium Falcon

H1312. Losers to BOS in the 2010 NBA playoffs

H1313. Uncertain

H1314. What was yours at one time?

H1315. Scarce items, proverbially

H1316. Subject of the 1999 biography subtitled “The Little Giant of Baseball”

H1317. Go over old ground about

H1318. De-sanding after a trip to the beach

H1319. Note above G?

H1320. Herbert of Pink Panther films

H1321. One on the house

H1322. Illegal perfume from whale poop

H1323. “Tch!”

H1324. Dental brand suffix

H1325. Too fast

H1326. Pertaining to bristles

H1327. Uses, as a limo

H1328. Number equal to its square

H1329. Be squandered

H1330. “…if ___ saw one!”

H1331. 19th-century explosive that makes another 19th-century explosive if you remove its vowels

H1332. Neurodiversity and net zero, e.g.

H1333. “Feliz ___ nuevo”

H1334. Cochlear implant or EnChroma colorblindness glasses

H1335. Horse trained for harness racing

H1336. Having some drinks, say

H1337. “It is not wisdom but authority that makes ___” (Thomas Hobbes)

H1340. Share digs

H1342. Bistro dessert

H1344. It may be trapped in a filter

H1346. Sturdy textile

H1349. Cato’s being

H1352. Guinan and Geordi La Forge’s show, for short

H1353. Volts per ampere

H1354. Is napping

H1355. “…or hope to ___ owe to my angel mother” (Abraham Lincoln)

H1356. Siemens unit

H1357. Coming soon

H1360. Crooner McEntire

H1361. Rhine feeder

H1364. “Ready, aim…” follower

H1366. “And all that jazz,” for short

H1367. Down, on “un mapa”

H1369. Low points

H1371. They may be inflated in LA

H1372. Keep worrying

H1377. Pampas kin

H1379. Capt. Wilton Parmenter’s command

H1380. Slicker go-with

H1382. They may be cocked

H1384. Leonard of Star Trek

H1387. “Run ___” (Bobby Vee hit)

H1389. Cameraman’s choice

H1392. “Detective” in a 2019 Pokémon movie

H1394. More in need of a chill pill

H1397. Green 2001 title hero

H1402. Straighten

H1403. Ilhan in “the squad”

H1404. Bee, e.g.

H1405. Mr. in New Delhi

H1406. Charlie Weaver’s hometown Mount ___

H1407. Borders

H1408. Poet, at times

H1411. GPT-4 and DALL-E, for two

H1415. Cat doc

H1418. Passes, as a year or summer fling

H1420. Stooge’s laugh syllable

H1422. Opposite of norte

H1423. Choose to be (in/out)

H1425. Green tractors

H1427. The Cardiff Giant, e.g.

H1429. Melville potboiler

H1432. Played out

H1433. Follows Nancy Reagan’s advice when peer pressured

H1435. Airport-board stats

H1436. Maxim in England, e.g.

H1437. Now and again

H1439. Shawn or Jack

H1440. Asian gong

H1441. “…loves me, ___ know”

H1442. Scrabble word from the Hebrew alphabet

H1443. Popular invisible guard

H1444. Nothing doing

H1445. Odin and Thor’s calendar-neighbor

H1446. Kind of crab

H1447. 10 star Bo

H1448. “Deal’s off, eggsuckers!”

H1450. “I coulda been a contender, I coulda been somebody, instead of ___, which is what I am”

H1453. Happy song?

H1455. Odalisques, e.g.

H1457. Industrial or computer processing sequence (abbr.)

H1459. Commute back from work

H1460. Shakespeare or Bacon

H1461. Fudge facts

H1462. One who qualifies for Jeopardy!’s tournament, e.g.

H1463. Way to use “they” largely legitimized in the 2010s

H1464. Twins or socks, e.g.

H1465. In ___ res

H1466. Vegas show

H1467. Doggy “Don’t!”

H1468. Mastodon feature

H1469. Certain traveler’s weariness

H1478. Without dividends

H1480. Praiseful and poetic

H1481. British wellness org.

H1482. Wait…me?

H1483. Time to quit?

H1485. Places to display trophies, perhaps

H1487. About all our surroundings

H1488. Duographic chess-analysis site

H1490. Found a place on the schedule for

H1493. Conductance units

H1494. Not brushed off

H1498. Capital nicknamed “Queen City of the Rockies”

H1499. Subject to a fleecing

H1500. One of six in this clue

H1501. Passes over

H1502. Bob or Rachel

H1503. Audi rival, once

H1505. Knockout punch

H1507. Lambs’ mas

H1509. Name Tom Hanks says in a thick voice onscreen

H1511. Headlands

H1517. Consider as

H1522. Tingle and unhealthy temperature

H1524. CD mailer, once

H1525. “Wednesday’s child is full of ___”

H1526. Net source of TV shows

H1527. In the bloom of manhood

H1528. Adduced

H1529. Where people shape up

H1530. Big financial management co. on the NYSE

H1531. Post-Q run

H1533. He “ruins everything”

H1535. Great place to transition from sitting to napping

H1537. “I really like this!”

H1539. State of hate

H1541. Shows disrespect to

H1543. Like a sloe

H1545. Pickering’s place, briefly

H1546. The Tudors airer, in brief

H1548. Coin introduced on January 1, 1999

H1550. Close friend, in surfer slang

H1555. Part of IMHO

H1556. Words before gold or shampoo

H1557. “What does it cost?”

H1559. Website list, often

H1560. Geek Squad service

H1561. Business records

H1562. [screams, shakes clenched fists]

H1563. Over there, odically

H1564. “That feels so great!”

H1566. Vegetable that sounds like its juice might drip

H1567. Dendrology, for one (abbr.)

H1569. Kylie and Kendall’s parent

H1571. Homolka or Schindler

H1573. Morgue ID

H1575. A loyal ally to

H1578. Phrase that starts a transitional recap and implies a conclusion to be drawn from it

H1580. Potions professor at Hogwarts

H1582. “The value of ___ is its emptiness” (Buddhist proverb)

H1585. Downright, so to speak

H1586. One making refinements

H1588. ABA mems.

H1589. Wage ___

H1590. Ralph Kramden’s laugh syllable

H1591. Unable to pay

H1592. Sub for a while

H1593. Unresponsive state

H1594. They produce white-tinted glasses

H1595. Tampa team

H1596. “The world’s local bank”

H1598. Bit of baby talk?

H1599. Member of the fam

H1600. Pull through

H1603. “Take ___ leave it!”

H1605. Megan’s co-star in two Transformers films

H1607. “Guh-ross!”

