Ubercross Abecedaria L
Across
L1. Music-competition-show group
L6. Revolutionary?
L13. The ___-King’s daughter, whose touch
is also poisonous
L16. Univ. or coll.
L19. Ostrich’s Aussie auntie?
L22. Inc. cousin
L25. It’s hot in Hanoi
L28. Ruler units (abbr.)
L31. Motion City Soundtrack (abbr.)
L34. Sgt.’s charge
L37. Network that merged with the WB
L40. Mother of stars and winds
L43. Breaks off
L49. ___ City (Maxis game)
L52. RAF award
L55. Erin, on EU license plates
L58. Day-care break
L61. USSR’s successor
L64. Rusty dusty
L67. Gore and Quayle, once (abbr.)
L70. Cato’s 250
L73. Russian chess master Mikhail
L76. Every tragic character has one
L80. What to check if you smell gas
L82. “___ aussi!” (“You too!” in Toulouse)
L83. Marge’s relative in a tub?
L85. One of the most influential superhero
writers, whether he likes it or not
L88. Low blow, according to the ump
L89. “Now ___ me down…”
L91. Chicago mayor ___ Emanuel
L92. He stopped to nap
L94. She sings “I’m A Mess,” “F.F.F.,” and
“I’m Good”
L96. Neutrogena product
L98. Like some gestures or logic
L100. Commanding great respect
L103. Home at
L104. Email opinion letters
L106. Spew forth
L107. Let slip
L109. Programming language that sounds like
a gem
L110. Some GPS suggestions, informally
L112. Member of Indian royalty
L113. One reason for the teacher shortage
L114. Horror film with a shapeshifting
monster whose first word is another famous filmed horror story with a
shapeshifting monster
L115. “That ___ no concern to you”
L116. As a freelance wage
L119. Home guy Bob
L120. Robert who surrendered at Gettysburg
L121. Lower torso parts
L122. “Came up short…”
L123. God of mindless aggression, but also
great bravery
L124. “Not to be pedantic, but…”
L125. Scenic walkway
L126. Start to get going
L127. Sets in geometry
L128. CD alternatives
L130. “Whose woods these ___ think…” (Robert
Frost)
L131. Inexperienced mind, e.g.
L134. “I’m…I’m at ___ for words”
L135. “Shall ___?” (“There are more
examples, trust me”)
L137. Cries of disgust
L138. 1/8 of a fluid ounce
L140. Conductor of “The Three Tenors”
L142. Persona non grata
L143. Device that might be deployed after an
angiogram
L144. Light lead-in
L146. Put a fence around
L148. Lasciviously desires
L150. Former rival of Jimmy and Björn
L152. Rome has seven
L154. Infamous Judean governor
L156. Worms greeting
L157. Cinematic technique, for short
L159. Bobby Fischer, as of 2005
L162. Oven setting
L163. Indian vegetable dishes
L165. God of fertile land eventually merged
with Pluto
L167. The ___ King (2019 remake)
L168. E-mail aside intro
L169. Denmark city
L170. Santa Fe-to-Denver dir.
L171. Pre-retirement briefing?
L175. Parting words from the Terminator
L177. Caspian and Aegean
L178. Throw too high, e.g.
L179. Sword or bayonet, poetically
L181. Reels of yarn
L182. Cavaliers’ trigram
L183. Luncheon meat purveyor
L184. Houseplant need
L185. Paw, in Pau
L186. Some field goals from close range
L187. Once-New Yorker critic Pauline
L188. Popeye’s dad Poopdeck ___
L189. Harry Potter’s lightning bolt, for one
L190. Snacks “To Be Eaten. Not Thrown.”
L192. The Impaler and namesakes
L193. Mod Squad dude
L194. Preceder of “day,” “minute,” or
“second”
L195. Word with “book” or “pillow”
L196. Rolling Stones first name
L198. Like many a bathroom
L199. Squeal sounds
L201. Give a sly glance
L202. Archipelago makeup (abbr.)
L203. One of a standard group of five
L204. Boy ___
L205. Quannet or rattail
L206. Magnifier
L207. By accident, old-style
L208. Think, You could cut the tension in
this room with a knife
L210. Sylvester’s series co-star
L211. Business arrangement
L212. On the briny
L213. Jennifer Lien’s role on Star Trek:
Voyager
L214. The Lincoln catafalque (built
post-assassination), “the Kaiser’s Funeral,” Beck’s, Krombacher, Susanne of Bird
Box…
L215. Alliterative role for Kristin Kreuk
L217. Silent authority?
L218. Letters for Out readers
L219. Lint catcher
L220. Flying chatterbox
L221. Fashion letters
L222. Decided what was in and what was out
L227. Ostentatious show
L233. Writer of Metaphysics and Politics
L238. Ninth Hebrew letter
L239. Sick-day reason
L240. He appeared alongside Will in the Simpsons
episode “Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words”
L241. Syllables after “tra” or “ooh”
L242. Superman’s birth father
L243. Queen Elizabeth and Stephen King’s
pets
L244. Mork or Mindy
L245. German people
L246. Foe in Batman v Superman
L248. Whistle-wetter, for short
L249. Disgusted and not taking it anymore
L250. Cut wood
L251. Secular
L252. Cigarette manufacturer’s claim
L255. Copped ___ (did a deal with a DA)
L257. Ear parts
L258. Propounder of Taoism
L259. Storefront sign abbr.
L261. “The iconic taste in a smaller size”
L262. One with amped-up back?
L263. Double order, perhaps
L264. Take public
L265. Unbranded Sprite alternative
L266. Lunges from a hiding place
L268. Verboten
L270. Marine mammal with tusks
L271. Repeated musical passage
L272. Flies off the shelves
L273. Charlie Brown’s critic
L274. “…that would have ___ a member”
(Groucho Marx)
L275. Stew, so to speak
L277. Landing craft (abbr.)
L278. Particular printing (abbr.)
L279. Set straight again
L280. Father of Cordelia
L281. Sobs and wails
L282. Often used
L283. Clear finish?
L284. Silicon ___ (New York tech hub)
L285. “Put Another Nickel In (Music, Music,
Music)” singer Brewer
L286. Airplane walkway
L287. MC less XLV
L288. Search about
L290. Ilsa in Casablanca
L291. Axe sister brand
L292. Terre ___, Indiana
L293. Fasten again
L294. Somewhat smelly
L295. Formal footwear
L296. Rodriguez of Jane the Virgin
L297. Hawk restrainer
L298. Instrument with a solo during
“Maneater”
L299. Vast grassy plain
L300. Has an eye to
L302. Patriot, often
L303. Inspiring disgruntled “hmmm” noises
L304. E or G, e.g. (abbr.)
L305. “Or ___ story goes”
L306. Xmastimes
L307. The Matterhorn, e.g.
L308. Former Connecticut governor Jodi
L309. Butterscotch, rocky road, moose
tracks, vanilla, strawberry, mint chocolate chip, pistachio, cherry, chocolate
chip cookie dough, rum raisin…
L312. Wallach in The Holiday and
The Godfather, Part III
L313. Thin sheets of metal
L314. Iambic rhythm of the Gilligan’s
Island theme song
L316. Not esto or eso
L317. Mailed, as a contest entry
L318. Not so great
L319. Love, hate, anxiety, fear, jealousy…
L320. 2001 Senate Majority Leader
L322. Green circle on the mountains
L324. Cubs and White Sox org.
L325. Laugh-out-loud type
L326. Release dates, male lead, female lead,
tagline, most famous quote…
L329. Something subject to the Copyright Act
L332. Arthur Ashe Stadium gp.
L333. “___ vous plait”
L334. Knock the golf ball high
L335. Influential dark-skinned supermodel
Wek
L336. Athletes at Williams
L340. 30 Rock network
L341. About when China started using paper
money
L342. Lo-cal beer word
L343. Connect with, as a pier
L344. Hall-of-Famer Dawson or Ford
L345. Romantically rendezvous with in
L346. Hawaiian feast
L347. Mountain pack animal
L348. Bad guys’ organization in Get Smart
L349. Tough stretches of summer
L351. They may be locked or sealed
L352. Big Swedish manufacturer
L353. Pain in the ear
L355. Sole alternative?
L356. Former waitress Jennifer who played
waitresses in four major roles
L357. “ExCUSE me…!”
L358. The human cannonball, the trapeze, the
part where Romeo and Juliet are introduced and fall in love, the “everything’s
going to be all right” attitude we maintain in front of our kids, the lion
tamer…
L359. Sibilations
L361. Listen and learn deeply
L365. Iced wine drink (var.)
L367. Spot for a golfer to put her peg
L370. “Time to get moving!”
L372. End of a process?
L373. 100 St. Pierre ou Miquelon
L374. Tool for some group communications
L375. Lightning lab devices
L377. Frisco’s state
L378. “Have mercy on me,” e.g.
L379. What festival spot Wight is on
L380. Business connections?
L381. Mouths
L383. Owner of 21 merit badges
L387. The Weaver of Raveloe
L389. Sports honchos, for short
L390. “Nvm, just texting to myself, rly”
L391. Default audio format for Windows
L394. Lyon light giver
L396. How events may come
L397. “Deux” preceder
L398. Kwon, Franz, python, anaconda,
financial institution…
L399. Potatoes au ___ (with a cheesy crust)
L401. From my apartment in Oxford:
Liverpool, Sherwood Forest, Stonehenge, London, some apple fields (I do miss
that freedom to travel)…
L403. ___ Tay, Scotland
L404. Chain with screws and bolts
L405. Knocking to the ground
L407. Don’t need a bra until 17, e.g.
L409. Get on the last nerve of
L410. Not well
L411. Justin Bieber, Nick Jonas, and Zac
Efron feature
L412. Durocher or Delibes
L413. Pecan or almond
L415. US/Soviet pact
L416. “___ like a nut, so they call me
Macadamia”
L417. Grasps firmly
L423. Bisiestos ones have 366 dias
L425. What the befuddled have
L427. Intended to, informally
L428. Give cheer to
L431. Are unfarmed
L433. 6, 23, Silver, of Reason, 99…
L436. Reaches
L437. Shipboard punishment
L438. Long distance units
L439. Aronnax’s host
L440. Menial employee
L441. Mushy mass
L442. Desperately arid
L443. Haw-haw
L444. Prefix for bar or gram
L445. “No, it doesn’t make you look fat,”
maybe
L448. Card not quite part of a royal flush
L449. Sweet, to Scipio
L451. Peppery threesome?
L452. Class that needs dummies
L453. Water provider
L454. Hangs loosely
L456. Tricked
L458. Smallest in degree
L459. Mass of goo
L460. Highest point in Crete
L462. Part of a big lizard?
L463. Gives serious competition to
L464. Quaint sign starter
L465. Ways of seeing, for short
L466. It may be double-edged
L468. Hero-worshippers
L469. Nickname of Hall of Famer Durocher
L471. The ___ Angel
L473. Feeler, of a sort
L474. Crowbar, e.g.
L475. Celebrated 19th-century poet
L478. The largest free massively multiplayer
online role-playing game
L480. “That’s how it’s going to be, is it?”
L481. Bobby Sherman song alternatively
titled “If I Had You”
L483. Fun with verbs and nouns
L485. To ___: to the hilt
L486. “Revolving around the x ___ axis”
L487. Touchiness
L489. Show up at
L490. Lower extremity
L491. “Dress cut down to there” wearer of
song
L492. Pot user
L493. It used to cost a dime
L495. “Changed” abbr. in stocks and religion
L496. Hoo-has
L497. Like some Sp. nouns
L498. Soothing semisolid
L499. Evo Morales’ nat.
L500. OK sign
L501. Detective Archer
L502. Use knowledge of established rules
L503. Shellac, for one
L504. Geometric calculation
L505. Pope who excommunicated Martin Luther
L506. Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,
Uranus, Neptune, Vulcan, 17744 Jodiefoster…
L509. Unseld of NBA fame
L510. Explosive force
L511. First word of Moore’s famous poem
L512. Set, as bricks
L513. Neighbor of Victoria (abbr.)
L514. Jessica who was Jim Bakker’s downfall
L516. Classic contraception
L517. Machines that send you reeling?
L518. Anat. and ecol., among other
disciplines
L519. Job-hunter req.
L520. Saluting like a wolf
L522. Fusilli alternative
L523. The terrible twos, e.g.
L524. Toe hold, inside heel hook, outside
heel hook…
L527. Cattail locale
L531. Tiny breather
L532. Space built for the single life
L534. 5th century Pope known as “The Great”
L535. Messy spot
L537. Stand ___ (non-horror Stephen King opus)
L538. Go for money
L539. Gore, Hirt, Green, Davis, Bundy…
L540. High-volume “disagreement”
L542. Mikrokosmos composer Bartók
L543. Physical “Psst!”
L544. Hurrah, in Honduras
L545. Operated a loom
L546. “Oh, you’re on a first-name ___?”
L547. Like young Abe Lincoln
L548. Slightly scary devotee
L549. Mild insult, or mild anatomical
reference
L550. Former senior, now
L551. Nutjobs
L553. Some merchandise pickups
L554. Air Force member
L555. Glimpse
L556. Malodorous
L557. “Why ___ man living in Paris be buried
in the south of France?”
L558. Gleaming
L559. He was born in The Rugrats Movie
L560. Western wolf
L562. Teen challenge rarely mentioned in YA
novels
L564. Where many nuts are housed
L568. “The ___-Rig” (Burns)
L569. Heads of the Sorbonne
L570. Demolish
L571. Form attachment?
L572. “This Side of Paradise” singer Ocasek
L573. Before, to Marlowe
L574. Paint the town red
L575. Some real estate business
L577. Coffee-fudge-ice-cream confections
from Dairy Queen
L579. Adoptee, maybe
L580. Pointer’s shout
L581. Like Santa Claus
L582. Fig. to help you make connections
L583. Leftovers after hanging new paintings
L585. PD dispatches
L586. Like oil in water
L588. Grapple with, in the sticks
L591. Bolt the sprinter
L593. Capital currently under control of the
Southern Transitional Council
L595. Wore jauntily
L596. Fragrant shrub
L599. Takes 10x the RDA
L600. Metric weights
L601. Conspiracy theorist Trump (I know,
doesn’t really narrow it down)
L602. Catch from the pier
L604. Atropos, Clotho, Lachesis
L605. Cross, as a stream
L606. Robert who played Anthony Soprano Jr.
L607. Ones among the coop populace
L608. Lascivious look
L609. Words before “trap”
L610. Appliance buttons
L611. Torments with constant presence
L614. Cell user?
L615. Fresh
L616. Boulogne-sur-___, France
L617. Secondary prefix
L618. Summer Olympics item
L619. “For realz”
L621. Relaxed
L623. Tiny piece
L625. Composer Jule and family
L626. Macy’s competitor
L628. Lead singer on “Christmas Don’t Be
Late”
L629. Phonetician’s semicircle
L630. People as they really are
L632. Plumbing stop-up
L633. Ran off
L634. Martha and the ___
L636. Daily Planet employee
L638. Miner’s pneumatic tool
L639. Tiny creature that can trigger
allergies
L641. 641, e.g.
L644. Proverbially busy creature
L645. Kringle
L649. Exercise equipment with a
race-inspired name
L651. Bela Lugosi’s role in The Ghost of
Frankenstein
L653. River joining the Rhone
L654. Late riser, colloquially
L657. Noise made by an extremely excited
fangirl
L658. Bankrolled
L659. Stellaluna, Fidget, flying fox, the
Louisville Slugger, Rouge…
L660. Samples
L661. Generous helpings
L663. Snakes’ renewal process
L664. Rocky subj.
L665. Food bank container
L666. Hairless head
L667. Start of the third qtr.
L668. Contemporary biographer
L670. Matrimony
L673. Query upon witnessing a hanging?
L674. Unit in electricity
L675. Cheer for a diva
L677. Pear-shaped instrument
L678. The House Bunny star Anna
L680. Gardening tools
L682. Target
L683. Suffix denoting nationality
L684. Signs of a really terrible theatrical
experience
L686. Brown of the Food Network
L687. 4G ___ (standard for mobile devices)
L688. Scrooge McDuck’s word for his nephew
L689. Oversupply, as with sweetness
L690. Not hard
L691. It’s better than no bread
L693. Hometree dwellers of Avatar
L694. Short Line and Reading, in Monopoly
(abbr.)
L695. Someone likely to hear, “Ever thought
about the WNBA?”
L698. “Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a
damn” or “This is Ellen Ripley, last survivor of the Nostromo, signing
off”
L700. Amounting to zip
L702. Navigation aid with round base and
pointed top that, after research, I’m wondering if I misremembered as existing
L704. Casino fixtures
L705. 1998 McLachlan hit
L706. Orange, asparagus, lemon, fuchsia,
amaranth, peach, mustard, hazel, apricot, maroon, olive, lime, saffron, violet,
pink, indigo, cinnamon, rose…
L711. Warner Brothers collectible
L712. And other women
L713. Luminesce
L714. “U can’t b serious!”
L717. “If ___ again I meet him beard to
beard, he’s mine or I am his” (Coriolanus)
L718. New York-born rapper
L719. Schulers, McDermotts, pechauers, “The
Power of Love” in Back to the Future, “Stuck in the Middle with You” in Reservoir
Dogs
L720. End for Joan of Arc
L721. Streaming device with its own service
L722. They’re sometimes put in front of a
house numbered like candles on a birthday cake
L725. City north of Tijuana
L726. “From the Beginning” prog-rock
supergroup
L727. Nose-rubbing quarters
L728. ___ out (popped up, in baseball)
L729. Southern cape
L730. Galway land
L731. Giants’ Maglie
L732. Tree now being bred to resist a
Dutch-discovered disease
L733. Gates of Windows
L734. Russian river to the Caspian
L735. Cape Cod community
L736. Next-to-last year in Claudius’s reign
L737. Often-injured body part, for short
L738. Those who stand and wait
L739. Water vessel used in India
L740. “He thinks ___ much” (Caesar,
describing Cassius)
L741. Unprintable outbursts
L743. She trades money for Monet
L745. Seven-column grids, often
L747. Beethoven’s A?