H1609. Took pits out of

H1611. ___ alone (do a solo)

H1613. En preceders

H1614. 1960s world chess champion Mikhail

H1616. Big name in breath mints

H1618. ___ breve: 2/2 time

H1620. Black cats, to some

H1623. Cowboy, at times

H1624. Gear or equipment

H1626. The Golden Calf Moses destroyed, e.g.

H1627. Likely to be triggered easily

H1628. Joyous dances

H1629. Like some musical C’s

H1630. Short-notice analyses

H1632. Curve of a sort

H1633. Old-fashioned letter opener

H1634. Furrier’s alignments

H1636. Martial arts uniforms

H1637. Salon products

H1639. Airing, as a sitcom

H1641. Gollum tech

H1643. “___ tardes” (“Afternoon!”)

H1644. When repeated, a taunt

H1647. Reno resident, e.g.

H1649. Queen Anne’s lace, e.g.

H1653. By and large

H1654. Pitcher or mug parts

H1656. An oboe has two

H1657. TX hub, to TWA

H1658. The Story ___

H1659. Go from coast to coast?

H1661. Weightlifter types

H1662. Unfair portrayals

H1663. Petting zoo plaint

H1664. Does what’s promised

H1665. Downtime, so to speak

H1666. The Roman Furies

H1669. Extends the reach of, on a well-known app

H1671. Being as aggressive as possible

H1673. Nothings, to Zapata

H1676. Nickname someone could’ve inserted an “I” into after ‘09 and ‘14 revelations

H1678. Detached prefix?

H1679. Kylo played by Adam

H1681. Cry from the mizzen top

H1683. Crushing poverty

H1684. Tweed rule, e.g.

H1685. Shrub with white or pink flowers

H1688. Have a powwow

H1689. Bedsheets in su casa

H1690. Big Ben activity

H1692. Mailing one’s opinions

H1693. Word that frankly I don’t think you can even define without sounding a bit pedo, so maybe just…don’t

H1694. Wore, as shoulder pads

H1695. Jab with a prod

H1696. Pursue closely

H1697. Goddess with a cow as an emblem

H1698. Indiana basketball fandom

H1700. Clarinet relative in F (sometimes G)

H1702. Crimson-finned food fish

H1703. Chevy model now called the Sonic

H1705. Sons of, in Hebrew

H1707. Eagerly head for

H1709. “‘Tis!” response

H1711. Something sweet to sip after supper

H1714. Ice Cube and Tupac Shakur

H1715. Try to snatch

H1716. Soviet dissident Bonner

H1721. Military request for expository dialogue

H1723. Dak Prescott and Tony Pollard for the Cowboys

H1724. Saxophonist great, familiarly

H1725. Satisfied another’s whim

H1726. Biased, carping critic

H1727. XXX abroad

H1728. Talks casually

H1730. In complete orbit

H1732. City types

H1735. Pertaining to the whole of the world’s most populous country

H1737. Adequate, archaically

H1739. Parisian playgrounds

H1741. Site of Tel Be’er Sheva

H1743. Homer’s hollers

H1745. Flare of color under the beak

H1747. Very high trumpet note

H1752. Stone fruit

H1756. City-named flower also known as the marguerite

H1757. Mumford & Sons’ “Not With ___”

H1758. It takes its toll (abbr.)

H1759. Flange

H1761. Precious stone

H1762. Knitters use them to make flowers

H1763. Nintendo online market

H1764. Insured’s filing

H1765. Robert Graves poem that starts “The bugler sent a call…”

H1767. Clever and untrustworthy

H1769. Org. that deals with class issues?

H1771. Where America’s day begins

H1773. “The Las Vegas of Asia”

H1775. Defeated one

H1777. C:\ProgramFiles\Litsoft \AcrossLite, e.g.

H1781. Send packing from the military

H1783. Period sufficient for a job

H1785. Shortened, as a bk.

H1786. “On land ___, happy campers all are we”

H1787. Leisure suit fabric

H1789. Tropical bar offering

H1790. Frustrated sound with one’s tongue hanging out, perhaps

H1791. Abstract atmospheres

H1792. Where dinars buy dinner

H1793. Herb of the ragweed family

H1794. One of the “three little people” whose problems “don’t amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world”

H1795. Completion to “proverb” or “different”

H1796. Frustration exclamation

H1797. Business trip or “working late” for an affair

H1798. Barter self-respect for a crush’s attention

H1800. Endangered antlered creature from South American grasslands

H1802. Charleston, SC monument

H1804. Bathroom linen

H1806. Strauss’s “___ und Verklarung”

H1807. Density gauge

H1810. Ongoing drama of power politics in high finance

H1811. Position again, as one’s legs

H1813. Salad ingredient.

H1815. Bedroom-share, as with a baby

H1817. Set after melting

H1818. Part of Spanish Sahara

H1827. Show whose title character was Fran Fine

H1829. 1960s political satirist

H1831. Me-time outing

H1833. Burton film or casual games company

H1835. Stabilizes, as a splint

H1838. Armand of Gotti

H1841. Luke Skywalker’s enemy

H1842. Tax inspector

H1843. Stares in surprise

H1844. Koranic passage that frowns on sheep rodeos and horsehair braids*

H1846. Classic John Lee Hooker tune

H1847. Last Oldsmobile model

H1849. Betty Grable was a famous one

H1850. The other part of each starred answer’s etymology

H1853. Her debut album was Exile in Guyville

H1855. Showed fright

H1857. Tarot deck handlers

H1859. Slow down and stop

H1861. What keeps your morning drive from sounding like BRAAAAP

H1863. Force of enlistees

H1865. Tiny bits

H1867. Centro-

H1872. Crushing exchange from Frozen, part 1 (see H3100-Down)*

H1876. Leeways

H1877. Peak southeast of Olympus

H1878. It published “100 Sexiest Women in the World”

H1880. Massachusetts’s state tree

H1885. Palm Springs, e.g.

H1888. Feed format used in blogs

H1890. Sandy City’s state

H1892. Adult pullet

H1894. Neighbor of Neb.

H1896. Letters on brandy

H1898. Film with the tagline, “It’s the only movie released this year with fourteen words in its title”*

H1902. Hittite or Lydian

H1903. Sartre’s salt

H1904. “___ father used to say…”

H1905. “Wire”

H1906. Take ___ off: prop up one’s feet

H1907. Trafficked in

H1909. Declaration of indifference to earthly matters in Watchmen*

H1911. Hitter of aluminum or wood

H1914. “Rich” or “Ironic” preceder in song titles

H1920. Lower yourself to catch a fly ball

H1927. PBS film series

H1928. Harangue

H1929. May apples

H1930. Like 16 out of 17

H1933. TV police

H1935. Hit location, often

H1937. Grown tired of everything

H1939. Least embellished

H1940. Plaster of Paris component

H1942. “Swan Lake” garb

H1945. He’ll never marry, or so he says

H1948. Ones with a will

H1949. Run away, romantically

H1950. Nonvibrating point in a standing wave

H1951. Potter’s transportation

H1952. Watson, HAL, and Deep Blue

H1955. Works out in a pool

H1957. React to Emmett Kelly

H1958. Shows one is wowed by

H1959. Called to court

H1961. Have, in Inverness

H1962. Invites at the doorway

H1963. Take ___ (act morally)

H1964. Riley and Pendergrass

H1969. Start of a pin comparison

H1971. Disgorge

H1972. Engineers’ schools, for short

H1974. Without bite

H1976. Dumbbell wt.

H1978. Un: ___ French?

H1980. ___-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It

H1982. Regency of Indonesian islands

H1985. Orchestra’s workplace

H1986. Giant in spaghetti sauce

H1988. 1 is about 159 L

H1989. French toast ingredient?

H1991. Knock ‘em dead

H1992. Gossamer

H1993. Vietnamese soup with a beef broth

H1995. Hamstring

H1996. Biol. class topic

H1998. Email attachment MyBreasts.jpg, e.g.

H1999. Oporto-to-Lisbon direcao

H2000. Sesame Street is the best-known one

H2002. Bit of greenery

H2005. Label phrase on some audiotapes

H2007. Lead-in to consent or Enlightenment

H2009. Labor safety org.

H2011. Here and there

H2015. Move like a hula dancer

H2016. Catch, as one’s nylons

H2017. Rolling set

H2018. Search in

H2019. Rock’s ___ Might Be Giants

H2020. Root beer brand

H2021. Keep ___: drink on credit

H2022. Beatles lyrics’ plea for human connection*

H2026. Fritto ___: deep fried food

H2028. Howard Stark’s musings on fatherhood in Avengers: Endgame*

H2030. Sandwiches in pitas

H2031. Actress Katey of Sons of Anarchy

H2033. Rent out again

H2035. Children of Brazil

H2036. Haggard who sang “I turned 21 in prison” (and really did)

H2037. Certiorari, for example

H2038. Grants in exchange for patient effort

H2039. Mohammed’s favorite wife

H2040. Legally Blonde exams

H2041. Spelling rule weirdly violated?

H2042. Ailments or worries

H2043. The maximum score with three of them is 180

H2044. Narodnaya’s range

H2046. 3.0 GPA equivalent

H2047. Fifty-two, to Caesar

H2049. Chorus syllables

H2051. Children’s author Eleanor who created the Moffats

H2053. Act like ___ (emote)

H2054. Creature under earth in Homer who “takes vengeance on whosoever hath sworn a false oath”

H2057. Possessing flavor

H2060. Cricket World Cup powerhouse (abbr.)

H2070. Outback leaper

H2071. Famous koan about unobserved phenomena*

H2072. Best not

H2073. Energy aplenty

H2074. They’re governed by PMs and MPs

H2077. Surprise hit that opened up new opportunities for LGBTQ film characters

H2078. Releasing, “lefty-loosey”-style

H2081. Get with great difficulty (usually used with “by” or “out”)

H2082. NFL Network face Rich

H2084. Makes full

H2086. Elgort of Baby Driver

H2088. Showed affection, in a way

H2090. Neural network, for short

H2092. Sing a lullaby softly

H2095. ___ deference: agencies are the experts on interpreting their own regulations

H2098. Eye protector

H2100. Martinique’s volcano

H2101. Plants yielding pith

H2102. Music-reading need

H2103. Eagle-Eye’s half-sister

H2104. What’s what, in the barrio

H2105. Rocky outcrop

H2106. Laminated

H2109. Person in a will

H2110. “We’ve got a lot of work to do”

H2111. Exercise in message distortion played for fun

H2115. Islamic division (var.)

H2117. Peewee league game

H2119. Wish granter of stories

H2121. Leif Ericson’s nat.

H2123. Unhealthy Starbucks order

H2125. Needs relief

H2127. Series of talks, or a man’s name

H2128. “No running” zone

H2130. Chrysler category, 1981-95

H2131. Ethnomusicologist Bartók

H2132. Accepts some insults

H2133. Identity represented by a five-striped flag with green and black, for short

H2134. Anatole France opus

H2135. Very small, with a “high-pitched” vowel substitution

H2136. 45 of the West

H2137. Particular obsessions

H2138. Reprobate

H2141. King Minos’s land

H2143. The ___ on Fire (ozone-hole disaster movie)

H2147. Waikiki’s whereabouts

H2149. Flew like a fly ball

H2150. Now-grown Cuban González hoping to reconcile with his Miami relatives

H2152. Referring to inflow and outflow

H2154. Tex-Mex topping

H2156. Baking aid

H2158. Future desires

H2161. Summoned as a witness

H2163. Bohemian martyr

H2164. Reach the end of one’s endurance

H2166. Burns slightly

H2167. “This or that?”

H2168. Run malicious code, perhaps

H2169. Blues singer McDonald

H2170. Samoan paste

H2171. Empty parcel

H2172. “___ compromise is better than a fat lawsuit” (George Herbert)

H2173. “Therefore…”

H2177. Well-adapted

H2179. It might evoke pity

H2182. Keep under surveillance

H2184. Like the coincidence of John Wilkes Booth’s brother saving the life of Abraham Lincoln’s son

H2186. Designer Jacobs (whom Janelle Monae wore for the 2018 Met Gala)

H2188. “What are we holding on ___?” “That there’s some good in the world, Mr. Frodo, and it’s worth fighting for”

H2190. SSN, for example

H2192. Faux, briefly

H2193. “___ guy walks into a bar…” (joke start)

H2195. Laughter syllables

H2196. New newts

H2197. Brogans and slingbacks

H2198. Umpire’s home plate cleaner

H2199. “You take it”

H2200. Magical symbol

H2201. Isn’t cramped

H2203. First name in sex

H2205. Greetings in Genoa, to Americans

H2208. Nail file materials

H2209. Drives up the wall

H2210. Modern party planning aids

H2211. Deep-fried Japanese nosh

H2213. Compared with

H2215. Poet Sharon Olds, for one

H2217. Some iPod models

H2218. Brenda of comics fame

H2220. Throw, as a fastball

H2222. Flower Jeff Buckley would pick with wine

H2224. ___ to: brought on

H2227. 273 K, 1 atm

H2229. ROFLMAO, but milder

H2231. 9 to 5, e.g.