L748. Unappetizing offering
L749. Million ___ March
L750. “Don’t Bring Me Down” band
L751. Like a mismanaged existence
L753. Supergirl/Yellowjackets actress and trans rights activist
Nicole
L754. Single-entry label
L756. Letters before “mart”
L757. Part of the eye
L758. Tall wader
L759. Organa’s the most famous, but there’s
also the singer formerly of Blackswan and Forman of That ‘90s Show…
L761. “We’re ___ own with this one”
L763. Result of kittens playing with yarn,
often
L767. Eastern truth
L768. Quick scissor strokes
L769. Heaven Can Wait, Dick Tracy, and Bugsy actor-producer
Warren
L770. Passover’s ___ Hamoed
L771. Dress trimming
L773. The Red Baron, Top Gun’s
Maverick, Baloo on Tale Spin…
L774. Hoer’s target
L775. Eponymous Arabian king
L776. Lightly pulls
L777. 2012 film the CIA was quite happy to
help produce
L778. Conway Twitty’s “We ___ It All”
L779. Cut a fine figure, maybe
L782. Night Dallas was on when it was
big (abbr.)
L783. Odes, in Oviedo
L784. Little Pigs’ foe
L785. Like a tightrope, more so than a
slackline
L786. Early filmdom
L788. Shreveport coll.
L789. Neaten a bit
L791. Occupied, in a way
L793. Hardball home, once
L794. Richmond coll.
L795. One looking for clues (abbr.)
L796. 21st-century two-wheeler
L797. ___ fault (gripe)
L798. Blog passage
L799. Booth treater
L800. Pearl Harbor presence
L801. Picture hanger’s concern
L803. Common seaside winter dish
L805. English king called the Conqueror
L806. Giving fewer damns
L808. Like a Christmas tree
L812. Believer that small things make up all
things
L816. “___ parole a été faite chair” (“And
the Word was made flesh”)
L817. “___ fair in love and war”
L818. Down state?
L820. UN agency promoting workers’ rights
L821. Municipality (abbr.)
L823. Med dispenser
L825. Nickname on the Houston Rockets
starting in 2004
L826. Takes up residence
L829. Alka-Seltzer’s active part
L830. Present moment, poetically
L831. Off-the-wall rebound
L832. “Yes, that’s the idea”
L834. Song on the Rubber Soul album
L835. Term used to shame women in the 19th
century and also a dessert the Queen of Hearts made a big deal about in the
19th-century Alice in Wonderland (hmmm)
L836. Roll-on deodorant
L837. Like games that head into overtime
L838. Man or 12 preceder
L839. Kind of acids needed for life
L841. “Must have been something ___”
L842. It may follow a beaning
L843. “For Official ___ Only”
L844. Leap, like a leopard
L845. Arrangements for tots
L847. Meadow musing
L848. Twist around an axis
L850. March of the Penguins director Jacquet
L852. Kind of passages
L854. Were, now
L855. Science explainer Brian
L856. Nonsensicality
L857. Orchestra leader Billy
L858. NY Mets division
L859. Blade: Trinity and Limetown star Jessica
L860. Text bye line
L861. Durability
L863. Dredged material
L864. Rent drug
L865. Yellowfish, for one
L868. Loads software
L870. Embracing non-toxic masculinity
L871. Sweet ___ (substitute for sugar)
L872. Spanish others
L873. Put trust in, with “on”
L874. The Sifl and ___ Show (1990s MTV puppet show)
L875. Prehistoric toon boss
L879. Faked death, blind girl got tickets
for life, met Madonna when she was 12, haunts his old home, had a secret
tunnel, his favorite meal was squirrel…
L883. Mynas do it
L886. Unaided
L887. Nation with the same name as an
American state
L888. Shoe parts
L890. Last queen of Egypt, for short
L891. Like some salsa and cigars
L892. 1996 campaign name
L893. Watering and wishing site
L895. Declines to follow orders
L896. It’s illegal to drop it
L897. Green-skinned dancing girl in Return
of the Jedi
L898. Like beer
L899. Fontaine output
L900. Quick intake of breath
L901. Skids laterally
L903. Get ___ of (throw out)
L904. Scissor (out)
L905. Used a tuffet, e.g.
L906. “Well, ___-di-dah”
L907. Antennas
L911. Virgilian wrath
L912. Mercury alloy
L914. Genesis figure
L915. Barbary Coast loc. (abbr.)
L916. Where Padova is
L917. Eric the Red’s son
L918. Weather factor
L920. Come by or acquire
L921. Prepare for retirement
L922. Rotten band, initially?
L923. Shoe or shriek
L924. “Those cool reflections distract me
from…what was I talking about?”
L926. Rich blue stone
L929. Palindromic Portuguese pronoun
L930. Fla. State athlete
L931. State south of Wyo.
L932. Show off
L933. Palo ___
L934. “Hilarious,” online
L937. With competent direction
L940. Lassie fan, often
L941. ___. pros.
L942. Loafed about
L943. Game of catch
L944. ___ supra (see above)
L945. Epic 1975 showdown, popularly
L948. Walt’s friend, and enemy, in Breaking
Bad
L949. Apple assistant since 2011
L950. Memorable columnist
L951. Guidelines observed in sisterhood
L954. Alice waitress (and spinoff)
L955. Name in a 1973 landmark case
L956. “There you go!”
L957. Late-show time on TV
L958. Commemorations in early Novembers
L961. Logician George influential today
L962. Lighter-___-air (buoyant)
L963. Sermon subject, sometimes
L965. Tom or Vincente
L966. “Que ___?” (“How are you?” in Havana)
L968. Technique for viewing some slides?
L969. Publication read by execs, presumably
L970. Primetime, Daytime, Sports, News and
Documentary, Engineering…
L971. Caresses gently
L972. Can material
L973. “___ entertain you”
L974. Like many prefixes and suffixes
L975. Grass roots stuff?
L976. Flower-flavored candy
L978. Practice leader?
L979. DeskJet printers and others
L980. Like a high-quality, uncorrupted
digital file
L982. SNL exec Michaels
L983. “Everything’s fine!”
L984. Frequent tattoo honoree
L986. It goes to air without delay
L987. Backsplash makeup
L988. Started to droop
L989. ___ Sticks (drain deodorizer)
L990. Studio sight
L992. Good as gold, clear as mud, dead as a
doornail, built like a brick, like a surgeon cutting for the very first time…
L995. Jacob’s Old Testament twin
L996. ___ Locks (Huron-Superior link)
L997. LA weather word
L998. Next gens.?
L999. Commander of Saul’s army, boy Yokum of
Dogpatch, neighbor on Bewitched…
L1002. London suburb that sounds like an op
artist
L1003. Like roast beef and Yorkshire pudding
L1004. Of signs and symbols
L1006. Warming measurement
L1010. “You daft git”
L1011. Flotsam, Jetsam, Mark Oliver Everett,
conger, moray…
L1012. Emasculates
L1013. Optimistic phrase
L1014. Federal law ensuring public access to
records, for short
L1015. Peace that doesn’t feel peaceful
L1017. Tolkien elf played in film by Orlando
Bloom
L1018. Janis with the 1975 hit “At Seventeen”
L1019. Coaches’ chalkboards
L1021. Canadian currency, for short
L1022. “In the,” in Italian
L1024. Course for new arrivals (abbr.)
L1025. Surfer’s entry, for short
L1026. Heaped up
L1028. Toy in resealable cans
L1029. Robin, judge on The Masked Singer
L1031. Sartre’s “Huh?”
L1032. ___ in Edward
L1033. Making invalid
L1034. Laissez-faire words
L1037. Check, as the horizon
L1038. “___ wanna be with you” (Hootie and
the Blowfish)
L1039. Gov’t-issued aid
L1040. Old ___, Cromwell’s nickname
L1041. Mineral, olive, castor, palm, fuel…
L1042. Masters in verse
L1045. Groups of exercises, tennis matches,
songs, positive integers, TVs…
L1047. Winter, spring, summer, autumn,
basketball…
L1050. Make uncertain
L1053. Understands the humor of
L1054. Kind of game
L1055. Liechtensteiner garb
L1060. Put on guard
L1067. Other, in Toledo
L1068. Lizards with a lineage going back to
the Triassic period
L1070. Having no value
L1071. Pitching professionally?
L1073. Popeye’s ___ Pea
L1074. Put something over on
L1075. Ship part represented by the
constellation Carina
L1076. GOP promoter
L1077. Hydrochloric, citric, sulfuric…
L1079. Islamic leaders
L1081. Coveted medalla material
L1082. “___ in Sweden”
L1085. Make a decent living
L1087. Type of wine (Fr.)
L1088. Ma’s media
L1092. “Whiz” preceder
L1093. Prize-winning novelist
L1094. Twists
L1095. Alternate name for “A Walk to
Caesarea” (phrase spoken by Jesus on the cross)
L1096. Often like
L1098. Jacqueline Kennedy, ___ Bouvier
L1099. Down for a nap
L1100. Solidifies
L1103. Remain in the future
L1105. Big rift
L1106. Adams, Knotts, Johnson, Cornelius,
Corleone…
L1107. Part of an umpire’s count
L1111. Beseech
L1114. Fit to be food
L1115. Withdraws officially
L1119. ___ Stic (ballpoint)
L1121. Brave Men author, 1944
L1123. Recognizable
L1125. “Alright, Still” singer
L1128. Increases
L1129. Are breathtakingly pretty or handsome
L1132. Great overall exercise unless you’re
acrophobic
L1134. Mother’s flower?
L1135. Brownish bevvy
L1136. Supporting the Kickstarter of, say
L1138. More monastic
L1139. R2-D2, BB-8, C3PO, K-2SO, my phone…
L1140. Really stinky
L1141. Phamous Pharaoh
L1143. Chicken cordon ___
L1144. Perceptive
L1146. “Simon ___...”
L1148. Taxi eschewer, for short
L1149. What if instead of his famous boast,
Caesar said “Actually, I just stand around”?
L1150. Großmutter, casually
L1151. Fuse, as metal
L1152. Some victories for Ali
L1153. Tape-recorder abbr.
L1154. Practically snuggle at night
L1155. LeShan and namesakes
L1156. Get off the ground?
L1158. Almost nine trillion hours
L1159. Narnia, Fantastica, Earth-616,
Earth-2, that world where you took that other career path…(abbr.)
L1160. 1521 visitor to Guam
L1162. Infection-fighting drug
L1163. Onetime drink of astronauts
L1164. Where you might go for a friend in
need
L1165. Kipling python
L1166. “Holy guacamole!”
L1167. Like the vowels in “Start or work
third car”
L1169. East, in Essen
L1170. ___ Bator (capital of Mongolia)
L1171. Bygone missile with a tribal name
L1173. Open materials
L1175. Accepts
L1177. Iraq War concern (abbr.)
L1178. Beast of burden, in Burgundy
L1179. Rich ice creams
L1180. Part of the 1964 Civil Rights Act
concerned with employment discrimination
L1183. Resumed (abbr.)
L1184. 2% of all human blood
L1185. Hairspray actress Zadora
L1186. Some graphic files
L1187. Not grounded in reality
L1190. Moo goo ___ pan
L1191. One with regrets
L1192. Le ___ bourguignon
L1193. Yugoslavian leader Josip
L1194. Hung around casually?
L1196. “Is That All There Is?” singer
L1197. Oh follower
L1198. Locked horns
L1199. Mixture or medley
L1200. PC combo key
L1201. National force, informally
L1203. Temperate
L1205. Prometheus actress Rapace
L1206. Average first tracked in 1896, for
short
L1207. Extensions of prior retirement plans
L1209. Old paperback imprint
L1210. Convex/concave molding
L1211. Lutes’ relatives
L1213. It might get the brush-off
L1214. “You’ve got mail” co.
L1215. Doesn’t challenge
L1216. Boiler room containers
L1218. Chewable portions
L1219. Cereal Mikey liked, in ads
L1220. Gazed fiercely
L1221. Part of HUD
L1222. Norse god of heroic glory
L1223. Field of dreams?
L1225. Mourn ___ opportunity
L1226. Charles Foster of film
L1227. Blue Velvet, Do the Right Thing,
Rocky, My Cousin Vinny, Platoon, Scream 2, Crazy Rich Asians, The Social
Network, Deep Impact, tick, tick…BOOM!, The Sound of Metal, Fatal Attraction…
L1230. GBS’s home
L1231. Limited in movement
L1232. Noel Coward song
L1234. Corduroy part
L1235. Singlehanded
L1236. Texas critter
L1238. Bergen’s home (abbr.)
L1239. Kind of license (abbr.)
L1240. Truth or hope ending
L1241. With excessive pride, you can be one
of the walk
L1242. Common material in tutus
L1243. Calls on the dogs
L1244. Christian of Mr. Robot
L1245. German “you”
L1246. “Go ahead with your proposal”
L1248. Builds a third floor for, e.g.
L1249. They outrank the sgts.
L1250. Hershey Bears, Toronto Marlies, and
Chicago Wolves’ org.
L1253. Slopes in Scotland
L1254. Zeno’s portico
L1255. Suffix for records
L1256. ___-de-Marne (department near Paris)
L1257. Make another blueprint
L1258. ___ generis (unique)
L1259. “___ my Annabel Lee” (Poe)
L1260. Pat Metheny Group keyboardist Mays
L1261. Trails behind
L1262. Novel by Kathleen Coyle
L1263. Grandma’s epithet
L1264. Had to pony up, say
L1267. Football player
L1269. Mountains surrounding Yekaterinburg
L1270. Clumsy guys
L1271. Lao-tzu follower
L1272. Recount
L1275. Use up cash
L1276. How-to basics
L1277. “Abraham” preceder in a noted
synagogue
L1278. Wild eccentrics
L1281. Pringles alternative
L1283. Like an ice-covered road
L1285. It’s surrounded by white
L1287. Enchanted, Fitzgerald, Mae Morse, Cinder,
Yelich-O’Connor…
L1290. PETA concern
L1291. Phineas Fogg’s conveyance, Macy’s
sights, 99 red ones, water-filled ammunition, weather reporters…
L1293. Cult roster
L1295. Diner cousin
L1296. TV alien’s birthplace
L1297. Chain whose name derives from its
original room rate
L1298. Boon companion
L1299. Small or back follower
L1300. Sudden rise in blood pressure or
temperature
L1301. In need of a patch
L1302. Israeli violinist Mintz
L1303. Novelist Ahern who’s a soundalike for
a Simon and Garfunkel song
L1304. “Are the rumors just rumors, or…?”
L1306. Neighbor of Daman
L1307. Golden-rule starters
L1310. Mars’ follower
L1312. Perry who designed clothes less than a
decade but is still a brand today
L1314. Decolor
L1318. Save from peril
L1321. Fluid-filled container
L1322. Sweet, as a farewell
L1323. Top choice, for short
L1324. Gremlin
L1325. Facts, if you’re Trump
L1327. Shop-___
L1328. DOJ arm
L1329. Willy-nilly
L1331. “You can count on me!”
L1333. Last-resort subs
L1334. “Tite, bro!”
L1335. “___ of Pearls” (Glenn Miller)
L1336. “I’ll join your game”
L1338. Web-based catalog collection
L1342. Director of Ghosts of Mississippi
L1344. Southern site of an 1865 battle
L1346. Mello ___ (Coca-Cola brand)
L1347. Iconic landmark seen in Slumdog
Millionaire
L1350. Have a long, passionate kiss
L1352. Kitchen floor piece, perhaps
L1353. Word before monster or woodpecker
L1354. London train syst.
L1355. Not at all nice
L1356. Many a teenager
L1360. Rancher’s expense
L1361. American-Cuban-French diarist Nin
L1362. Start to ski?
L1363. Noted short story writer
L1364. Some zoo areas
L1365. You lift them in reps, in brief
L1366. Is a bad actor?
L1367. “u up? i’m alone” and “Hey, I’m
wearing the nightie you got me. Want to come tuck me in?”
L1369. Pokémon Sun and Moon hero
L1370. Ancient Greek kingdom
L1372. Criminal’s quarters?
L1374. Map of building lots
L1375. Bernard’s heart, genetically
L1376. Christmas tree, often
L1377. Amendments
L1378. Shell ridge
L1379. Drawing tablet
L1381. Egyptian cobra
L1382. Approached
L1383. Distorter of flight plans and storm
trajectories
L1386. Self-satisfaction
L1388. Care Bears, My Little Ponies, Pound
Puppies, Cabbage Patch Kids, Raggedy Ann
L1389. “Like ___’ll rise” (Maya Angelou)
L1390. Bashful companion
L1393. Chevy’s Express, e.g.
L1394. Pluralizing cypher
L1395. Sharp attack
L1396. Spanish deity
L1397. DSL co.
L1398. Rhyme scheme of William Ernest Henley’s
“Still fair to see and good to smell / As in the quaintness of its prime, / A
dainty thing’s the Villanelle, / It serves its purpose passing well”
L1400. Pakistani neighbor
L1402. Romney and Obama, professionally
L1403. Intend
L1404. Acquires knowledge
L1406. Palm-lined Atlantic capital
L1407. St. Augustine’s language
L1409. With the most vigor
L1411. Energy, in Feng Shui
L1412. Dumbo’s “wing”
L1413. Piece of a Chinese dish?
L1414. Prefix with apple
L1415. Took ___: left something to chance
L1416. Insect antenna
L1417. Old game with an eponymous discarding
phase
L1418. Disinfectant spray brand
L1419. Like a vacant rental apartment
L1420. Pulls from the gene pool
L1421. Brecht of the theater
L1423. Nickname for Katherine
L1424. “Winning ___ everything”
L1425. Full House, Monk, Charmed, That’s So
Raven, MythBusters, Titans, The Good Doctor, Westworld, The Terminal List, The
Man in the High Castle…
L1429. “Tastes terrific!”
L1430. Big sticker?
L1432. Anna Kendrick song using a namesake
game for its percussion
L1433. “Love is always a demonstration, not
just ___ of words and a feeling” (Anonymous)
L1434. Pt. of a V-8
L1435. Toll rte.
L1436. Panic-button puncher
L1439. Indulge in gossip
L1441. Poor diet, genes, poor sleep,
worrying…
L1442. Tropical crop
L1443. Un-friggin’-believable,
some-other-where, zero-dark-thirty, what-thing-soever…
L1444. Stacks of stuff
L1445. Rickrolls’ Rick
L1446. Beth’s predecessor (var.)
L1447. Designates
L1448. “No men allowed” area
L1449. Ice-T’s wife
L1450. “Good enough ___”
L1451. Make it through the mud
L1452. NYC hospital since 1858
L1455. ___ gow (casino option)
L1456. Take ___ (decline, hopefully
short-term)
L1457. Strumpet
L1458. Influencer Carnegie
L1459. Dish often filled with sour cream and
folded
L1460. Bindle stiff
L1461. Raid the fridge
L1462. Worf, Gowron, Kahless, Chang, B’Elenna
Torres…
L1463. Harrison role
L1464. Battleship coordinate: eighth square,
lowest row
L1465. “O come, ___…”
L1466. L Eco, LE, Limited, Nightshade, and
XLE from Toyota
L1467. Between the World and Me author Ta-Nehisi
L1468. Crystal’s “mahvelous” inspiration
L1469. Caprica star Morales
L1470. “Waterfalls” singers
L1471. Penn of House and the White
House
L1472. Batteries in mice
L1473. School closing?