H2232. Servicewomen

H2233. Impulsive

H2234. What a drugged-out star does to avoid rehearsal

H2235. Coup leader of 1970

H2236. NFL tiebreaker periods

H2237. Places where one wants for nothing

H2238. Powerhouse at second base Robbie

H2239. Lyrics followed by the uncensored CeeLo Green title to get the full seventeen beats*

H2240. She was eulogized as “England’s rose”

H2241. Terse Hemingway

H2242. Straddled

H2243. “That drink was great, keep ‘em coming!”

H2246. The home of the family

H2247. Counting method

H2249. Rogen and MacFarlane

H2252. One hired to hire

H2254. God in Gascony

H2256. It may be permitted on red

H2258. Show respect to

H2260. Jump-space key

H2261. Three short, three long, three short

H2262. Adobe format

H2263. Curious George, actually, as he has no tail

H2264. Girder

H2265. Hillary Clinton’s domain, once (abbr.)

H2266. Cask item

H2267. The ___ (seat of Dutch government)

H2271. Pears in Paris

H2275. “___ the best is good enough” (Goethe)

H2277. Kingdom loser in a refrain

H2279. Safari sight, briefly

H2281. Quieten

H2283. Brand that’s “like sleeping on a cloud”

H2285. White, friendly, barky lapdogs

H2287. Cow viande

H2289. Company makeover, briefly

H2292. Nuclear devices

H2293. Awkward, howyacallit, sitchumuation

H2295. Case place

H2296. Prepare eggs, one way

H2297. Myopic giants

H2298. Some bank jobs, for short

H2299. Zero, in law

H2300. Ms. reviewers

H2301. Arms-race summit of 1969-72

H2302. Farm implement

H2307. Intestinal disorder

H2308. Bit of skidproofing

H2310. His catchphrases include “Big up yaself,” “West Side,” and “Respek!”

H2312. Weapon in 1 Samuel

H2314. Wolf-skulled Ainsworth of anime

H2316. Pass away from

H2318. It might be seen next to a hero

H2320. Hindu elephant deity seen riding a mouse

H2322. Demonstrate

H2324. Rattle, e.g.

H2326. “Once we have ___, there is only one thing to do. It must be won” (Ernest Hemingway)

H2327. Evinces happiness

H2328. Where ConocoPhillips’ headquarters is

H2329. Pundits

H2330. First word said when turning someone topsy-turvy

H2331. Clydesdale, e.g.

H2332. Problem after leaving the derby?

H2334. Reheats

H2335. Smallest city on Connecticut’s Gold Coast

H2336. Cluster of trees

H2340. Incapacitate a hawk

H2342. Biblical bushel

H2343. Interstellar dists.

H2345. Alley sights

H2347. US : Mary :: Ireland : ___

H2349. Unrealistically spacious settings on many urban sitcoms (abbr.)

H2351. Art collection makeup

H2353. The English Patient setting

H2355. Happy, trouble-free lifestyle

H2357. Corporate raider Pickens

H2358. Kool & the Gang hit

H2359. Say “…and never darken our door again!” to

H2360. He’s credited in The Thin Man as “(The Pooch)”

H2361. Coffee, ___ Me?

H2362. Purple, for one

H2363. Grain in Nutri-Grain

H2364. Less exciting

H2365. Jelly Roll of jazz

H2366. Mother May I? movements

H2371. Waste material

H2374. Potting needs

H2376. 400 years before Ike’s election

H2378. Changes orientation

H2380. Tug on, as an ear

H2382. Pronunciation faults

H2384. Meshlike

H2386. Carpenter’s tool

H2387. The self, in Buddhism (don’t overthink it)

H2388. Agreeable

H2389. ___ Loops (breakfast cereal brand)

H2390. Another, in Annecy

H2391. Composer Harold or senator Specter

H2392. Sounds of troubled lungs

H2394. One way to count in hide-and-seek

H2395. Title roles in Mozart’s Don Giovanni and The Marriage of Figaro

H2396. Marshall Plan subject

H2398. Terse bad review

H2401. Prepares to be dubbed?

H2403. Proto-law

H2405. One of the five basic tastes

H2406. Puts (away), as for safekeeping

H2408. Webster and Berry

H2409. Bitter drug

H2410. Transcontinental bridge, e.g. (abbr.)

H2411. Stanley’s rivals

H2412. Palette fill

H2413. How some Londoners answer the phone

H2414. “Then again” in a text

H2415. Hesitant words of assent

H2416. Hip-hop article?

H2417. Many a time

H2418. Mountain retreat

H2419. Bullock in Gravity

H2422. EEE or 3E, in the military

H2423. Young whale

H2424. Miso base

H2425. OT book after Ezra

H2426. Either of two Old Testament bks.

H2428. Morticia Addams, vocally

H2431. Oscar VIPs

H2440. Give it one’s all

H2442. Jason of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

H2444. “Of a nasal partition” prefix

H2445. Hound’s pickup

H2447. Cal. date for pranks

H2449. Reddish-brown winter wear found in Robert Burns’ poetry

H2450. Quickly and recklessly

H2452. 7 on a dial

H2454. Told a tall tale

H2456. II Chronicles follower

H2458. Hecklers’ shouts

H2460. Bad-mouthers?

H2462. Dr. Seuss’s Yertle, say

H2471. Thick smog, say

H2472. Monogram of the 21st VP

H2473. Untrustworthy-looking

H2474. Slightly ahead

H2475. Pipe in a lounge

H2476. Mother Judd

H2478. End-of-week letters

H2479. Cause of much closeting

H2482. Siberian river over 2,000 kilometers long

H2483. 552, to Nero

H2485. Wry face

H2486. 2012 acronym akin to “Be adventurous”

H2488. Big Night star Stanley

H2490. The Fighting Irish of ___ Dame

H2492. Org. chaired by Jane Alexander in the ‘90s

H2500. Start of many Quebec place names

H2501. Loud horselike laughs

H2504. Longing

H2505. Apples for baking

H2506. ___-Whip (Cool competitor?)

H2511. Horseshoes play

H2513. Not fem. or masc.

H2515. Macbeth, e.g.

H2517. Figure skating event

H2520. Part of a rose

H2521. Short albums, briefly

H2522. Forum garb

H2523. Food that irresistibly attracts cartoon mice and my wife

H2524. Sing someone else’s song

H2525. Happy pill, for short

H2528. Thanksgiving day (abbr.)

H2529. Train bed

H2531. Big Hero 6 hero

H2533. Toronto subway station, e.g.