L1474. Chaucerian taleteller
L1475. ___’s Basilica, in Venice
L1477. Volume 1, if Volume 2 is C-Ch
L1479. Catch-22, e.g.
L1480. Sartre’s summer
L1481. 1920s design house still influencing
your house’s design
L1483. It may have only six slices
L1485. Sex worker by appointment
L1487. Service-related (abbr.)
L1488. Med. staff with a “Star of Life” logo
L1489. Library payments
L1491. Tops of birds’ heads
L1492. ___ stone (old French gem)
L1493. Surrealist born Emmanuel Radnitzky
L1494. Routine of fakery
L1495. Espresso option
L1498. Big audition
L1501. Smooth in phonetics
L1502. Doesn’t mess with
L1505. Elevator brakes, automatic locks, traffic
lights blinking red, instant shutoff, redundant server…
L1508. Paris newspaper Le ___
L1509. Original Star Trek producer
L1512. NATO HQ
L1513. Formula One ban since 2006
L1514. Earthy mixture
L1515. Cheesecake leg
L1516. Like brilliantine
L1517. Claudius I followed him
L1520. OH city with rapid pop. decline
L1521. “Forsaken” word more often attached to
“for” or “love” than truly on its own
L1522. Genus of meowing mammals
L1523. Amusement value, with “the”
L1524. Composer Thomson
L1525. Sports retiree of 2008
L1526. Conifer cones
L1527. Filled to the edge
L1528. Residents of uneven territory
L1530. Smoothly graceful, as an athlete or
software development
L1532. Young miss
L1535. The pre-universe, essentially
L1536. Experience
L1538. Doctors Without Borders, Amnesty
International, PETA, CURE, CARE…
L1539. Plank supporting a sleeper
L1541. Highly sought-after daddy, in more
ways than one
L1542. Confidently
L1544. “___ blu, dipinto di…”
L1545. History and Discovery
L1546. Jack’s connection
L1548. Man’s man?
L1549. Symbol of holiness
L1550. Like part of the circulatory system
L1551. “Neato!” relative
L1552. Being pulled to the body shop
L1553. Immobilizes a chess piece
L1555. Common noun ending
L1556. Goop for hairstyling
L1557. Beauty chain
L1558. Lead-in to “Morturi te salutant”
L1559. With smugness
L1563. Jessica who founded The Honest Company
L1565. ___ before (not later than)
L1567. Get ___ feeling: just know
L1569. Anything done, being done, or to be
done
L1570. Wash against
L1573. Human appendage
L1574. Unbundled
L1575. Something made up for a movie
L1576. Workout garb
L1578. Menagerie
L1579. Animal every continent features except
the one that sounds like it should
L1580. Suffix with art
L1581. Talk-show person
L1582. Perfectionist’s concern
L1584. Word with inner or winner’s
L1585. Emery board targets
L1586. Random House imprint
L1587. Amount to be taxed
L1588. Emulated Alex Trebek
L1590. Bygone dynast
L1591. Ballet, salt, mule, tire, mud…
L1593. Lascivious fellow
L1594. Bhutan, Wales, Malta, Moscow, Tuscany,
Atlanta…
L1598. Fla. NBA team
L1599. Powder substance
L1601. Prohibited
L1603. ___ for the course (usual)
L1604. “No, I tell ___” (start of a
self-correction)
L1605. Mischievous
L1608. Give 100%
L1610. Beantown team
L1611. Casaba’s coating
L1612. Island in the Aegean Sea
L1613. Breaks one’s back
L1614. Amulets
L1615. 1983 AL Rookie of the Year
L1616. “Dr.” of children’s books
L1617. Crier’s employer
L1618. Flowers’ color palette, to a bee
L1619. ASCAP and ASPCA
L1620. Dennis formerly of Law & Order
L1621. Improve from a fall
L1622. “Unsubscribe plz,” “Just a few jokes I
thought you’d like,” “Fwd: Re: Fw:,” “We must ask for your support,” “Re:
Unsubscribe plz”…
L1625. Actress Scala of The Guns of
Navarone
L1626. 270 are required to win the WH
L1627. The Pearl of ___ Island (Stowe)
L1628. Strikeout sign
L1629. Pinball jostler’s reward
L1630. Keep reminding
L1631. Type of muscle
L1632. Suffix for Army sites
L1633. Auctioneer’s declaration
L1634. Czechs and Ukrainians
L1635. Designer in the US Figure Skating Hall
of Fame
L1636. “Captain of the winds” who met
Odysseus
L1637. Geologist who was a colleague of
Darwin
L1638. Ultra-low-frequency sound that puzzled
NOAA for years
L1639. “Of course it was me!”
L1640. Book balancer
L1641. Bearing, in heraldry
L1642. Bumpy reading experience?
L1643. You get it by removing hydrogen
L1644. Knot up
L1646. Hip-hop wannabe who “interviewed”
Madonna and Donald Trump
L1648. His was the first inaugural address to
call out white supremacy
L1649. Pilot’s mph
L1650. Sweet cordial
L1652. Smoothly performed after preparation
L1655. These, in Oise
L1656. Claiborne with a fashion flair
L1657. One who may charge a flat fee
L1659. Not need a wedding planner
L1660. Bhagavad-___ (Hindu scripture)
L1661. Batman and Spider-Man composer Danny
L1662. Where bills are stored
L1663. Maker of Posturepedic mattresses
L1664. Where to store the escape vessels
L1665. Inspiration for a field geologist’s
kit
L1667. Principle of refraction ratios
L1669. Narrow, narrow shoe size
L1670. Graph or vision starter
L1671. Onetime alternative to Facebook
Messenger
L1673. Talk loudly
L1675. Brand for young builders
L1676. Setting in a minority of Floridian
summers
L1677. Quintessentially
L1679. War is hell, and this food item is one
reason why
L1680. Recentest
L1681. Magnificent
L1684. Choreographer Lubovitch
L1685. Music-store purchase
L1686. GRE relatives
L1687. Like some bonding
L1688. Primroses, e.g.
L1689. Dry-cooks
L1690. Promising clues
L1691. Hadean, Archean, Proterozoic,
Phanerozoic (var.)…
L1692. It can turn over a lot
L1693. Alicia of Falcon Crest
L1694. Note code-setter
L1695. Particular Protestant (abbr.)
L1696. Results of cleanup work?
L1697. Borderline crosswordese landmass
L1698. Angel dust
L1701. 1950s service site
L1703. Explorer John, actress Charlotte,
comedian Issa, duo Sremmud…
L1705. Artoo’s one-time ally
L1706. Take ___: see one’s pay reduced
L1707. Impression, as in a bowling ball or
coconut
L1708. Indochinese republic
L1709. Parks and Rec’s Perkins
L1710. Occasional position of the colors
L1711. Of the best quality
L1713. Bigfoot cousins
L1714. Action figure, really
L1715. Warmers for granny’s shoulders
L1716. One doing laundry, often
L1717. With all-too-evident anger
L1718. Animals in pods
L1719. Birthplace of the World Wide Web
L1720. Coiling strand
L1722. Some screens, for short
L1723. Like this
L1724. “Two thumbs WAY up”
L1726. Obi-Wan portrayer
L1728. Gives off fuzz
L1730. Video game players with built-in
controllers
L1735. Cruelest speeches
L1738. Mom’s or pop’s bros
L1739. Palm Tungsten, e.g.
L1741. Church msg.
L1742. Foreshadowing
L1744. Celebrated figure
L1745. Millennium actress Gallagher
L1746. Mobster’s lady
L1747. One may attend a class on parenting
L1748. Defeats, as a bill
L1749. Not raw
L1750. “Top Ten and ___,” for when you have
one list entry that only sorta counts
L1751. Brazilian soccer god
L1752. Stored
L1753. Sportage, Forte, Seltos, Sorento, K4,
Rio, Soul, Carnival, Stinger, Telluride...
L1754. Dinner and a movie, traditionally
L1755. Facebook profile part
L1756. Character who brought the term
“security blanket” into the language
L1758. He’s got the world on his shoulders
L1760. Soppressata, e.g.
L1761. Deflation indicator
L1762. Lodge letters
L1763. Star, essentially
L1764. “___ Rock” (1966 hit)
L1765. Division of a foot
L1768. Bibliophile’s likely spending spree
L1770. “Cheers!”
L1771. Touch down
L1772. Sailor’s inspiration?
L1773. Is a bad loser, say
L1774. They’re too proper to really have any
fun
L1776. Touches
L1777. William of ___ who believed the
simpler explanation was usually correct
L1778. To ___ a Mockingbird
L1779. Obedience-school command
L1780. Move that often ends a wrestling match
L1784. March, May
L1787. My dorm-room neighbor’s music, e.g.
L1790. Drying out spot
L1791. Real lady’s man?
L1792. Friend, slangily
L1793. Supergirl’s secret identity
L1794. Kobe’s team, on scoreboards, back in
the day
L1795. Marker of the start of classtime
L1796. Not exactly calm
L1798. Like the name “Everest” if you don’t
make it back down
L1799. Schoolhouse features of yore
L1801. Candid Camera successor of the oughts
L1802. Kind of cookie that goes great in
banana pudding
L1803. Short-tailed rodent
L1804. Bonkers
L1805. STS, Escalade, XLR, Seville, Eldorado…
L1807. Army address
L1808. Persian carpet
L1809. He’s below a marquess
L1810. Cable company technician
L1811. Is active
L1812. Isn’, even less formally?
L1813. “As my final point…”
L1816. Coffee spoiler
L1818. Kipling classic
L1819. Ginza cash
L1820. If rhombi are “squashed squares,”
these are “mangled rectangles”
L1823. Hoodwink a hawk
L1824. Bit of marital friction, e.g.
L1825. Cause of a stinging breakup?
L1826. Hollywood’s Mike Jr. and Thelma
L1827. Tylenol alternative
L1828. Barney’s kid
L1832. Influencer with presence in
traditional media, in short
L1833. Zhivago’s paramour
L1834. Pascagoula pronoun
L1835. Or, deb, and mir ender
L1836. Rat tail?
L1837. Corrosive beginning?
L1840. Early Pierre Cardin employer
L1842. Points of juncture
L1844. It’s good advice, usually
L1845. Elongated runner
L1846. Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar
L1847. “Plus others” (abbr.)
L1848. Finely cut into sections
L1849. Jump to clear
L1852. Lean-___ (temporary shelters)
L1853. Novelist Herman
L1854. Events in battles of bands
L1855. Stinging statement
L1856. Date preceder
L1857. Stooge chuckle
L1858. 2000s Disney Channel star, to fans
L1859. Coiner of the term “spongeworthy”
L1861. Tony winner Caldwell
L1862. Dead Sea find
L1864. Arrive purposefully
L1865. Over-the-shoulder garb
L1866. Birds that can jump seven feet
straight up
L1867. They’re not yeahs
L1869. Kind of music
L1871. Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Celine
Dion, Cher, Aretha Franklin…
L1873. Sch. term
L1874. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Byelorussia,
Tajikistan, Transcaucasia… (abbr., although, really, who ever said the
unshortened version?)
L1875. “O mio babbino caro,” e.g.
L1876. Bi- halved
L1877. Grew worse
L1878. Cleaned liquid
L1880. Leary who voices Ford commercials
L1881. Get steamed
L1882. More pathetically shrimpy
L1883. Put at sea
L1885. Cries like a baby
L1886. Tell a thing or two to
L1887. Washer fillers
L1888. Condor of To All the Boys I’ve
Loved Before
L1889. Where Orange County is, in brief
L1890. Screw up
L1891. Friend of Dipsy and Po
L1892. Jr., e.g.
L1893. “This is ___!” (“Busted!”)
L1895. Some Greek letters
L1897. Tough choice
L1901. ___ Lonely Place (Bogart film noir)
L1902. Capuchin monkey
L1903. 1999 rap hit featuring Snoop Dogg
L1905. Fresh off the grill
L1906. Moldova’s cont.
L1907. Close posse
L1908. Honey holders
L1909. Superman’s Krypton name
L1910. Prospecting find
L1911. Texas city or college
L1912. Scrawny and small
L1913. “Silent Night” nights
L1914. Peter who invested early in Facebook
L1915. Hollywood’s Hayek
L1916. Cargo areas
L1917. Ho Chi Minh Trail locale
L1918. 1970s-1980s batting instructor Charlie
L1919. Measure of brain activity
L1920. Vessel in some rites
L1921. “I’m not sure what to say, here…”
L1922. Document with checks and balances?
L1924. Design on a Dime network
L1926. Cartoonist who coined the term “thagomizer”
for the spikes on a stegosaur’s tail
L1927. Big drinker
L1928. Meat collection likely to include
corn, coleslaw, or potato salad sides, for short
L1930. Nietzsche’s recurring theme
L1933. They make miniatures
L1935. Pickle picks
L1936. Maisy and Stuart Little
L1937. Rudder post lever
L1938. Three letters signifying eight types
(if you count positive and negative as pairs)
L1939. Cotton, wheat, Christian, Gareth,
barley…
L1940. Mighty gulps
L1941. Trademarked items
L1942. Bring to light
L1943. Fast planes (abbr.)
L1945. Anonymous
L1948. Song-and-dance man of Singin’ in
the Rain
L1951. Vintner’s pref.
L1952. Ending with “Hallow”
L1954. Front ends of brays
L1956. Mid-Atlantic ___ (axis along which
North America has split away from Eurasia)
L1957. A decade before AD 9
L1960. “Name a more iconic ___; I’ll wait”
(meme with two-shots)
L1961. Flock comment
L1962. Play with bugs?
L1963. Size vars.
L1964. “___ Rose” (song from The Music
Man)
L1965. “What have we here!”
L1966. Tech whiz, say
L1967. Golf-spectator groups
L1970. Centuries-old sexually transmitted
disease
L1972. Wheat ___
L1973. Prepares a wall for plaster
L1974. Brewpub order
L1975. Perp. to vert.
L1976. Case chronology or historical year-map
L1977. Entered a room en masse
L1978. Keys in Western music, books in the Iliad,
books in the Odyssey, hours, karats, frames, backgammon points, Greek
letters, elements in the human body…
L1982. Closer to the space shuttle’s rockets
L1984. Admissions-department goal
L1987. Uranian moon named for a queen
L1988. Studio locale
L1989. She defeated Joe Frazier’s daughter in
eight rounds
L1991. “My bud”
L1992. Bro to bro sentiment
L1994. ___ disadvantage: off one’s game
L1995. Private greetings?
L1996. Recreational public gatherings
L1997. Playful pranks
L1998. Limb anchors
L1999. Saying, “‘Right’ and ‘wrong’ are just
constructs”
L2001. Church-bell sound
L2002. Pull at
L2003. Go unrenewed
L2007. “___ the Mood for Love”
L2008. Think like Shakespeare?
L2009. Mr. of soda, once
L2010. Hearst’s abductors (abbr.)
L2011. Decisive on a grand scale, as a
conversation or decision
L2015. Oinker sometimes kept as a pet
L2018. Basic unit of Romanian currency
L2019. Musical Pop
L2020. Cut drastically
L2021. Didn’t just guess
L2022. Put in shackles
L2023. October birthstone
L2024. Baseball manager Felipe
L2025. Saarinen senior
L2026. Admit, informally
L2027. Corporeal phases
L2028. Zayn once of One Direction
L2029. It precedes la vie or la guerre
L2030. Girl into golden showers?
L2034. To the Canaanites, it meant “Lord”
L2035. Sells seats on another airline’s plane
L2038. Aristotelian pair?
L2040. It’s for the money or the road?
L2041. Worsens over time
L2042. Furniture for a Mother’s Day
breakfast, maybe
L2043. Microbiologists’ assistants
L2045. “Tastes great, less filling” sloganeer
L2047. Be a nudnik
L2048. 16th-century artist Veronese
L2049. Indo-Iranian, to historians
L2051. Shooting range soundtrack
L2052. Comforts
L2053. Scandal singer Patty
L2054. Concerning chem in containers
L2057. Health problems
L2059. Swift’s land of six-inch people
L2060. “Qua” drug
L2061. Cetaphil alternative
L2062. Textbook market shorthand
L2064. Symbol for liters
L2068. Outfield positions, for short
L2069. Investor’s goal
L2070. Russian Flogger and Foxbat maker
L2071. Apt to mislead
L2072. Fish with a long snout
L2073. Actress Raines
L2074. Is a thorn in the side of
L2075. Feature of “Can’t Hold Us” and Imagine
Dragons’ “Radioactive”
L2076. More unnatural
L2077. Casually add
L2078. Creators of artificial lakes
L2079. Any Woodstock tune, e.g.
L2080. Feeling worse, physically
L2081. Reptilian
L2082. Big name at Tesla
L2083. German for “never”
L2084. Go broke
L2085. Real introvert
L2086. Active leader?
L2087. Puff piece?
L2088. Direct to the exit
L2090. Swimmer’s assignment
L2092. Video image unit
L2093. Model airplane purchase
L2094. Arizona town tamers
L2095. Japanese city with an atomic bomb
museum
L2098. “___ no see”
L2100. Brutish riffraff
L2101. Kitty calls
L2102. Fix by hammering
L2103. Victorian-influenced Japanese,
fashionably speaking
L2104. Hagen of Reversal of Fortune
L2105. Fisherwoman’s wicker basket
L2106. Steep drop-off
L2107. Yankee Yogi known for oxymorons
L2108. Movies, even more casually
L2110. Uses mouthwash
L2112. Made a declaration
L2113. The Once-___ (The Lorax
industrialist)
L2114. “Work” singer, to her fans
L2115. Fiery crime
L2117. Webmaster’s file type
L2119. Jenny ___, AKA the Swedish Nightingale
L2120. March 15, in Milano
L2121. On a par, in Orleans
L2122. Way to reduce a sentence
L2124. Hadean, Archean, Proterozoic,
Phanerozoic…
L2125. Fans, say
L2126. Paranormal investigator who shares a
first name with his network
L2128. Actress Fletcher
L2129. More apt to happen
L2131. Doom partner
L2132. Pick as a guesstimate
L2133. Rumple or dimple
L2134. Slangy affirmatives
L2135. Dismayed
L2136. Sort, disparagingly
L2137. ___ tee (perfectly)
L2138. “Elastic Heart” singer
L2141. Some casino games
L2143. Gp. that once won a jury award of
$80,000 per pirated song
L2145. They’re checked at airports
L2146. 7th largest st.
L2147. Inside ___ Davis (Coen brothers film)
L2149. Patricia T. O’Conner’s Woe ___
L2150. Knocking a few back
L2152. Bjorn, Hugh, the Queen, Seven,
Locutus…
L2153. Candied veggies
L2154. Stolen vehicle
L2155. Utah’s official snack food
L2156. Washington ordered it for his first
inaugural party
L2159. Basic skating jump
L2160. Sudden and significant change
L2162. Tries for a long pass, in football
L2163. Move furtively
L2165. Furniture items
L2166. German rocketeer
L2167. Boy band who sang at the 2001 Super
Bowl
L2169. Product reviews, comedy skits, how-to,
let’s play, vlogs, recipes, educational, unboxing, music, ASMR, walkthroughs..
L2173. Ace’s hiding place
L2176. Mock up
L2179. Kind of bunny named for its branchlike
ears
L2180. Ex-host with a garage
L2181. Dava who wrote Longitude
L2182. Looking lively
L2183. Let your better angels guide you
L2184. The Pearl Fishers soprano
L2185. Chinese opening
L2186. Certain naval officer
L2187. Providing offstage direction
L2188. Psychic hot line operators
L2189. ___ Coyote (toon with a middle
initial)
L2190. Time to post a B&W, perhaps
L2191. Singer with the album A Story
L2192. Not burdening
L2193. Atlantic fish
L2194. Acquire, on The Beverly Hillbillies
L2195. Tally up
L2196. Site with a “Find a Doctor” section
L2197. National flower of Mexico
L2201. Satirist who wrote jokes for JFK
L2203. Features of top-level staffs
L2204. Fizzled out
L2206. Cry after defeating the last
challenger
L2208. Sci-fi novelist Ursula K.
L2209. Dull-colored
L2210. Character in Hamlet with a
non-proper-noun name
L2211. Asian rulers
L2212. Cliffs of Dover substance
L2213. Site of campus workstations
L2214. Ill-gotten gains
L2215. “One may learn wisdom even from ___”
(Aristophanes)
L2216. Univ. leaders
L2217. Knocked to the ground
L2218. Noted feminist gp.
L2219. Jam component
L2223. Haifa currency
L2225. Make one, as East and West Germany
L2227. Former astronaut John
L2228. Christmas figure
L2232. Astronomer’s dist.
L2233. Order’s partner
L2234. Assign inheritances
L2236. Jack Horner’s treasure
L2237. Wayne-portrayed US Marshall
L2238. “Erin go ___!”
L2239. Symbol of warmth and security
L2240. Walker who released “Faded”
L2241. Humid
L2242. Thorough contextualization
L2244. Main force of attack
L2245. Romantic and/or carnal
L2247. Cornish poultry
L2249. Racketeer Steven
L2250. Prehistory, Classical, the Middle
Ages, the Industrial Revolution, the Great Divergence…
L2252. Paved the way (to)
L2254. China’s “direction”
L2255. Lobster’s coral
L2256. Carter’s alma mater (abbr.)
L2257. Notable features in logos for Houston
Rockets, Radio Shack, Toys R Us, Rolls Royce, Rockstar…
L2258. “You suck,” “Get off the stage,” “Hey
baby,” “Where ya goin’ so fast, sugar?”…there are two different definitions for
this term, but they’re not so different
L2260. Plow sole
L2261. Breeds or varieties
L2262. Tommy K source
L2263. Conservative commentator Ingraham
L2264. Start the engine of, keylessly
L2265. Japanese IT services giant
L2266. Garlicky garnish
L2267. Diet that shuns dairy and sugar
L2268. Trousers sizes
L2269. Coaxial, jumper, ground, fiber-optic,
ethernet…
L2270. Puts on a pedestal
L2271. Sign near a marina
L2272. The car in Knight Rider
L2273. Cap. of the Beehive State
L2276. Short detail?
L2278. Its men were “wicked and sinners
before the Lord”
L2280. “What rubbish!”
L2281. “Nature” author’s monogram
L2282. Colorado gateway to Great Sand Dunes
National Park
L2284. IBM center?
L2285. Once-cool slang for the extremely
online
L2286. Astonished gaze
L2287. Laboriously earns, with “out”
L2288. High school in Grease
L2289. Gold, Spiel, Gins, Guten, and Bloom
enders
L2290. Pastel hue
L2291. Showed displeasure
L2293. St. John and Biden
L2294. Commit a hockey infraction
L2295. Letter between upsilon and chi
L2296. Attempts to beat the Heat?
L2297. Statement for a Marriott customer, say
L2298. Sewage co., e.g.
L2299. Layer of tissue
L2301. Succumb to stress
L2303. Force in job advancement
L2305. ___ Know who gets blamed in The
Family Circus
L2306. Fortune cards
L2307. Visa offering
L2309. Beware the Snowman author
L2310. Green card giver
L2311. Hall of Famer, e.g.
L2312. Chesterfield, doublet, jerkin, Mao
jacket, hug-me-tight…
L2313. City with a Witch Museum
L2314. Spot in the ocean (abbr.)
L2315. Exhaled happily
L2316. Gas, wood, coal, oil…
L2317. The Boston Globe, for one
L2318. Nonsense syllables in a 1965 song
title
L2322. Cry from atop a cartoon chair
L2323. Away companion
L2324. To a large degree
L2325. Fluidity unit
L2326. Grown-up chigger
L2327. Sabah I, Abdullah I, Jaber I, Sabah
II, Abdullah II…
L2329. Unlikely to wow
L2331. Enter for a ride
L2332. Buck Rogers portrayer Gerard
L2333. Finish upon the hour of
L2334. “In case this is of interest…”
L2335. “Not only…but” follow-up
L2336. Trading post goods
L2337. Site of the National Museum of
Napoleonic Residences
L2338. Restricts
L2339. Unbridgeable gaps
L2340. Of John, Paul, etc.
L2341. Canadian gas station
L2342. Clinton confidant Blumenthal
L2344. “Silent night, holy night, ___ calm…”
L2345. Collar continuation
L2346. Estate receiver
L2347. Tennessee jock
L2348. Pulp Fiction actor Ving
L2350. Lemon, lime or orange
L2351. They’ll put ppl. in tax brackets
L2352. NCIS network
L2353. Esther 8:9, II Kings 16:15, Daniel
5:23, Esther 3:12, Ezra 3:8, Jeremiah 21:7, Joshua 8:33, I Samuel 29:4, Chronicles 28:15…
L2356. “___ Alive” (Dolly Parton)
L2357. Law enforcers
L2358. Pretenders
L2360. Of service
L2361. Store offering
L2362. They’re like fans, but opposite
L2363. Name that hits one’s vanity right in
the hairline
L2364. Wall-sized wall art
L2365. Fed the kitty
L2366. Wood fasteners
L2367. Site of trillions of connections
L2368. Stock trader George
L2369. Follower’s fervor
L2370. Avalanche location
L2372. Encyclopedia Brown series creator Donald J.
L2373. WayneTech investment because you never
know when you’ll need to attack villains from under the surface of Gotham River
L2374. Engendered
L2375. Attains a higher status
L2377. The merchant of Venice
L2378. Cartoon hero aged up a decade for her
first live-action release
L2379. “…like you’ve ___ ghost”
L2380. Onetime streetcar
L2383. Left-winger, to conservative types
L2384. Even-tempered
L2385. “Love ___ Around” (Wet Wet Wet)
L2386. 1974 Mame star
L2388. Isn’t level
L2389. “___Navidad!”
L2390. “Let ___!” (high roller’s cry)
L2391. Cleese cohort
L2392. Mr. Belvedere actress Graff
L2393. Smithy, e.g.
L2394. Longest-serving Secretary of State
L2395. Absorb completely
L2396. Deg. for a barrister
L2397. Reach the beach in a standing position
L2398. Separate the wheat from the chaff
L2399. African city famous for tanneries
L2400. Angie’s Rizzoli & Isles
costar
L2402. “Carpe diem” acronym
L2404. 701, to some
L2405. Red name behind many speakers
L2406. Trifling matters
L2408. Possible comment before an
embarrassing admission
L2410. Really regret
L2411. Rope weapon with 35-meter range
L2412. Crossword giant Reagle, musicians
Lindsay and Saunders…
L2413. “You, sir, have challenged my honor,
and ‘tis a challenge I must now meet,” 21st-century-style
L2414. Describing a Yokum
L2415. Alpine bottler
L2416. “Who’s there?” response
L2417. Orange juice component
L2418. Alternative to a flange
L2419. Enforced delay
L2421. Move, at Coldwell Banker
L2422. Site for scareheads
L2426. Composer of many film-related top 100s
L2429. Common way to evaluate a range of
values
L2431. Org. that monitors aircraft accidents
L2433. ___-9 (semi-automatic weapon)
L2434. Rigoletto’s daughter
L2437. Places for sgts.
L2438. Not-yet-shavers
L2439. Of the back
L2440. Dutch pop star ___ Delange
L2441. Like breeze-kissed water
L2442. Analog clock, compass, rotary phone,
azimuth timepiece, early channel changer…
L2443. Words before go or ride
L2444. One way to solve crosswords
L2447. Requiring a lot of work
L2450. Defunct app with which women rated men
L2451. Dangerous place for Daniel
L2452. Mitigating force
L2453. Special influence
L2454. Wheaton of Star Trek
L2455. Youngest Brontë
L2456. An Enquiry Concerning Human
Understanding author
L2458. Johnny of game show fame
L2460. ___-kiri
L2462. Bear-oness, in Baja
L2463. Like character actors
L2466. Affected by the moon, in a way
L2467. Fizzling-out sound effect
L2468. Acts unhappy, as a baby
L2469. Fall colors
L2470. Nietzsche’s traveler and speaker
L2472. Prefix with axial
L2473. Squeaky, perhaps
L2474. Old Spanish coins
L2475. Star Trek role for John Cho in 2009
L2476. Where one makes a career
L2477. Prefix denoting speed
L2478. Specially baked cornbreads
L2481. Kaiser, for one
L2482. Run on a log in a lake
L2483. Rigging holder
L2484. Face-value
L2486. Accept uncritically
L2488. Kind of identity
L2492. Entertainment that superimposes new
animation onto existing structures, for short
L2493. Time for last-minute wrapping
L2494. California’s most populous county
L2496. Shouts to bullfighters
L2497. Genesis land
L2498. Immerses in bubbling liquid
L2499. Healthier donut
L2500. Julio’s January
L2501. Glasgow place of worship
L2502. Discount shoe chain
L2503. Let loose a holler
L2504. They’re there to help
L2505. Files, like a complaint
L2506. Frame within a frame
L2507. Left in, to a proofreader
L2508. Burrowing lawn pest
L2509. Sign again, as a lease
L2510. “Oh, woe ___”
L2511. Groupthink, bandwagon effect, naïve
cynicism, Dunning-Kruger effect, reactance…
L2513. Indian classic the Kama ___
L2515. Kate’s sitcom housemate
L2516. Rowing muscle
L2517. Not have enough scratch
L2519. His, hers, or guest
L2520. Some handhelds
L2521. Arranged the laundry
L2522. The Louisiana Purchase, the Pepsi Cola-Frito
Lay merger, Nixon’s opening of trade with China, prenuptial agreement,
nonaggression pact…
L2523. Reason to earn a Navy Cross
L2524. 5A for Jerry Seinfeld (abbr.)
L2525. “I’m over heeeeere!”
L2526. “Feel free to send me”
L2528. Whence the line “The mass of men lead
lives of quiet desperation”
L2529. HOMES component
L2530. Cliff dwellings
L2531. Member of a Libyan religious minority
L2532. “I ___ close to you right now…”
(Calvin Harris)
L2533. Highlander’s family
L2534. Harrison, Taft, and Cleveland (in the
sense of wellness, not coolness)
L2537. Gift from Hawaii
L2538. Follows as a result of
L2539. ___ pitch
L2540. On Golden Pond bird
L2541. Defies authority
L2542. Candies favoured by Doctor Who and
George Harrison
L2544. Like a sherbet
L2545. Fragrant flower used in leis
L2550. Milton Friedman follower
L2557. Ezekiel follower
L2558. Pelf in Pisa, once
L2559. European Union, Pacific Alliance, the
Religious Right, Never Trump, party loyalists…
L2560. What kicks off the Hero’s Journey
L2562. Rock or country go-with
L2563. Star of the CBS drama Madam
Secretary
L2564. “WAAAAAKE UUUUUP” box
L2565. Winter hrs. in Bermuda
L2566. Lucas’ special effects co.
L2567. Today co-host Hoda
L2568. Bodacious, Michael Jordan, Ferdinand,
Elmer, Charging on Wall Street…
L2569. Appear indistinctly
L2570. Movement concerned with crystals
L2571. Carriage, expansion, machine, stove,
lightning…
L2572. Deep freezers
L2573. City on the Tigris
L2574. Garments for galas
L2575. Reference library array
L2576. Constantly
L2577. Give money to the UPS man
L2578. Measures of potential
L2579. Whitney and Manning
L2580. Big mountain sheep
L2581. Hardships
L2582. Likely to say “No problem”
L2585. Home of Kansas Wesleyan University
L2587. Have as a resting place
L2589. Viewing audience estimates
L2592. Sudden charge
L2593. Wooded glen
L2594. Mount ___, PA
L2595. Does road work of a sort
L2596. Kind of coffee
L2597. Make a splash
L2598. ___ mate (tealike beverage)
L2599. Admonition to the lax
L2601. Furry slinkers
L2602. Cry like a child
L2603. Lake, to Jacques Cousteau
L2604. Broadway show based on 18 books
L2606. Upchucking, politely
L2607. Word with house or wife
L2610. Utterly destroys, as an automobile
L2612. Large depression for water
L2616. Seine sites
L2617. Remarkable thing
L2618. Anxiety associated with using
Snapchat, briefly
L2619. Activity for some reporters
L2620. HeLa, iPhone, red blood, Samsung
Galaxy, skin…
L2621. Like many electric guitar bodies
L2622. Feature of outer space
L2623. Vader’s creator
L2624. ___-surface missile
L2625. Singers Bill and Jimmy
L2626. Mme.’s daughter, perhaps
L2627. Diving apparatuses
L2628. Promotional letters
L2632. Musical partner of Mary Ford
L2634. 2Pac’s “Life ___ Outlaw”
L2635. What you fill in here (abbr.)
L2636. The Nutcracker girl
L2640. Where money’s kept, in Manchester
L2642. ___ region
L2644. Put one over on
L2645. Anagram for “staple,” as in “An artist
might staple their ___ to the frame”
L2648. “Sign I’ve been feeding you right,”
according to my wife
L2649. Miami Vice cop
L2650. Passes again
L2651. Begrime, in Britain
L2652. Amplify, as the economy
L2653. Sound in German?
L2654. The ___: not really an illness,
everything’s okay I guess, it’s just….a feeling like…aw, nobody cares
L2655. Say indirectly
L2656. Like a good guess
L2657. Kalam Azad of Indian independence
L2658. How to bow to a queen
L2659. Like links-style golf courses
L2660. Bit of filly fodder
L2661. Slackening, in mus.
L2662. Performance measure, for short
L2663. “I’m a Tarheel BORN and a Tarheel
BRED, and when I die I’ll be a Tarheel DEAD…,” e.g.
L2666. “Without ___ to stand on”
L2667. Pushing thyself to thy limit
L2669. Telephone operator?
L2671. Former Millionaire host, to
fans
L2672. Ballerina-like
L2673. 2008 Pixar robot
L2674. Miracle of The Miracle Worker
L2676. Five hundo
L2677. Investigate
L2678. Program for kicking an addiction
L2679. Greg Evans strip
L2680. Farewell to France?
L2681. List of “long” letters
L2682. Groups interested in education
L2683. Person with a financial burden
L2684. Raconteurs’ offerings
L2685. Alone for an aria, perhaps
L2686. Music player that once had a click
wheel
L2688. Figure-skating jump
L2689. Drag along
L2690. Frazier fighter
L2691. Sacred ceremony
L2692. Show for Ewing viewing
L2694. Like some fossil-fueled engines
L2696. Formerly news.com
L2697. Airport disp. info
L2698. Pamphleteer Thomas
L2700. Sphere of influence
L2702. Casanova’s list
L2703. “…debt of gratitude we ___ Adam” (Mark
Twain)
L2705. Entangled
L2707. Bucky Beaver’s 1950s toothpaste
L2709. “Were you born in ___?”
L2711. Merlin who changed into an actor
L2713. Running the show, informally
L2715. Cipramil, Priligy, Cipralex. Oxactin,
Faverin, Seroxat, Lustral, Brintellix...
L2717. Less turbulent
L2718. Liberty, dinner, school, sleigh,
death…
L2719. The wrong kind of chatter
L2720. Classic Mercedes-Benz roadsters
L2721. Miss while planning
L2723. Some Ferraris
L2724. Food writer Simmons
L2725. Candy corn, pizza slice, Doritos,
Bugles, pita, Toblerone, samosas, onigiri, nachos, spanokopita, sandwiches the
way my aunt makes them...
L2728. Application abbreviation
L2729. Lavin or Blair
L2730. Non-mainstream film
L2731. Skip ___ (get all aflutter)
L2732. Guns, horses, or footballers
L2733. Place to stop for tonight
L2734. Crazy people, in Juarez
L2735. Refrain from bothering
L2736. Survivor 10 setting
L2737. Shaped starch
L2738. Bunches and bunches
L2739. Panama, Suez, alimentary, root, ear…
L2740. Figure out
L2741. Dock in for a bit
L2742. Name meaning “little fire” that, with
a t added, becomes the source of a big fire
L2743. Modishness
L2744. Heart chart, for short
L2745. Electronic device
L2746. Ciudad del ___ (second-largest city in
Paraguay)
L2747. Part of a winning group
L2750. Urbanspoon alternative
L2751. Speaker’s place
L2752. Chucklehead
L2753. In ___ heat: neck and neck
L2754. Inquisitive
L2755. C, vis-a-vis C+
L2756. Org. that honored Crash over Brokeback
Mountain and I’m still mad about it
L2757. French equivalent
L2758. Kiln relatives
L2759. Burton of Reading Rainbow
L2760. Harvard Law newcomers
L2761. Small land area
L2762. The Damask Drum, The Well Cradle, etc.
L2763. Joker’s quality
L2764. “What’s your reason for saying that?”