H2535. “May your waterbed spring ___!”

H2537. Where to find Spaceship Earth

H2539. Penannular brooch

H2540. Collections of plant specimens

H2541. Pope who forbade conquest of the Canary Islands

H2542. Kinda stupid, if we’re being honest

H2543. Balzac’s ___ Double Famille

H2544. Centennial tripler?

H2545. Ring (abbr.)

H2546. Regulator for fire sprinklers

H2547. Some college clubs

H2548. Malevolence

H2549. Elite divers

H2550. Japanese flavorings

H2551. Sharing an essential identity (with)

H2552. Does a nude shoot, e.g.

H2553. Finds a volunteer Lyft?

H2554. “…Lord, is ___?” (Matt 26:22)

H2555. Music, according to Emmerson

H2556. Profiler’s paranoia or fear of a bullying boss, e.g.

H2557. Lingerie drawer item

H2558. David Hume’s philosophy…or Epicurus’ philosophy

H2559. Starts, as an agreement

H2560. Winter-wounded

H2561. Actresses Rue and Ramirez

H2562. Noted moviegoer Roger

H2563. Failure to show

H2564. One of several stretches in Mad Max: Fury Road

H2565. What ballplayers look forward to after playing on the road

H2566. The Bat-Hound

H2567. Caps' gp.

H2568. Train track support

H2569. Where you’ll find digital timers and hundred-tile boards

H2570. Being borrowed by

H2571. Result of an overactive pituitary

H2572. Bad news for utilities customers

H2573. Muslims, to Malory

H2575. Are at variance with

H2576. Canary cousins

H2577. Desert journeyer

H2578. Showroom piece

H2582. Canals of Michigan/Ontario

H2584. Beavis and Butt-Head sounds

H2585. Eye for clear distinctions

H2587. Cookie in some pie crusts

H2588. Tarantino’s were hateful

H2590. Breastfeeding advocates’ group

H2598. Gets pessimistic

H2599. This Is Not Here artist

H2600. Kathie Lee’s co-host

H2601. Mountain in Thessaly

H2602. “___ atcha boy!”

H2606. Create a diversion

H2608. Gentleman, in Madrid

H2611. Zeno’s building

H2614. Aristotelian final cause

H2623. “Se ___ español”

H2624. Keeper of Keys and Grounds of Hogwarts

H2625. María Rosario Pilar Martínez Molina Baeza, frequent star on The Love Boat

H2626. Rabbit out of ___: an old-fashioned trick (to pull)

H2628. Gets elected

H2629. (From) when this whole thing began

H2630. Express mockery

H2631. “Think you can manage?”

H2632. Ability to cover debts

H2634. Is blitzed by

H2636. Genetic enzyme

H2638. Sean in Crossing Over

H2639. Fills up in private

H2641. Fen-___ (diet drug combo)

H2645. One of the brightest celestial areas in the universe, for short

H2649. Product introduced 16 years after the death of its namesake, a soap-selling CEO

H2653. Gov’t org. that aids entrepreneurs

H2655. Stand on the green

H2656. Weed-inhibiting covering

H2657. Matriculates

H2659. Nickel or copper, but not tin

H2660. Titular psycho

H2664. Un-kosher

H2666. Jacob’s younger son

H2669. Former Communist leader Xiaoping

H2671. Rockers known for synchronized dancing

H2673. Piaf or Pretty

H2675. Jeanne and others

H2676. MC

H2678. Reconnaissance

H2679. Least likely to work

H2685. American Beauty actress Mena

H2686. “Anything else?”

H2687. Break in a sentence

H2688. Name based on Standard Oil

H2689. Armed robbery

H2691. “I just got her to sleep”

H2692. Pick up some yards

H2693. Morning prayer

H2697. Sediment of a sort

H2699. Flooring material

H2701. #IRegretEverything user

H2702. Echo recent accomplishment

H2704. Community-focused lecture series

H2706. Uses a stiletto

H2716. “Twelver” Muslims

H2717. Battery not included, perhaps

H2718. “Don’t ___ surprised, Your Highness”

H2719. Villagers in How the Grinch Stole Christmas!

H2720. Maker of Her Way socks

H2722. Goes down on the snow

H2723. Nostra preceder

H2725. Va-va follow-up

H2726. Battling for Peace author

H2729. Nintendo game consoles

H2730. People born just before Virgos in the same year

H2732. End the business day

H2736. Memo segue

H2737. Circuitry site

H2740. Stat start?

H2741. Gallery district in Manhattan

H2745. Toy storage

H2746. Make home

H2747. Cobblestone cousins

H2748. Didn’t use scissors

H2751. “___ ye not yon narrow road, So thick beset with thorns and briers?”

H2755. Remove the pitch from

H2757. Colombian Indian

H2759. Hires an ambulance chaser

H2762. Brightest star in Ursa Major

H2764. UNESCO painter

H2767. Hip-hop artist whose name sounds like what he DJs with

H2769. Brief fights

H2771. Wine-making equipment

H2772. Uncoordinated treatment

H2773. Dazzled

H2774. Fully comprehends

H2775. Group fight

H2778. Subsequent interment

H2779. Beat the bejeezus out of

H2782. Old cry of despair

H2784. Gathering places for buds?

H2786. First name at the UN

H2788. Lone Huxtable son

H2796. The Vampire Diaries heroine

H2797. The way things have gone lately

H2798. Place of refuge

H2799. What a full moon does

H2800. Trunk fasteners

H2802. You might need proof of it to get some prizes

H2803. Where Homer spends too much time

H2806. Ad hoc currencies

H2808. “New” star

H2811. Jewelry stores that seem to be trying to brand a certain expression of affection

H2812. Liner movers

H2814. Diane who hosted a longtime NPR show

H2816. Melodic ranges.

H2817. Somnolent state

H2818. Three-toed tree huggers

H2819. Wood-bodied, single-cone resonator guitars

H2820. Informal meeting time for lunch

H2821. Die “the little death”

H2826. They often show local buildings as bigger than they should be

H2827. Internist’s word form

H2828. Gain again, as trust

H2829. Bathing

H2830. The man behind Fierce Creatures

H2831. Seize and carry away

H2832. Duena’s charges (abbr.)

H2834. Country crooner Crystal

H2835. Midday nap

H2839. Recall targets

H2841. University of Maryland player, familiarly

H2843. Used as a plate

H2846. Celebrations gone horribly wrong

H2848. Oft-quoted auth.