L2766. Like some coifs
L2768. Inits. of a January honoree
L2769. Curtis of cosmetics
L2770. Hollow center?
L2771. Implied letters in a URL
L2773. Tom Watson’s forte
L2775. Showed up without a date
L2779. Binder
L2780. Capital named for the animals in its
park (var.)
L2781. Sponsor of Jeopardy!
L2782. More conniving
L2783. Mythological half-woman monster
L2784. George Eliot’s miser Marner
L2785. One way to get on base
L2786. Dino shaped roughly like a
statistician’s bell curve
L2787. Get Out director
L2788. Comforting word, with “easy” or itself
L2789. National division?
L2791. Nobelist Neruda
L2792. What’s accepted
L2793. Helmsman’s heading
L2794. Took the car
L2795. Isn’t lacking
L2796. Reason for a vacay
L2797. Landlord’s paperwork
L2800. Elon’s pa
L2802. Tipped off
L2804. Cimarron studio, 1931
L2805. “Carte” start?
L2806. Ancient
L2807. Group of two
L2808. Downsized, impolitely
L2809. Disney’s penned swirl, Anaheim Ducks
logo, “had” shortened, “would” shortened, “de” shortened…
L2810. Actress Gwyn
L2811. Headline material
L2812. “Whoa! That fella’s something ___”
L2813. He directed The Odd Couple
L2814. ___ goodbye: covert toast on Agents
of S.H.I.E.L.D.
L2815. Designated (abbr.)
L2816. Final role for Chadwick Boseman
L2817. Natalie, Kenneth, Sprouse, Haan, Cash…
L2818. This way
L2820. “I don’t buy that!”
L2821. They shirk their duties
L2823. Ending for multi or metro
L2824. Lambaste
L2826. Dutch dialect
L2828. Entangle
L2831. While
L2832. Absolutely astound
L2833. Bang who’s played Dracula
L2834. FG’s three
L2837. “I’ve Just ___ a Face” (Beatles)
L2838. Played the first card
L2839. People in general
L2840. Practical world situation
L2844. It means things get about 7% louder
L2846. Group now an island nation in the
comics
L2848. Walking around like one owns the world
L2851. Ratchet latches
L2856. Takes the files out of, as a CD
L2860. Big fuss
L2864. Freestone, e.g.
L2869. Unit whose SI counterpart is the
joule, for short
L2873. Speaking this answer aloud might
provoke a boop in your living room
L2878. Like the pack animal about which Nash
wrote “he’s a beast”
L2882. ___ fide (bad faith)
L2886. Canadian capital?
L2891. Words that may elicit a worried gulp
L2897. More calamitous
L2898. Embodiments
L2899. “___ Stop the Rain”
L2900. Balancer’s lengthy perch
L2901. Would-be multilingual’s class
L2902. Brit’s pit stop
L2903. Jackrabbits
L2904. Cape Cod bird
L2905. Old textile measures
L2906. Ski lodge beverage
L2908. Festive season
L2910. Insect killer
L2911. Spread all about, as seeds
L2912. Bit of hardware
L2913. “Come to think of it, that outlier
doesn’t help my argument”
L2915. One I’d recommend for an
anger-management class
L2917. “Shimmy, Shimmy, ___-Bop” (Little
Anthony and the Imperials hit)
L2918. Name in Persian poetry
L2919. Complete, in brief
L2920. Deodorant applicator
L2921. Knocked off, in a way
L2922. Kin of grand slams
L2923. Young hoppers
L2924. Crossed the threshold
L2926. Boom box
L2928. Outlandish
L2929. Ones undergoing transformation
L2930. Arterial blockage
L2931. Superman, Spider-Man, another
Spider-Man, the Hulk, Daredevil, Shazam, Deadpool, Ms. Marvel, Mister
Fantastic, the Invisible Woman…
L2939. Big cats, domestic cats (watch them
crouch and start wiggling their butts), polar bears, ant lions, chameleons
(it’s not just for defense)…
L2941. Francium, protactinium, osmium,
thulium
L2944. Bob Kerrey’s st.
L2945. Gangster’s gals
L2946. Scattered seed over
L2947. Voodoo artist of neo-soul
L2948. ___ minerals
L2949. Impossible to take seriously
L2950. Not on target for, timewise
L2951. “Sooner juggle torches in ___ pit than
mess with real magic” (Terry Pratchett, Moving Pictures)
L2952. Leandro’s love, in a Handel cantata
L2953. Censored alternative to the poop emoji
L2954. Courter
L2955. Sobieski of Joan of Arc
L2956. Director Blomkamp
L2957. Vinaigrette ingredient
L2958. All gone, in a way
L2959. Prefix with -logy
L2961. Racer’s edges
L2962. Member of the 1983 NBA champs
L2963. Go boating when the wind’s right
L2965. Dispensed
L2966. Device, in meteorology
L2967. Scar or mar
L2969. Like active propeller blades
L2970. Form of carbohydrate stored by animals
L2971. Konami game with cross-shaped
platforms
L2972. Airport hassles
L2973. Norse underworld queen
L2974. Lucy of Lucky Number Slevin
L2975. Bowler Weber
L2976. In ___ (in trouble)
L2979. Pitched high, musically
L2981. Seagoing rescue org.
L2983. Threefold
L2985. Shrine holding
L2987. Compound that usually has a C=C(OH)
L2989. Rolls up an umbrella
L2991. Astronaut Armstrong
L2993. Certain swab
L2995. Like some smoothly running machines
L2997. It often leads to a run
L2998. Earthlink and Prodigy, once upon a
time
L3000. Best-selling cookies in China
L3002. “___ cloud in the sky, Got the sun in
my eyes…” (Carpenters lyric)
L3003. Roald Dahl book
L3005. Reproduction
L3006. Willennium releaser Will
L3007. Pokémon GO, e.g.
L3008. Where Excalibur’s story began and
ended
L3010. Elaborate entertainment
L3011. Argentine article
L3012. Tell a big one
L3013. Charlie who firmly influenced the
House Ways and Means Committee
L3015. Troy, to the Romans
L3017. Maker of saws and angle grinders
L3019. Duke of baseball
L3021. “Thriller” when it was called
“Starlight,” “Under Pressure” when it was called “Feel Like,” recordings from
Radiohead when they were called On a Friday…
L3023. Emollient-yielding plant
L3025. They haven’t yet implanted in uteri
L3028. Russian poet Mandelstam
L3030. TV villains with an Enronesque logo
L3032. Non-fermented beverages
L3035. “Yeshiva boy” in an Isaac Bashevis
Singer story
L3037. A major’s E
L3038. Magazine holders
L3039. Crystal, golf, Lucille, Cinderella’s,
eight…
L3040. ___-concave lens
L3041. How the British and French might greet
each other
L3042. Blunders
L3045. Auctions the county offers after
repossessions
L3047. Baby bird that hoots
L3049. Scalia or Dolohov
L3051. Dizzy Gillespie sound
L3053. Ballet maneuver
L3055. Help-with-homework site
L3057. Does another stint
L3059. Like hoopster Gilmore
L3061. Buzzing excitedly
L3062. .htm alternatives found on GoDaddy,
Microsoft.com, Stack Overflow, DELL.com, MarketWatch…
L3064. It comes after the flop
L3066. Table spreads
L3068. Bit of residue
L3069. Certain rugs
L3071. A Man Asleep and I Remember author Georges
L3073. Rorschach test set
L3074. What concerts might hurt these days
L3075. ___ De Palma (Danny DeVito’s role on Taxi)
L3076. The Bobbettes’ only Top-40 hit
L3077. Doggy style, e.g.
L3078. Nickname on Happy Days
L3079. Got one’s uniform dirty, as a base
runner
L3080. Like a young lass
L3081. One way to cancel a contract
L3083. Lathan of Love & Basketball
L3085. Sneak ___ (preview)
L3087. Untrustworthy types
L3089. Shifty sort
L3091. Ren and Stimpy, Lewis and Clark,
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, Mary-Kate and Ashley, mac and cheese…
L3093. First pope to receive the title “the
Great”
L3095. The Ramayana heroine
L3097. Slip through a crack
L3099. ___ Evil, diet book by Roy Masters
L3101. Bad-day-in-the-market headline for a
greasy spoon?
L3104. Unfiltered and unpasteurized brew
L3108. Cash and cloth finishers
L3109. Cry at a limbo contest
L3110. Nasty person
L3111. Have too many crumpets and bangers and
not enough leafy greens
L3112. Moister, as morning grass
L3113. Bluish-grey, on a tartan
L3114. Pentateuch book (abbr.)
L3115. Irish nationalist leader
L3119. Medieval stringed instrument
L3121. Insect that hasn’t yet undergone
metamorphosis
L3123. Gilbert or Teasdale
L3125. Letter-shaped construction pieces
L3127. Hidden storage spot
L3129. Tree-climber’s helper
L3131. Grassroots and likely disorganized
L3134. Famous terrier once named “Big Boy,”
then “Murray the Outlaw of Falahill”
L3136. Mercilessly besmirches
L3138. First first name in space
L3139. Olympic gold medalist Wyomia
L3141. Grandes ___ (France’s Ivy Leagues)
L3142. Standard setting at 0 degrees long.
L3143. It raises a note by a tone
L3145. Foot-long school sticks
L3146. Plays 18 holes
L3147. Pesto seasoning
L3148. Tristan’s beloved
L3150. Prized Pacific salmon
L3151. DoorDash, Uber, Lyft, Pinterest,
Airbnb, Slack, Zoom, Twitter, Snap, WeWork (but not Google or Facebook)…
L3157. Smiley faces, sun icons, hardboiled
egg yolks, Pac-Man at times, wait signal, Lidl logo, Lay’s logo, Hard Rock Café
backdrop, pee stains…
L3160. 8, 8,000,000,000, 8,000,000,008,
8,000,000,800, 8,008,000,000, 8,000,008,000, 8,000,000,018…
L3165. Emma Watson, Emma Thompson, Seth
Rogen, Leonardo da Vinci, Douglas Spain, Maisie Williams, Blake Manning,
Christopher Stapleton…
L3168. Suit on a table
L3170. Loam deposit
L3171. PBS’s “Science Guy”
L3172. Slush Puppie’s carbonated cousin
L3173. “Que ___?” (“Como estas?” alternative)
L3174. Say “something” wrong, perhaps
L3176. “Stress cannot exist in the presence
of ___” (dessert recommendation by David Mamet)
L3177. Valentine’s nine
L3178. Michael who is Nick in Nick &
Norah’s Infinite Playlist
L3179. Cuban patriot-poet Jose
L3180. Star Trek race that sounds like a color blend
L3181. Rodeo participant
L3183. Consecutive
L3184. Marines’ battle cry
L3186. “Glad that’s happening”
L3187. Little Richard’s “___ Frutti”
L3188. DOE pt.
L3189. Only Muppet to testify before Congress
L3190. Within the law
L3192. “This text convo is TBC!”
L3193. Skirt feature
L3194. Builder’s office
L3195. Some chemical salts
L3197. Fauna’s counterpart
L3198. Kidlit literalist Bedelia
L3199. He wrote Happy Thought,
initially
L3200. Cutty ___ (Scotch)
L3201. Painter’s deg.
L3202. Sacrificial site
L3203. Muhammad, Laila, G, Khamenei,
Mohammed’s son-in-law…
L3204. With The, groundbreaking
Showtime TV series
L3206. Alpine alternative
L3209. Go fishing with a net
L3211. Matched set
L3213. University of North Texas site
L3215. Lead-in to value or vector
L3217. Log-impersonating predator
L3219. Only monosyllabic state
L3221. CSI costar of Jorja
L3223. Proofs of purchase, often (abbr.)
L3225. Katmandu’s country
L3227. Certain photoengravings
L3230. Console that played Game Paks (abbr.)
L3231. Confused
L3232. Mob boss John
L3233. Doe’s baby
L3234. Come in second
L3238. They’re described in the Calvin and
Hobbes quote, “A good compromise leaves everybody mad”
L3242. His seasoning is a NASCAR sponsor
L3243. Bills, Broncos, Dolphins, Chiefs,
Patriots, Jets, Chargers, Oilers, Bengals, and Raiders, in 1969
L3245. One may be spotted in a gym
L3247. Madame de ___
L3249. Too boring for words (because this “word”
is more like onomatopoeia)
L3251. Expected to start on
L3253. Start of an elimination process
L3255. They sometimes have great horns
L3257. Key vehicles in forestry
L3260. Milk that just tastes like water and
food coloring to me
L3262. Put down in print
L3264. The Lion King character
L3265. Prohibition-era guns
L3267. Calls from Tiger?
L3268. Oozing schmaltz
L3269. Outside of France?
L3270. Not struck, as a set
L3271. You’re looking at it
L3272. Year besieged Romans nearly starved
L3273. Castle feature?
L3274. RR stop
L3275. Chest-shaping garment
L3276. “___ Na Na”
L3278. PV = nRT, e.g.
L3280. Soprano’s final note, perhaps
L3282. Biology subj.
L3284. Venus, to Serena
L3286. Hose mishaps
L3288. The Ten Commandments river
L3290. Deutschland division
L3291. Property title
L3293. Carnegie or Bell, e.g.
L3295. Mischievous one
L3297. Lines of some sonnets
L3302. Not nigh
L3303. Strong, lightweight wood
L3304. Trail that comes full circle
L3305. Collectible classics
L3306. Racing Petty
L3307. Suffix with Gaza or Gilead
L3308. “I don’t do drugs. I am drugs” painter
L3309. Popular spuds
L3312. Uses the knocker
L3314. Room, Turkish style
L3316. Beverage bought more often in Britain
L3318. Files, bits, et al.
L3320. Kind of veto
L3322. 
Kind of kitchen can
L3324. Student that sounds like a marble
L3326. Embodiment of stubbornness
L3328. Offices in Oaxaca
L3330. River of Italy
L3332. Sher who played Sue Heck and Star
L3334. St.-Tropez’s Place des ___
L3336. Liquid suffix
L3337. Mr. Robot star Rami
L3338. Prefix meaning “bad”
L3339. Spot for bargains
L3341. Time magazine co-founder Henry Booth
L3342. Bean topper?
L3343. “Maybe it’s a little ambitious of me
to presume that no matter how big the film is, that I can always go down to the
shop to buy ___ of milk” (Tom Hardy)
L3345. Loses perkiness
L3346. Composer’s instrument?
L3349. The Goldbach conjecture, turbulence,
the origin of life, a quantum theory of gravity, tardigrades, the twin prime
conjecture, the P vs NP problem, dark matter, the Collatz conjecture…
L3353. Alabama, Arkansas, California,
Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri,
Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, South Carolina
(no others)
L3362. When I had one…laptop, phone, cereal
bowl, books, pens, papers, me. Now I just tend to use the living room or the
bedroom
L3365. Westminster, to locals
L3367. It has a soffit
L3368. Live in the fast lane?
L3369. Marathoner’s speed
L3370. MSgt’s inferior
L3373. Follower of Carol or Paul?
L3374. Word in many shoppe names
L3375. The Comeback star
L3379. Antarctic landscapes
L3380. “Ave Maria” is one
L3381. Food, shelter, water, clothing, basic
self-esteem…
L3382. Singing trio The Three ___
L3383. Pundit’s pufferies
L3384. Camper owner
L3385. Podcaster, musician, motivational
speech seller, books-on-tape narrator, voice actress…
L3386. Dips in blood pressure or temperature
L3387. Keep happening
L3388. Dip ___ in: test the water
L3389. Tinkerer and ex-MythBuster Savage
L3390. Siouan tribesmen
L3391. Serengeti migrants
L3392. Excess supply
L3393. Ocean, to a Tibetan
L3394. Was in charge of
L3396. Gold and his inspiration Emanuel
L3397. Middling beginning?
L3398. Continued to say nothing
L3400. Campbell’s variety
L3401. Challenges
L3402. “Furniture music” composer Satie
L3403. Bog down with social obligations
L3404. “Methought I was enamour’d of ___!”
(A Midsummer Night’s Dream)
L3405. Urgings or cravings
L3406. Some of its waters look black
L3407. Soap opera hrs., once
L3408. Far too long
L3409. Tradition source
L3410. Actress Waithe of Master of None
L3411. Golf club
L3413. Picoult with the 2004 best seller My
Sister’s Keeper
L3414. Palindromic whistle
L3415. Wasted when aimed at, as subtlety
L3416. Cause for an erasure
L3417. Bases-loaded homer
L3418. Farsighted
L3419. Journalist and author of The Breakthrough:
Politics and Race in the Age of Obama Gwen
L3420. Takes a risk
L3422. Noun-forming suffixes
L3423. Library instruction
L3424. Oafish one
L3425. Monogram components (abbr.)
L3426. Jack and Jill’s Waterloo?
L3427. Latin threads
L3428. Symbols above QW on keyboards
L3429. Atomic cores
L3431. March in from the coast
L3439. Day in the spotlight, to use another
metaphor
L3448. Where ten is 12 and a hundred is 144
L3457. Descend to attack
L3466. The last golfer to get one at the
Olympics was Canada’s George Lyon in 1904
L3475. Department store worker, sometimes
L3484. “Please! It’s fine”
L3493. Willie of Eight Is Enough
L3498. Pour ___ troubled waters
L3499. College asset
L3501. Acts the dilettante
L3504. Backgammon cube
L3505. Oscar winner as Jasmine in 2013
L3506. Got nourishment from
L3507. Feature of Ye Olde Inne after it
dropped the pretentiousness?
L3508. Fiber forming the substance of wood
L3509. Most like Pee-wee Herman
L3510. Perfect house
L3511. One sandwich short of a picnic
L3512. Pig out in preparation
L3513. La Scala headliner
L3514. Walk until reaching
L3515. Conscious but insensate
L3516. Sarcastic, in Sussex
L3518. Admitted
L3519. Path to home
L3520. Simple skate park tricks
L3522. Flounder’s filter
L3524. Life-changing gift
L3526. Engraved gem piece
L3529. Apt quote from The Mother of All
Questions by L208-Down
L3539. Counterirritant
L3541. Key of Beethoven’s Third
L3543. Victor at Trafalgar
L3544. Tabriz currency
L3545. Lid lesion
L3546. Where goodwill is addressed on
Christmas (but really, it’s for everybody)
L3547. Children in spirit
L3548. Starts to get to
L3549. Doubtful
L3550. Lack of sophistication
L3551. One quick to grasp new ideas
L3552. Pickup line?