H2854. Phases

H2855. Bk. with controversial submission-urging passage

H2856. Rodger’s tune “___ Swell”

H2857. Space traveler of 1957

H2858. Stain, for one

H2861. Threadmaking machinery

H2862. Disparages, in slang

H2863. Some farm work

H2864. Sign on for a second tour

H2866. One of the crimes of Grindelwald

H2868. High-end cameras, for short

H2869. General ___ chicken (Chinese dish)

H2871. Protest bitterly

H2874. Emission of ripening fruit

H2875. Ambition of many a frustrated author

H2876. Lint remover for a fedora

H2877. Blanched, as bean seedling

H2878. Calculation aids

H2879. Cry of panicked realization

H2880. Like apple and cherry trees

H2881. Send the softball going low and fast

H2882. In glorious green

H2883. Was ahead of

H2885. ICBM bulwark, in theory

H2886. Like the Williams sisters, pre-retirement

H2887. What you’ll need to bring Berettas to Britain

H2888. Headliner at the Grand Ole Opry

H2889. Mail donner (abbr.)

H2890. They’re stuck in the 60s

H2891. Traveler’s route

H2892. Feature of a New England bowling variant

H2893. Fungal food poisoning

H2894. Key of Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely”

H2896. Hangouts

H2898. Not verité

H2899. Trick-or-treaters’ totes

H2900. Most foul

H2905. Part of UAE

H2907. Beat fast

H2910. “Why, yes, that IS one of my talents!”

H2912. Catch with one’s ears

H2919. Horn of ___ (cornucopia)

H2920. Cowboy’s workplace

H2921. Much-used rhyme scheme

H2922. Bargain-hunts

H2924. Slender shard

H2925. Intermittent cramp

H2929. Take another pill

H2931. Smiley parts

H2933. “Work ___ for yourself”

H2935. Places for icons, in early PCs

H2937. Clear the air in the household

H2947. Pursue as a hobby

H2948. Predecessor of Benedict XV

H2949. Word with film or cafe

H2950. It may require a fee

H2951. Likely response to “Where’s the leftover cake?”

H2953. Bit of bad luck

H2955. Use, as a coupon

H2957. Considerable winnings, informally

H2958. At a high point

H2960. Dolphin of early video games

H2961. Surveying station

H2964. The Bambino

H2971. “Was it a cat ___?” (palindrome)

H2973. Informal aftermarket event

H2974. Water vessel of India

H2975. Kings right winger Murray

H2977. The Parthenon, for one

H2979. Does House work

H2983. Canceled or put in development hell

H2986. Emulate Richard Simmons

H2989. Having ___ worth of: amounting to, dollarwise

H2993. Cardinals’ insignia

H2995. Five-star World War II general Arnold

H3000. Cars popular in the 1960s

H3001. Sound from cornets

H3002. Hilary Swank 2020 film about sleeping with the wrong woman

H3005. Arabian stimulant that sounds like a feline

H3007. “Is there ___?” (“The Last Question” by Fredric Brown, with a scary answer)

H3009. Women, vis-a-vis human beings

H3011. Pan-sexual being?

H3013. Person joining “our little work family” (ugh)

H3014. River through Congo

H3015. Spiny beast with a wrecking-ball tail

H3016. Pre-engagement bender?

H3017. The Emperor’s Snuff-Box novelist John Dickson

H3018. Audible dashes

H3019. German-founded Travelocity competitor

H3026. Land of the banshee

H3027. Snare for bottom-feeders

H3028. Gps. that may work with foreign governments

H3029. On the order of

H3030. Billboard fodder

H3031. Cobbler-making aid

H3032. CLXXXVI/III

H3033. Late actor Ledger

H3034. Recipient of a sort

H3035. One of the Untouchables

H3037. God-focused sch.

H3039. Uncloses anew

H3040. Eject forcefully

H3042. Sammy and family, of Chicago

H3044. Who’s depicted in Russia’s “Bronze Horseman” statue

H3046. Collegiate cheers

H3050. Only air service to foil a Mideast hijacking

H3054. Auto pt. controlling a series of actuators

H3055. Hagen of Broadway

H3059. Hairless dogs described as “judicious barkers”

H3061. “Props, man”

H3062. Certain legumeses, as they were rarely called even back in the day

H3063. WWII resistance in Athens

H3064. Everyone, societally

H3065. One playing on a band?

H3068. Walking weapons in Macross and Gurren Lagann

H3070. Baja bread

H3072. They may be hung illegally

H3074. Sixth in San Marino

H3076. Flop(p) add-on

H3079. Make use of, in prescriptions

H3080. Miocene mammal

H3081. Germanic mass transit

H3086. Hurts severely

H3087. Centers of many ranges

H3088. Grass often grown as a cover crop

H3091. Decreased

H3092. Indonesian tourist trap

H3093. Moves briskly like a Clydesdale

H3094. Some pictures

H3095. Mtg. guarantor

H3098. Unpleasant at 4:00 PM, maybe

H3099. Reading style discouraged in the library

H3100. Crushing exchange from Frozen, part 2 (see H1872-Down)*

H3103. People who know what they’re doing

H3105. School sessions

H3109. “And there,” to Therese

H3116. Terry Pratchett’s ___-Morpork, named for an Egyptian icon

H3118. Krypton-born baby

H3119. Joins a union

H3120. H/o ratio in triangles

H3121. Two-wheeled carriage

H3123. Cesare of the opera

H3124. Raises one’s spirits?

H3129. Closed a deal, in a way

H3131. Trump’s canceled Czech

H3133. What to grip to tip your hat

H3135. University of New Mexico students

H3137. Golfer’s needs

H3139. Dastardly chuckle

H3142. Annie Oakley, notably

H3143. Pain-filled exclamations

H3145. John who’s “Still Standing”

H3146. Algebra or trig

H3147. Quinine-flavored drink

H3149. Split-lipped lepus

H3155. Hurled

H3157. Evel Knievel, for one

H3159. Right away, in exec-speak

H3161. Is ready for the summer weather, for short

H3164. Help desk staffer

H3165. Perform, old-style

H3166. “Hey, I don’t have a monopoly on this idea!”

H3167. eBay feature

H3168. Gandhi ended it

H3170. Rare goods from a U.S. foreign service, in the Vatican [yep, this one’s a stretch: sorry, I thought it was a common phrase]

H3171. Dangerous desert cylinders

H3172. Three before F

H3174. Antler wrestler

H3175. Hormone linked to obesity

H3176. 2008 French Open champ Ivanović

H3177. Certain fielders (abbr.)

H3178. L.A. Galaxy’s group

H3179. Polynesian “Oh!”