L3553. Potential big winner
L3554. Finn Wolfhard, Millie Bobby Brown,
Mckenna Grace, Skai Jackson, Olivia Rodrigo…
L3555. Far from brainy
L3556. Wanna be MORE THAN FRIENDS with
L3557. Norman and jets
L3558. Banff Nat’l Park setting, at the
moment
L3559. Prov. on Hudson Bay
L3560. Fig. on a terminal monitor
L3561. Music with jazzlike riffs
L3562. Make good
L3563. Like many doors
L3564. Excuses (oneself) from the gathering
L3565. Guided
L3566. “I’ll need a second to think about
that...”
L3567. Sweet’N Low alternative
L3568. Plane path
L3569. Poetic line where the grammatical and
metrical conclusion coincide
L3570. Feature of “guilt” but not “gilt”
L3571. Race-ready, as a pool
L3572. Rose-rose connector, for Gertrude
Stein
Down
L1. Bus fare
L2. Doleful sigh
L3. Where Eagles battle Cardinals
L4. Julia’s star-making role
L5. What the L stands for, in the dressing room
L6. “There’s the door!”
L7. Put more paper into
L8. (Has) moved like wind
L9. “Until we meet again”
L10. “___ death do us part”
L11. Game-ending buy for G_ING D_ _R T_ D_
_R
L12. Profane
L13. Superman, My Favorite Martian, Spock,
Thanos, Luke Skywalker…
L14. Often-transient renter
L15. Health meter, in video game
terminology
L16. Civic leader?
L17. Cover with a cape
L18. An LBJ beagle
L19. Creatures seen on shelves
L20. It can be certified
L21. Family reunion attendee
L22. What the L stands for, when signed on
the forehead
L23. Singer Denise of early TV
L24. Climactic mus.
L25. Spots to plug in peripherals
L26. Photoshop adjustment
L27. Part before Christ
L28. Career administrators in government
L29. Livy’s 1,051
L30. Reps at the gym, e.g.
L31. Upstate NY resort
L32. Pastime with pawns
L33. Peter Pan nasty
L34. Annual Mummers Parade locale,
informally
L35. Money’s worth
L36. ___ bon
L37. Wife, to Caesar
L38. Litmus test nos.
L39. July 4, e.g.
L40. Sell online
L41. Kid-lit monster
L42. Meet at the poker table
L43. One time through
L44. Caregivers on ambulances
L45. Carpet’s buddy
L46. Shower activity
L47. Mark for omitted words
L48. “You goofballs!”
L49. Certain iPhones
L50. Working synchronously
L51. Street fights
L52. Abbrev. for a name inspired by him who
survived the lion’s den
L53. Gov’t agency headed by Isabella
Casillas Guzman
L54. Captain Ahab, Quint from Jaws, and
other veteran sailors
L55. Excited by
L56. Fig. on a baseball card
L57. Singable
L58. Giant or Titan, briefly
L59. Whereabouts unknown
L60. Paintings still worth millions, albeit
reassessed in light of Pablo’s personal life
L61. Small, frosted treats
L62. Home to Bar-Ilan Univ.
L63. Hunter’s supply, perhaps
L64. Madonna’s or Rihanna’s “Take ___”
L65. 35mm camera variety
L66. Riding instructor’s order
L67. Sexually flexible
L68. Prefix meaning prior to
L69. Tried to evade a tag
L70. Rebels against school authority
L71. Org. of many spies
L72. Episodes star Matt
L73. Road coating
L74. “One must choose one’s own salvation”
believer
L75. What the L stands for, in this section
L76. Gun-shaped st.
L77. One of 25 million in 2002 or 2 million
by 2015
L78. What the L stands for on this is
“printed in San Francisco”
L79. Rocky Mtn. state
L80. Six Feet Under’s with its death scene for everybody,
The Sopranos’ with its smash cut to black, Frasier’s when he left
for Chicago, Lost’s with…whatever that was, The Simpsons’ which
will happen when the Earth falls into the sun…
L81. Rx used to treat depression and
anxiety
L82. Spontaneity
L84. Linux and Windows XP, e.g.
L85. Heavenly strings in Havana
L86. Jan van der ___ van Delft, Dutch
painter
L87. Inner-
L88. Manage independently
L90. *He “went to town/A-riding on a pony”
L91. Hearty enjoyment
L93. Take some moderate hazing
L94. Doughboy’s weapon
L95. Morlock nosh
L97. Like some right angles
L98. Provocative, but in an angry way, not
a sexy way
L99. Uranus, burning natural gas,
blueprints, robin’s eggs, tropical waters…
L100. Geese flying formation
L101. Banister
L102. British fish dish
L103. “The Lord ___ shepherd…”
L105. What the L stands for, according to Super
Mario Odyssey
L106. Chatty
L108. Equivalent of C natural
L109. Compadres
L111. Litigious
L112. Kurosawa’s King Lear
L117. River of England
L118. Marina ___ Rey, California
L129. Inc. article subjects
L132. Myrna of The Jazz Singer
L133. “Whoa” feeling
L136. Mediterranean bites
L139. How long working the entire Ubercross
Abecedaria should take you if you’re a speedy solver but working alone
L141. Fiery feedback
L145. Post-revelation exclamation
L147. Hockey arena area
L149. Put on the block
L151. Fleur de ___
L153. Jerry Lee Lewis’ “___ Be Me”
L155. Some women’s shoes
L158. Token in WWII rationing
L160. Peace pipes
L161. Beyond the help of the ER
L164. Dancing silhouettes with iPods,
bottle-shaped images, the “Whassup?” TV short…
L166. After a few more minutes
L170. Little issue to “pick”
L172. ___ Megiddo (city of ancient
Palestine)
L173. Let everyone else have a turn first
L174. They’re obtained by evaporation
L176. Place to keep an ID badge
L180. Nina’s uncle
L182. “Be not the first by whom the new are
tried, nor yet the last to lay the old aside”, “I do not like green eggs and
ham; I do not like them, Sam-I-Am”…
L184. Ward on Once and Again
L185. “How you gonna keep ‘em down on the
farm after they’ve seen ___?”
L186. Sci-fi earthling
L187. Seaweed with leathery fronds
L188. St. ___ Cathedral, London
L189. Likely to be read, in news slang
L191. It’s parallel to the ground
L192. The “V” in VCR
L193. Court confrontations
L195. Batman’s identity protection
L197. Dallas Mavericks org.
L198. Entertainment at an adult club
L200. Tenzing Norgay was one
L204. RDJ or LAX, e.g.
L205. “The sovereign holds all lands
administered by his vassals,” e.g.
L206. In the future
L207. Book genre for do-it-yourselfers
L208. Men Explain Things to Me and Hope in the Dark author
Rebecca
L209. Vatican City site
L210. Relates, as a tale
L211. It includes races, hurdles, throws,
and jumps
L212. Sounds made while suddenly leaning
forward
L214. Designer for Mrs. Johnson and Nixon
L215. “It’s showtime”
L216. HAL, R2-D2, the T-1000, Siri, Watson,
Alexa, ChatGPT…(uh-oh)
L217. Big name in camping
L219. “___ belongs to the ages” (or
“angels”…it’s debated) (Edwin Stanton, on Lincoln)
L220. The Mercator Projection, the Cantino
Planisphere, Atlas Maior, Imago Mundi, the Rand-McNally set…
L223. Gandolfini costar
L224. Bass symbol
L225. Stellar debris
L226. They can improve ribs’ flavor
L227. Abbreviation for a Shawn Mendes/Camila
Cabello song?
L228. Literary composition
L229. Only When I ___ (1968 British comedy)
L230. Passage to India character who has to come to grips
with her own racism
L231. Fiber plants
L232. Use as a heavy projectile against
L233. Outlawed orchard oxide
L234. Protest inspiringly
L235. The I in TGIF
L236. 2006 World Series winners, on the
scoreboard
L237. Banana Republic buy
L239. Emolument
L240. ___-St.-Michel
L241. “I’d be delighted”
L242. Classic Jules Verne story that
pioneered subterranean fiction
L243. Hurl against
L245. Bender’s foil on Futurama
L246. Sally ___ bread
L247. Aerospace company employee
L248. Not at all form-fitting
L249. Plain, split, Fowler, and spotted (on
aircraft)
L250. Channel for a TV spree
L252. Request to someone covering up an
injury
L253. Oceano filler
L254. Surgical assts.
L255. Kind of filter in signal processing
L256. Flower or pig
L257. Construction worker’s securing tool
L258. Seal (in)
L260. With “he,” “Stay In My Corner” singers
L266. Some Korean smartphones
L267. Stuff used in some nasty pranks
L268. “Won’t know ‘til we try”
L269. Like old wee-hours TV shows
L270. Mindset important for successful
couples
L271. Pictures in one’s mind
L272. Looks to be
L273. No More ___ (Dick Gregory)
L275. Popsy or colleen
L276. Feeds, as hogs in a sty
L277. Washington agent
L279. Divinity school subj.
L281. Cleavage container
L282. Salon treatment for short
L289. Inclusive descriptor
L291. Moines preceder
L293. Repairs, as a cue
L294. “Life is ___!” (Longfellow)
L295. Knits, perhaps
L296. It might result in pain when squeezing
your legs together
L297. Spanish peasant dance
L298. King’s second
L300. “We don’t want…one-car families in the
neighborhood,” e.g.
L301. Hawaii’s Mauna ___
L302. Antidote holder, maybe
L305. Relaxes and does nothing
L306. He performs
L310. Xerox competitor
L311. “Settle down, settle down”
L314. Runs into an unforeseen problem
L315. Brewer’s material
L317. Like some solutions
L318. One who can never pass the bar?
L319. Goes without knowing where one’s going
L320. Neighbors of heel bones
L321. Early theater mogul
L322. “‘Ey”
L323. Shade of blue
L324. Mercator creation
L326. Fruit sometimes used as a nonce-word
L327. Miami Beach’s aesthetic
L328. Havana “hiya”
L330. Exam for future ABA members
L331. Improve, as an edge
L332. Campus 100 miles NW of LA
L337. Cardinal or bishop
L338. DJ’s wear
L339. Gives Xanax, e.g.
L342. Browse (through)
L345. Ridicule
L346. Lustful one, informally
L347. Word before case or house
L348. More than deck
L350. Part of the thorax
L352. Popular day trip destination
L354. Places for fuel
L358. Collect over time
L359. John, to Paul, George, and Ringo
L360. Antagonism
L362. Assassinated Swedish Prime Minister
Palme
L363. Gives the thumbs-up to
L364. Real capital of Basque country
L366. Lockup, in Liverpool
L368. Basic housing
L369. In dire need of fuel
L370. Factions followed foremost
L371. Repeated segue into a controversial
alternative
L375. Coin ___ (football game starter)
L376. 1950s TV innovation
L377. Followed
L378. Page-turner’s asset
L380. Play-act in an organized way, for
short
L381. Kept behind or football position
L382. Bilko, e.g.
L384. “But where was I to start? The world
is so vast…” author Wiesel
L385. Where to earn a BA
L386. What a whistler whistles
L388. Risqué
L389. Climate-friendly designation from the
European Union
L390. Sewers, at times
L391. Spot for an arras
L392. Indonesian sapiutan
L393. Game of digs and spikes
L395. Sound of certain pumping
L398. Queen of neo-soul Erykah
L400. “___ to kill you” (Sling Blade line)
L402. Cards remaining after a deal
L403. Source of basalt
L405. Zeus seduced her as a swan
L406. Physics Nobelist Murray ___-Mann,
coiner of the word ‘quark’
L407. Sends “an army of pompous phrases
moving over the landscape in search of an idea,” per McAdoo
L408. Neckwear near nenes
L409. Chocolate tank
L411. Battle Hymn actor Philip
L414. Thrice (Rx)
L417. Mythical creature
L418. Shoe, in Italy
L419. Pop into being
L420. Works like a cotton gin
L421. Extract of beef fat
L422. Tractable
L424. Unfortunate date ending
L426. Fish meal big in the East
L428. Name-dropping in photo-display form
L429. Shipwreck cause, perhaps
L430. Like, so-o-o-o deep
L431. Stereotypically cautious drivers
L432. Geneve and others
L434. Beats the pants off, so to speak
L435. Purposely taking time to develop
L437. Lie around idly
L438. Fountain treats
L439. Formula for salt
L441. Army VIP
L443. End of message
L445. “Look what we have here…”
L446. It’s like Gain, but green
L447. Bar degree
L448. Emotional rebirth
L450. 1997 movie beekeeper
L451. News that interrupts your day
L455. Oscar to Felix on old TV
L457. Alkies (don’t @ me unless you’ve lived
with one)
L461. Credal conviction
L463. Like the best flushes
L465. North of South end
L466. Keep from whining, say
L467. Embarrass oneself
L468. Skippah
L469. 75% and 80% of the sale price, e.g.
L470. Dairy-case purchase
L471. Allow total privacy
L472. Serious rise in global temp., e.g.
L473. Roman’s garb
L474. Call at the net
L475. Multi-purpose living room furniture
L476. Idiotic
L477. Movie cuties
L478. Page 1, 3 or 5, usually
L479. “You’re So Vain” singer Simon
L482. TV ex-demon with no filter
L484. Bleeps’ go-withs
L488. Wheat bristles
L489. Driver Yarborough and NHLer Makar
L491. In play, sports-wise
L492. “It’s nobody ___ business”
L494. IRS employees
L495. ___ off (calm down)
L497. Fish’s steering organ
L499. Blue Ivy’s mom
L501. Sailor’s port
L503. Digital hostage taker
L507. Disco hit with hand motions
L508. Passes out
L512. Singer/drummer Helm of The Band
L514. Ghastly
L515. Fend off a friend
L516. Facial hair used as a nickname in Orange
Is the New Black
L517. Goalie’s stats
L518. Scrunchie, e.g.
L520. Slammers
L521. Met or Nat
L522. “Merde!”
L524. “See ya, pal”
L525. Meal makings
L526. “Bai”
L527. Lacking force or color
L528. “Buy at your own risk”
L529. Having unknown layers?
L530. Bad opening?
L531. Jesus talk?
L532. Collective for several hundred
indigenous groups
L533. Admire amorously
L535. Bearish time
L536. “We’re off ___ the wizard…”
L541. UK business abbrs.
L542. Reveal as bullshit
L545. Fence for catching fish
L546. Chiens, chats, lions, tigres,
baleines…
L547. With anime-inspired facial design, say
L548. Relative of a cutter
L549. Certificate of debt
L551. Doesn’t pursue
L552. Windows alternative
L553. Movie actor
L554. Flipped
L557. “I want no part of this”
L561. “Love the skin you’re in” sloganeer,
once
L563. Choosing game starter
L565. “You were gone too soon / You were
like watching a beautiful sunset…___” (Epic Rap Battles of History)
L566. Spotted visiting
L567. Ford and Ford II
L570. Good thing to save
L574. Baltimore player
L575. Pirate’s plunder
L576. Bitters, blonde, dunkelweizen, lambic,
porter…
L577. Index of intelligence
L578. Color worn by the San Jose Sharks
L579. Kennedy Center architect
L581. Chemin de ___ (casino game)
L583. Derek, Jackson, Burnham, Diddley,
Peep, Dennis of Lost Girl…
L584. NOW head? (abbr.)
L586. Dead-tissue prefix
L587. Awake by
L589. Rubdown liquid (abbr.)
L590. Where courses are charted?
L592. Lite smoke claim
L594. Long, late pub-crawl
L597. Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta,
___ Lady Gaga
L598. Spiders’ traps
L600. 1971 movie in which Jane Fonda plays a
call girl
L601. First name in cubes
L603. Article in France-Soir
L604. Send suggestive signals
L605. Strip the skin off
L607. Quarter of two
L609. Acquired family member
L611. “No Time to Die” singer
L612. Member of a Baroque consort
L613. French “they”
L614. Plant variety that’s been bred
L617. è, â, ñ, ü, ç…
L619. Climatologist’s concern
L620. They love to party
L622. Bottom-of-the-barrel
L624. Far from rolling in dough
L627. Summer number provided by the National
Weather Service
L628. Blue-green shades
L629. NPR’s kids’ podcast named for a common
kids’ question
L631. Great Lake tribesmen
L632. “Geez, that could’ve been BAD”
L633. Circuit safeguard
L634. Freely given
L635. Like most marathon runners
L636. Gave expansively
L637. Morning hrs.
L638. Second word in a seasonal song
L639. Livy’s 551
L640. Chef’s preparation?
L642. Auxiliary players
L643. Dexterity
L644. “Just a sec,” in texts
L646. Within hearing
L647. Avail oneself of, in London
L648. Closes tightly
L650. Boost provider
L652. Be unsteady
L654. Milk component that some are
intolerant to
L655. Enjoyed a birthday sugar rush
L656. Not wait to be called
L657. Nice nights
L658. Light, frothy
L661. Appealed in court
L662. Actress Hilary or country singer Tyler
L663. Mass-produce
L665. Lens in your laptop
L667. No. 1 of 12
L669. Software vulnerabilities it might be
irresponsible to list here
L671. You can convert them to l
L672. Twittering Machine painter
L675. Event that can be costumé ou masqué
L676. One-voweled Egyptian AIDS film
L679. Publicly avoids
L681. Fast-paced two-player card game
L685. Prefix meaning “theft”
L686. Change tasks on a PC
L688. Noted URL shortener
L689. Pixie, Rachel, skirt, strip,
abrasions…
L691. “Stop squirming!”
L692. Metallica drummer Ulrich
L693. Too small to be seen
L695. They usually come with bikinis
L696. Anglo-Saxon tax
L697. 1996 Hootie & the Blowfish hit
“___ Blind”
L699. T-shirt sizes (abbr.)
L701. Mormons, initially
L703. A liquid measure
L704. Something to weave
L706. Religious extremism in World of
Warcraft and real life
L707. The ___ Factor (former Fox show)
L708. Planned in detail
L709. On ___ to nowhere
L710. Jodie’s Nell costar
L713. Start to stop working
L715. Someone born under the sign Cancer, in
astrology
L716. The best of times
L719. Plastic cap?
L720. Bit of strategy
L721. Ex-president Castro
L723. Dinner drink that’s paler than “pale”
L724. “The Ancient of Days”
L725. Biblical king
L726. Civil War name in big pharma
L728. Not genuine
L731. Greens lubricators
L739. Heir’s windfall
L742. Angela Davis do
L743. Their logo uses a ϟ to represent
a slash
L744. Woody role from back when his neurosis
seemed a lot more charming
L745. Raised doubts about
L746. Common conduit
L749. Mid-12th-century date
L751. Dublin’s country, in the Olympics
L752. Perusal in Paris
L753. What “wherewithal” usually means
L755. Hit with a zapping gun
L756. Scheming
L757. Phillies infielder Chase
L760. Ford Explorer, e.g.
L762. Slates, to Seneca
L764. Home loan agcy.
L765. Brace with a 90 bend
L766. “Behold,” as in the Mr. Bean
theme song
L769. Don’t get too excited
L771. Restore the rights to
L772. Gets into the altogether
L773. The Land of Painted Caves author
L775. Famed marionette maker
L777. “You’re dreaming”
L779. Where patients rest
L780. “The cute” Beatle
L781. Network owned by Showtime
L782. Trivial info, or oft-repeated
assumptions treated as trivial info
L784. Lee J. Cobb role
L786. Doesn’t get tense
L787. Big-time competition (abbr.)
L790. Exercise system
L792. Nikola who invented the induction
motor
L796. Singer-activist O’Connor
L797. Number of squares in this answer
L799. Mil. rations
L800. Rapper who judged on NBC’s World of
Dance
L801. Porch music maker
L802. Fancy party selection
L803. Becomes enchanted by
L804. Asian New Year festival
L805. Seat of Texas’s McLennan County
L806. Sara Ramirez, Charles M. Blow, Evan
Rachel Wood, Kyrsten Sinema, Anna Paquin…
L807. Residencia room
L808. Jamboree shelters
L809. Yoga-inspired athleisure brand
L810. That, in Madrid
L811. Early condensation
L812. Farthest away in orbit
L813. 100% bullhockey
L814. Reflexive pronoun with “Be kind to…”
L815. Just-a-little-off-center alphabet
string
L816. Heroes role
L818. Urgent dispatch
L819. Pictures of pussies on the Internet
L822. “I ___ peesha” (baby-talk meme
requesting food)
L824. Fray, in a way
L827. Cable company acquired by AT&T
L828. Settings
L829. Attracts attention, as a muscle
L830. Soda, symbolically
L832. Fig tree of India
L833. Pop/rock singer Gwen
L834. Kind of digger
L836. Daddy Keane
L838. Combiner with “ne” in discouraging
French
L840. Concludes neatly
L842. Sasha’s sister
L845. Bases for busts
L846. “Come and Get It!” pet chow
L847. Capra film that introduced the word
“doodle” to the language
L849. Short queries
L851. Gelatin or starch
L853. Turkish moolah
L856. Did nothing much
L857. Menu entry
L859. Boater with a bucket
L861. Italian girl’s name (and FTC chair
Khan)
L862. Peeps, in Potsdam
L863. Use only doors and windows without
walls, build furniture out of what looks like human bones, present the balcony
scene at an angle, fill the area with screens the audience can manipulate with
their phones…
L865. Join the crowd
L866. Wide shoe width
L867. Corned beef holder, sometimes
L869. Very draftable
L870. ___ leaf (symbol on Canada’s flag)
L871. Relating to ships (abbr.)
L873. Junior river
L875. Point in the wrong direction
L876. “Let us now praise…”
L877. Animated sci-fi adventure film of 2000
L878. Marius really should have gotten with
her in Les Misérables
L880. Observed
L881. AA rival
L882. Move along a ledge
L883. Compact oceangoer
L884. Shipment to a steel mill
L885. The Tipping Point and Outliers author
L886. Fishy kind of orange?
L887. Hair stylers
L889. Precipitation, in poesy
L890. Hundred to start?
L891. Race length, perhaps
L893. “Everything is ruined…RUINED!”
L894. Fish spawn
L895. Ang Lee, e.g. (abbr.)
L896. Made less severe
L898. Sewer lines
L899. Bk. with six visions
L901. Ballpark purchases
L902. Ravel’s “Ma Mere ___,” AKA “Mother
Goose”
L903. Sniff-digs
L908. Got ___ of reality: woke up and
smelled the coffee
L909. Pod beans
L910. Capital home to about 20 percent of
its nation’s population
L913. She’s the dearest
L914. Map coordinates (abbr.)
L917. “That’s not so!”
L918. Keeps, as a secret
L919. Mata, the spy
L920. Amer. troops
L922. Dosage decider
L924. RGs, LTs, Cs, LGs, RTs
L925. David with the autobiography Making
Waves
L926. “Green Light” singer
L927. Auth. of The Epic of Gilgamesh,
Beowulf, 1001 Arabian Nights, The Song of Roland, Sir Gawain and the Green
Night…
L928. How some foods are fried
L930. “Don’t look at me!”
L932. Lefties can’t play it professionally
L934. “I will drink/Life to the ___”
(Tennyson)
L935. Simple toy train layout
L936. Actress Bonet
L938. “Deck the Halls” words
L939. Often-used airport code
L943. Barley pack
L944. Certain plastics
L946. Kos. neighbor
L947. Creator of the GOP elephant
L949. Warm and friendly
L951. The earth as a goddess
L952. Guzzle at the bar
L953. Spy’s “covert” activities
L954. Expected
L956. Swedish import
L959. Publish in a certain way
L960. Carrot’s relative
L961. Healthy way to kill an appetite
L964. Response of assent
L967. It should be removed before shooting
L971. D.C. vote chasers
L972. Spheres suspended from sticks
L975. Prefix spelling to avoid confusion
with decimeters and such
L976. Anti-assemblage legislation
L977. Some QB protectors
L978. Terminator Salvation director
L980. Shorthand for a sweetie
L981. Bury the ___ (commit a journalistic
no-no)
L982. Der Ring des Nibelungen, James Bond theme, “Hedwig’s Theme,”
“The Imperial March,” Also sprach Zarathustra, Katniss’s four notes,
Inception’s BWOM BWOM...
L983. Adjective ending
L985. Might
L988. Of good upbringing
L991. The US Green Building Council’s green
building rating system
L993. Rapper ___ Def
L994. Technique to get more visitors,
briefly
L998. Call to attention
L999. Red, amber, Google News, yellow,
Presidential…
L1000. Barrelmen seen between bucking broncos
L1001. Neil Diamond song with the lyrics “I
used to call your name / when no one else would come”
L1004. Trying to find the end of the article
L1005. Dolphins quarterback Tagovailoa
L1007. Submerged marine plant
L1008. Confession fodder
L1009. Front door, fire escape, window, side
door, chimney…
L1010. Renders inoperable
L1012. She was Cagney on TV
L1013. Hot-weather treats
L1014. Centrally located
L1016. Bar or area
L1017. Snoopy’s first owner
L1020. Telegraphic period
L1023. “Oh, before I forget…”
L1027. Striking end
L1028. First stage
L1030. Stick ___ (take advantage of)
L1034. Enter the Dragon star
L1035. “It’s ___ zone out there”
L1036. Disney princess voiced by Anika Noni
Rose
L1037. Hang ___ Index (major Hong Kong stock
market index)
L1038. Still being debugged, perhaps
L1041. Excelling
L1043. Human Concretion artist
L1044. Bambi, for one
L1046. Nutritious seeds
L1048. Pershing’s doughboys
L1049. Condiment blanc
L1051. 180-degree turn, familiarly
L1052. Off the beach
L1054. Pretentious people
L1056. English comedian Mayall
L1057. Nervous ___ (constantly worried
person)
L1058. 175% of CCCXVI
L1059. Sentence crutch for teens, of my
generation, at least
L1060. Sea ear or muttonfish
L1061. Three-time Tour de France winner
L1062. Like pen pals’ relationships
L1063. Labored breath
L1064. MTV series
L1065. Aigner of handbags
L1066. Two-terminal semiconductors
L1068. She had a Tootsie role
L1069. ___ publicas (in matters of state)
L1070. “Smoking or ___?”
L1072. A lace of Irish origin
L1075. Skull Island find (1933)
L1076. First name in clowndom
L1078. Last movement
L1079. Amazon’s Rivian fleet, e.g.
L1080. Make indecisive sounds
L1082. Grudging, as attention
L1083. He has 99 names
L1084. Separate by sifting
L1086. Hate group, briefly
L1089. Pliantly limber
L1090. Halberstam subject in The Powers
That Be, for short
L1091. One who’s full of surprises?
L1093. Whatever’s not that
L1094. Hit a homer
L1097. Secure for rescue, e.g. (abbr.)
L1098. ___ system (luxury car option)
L1100. It has many pictures
L1101. Ending for right
L1102. Stamp collectors’ gp.
L1104. Be the judge in
L1105. Slightly above-average grade
L1106. Godzilla or Grimlock, casually
L1107. “Whether ‘tis ___…” (Hamlet)
L1108. “Think you can order me around? No
goddamn way”
L1109. “You can ___ horse…”
L1110. Matamoros Mrs.
L1111. Time to celebrate an exercise, for
short
L1112. Title for Schwarzenegger
L1113. Having no clout
L1114. Band with arranger Louis Clark
L1115. Do it to temptation
L1116. Full of empty threats
L1117. Start of an adult school course name
L1118. Completely overcast
L1120. Dory or dinghy
L1122. They can help you focus
L1124. Brooks, née Kaminsky
L1125. Beginner’s pool feat
L1126. Unethical
L1127. Bluesman J.B.
L1128. Keratinous substance on some marine
mammals
L1129. Quite intoxicated
L1130. Farm incubator
L1131. Bikers’ outfits
L1133. Exceptionally great
L1134. Letter distribution on base
L1136. Leather fabric
L1137. Charge per unit
L1138. Department in northern France
L1140. Insect on the deep
L1142. Specialties for divas
L1145. Channel that aired Felicity and
Smallville
L1147. Start to wake up
L1152. Body armor fiber
L1153. Thousands squared
L1157. Where Joe Namath got his start
L1160. Billy’s announcement
L1161. Muttonhead
L1162. Loam, marl, etc.
L1164. “Oh really?”
L1167. Brushes up on, as old subjects
L1168. Like a fire engine
L1172. Bakery features
L1174. Cameras with mirrors, briefly
L1176. Nous minus moi?
L1179. Portend asphyxiation
L1180. ___ chi chuan (Chinese exercises)
L1181. Victorian-era “My!”
L1182. Part of a Yiddish phrase of dismay
L1184. Flour, trash, ash, recycling, sin…
L1185. ATM need
L1187. He also played Dorothy Gale’s farmhand
“Zeke”
L1188. Cafe additive
L1189. Letters after Lincoln’s name
L1190. Pro’s pocketful
L1192. Evidence of a shooting
L1193. Personal quirks
L1194. “Mine!” mentions
L1195. Show home to the Lone Gunmen, with The
L1197. One way to stand in a card game
L1199. Classic trope, less charitably
L1202. Fossil-yielding rock
L1204. Responsibility
L1208. Squirming baby, maybe
L1209. Clipper component
L1211. Shopping spree setting
L1212. Lincoln output?
L1213. Hideaway for amours
L1215. Succeed in dieting
L1216. ___-de-sac (pouch of Douglas)
L1217. Chicken noise
L1218. Wildly popular gaming franchise that
returned with Dimension of the Machine
L1219. Fragment of wood?
L1220. Pessimistic
L1222. Sole word in the last chapter of Angela’s
Ashes
L1223. Scenes in The Big Lebowski and Fear
and Loathing in Las Vegas
L1224. Head dread
L1225. Inits. on Colgate tubes
L1228. Seeing things in Strasbourg?
L1229. Inexperienced gamer
L1232. Facing the rising sun, old-style
L1233. The, ___ an (list of articles)
L1234. Noah who played Steve Jobs
L1236. Plaster face-mold
L1237. Exemplar of solidity
L1238. Word in most of the commandments
L1240. Get no laughs, as a joke
L1242. The Allegheny and Wabash, to the Ohio
(abbr.)
L1243. Irrefutable
L1244. Steady pay
L1245. Certain branches
L1247. Apart from others
L1248. Financial market prognosticator
L1250. Joe McCarthy, Chicken Little, the boy who
cried wolf, the Hate-Monger, most Republicans (about Democrats)…
L1251. Might succeed
L1252. Classical work accompanied by a
musical instrument
L1258. Crashes
L1260. Valentine sentiment
L1261. Witherspoon comedy with a trial
L1262. Similar to, in old dialect
L1264. Supposed home of a monster
L1265. Concerning, in a memo
L1266. Of unusual geometry, as eyeglasses
L1267. Anthropomorphic film villain
L1268. Birds on US money
L1269. Bathed from below
L1270. Mermaid whose relationship with
Superman has never been captured onscreen
L1271. Therefore or therefrom
L1272. Eye drops
L1273. Olive producer mentioned in Isaiah
41:19
L1274. Mendacity
L1277. Moored ships you can sleep in
L1279. Devoured, as a fresh kill
L1280. Like an Adam Sandler film…I didn’t say
funny, mind you
L1282. Without, in Latin
L1284. Writing a death scene for
L1286. Have or hold
L1288. “Wanna ___-wrestle?”
L1289. Small, burrowing crustacean
L1291. Bacterium often found in the soil
L1292. Slipper’s word
L1293. Famous last words?
L1294. Elevated, open country
L1295. Redbird
L1297. Spellbinder
L1298. Statesman who guided Athens through
wartime
L1300. Rather droopy
L1301. “We could’ve resolved this quietly,
but I guess we’re not going to, huh?”
L1302. Blockage relievers
L1303. Ready to take life as it comes
L1305. Small in stature
L1306. GM’s Prizm, once
L1308. Rig mishap
L1309. Regarded poorly
L1311. Took down the garden path
L1313. Blue creature of old Saturday morning
TV
L1315. “But seriously…”
L1316. Covered with a protective layer
L1317. Red-___ (wieners)
L1319. Growth grafted onto a piece of wood
L1320. “My dear,” in Milan
L1321. Amt. of ad spend vs. all one’s
competitors
L1323. Ax
L1325. Forte of a sycophant
L1326. “The Gold-Bug” author’s initials
L1327. Special effort and energy
L1329. Parts ___ million
L1330. Words after let or clue
L1331. Selfhood
L1332. Fiber herb predicted to be an
instrument of death in Moby Dick
L1333. Dear ones
L1334. Greek stories’ bronze giant
L1336. Discouraging words at the end of an
audition
L1337. Toasters that talk
L1339. Bechdel, Brie, Pill, Riske,
Wonderland…
L1340. Simba or Nala, once
L1341. 2006 Jay-Z single
L1343. Deprives
L1345. Culture media?
L1347. Traversed on foot
L1348. Bring to life
L1349. Sleepwear, informally
L1350. Factor in a more healthful diet, maybe
L1351. Silver fabric
L1352. Wee warblers
L1353. ___ alone (have no help)
L1354. Stat for infielders
L1356. Some mousses
L1357. Hinder
L1358. People-moving part of an elevator
L1359. “Now listen…”
L1361. Flaming
L1363. Dublin dramatist
L1364. Takes a licking
L1367. Leave nothing to the imagination
L1368. Provocations
L1371. Dundee don’ts
L1373. Agitated states
L1377. Brit. standby unit
L1378. Boosters on flaps
L1379. In RPGs, its 0 counts as 10
L1380. Deliveries for the departed
L1382. Rush Hour star Jackie
L1384. “In the tub ___ the sink…” (50 Cent
lyric)
L1385. Norseman’s Venus
L1386. “How ___ Be Sure?” (Young Rascals)
L1387. Chemical used in perfumes and ball
bearings
L1388. “Like a Rolling Stone” composer
L1389. Weighted with expectations
L1390. Jazz-playing feline voiced by ___man
Crothers in The Aristo___s
L1391. “Hush, Little Baby,” “Frère Jacques,”
“Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Ral,” “Cradle Song,” “Rock-a-Bye Baby,” “Twinkle, Twinkle,
Little Star,” “A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes”…
L1392. Garage door opener or Roku remote
L1393. Speed, faster?
L1399. Insect named for its impressive
“shoulders”
L1401. Billion-follower religion
L1405. Form of government
L1407. Allay
L1408. “You’ve got a great imagination”
[sarcastic eyeroll]
L1410. “Big Moment. Be Sure” brand
L1411. MDCCCXII/XII
L1413. Stage-sharing speaker
L1416. Sandbox bucket
L1418. Prom rides
L1419. Tampa’s Mac-Dill, e.g. (abbr.)
L1421. Went, “BUHHHHHHHHHHHP”
L1422. Exciting March Madness periods,
briefly
L1423. The Rose Code author Quinn
L1426. RAF auxiliary
L1427. Itsy-bitsy amount
L1428. “___ the dotted line”
L1431. Drain sound
L1432. Scott in the Ocean’s movies
L1434. Regt. head
L1436. Considering everything
L1437. NYC tourist attraction
L1438. Shoo-___ (sure things)
L1439. Decoration found on Popeye, for short
L1440. “Let’s take ___ minute break and
refresh ourselves”
L1441. Say “There’s little love lost between
Lois Lane and Lex Luthor”
L1442. Traitor Ted (yeah, I said it)
L1443. Place for taste buds
L1444. Lion star Dev
L1445. At the same depth
L1447. Engineers’ group (abbr.)
L1448. Reaction to being cut off
L1453. High-stress hosp. physician
L1454. Behold, of old
L1458. Took tweet talk private
L1459. Gun stat
L1460. Post-Easter sandwich content
L1462. Baking site
L1463. Climber’s find
L1465. Wasn’t well
L1466. ___ verde (desert tree)
L1467. Danvers, “O Come All Ye Faithful,” “I Saw
Mommy Kissing Santa Claus,” “Winter Wonderland,” “Rudolph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer”…
L1468. Calm spells
L1469. Talking Into the ___ a Donkey (Robert Bly poems)
L1471. Alphabetic trio
L1473. ___ Soul (hip-hop group)
L1476. About ten and a half days of fame
L1478. Come sooner
L1482. Edith ___, costume designer
L1483. Maximally dense
L1484. Caspian Sea, for one
L1485. Musical clicker
L1486. Indisposed
L1487. Kid’s cry
L1489. Maya ___ (Vietnam Wall designer)
L1490. Times New Roman, for one
L1491. Winter wear in early America
L1492. Tern relative
L1493. Goes beyond dicing
L1494. Goes through a post-sunburn period
L1495. Letters near a padlock in an address
bar
L1496. “I’m having trouble here”
L1497. 5-3, 5-4, 31-20, 13-3, 0-0…
L1499. Beggars’ receptacles
L1500. Need a doctor
L1501. Tolkien trilogy, online
L1503. California cruelty-free cosmetics
brand
L1504. Opens aggressively
L1506. Triumph of the Will filmmaker Riefenstahl
L1507. Video-game maker
L1510. Olympic basketball coach Hank
L1511. Scarlet stigma in a Hawthorne novel
L1513. Copter feature
L1515. Early baby word
L1517. Heath, e.g.