H3180. Actor Olin

H3181. Solver’s cry

H3182. Capital south of Portland

H3183. Going where you shouldn’t

H3185. They might fix bugs or introduce emoji

H3186. 4:55 AM as I write this (it’s almost 9 in Virginia)

H3187. Makes sense

H3188. European who gets rich in India

H3189. Fictional town freed from fascists in ‘45

H3190. ___ Chodesh (first day of a Jewish month)

H3191. Law passed during the Clinton Administration that ensures medical privacy (abbr.)

H3192. March 21st arrival

H3193. Explorers, e.g.

H3194. Home to UPenn

H3197. Bully’s remark

H3199. Balkans dweller

H3201. “So long, amigo”

H3203. Make watertight

H3205. World’s best-performing currency in 2018

H3206. Subs from delis

H3208. Gandhi garb

H3215. Hunky-dory

H3217. Reaction to pyrotechnics

H3218. Small nuggets

H3219. Veteran actor Keach

H3222. Always in the past?

H3223. Flight org. (anagram of CIAO)

H3225. Land-free center

H3227. Specialist medical facility

H3230. Performer Baron Cohen

H3234. Cyberspace “editorially speaking”

H3239. Scent-navigating crawler

H3242. United Way request

H3243. 2021 blow-by-blow account, e.g.

H3244. Service of morning prayer

H3245. Barber remark

H3246. Big loud display of power

H3247. Relative of a prom

H3250. Condescending clucks

H3251. Types of collars or jackets

H3253. Mushroom with a black-edged top

H3255. Part of a guitarist’s pedalboard

H3257. Prohibition period buy

H3266. Come across as

H3267. What might come after a cow or a sheep?

H3268. Trying to get attention

H3269. Get a loan on

H3272. Construction unit with an important moment of inertia

H3273. “Collateral damage” and “acceptable losses,” e.g.

H3274. Visual expertise

H3275. Cinephile’s TV choice

H3276. Gym game, informally

H3278. Keyboardist Rubinstein

H3280. Noir and black comedy

H3282. Polish leader Walesa

H3284. The ___ Love (Ovid)

H3289. Laptop on which this puzzle was composed

H3290. Cut from one end to the other

H3291. Small units of weight

H3292. Nobelist who discovered that nerve cells communicate through chemicals

H3293. Horse handlers

H3294. A West African language

H3295. ___ 3 Lives (early spy TV show)

H3296. Safety prop

H3297. The Facts of Life actress Jewell

H3298. Serve as a bridge over

H3299. Works like a dog over

H3300. Populist (or pseudo-populist)

H3301. Link between the Ionian Sea and Gulf of Corinth

H3302. Emotionally overworked

H3303. “___, how did Ellie die?” (common Pixar-related Google search)

H3307. Exclamation like “Scat!”

H3308. Correct a spelling error for?

H3309. Tardy with

H3310. He almost claimed Arendelle

H3311. Minuscule amounts

H3312. “To Helen” writer, in footnotes

H3314. Helped by in some way

H3315. Dashboard display

H3316. Davenport and divan

H3318. Examiner (abbr.)

H3320. Formerly

H3322. What to talk about

H3323. Shore and Washington

H3325. Line of coal

H3327. From top to bottom, informally

H3334. Properties (abbr.)

H3335. Species of primrose

H3336. Eatery known for its celebrity caricatures

H3337. Van Dough’s counterpart, in old comics

H3338. One of a trio that weighed anchor in 1492

H3340. Europa capital

H3344. Lead-in for president or squad

H3346. Bluffer’s undoing, in poker

H3349. Used-vehicle business

H3350. Iranian refugee pop star

H3352. Swiss Miss products

H3353. Number of people in an organization

H3354. The Concordes, initially

H3356. Guy at fault, if you gotta beat SOMEBODY up for it [yeah, this one ended up stretchy too]

H3357. Luther who won eight Grammys

H3358. Take precedence over

H3362. Like more poorly kept clothes closets

H3363. Florally inspired post-mani feature

H3364. Headgear provided by a hotel

H3366. Ceremonies involving two pricks

H3367. Revolving around the seacoast

H3368. Bring down, as a government

H3369. And the following, in citations

H3370. Squealed (on)

H3372. Hidden store

H3373. Body part unique to humans

H3377. Other people

H3379. Ceases to live

H3381. Little plays

H3384. “C’mon, that’s ___ blow!”

H3386. Remain unsettled

H3396. One of the Virgin Isls.

H3398. Sales unit

H3399. Makes upset

H3400. Church hassock, in England

H3403. Starbucks offer

H3405. Irregular, as leaves

H3406. “Unnerstan’?!”

H3408. Word accompanying a fist pump

H3410. Iago or Becky Sharp

H3412. Faulkner story about a pessimist?

H3423. “C ___ crossword…”

H3424. Aristocracy

H3425. Jackman who tried out to play James Bond

H3426. Kai-Jeaw Moo-Sub cuisine

H3427. “Explain”

H3428. Pup’s sound

H3429. Start holding up fingers to list

H3431. Spot for cardiac procedures

H3434. Gastric acid, in short

H3436. Containing violence, maybe

H3438. Didn’t deviate from

H3440. Control buttons

H3443. Get buyers to sign

H3444. Vision, in Vichy

H3445. Bay Area uni

H3447. “You had me ___ like crosswords’”

H3448. Purposely doesn’t use

H3449. Amatory matters

H3450. Gen-___ (baby boomer’s kid)

H3451. ___ prius court

H3452. Tit-for-___

H3453. Dash reminders

H3455. Most capable

H3456. Find a large, lucrative audience

H3457. Collision, e.g.

H3458. Less pleasant

H3462. Rimefrosts

H3463. Not keeping off the grass?

H3465. Biarritz blintz

H3467. Head monk

H3469. Verb on a triangular sign

H3471. Hello, in Beijing

H3473. Company begun as the world’s first crop-dusting service

H3480. Scruggs’s partner

H3481. Fix a leaky roof, maybe

H3482. Chops clumsily

H3483. Helena’s rival

H3484. Cellist Jacqueline

H3486. Checkmarked

H3487. Screenplay part

H3491. Works on ahead of time, as sails

H3493. Dear ___ Hansen

H3495. Legal affirmation

H3496. Ally of the monkey king Sugriva

H3498. Jimmy Carter had one

H3500. Onetime DNC chair Howard

H3502. Big name in saws

H3503. Takes, despite wanting more

H3504. Perform an email-to-page job

H3505. Let, as a flat

H3507. Opposite of fresh

H3509. Sounds from a drunk

H3511. Winged guardian

H3513. Vermont founder Allen whose name inspired a furniture company

H3514. Keeping Up With the ___ (2006 comedy)

H3515. French answer to apple pie

H3517. Needle-box

H3518. Houston pro, slangily

H3519. It means “billionth”

H3521. Its average roll is 5.5

H3522. Smaller unit of shit-tonnage

H3526. Nest’s resting place

H3527. Trojan territory

H3530. Kind of non-dairy milk

H3532. Tribe depicted in The Revenant

H3534. “Little word” in a charades game

H3536. Participant in a deciding game

H3537. Popups, e.g.

H3538. Citronella oil, e.g.

H3539. Sleeveless shirts

H3541. Performed just so

H3542. Senator Chandler who helped found the Republican Party (in his defense, it had different values then)

H3543. In the USMC, e.g.

H3544. Accumulate and accelerate

H3548. Aleta’s firstborn

H3549. Grand pooh-___

H3550. ___-relief (contoured artwork)

H3552. Juan feminizer

H3553. Type of poet?

H3554. Person with wisdom

H3563. Have an encore presentation of

H3566. Navigation aids of old

H3567. Show candor

H3570. Bar accommodation

H3579. Pepperoni alternative

H3581. Magnolia St. campus

H3587. Got less intense

H3588. Volkswagen model that sounds like an intersection

H3589. Rossini’s Count

H3590. City on the Wei

H3591. Ancient region bordering Palestine

H3593. Sound made when being rubbed the right way

H3594. Close to

H3603. Skin, in trade

H3604. One from Kirkuk, e.g.

H3605. Grammy-nominated rapper

H3606. Historical records

H3608. “Would You Be So Kind?” singer

H3610. Fig. on a cereal box

H3612. Hot weather exclamations

H3614. Powhatan’s captive

H3617. Pitcher Nomo

H3619. For instance

H3620. Untamed ranch horse

H3621. Involve without their consent

H3622. Sin preceder

H3625. NBA forward Lamar

H3626. Anika ___ Rose, 2014 Tony nominee for A Raisin in the Sun

H3627. Drying oven

H3628. “Sailor’s Song” start

H3629. Feel the same

H3630. Type of “Crown Revue”?

H3631. Wild swine

H3632. One way to put out an album

H3633. Necessities (abbr.)

H3634. Larry Bird’s alma mater

H3635. Pirate’s loot

H3636. “Break Your Heart” singer Cruz

H3637. ___-pop (Depeche Mode subgenre)

H3638. Insistent Andalusian assents

H3639. Don’t land right

H3640. It’s had traffic problems for over 2000 years

H3641. Go ___ length (ramble)

H3642. “Hmm…I doubt that”

H3643. “Quit stalling!”

H3644. Courage, spunk

H3645. “___ es para ti” (“This is for you”)

H3646. Knot in rug weaving

H3647. Sleep with, as a yenta might say

H3648. Wheels on a motorway

H3649. Give ___ on the back: compliment

H3650. Electronica’s ___ Size

H3651. Certain conveyance of prop.

H3652. Indicated contentment

H3653. First st. admitted to the union after the Civil War

H3656. Film title foe of Master Control Program

H3657. Clear one’s plate

H3658. Blow sound

H3660. “___ kidding?”

H3662. Move openers in Monopoly

H3663. Turner and Cole

H3665. Foot (suffix)

H3666. Play ___: redo a point due to interference

H3667. Upper part of a glacier

H3668. Speaker of the diamond

H3669. Waver, falter

H3670. Sporty Jaguar model

H3671. Keep the Tin Man going

H3672. Black tea grade

H3673. Long and usually tiresome screed

H3674. Japanese statesman and family

H3675. Up and a little to the left, for short

H3676. Boot-camp berths

H3677. Online “Just saying”

H3678. Tree for a Yule bird

H3679. Cut, as a boil

H3680. Novel conclusions?

H3681. Roulette centerpiece

H3682. Mortar holders

H3683. Des Moines neighbor

H3684. Accelerate, sometimes with “up”

H3685. Wash out

H3686. “…for ___ know”

H3687. The Second of May, 1808 artist

H3688. Immense, in poetry

H3689. Dr. of rhymes

H3690. Automaton on Alderaan

H3691. Foot wipers

H3692. IT in AITA

H3693. Double-___ (tourney type)

H3696. “Right now!”, on ER

H3701. Et ___: footnote abbr.

H3702. Pickens

H3703. Grade elevator

H3704. Quarterback’s worry

H3705. Certain Celt

H3706. “See what I did with that quip just then?”

H3708. Bucolic areas

H3710. 20th or 21st (abbr.)

H3714. Goofy oaf

H3717. Named the name of (var.)

H3719. Flood’s counterpart

H3720. JFK user

H3721. Classic Gibson guitars

H3722. LAX guess

H3724. Backer’s vote

H3726. Scholastic abbr.

H3728. Party abbr. about drinks

H3730. Monopoly foursome (abbr.)

H3731. Suffix with vein

H3732. Charlemagne domain (abbr.)

H3733. RMN served under him

H3735. It’s heard at a snap

Across Stitches

H111-IJ82. Gordon, Meredith, or Heather of screen

H128-IJ115. National Youth Poet Laureate Gorman

H425-IJ400. Hue and cry

H727-IJ683. The 1988 Olympics

H1016-IJ989. They help give fisherwomen shade

H1129-IJ1109. Anniversaries of when anime racer Racer came into the world, for short?

H1430-IJ1417. Never-seen collab album between "Take This Job and Shove It" singer David Allan and "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" singer Marvin?

H1619-IJ1600. Inhabited time period

H1749-IJ1719. Prime alternative's features?

H2142-IJ2114. Theme of the top-right section of the Ubercross Abecedaria

H2446-IJ2402. Tail in detective work

H2750-IJ2696. Light cannons with engraved birds on them

H3036-IJ2964. Online laptop source

H3313-IJ3208. Lawn-ornament-style diplodoci and T-Rexes next to the grill and picnic table?

H3341-IJ3238. Meals taken in a humble apartment of sorts?

H3734-IJ3594. "Pirate" wear

Down Stitches

H3717-N1. "In that hypothetical case, my response? Inaction"

H3630-N8. Convenience store known for its fried chicken

H3639-N15. Quick study?

H3648-N22. Factor in lorries' freight capacity

H3702-N29. Not much to offer

H3703-N36. Wedding's invitee-by-proxy

H3567-N41. “Don’t try to spare my feelings”

H3662-N46. Famously high-end cars

H3619-N53. "Though I apply the term to them loosely"

H3672-N60. It's made from young leaves

H3681-N67. Rolls while pulling up from behind

H3690-N74. Handheld on Google-based OS

H3314-N81. Reward for film investors