L1518. Millennials, by another name
L1519. Farthest or highest (abbr.)
L1520. Enumerates
L1522. Observes Yom Kippur
L1523. “The best-___ schemes…”
L1524. WWI battlefield
L1525. Unappetizing fare
L1526. Eavesdrop, e.g.
L1529. Custard dessert
L1530. Single, not dating, but willing to
date--why? Who’s asking?
L1531. Has a nice roll in the hay
L1532. Huge blunder
L1533. What Edgar Poe is missing
L1534. Construction beams with 90-degree
angles
L1537. Olympics event
L1540. Events of June and December
L1541. Lip-balm stats
L1542. “Catch ya on the flip side”
L1543. Metaphysicist Russell
L1545. Not be free
L1546. Roman war goddess
L1547. Hard on the eyes, in a way
L1548. Part of a trumpet
L1549. What some gliders do
L1550. Violins’ cousins
L1551. Royal and topgallant
L1552. “___ and sorrow, my home’s in your
arms” (HIM)
L1554. Make glossy
L1556. Some appliances, briefly
L1558. “Je pense ___” (“I think of him”)
L1560. Uncomfortably close to home
L1561. Joan Watson portrayer in Elementary
L1562. “Great idea!”
L1564. Wine-perfecting
L1566. Crossword ratite
L1568. Body building?
L1570. Intelligent
L1571. Maze-solving aide
L1572. Credit cards, so to speak
L1574. “Yeah, no, sorry!”
L1575. Satisfy
L1577. Fix in a bad way
L1578. High School Musical’s Efron
L1580. Words on a dotted line in the post
office
L1582. Pounces
L1583. Coastal Disturbances playwright Howe
L1584. Noisy bites
L1585. “Silent Night” and “Deck the Halls”
L1586. Cigarettes once pitched by a cartoon
penguin
L1587. Public uproars
L1589. That, in San Juan
L1590. Road fee
L1591. Trait key to traditional tragedy
L1592. Trees whose fruit yields a
moisturizing butter
L1595. Mini-meal
L1596. Tim of Madam Secretary
L1597. Achieve perfectly
L1600. Krishna, Aang, Mii, Jake Sully, Korra…
L1601. “Pry the door open ___ need be, wedge
your foot in it…”
L1602. Turn into a puddle
L1603. Rhubarb, for one
L1605. Change the bit rate of, as an audio
file
L1606. Nutmeg seed covering
L1607. ___-Boy
L1608. Jubilant cry in a card game
L1609. Geena teammate in A League of Their
Own
L1610. Curdles
L1612. Make a remake
L1613. First unelected President
L1614. Title used by chivalrous types…or
those who think they’re chivalrous
L1615. Fresh Off the Boat producer Nahnatchka and singer Chaka,
for two
L1617. Like pork and shellfish, to some
L1618. Male buddy, in slang
L1623. Dark meat piece
L1624. ___-cone (summer treat)
L1627. Spirit ___ Louis
L1629. Golfer Greg Norman’s nickname
L1631. Ill-regarded riches
L1632. George who won the Nobel Peace Prize
for his rebuilding-Europe plan
L1634. Like George’s dragon
L1635. ___ power (sometimes “power” is
dropped)
L1636. “Take a break already!”
L1637. Numbered thumbs-up icon
L1638. Only really important thing
L1639. A Room of One’s Own author Virginia
L1641. Turow novel set at Harvard
L1642. Often-toasted dishes
L1645. Circle secured by a honda knot
L1647. All smiles
L1651. “Why are they staring ___?”
L1652. Sebaceous cysts
L1653. Like beaches
L1654. Figure on an IRS form
L1655. White House nickname, with “Silent”
L1657. Kind of top?
L1658. Title girl in a 2002 Disney movie
L1659. Way to move everything from your house
after you left?
L1660. Impudent boldness
L1661. Look at
L1662. Certain shirt sizes
L1663. Kind of sleeve
L1664. Jennifer of Flashdance and Devil
in a Blue Dress
L1665. Andy Griffith series
L1666. Where most solvers start
L1667. Peccadillo
L1668. Laundromat lather
L1672. Commandment that deals with coveting
L1674. Better choice that isn’t so good
L1678. Naughty alternative
L1681. Doubled up, at the track
L1682. Noxious weed in Matthew
L1683. Ending with advert
L1684. Seem down
L1686. Mounter’s assist
L1687. Gelatin shaper
L1688. “Hang on, we should rethink this…”
L1689. Cheats (out of)
L1690. Was smitten with
L1691. Odysseus’ animal crossing?
L1694. Potato chip inventor George whose
name’s a homophone for another little nosh
L1696. Mediterranean weight unit
L1698. It’s read for bread
L1699. Madison Avenue prize
L1700. Sean who was Eddie in Hurlyburly
L1702. Sergeant modifier
L1704. An ancient one likely worshipped bears
L1708. Ground-concealed explosive charge
L1710. Kept the runner on first
L1711. However, to Burns
L1712. 1967 hit for Sopwith “Camel”
L1713. Sounds from a pound
L1714. A_m__i_ion
L1715. Health-food store salt source
L1716. Medicinal units
L1717. The Peaceable Kingdom artist
L1718. Cudgels
L1719. Famous person, more contemptuously
L1721. Fight on Omaha Beach
L1722. Taylor of Mystic Pizza
L1723. BFs or GFs
L1724. Carl Icahn called for its breakup,
calling it “too big to succeed”
L1725. Danced to “Roll Out The Barrel,” say
L1727. ___ as a button
L1729. Lining material
L1731. ___ Three Lives
L1732. Alternative to tea leaves
L1733. Barbecue pit bit
L1734. Submissive type, insensitively
L1736. Old D&D co.
L1737. Of no avail
L1738. Daisy preceder
L1739. Sarcastic laugh on the web
L1740. Sadder goth
L1741. Dict. offering
L1743. One side signing Michael Jackson
kicked them off
L1745. Mangles
L1746. Sledgehammer cousin
L1747. Empty container’s weight
L1748. Prosperous peasant of czarist Russia
L1749. “The youngest one in curls”
L1750. Holding nothing back
L1751. Trees that sway in a hurricane
L1753. Album beginning with “Everything in
Its Right Place”
L1754. Abbreviation in Latin grammar
L1755. Not stress just because there are
(checks notes) 975 more clues to edit today
L1757. Herring’s kin
L1759. Many-stringed lute
L1762. Worn, like a tire
L1763. ___’wester (kind of wind or hat)
L1765. Least intricate
L1766. Oriole or Blue Jay, for short
L1767. Ross’s son on Friends
L1769. Go questing
L1770. Sled parts
L1771. Client for Darrow
L1772. Gizmo that holds things apart
L1773. Literary connection
L1774. Pics half-seriously requested online
L1775. Seriously angry
L1776. Apples or pears
L1778. Friedrich’s Communist Manifesto
coauthor
L1779. Irwin of the PGA
L1780. “A Milli” rapper
L1781. Healthy breakfast choice
L1782. Of a word group
L1783. Gaudily and cheaply designed
L1785. Hindu honorifics
L1786. Took another whack at
L1787. Important player at the start of “Back
in Black”
L1788. As it is today
L1789. Like Regard, RAYE’s “Secrets”
L1790. Company whose cars stay indoors
L1791. One reason big metropolises are more
expensive
L1793. Mongolian river
L1794. Casually, the Star Wars film
with its quality most hotly debated
L1796. Feeble
L1797. “Hi ___!” (jokey greeting)
L1798. “Would I really know if I hadn’t
tried?”, The Critique of Pure Reason, “I don’t need to meet ‘er to know
her kind ain’t worth nuthin’,” Hume’s fork, “Sure, but sometimes you just get a
feeling”…
L1800. In a mocking manner
L1801. Warsaw natives
L1803. Orchid type that rhymes with a bamboo
eater
L1805. On ___ (available for duty)
L1806. Ewe’s offspring
L1807. M*A*S*H prop
L1814. Racehorse “balsa” anagram
L1815. So-called “Netflix for books”
L1816. Tomato-feeding insect with long,
delicate limbs
L1817. “In France,” in France?
L1818. Tonight Show guitarist Eubanks, briefly
L1820. Ward heeler
L1821. Almost too many
L1822. Heredity, informally
L1824. Madonna or Lady Gaga
L1826. Scrabble piece, mah jongg piece,
flooring piece, roofing piece…
L1827. They might save your skin
L1828. Laser, balance, electron, ion, I…
L1829. Flowers in everybody’s grandma’s
hedges
L1830. Politician nicknamed “Fritz”
L1831. It’s often spotted on kids
L1833. It dirties a dirt farmer
L1835. “Take on Me” singers
L1837. With notable similarities
L1838. Where a LinkedIn link may lead
L1839. “That comes as a complete surprise!”
L1841. Seek new members, say
L1843. Unscheduled raise
L1847. Assam silkworm, in old crosswords, but
it’s actually three letters
L1849. “Don’t stir that up”
L1850. Female egg
L1851. Poetic composition (abbr.)
L1852. Intervals between related events
L1855. ___ one’s time
L1856. Married name née Swan
L1858. On-the-farm haulers
L1859. Mig 21 Clear Fusion, Morpheus, Special
K, Magnum Snaps, PHIX…
L1860. Ties without knots
L1863. Old Victrolas
L1864. Emma as a ‘90s teen comedy
L1865. Ronald Reagan was its president, twice
L1868. Kind of file seen often
L1870. Air shaft that’s brightest at noon
L1872. Typeface line
L1875. Ocean E of the US
L1877. Biggest Qatari city
L1878. Beads or beards
L1879. Like a whooping crane, in Latin
L1880. Pass time flirtatiously
L1881. Standard Oil founder
L1882. Important member of a group
L1883. Make ___ at: flirt with
L1884. White House moniker
L1885. Dogs with locs
L1886. Scrape spots
L1888. Romantic saying
L1890. Certain spa treatment
L1891. CBS honcho Moonves
L1894. Adele’s “Rolling in the ___”
L1896. Brothy bite
L1898. “Bad command or file name” interface
L1899. Rich autocrat
L1900. “As an American, I grew up in ___
where we led the world in everything. Everything!” (Neil deGrasse Tyson)
L1903. Habitual freeloaders
L1904. Breaking Bad org.
L1905. Billboard chart-topper
L1907. Hair piece?
L1909. They make honey from which my wife
says she can “taste the anger”
L1910. Hugh’s fellow fighter, in X-Men
Origins: Wolverine
L1911. “Poems are made by fools like me” poet
L1913. Ivy League sch.
L1914. Turn around and around
L1915. ___ portico
L1916. Hatchet handle
L1918. Skedaddle from the force
L1919. Paris-Dijon dir.
L1923. Shelters for weary travelers
L1925. Harris, e.g.
L1929. Increases fivefold
L1930. Cornhusker’s home
L1931. ___ Carroll (Topper star)
L1932. Ending for mental
L1933. DCLXVII tripled
L1934. Easter bloom
L1935. Probe deeply
L1936. SPCA noise
L1937. More strained
L1939. ___ the side: too-cute euphemism for
adultery
L1940. ___ away from (avoids dealing with)
L1941. Doesn’t disappear
L1942. Role for Jackie
L1943. Disgracing
L1944. Where the Alamo is not
L1945. 100th of a riyal
L1946. Joseph Cable’s love in South
Pacific
L1947. Photo blowup
L1948. Affleck film that earned a 2003 Razzie
L1949. Irish monk’s cell
L1950. They’ll give you a ride to your dealer
L1953. Ephron once married to Carl Bernstein
L1955. Fit of vexation
L1958. Sweetie
L1959. Chemically ozone-friendly
L1962. E. coli, e.g.
L1963. Pan-frying
L1965. They may get decked
L1966. Show with many covers
L1967. Acquired
L1968. And other things, in old Rome
L1969. Where artsy ideas are tossed around
L1971. Pantomime dances
L1972. “Je ___ beaucoup”
L1973. Jesus healed one
L1974. Rich in boggy fuel
L1976. Come under harsh criticism
L1977. Nuclear reactor component
L1979. Nabisco biscuit discontinued in 2009
L1980. Warned is armed, if you add this
L1981. Vague spots on a schedule, briefly
L1983. Fateful words some heard as “America
has conquered the moon”
L1985. Swiss snowfield
L1986. Calcs. involving e
L1987. Just okay
L1989. Independent nat. since 11/26/41
L1990. Persian “mister” (var.)
L1991. Grows dull
L1992. Stats feared by QBs
L1993. Private line
L1996. Wave one’s arms helplessly
L1997. “Someone must have slandered ___ K.,
for one morning, without having done anything truly wrong, he was arrested”
(Kafka)
L1998. Parts of a kingdom
L2000. “Oysters ___ season”
L2002. Intelligently planned progresses
L2004. Scantiness
L2005. Smoother in an older household
L2006. Plaintive and melancholy
L2011. Protests that can cause factory
shutdowns
L2012. Heathen or atheist, pejoratively
L2013. In party mode
L2014. Horoscopic
L2015. Computer units
L2016. Nowhereness
L2017. Employ busily
L2018. Poop repository
L2020. Sabers’ features
L2021. Oscar-nominated song from The
Little Mermaid
L2023. Desert rest stop
L2025. Pliny the ___ who said “Home is where
the heart is”
L2026. They’re exercised when cycling
L2027. Chic or tony
L2029. Print collectors, for short
L2030. Plane’s vane
L2031. Vied in the workplace
L2032. Certainly
L2033. Avian baby deliverer
L2036. They’re hooked up to breathing tubes
L2037. Second most crossword-popular coup
victim, after “tsar”
L2039. Put out to sea
L2042. Cowboys’ home, offhandedly
L2043. PC-to-PC hookup
L2044. American, Siberian, Chinese, slippery,
cedar…
L2045. Wedge drivers
L2046. Grass to mow
L2047. First Google search result, often
L2048. Affliction suffered by FDR
L2049. Water in beer or high-fructose corn
syrup in honey
L2050. Stated reasons
L2051. “I want to swear but can’t in front of
the baby!”
L2052. “Do I dare disturb the universe?” poet
L2053. Mostly-metal leavings
L2055. Miracle quantity, in a 1961 film
L2056. Cuneiform, e.g.
L2058. Writer’s supply (abbr.)
L2059. Meat closest to the rump or shoulder
L2063. Butted into
L2065. XXXI doubled
L2066. Impart for a while
L2067. Honorary law degrees
L2070. Leader repeatedly praised in the
(doctored) Mandarin edition of Bill Clinton’s My Life
L2072. Some members of the mob
L2074. Corporate headquarters in Mountain
View
L2076. Kestrel, for one
L2077. Portokalos of a Wedding film
franchise
L2079. Constellation directly above the
equator
L2080. “___ for the warmth of days gone by”
(Boyz II Men lyric)
L2081. Genesis, Dreamcast, Saturn, Game Gear…
L2082. A Beethoven piece was fur her
L2085. French painter Henri de Toulouse-___
L2089. Up ___ (thus far)
L2091. Radiate
L2095. Not as extreme as some, as dish soap
L2096. Mobutu Seko’s very common-letter
middle name that crosswords show restraint by not using much anymore
L2097. “___ see you’re a man of culture as
well” (meme)
L2098. Shot that may have topspin
L2099. ___ Bungay, Wells novel
L2100. It Started in Naples co-star Sophia
L2101. Last.fm’s #1 pick for Best Artist of
2008
L2102. Macadamia product
L2103. Kid’s treat to lick
L2105. Heavy shoes
L2106. Metal-on-metal sound
L2107. Guts people get from drink
L2108. Unbridles
L2109. Weeks, seas, rainbows, the Magnificent
Seven, swans a-swimming…
L2111. Gearloose, DuckTales superscientist
L2112. Enlightenments in Buddhism
L2116. Bank’s enticement to would-be
customers
L2118. Praise or extol
L2122. PE
L2123. Actuated
L2125. Sixty-year-old programming “tongue”
L2126. Bern’s river
L2127. Slalom bumps
L2128. Actress Janet
L2130. González of turn-of-the-century
immigration controversy
L2131. Jury’s concern
L2132. Say “not guilty”
L2133. Devours (down)
L2135. Prepares a fillet
L2138. Ranks above cpl.
L2139. The I of I.M. Pei
L2140. Get into poker?
L2142. Dame Thorndike of the English stage
L2144. All that and ___ of chips
L2148. Costume part
L2151. His full nickname rhymed with his last
name, but could be shortened further as here
L2152. Founder of modern chemistry Robert
L2153. “That’s right, Aunt Polly” from Tom
Sawyer
L2155. Game played with a stack
L2157. Kind of syllable in longer words
L2158. Vein of ore
L2160. Much the same
L2161. First half of a rhyming soda name
L2162. Guts and cleans
L2163. “What do we have here?”
L2164. Too terrible to tell
L2165. Yawn-inducing activity
L2166. State of decline
L2167. Bethesda-based medical research org.
L2168. Gluey stuff
L2170. Yard-work tool
L2171. All, in old-time stage directions
L2172. Jennifer of Zero Dark Thirty and
Contagion
L2174. Button that might take you back
L2175. Get an appraisal for
L2177. Pasturelands (var.)
L2178. Cont. that includes a nat. with a name
that’s just the cont.’s name plus a dir.
L2179. Hardly blue-blooded
L2181. Snarky
L2182. “Besides…”
L2183. Get a hug
L2184. Unreliable sorts
L2185. The New Yorker editor, 1952-87
L2187. “Oh, my sweet summer ___”
L2189. Put on a scale
L2192. Concluding syllables
L2193. Pleasant-looking or -acting
L2194. Mollifies
L2198. Certain camouflaged creature
L2199. Pertinacity
L2200. Pre-Islam
L2202. New-moon-to-new-moon period
L2204. Heater or rod
L2205. Believed in one’s heart
L2206. Attuned to the situation
L2207. They have a benevolent order
L2208. Grows dark
L2209. Steroids, opioids, cocaine, PCP,
alcohol…
L2210. “Don’t let ‘im escape…or ‘er,
neither!”
L2212. Talked amorously
L2213. Drawer handles
L2214. Relative of a violet
L2215. Securities dealer, for short
L2216. Party-poopers, spoilers, negative
Nellies, carping critics, pouters…
L2217. Pita accompaniment
L2218. Holes in trunks
L2219. Mostly concealed
L2220. Some opening night theatergoers
L2221. Beatles song or movie
L2222. One way to lose weight
L2224. Runners’ measures
L2226. Seeming immunity to disease
L2228. Ideal guy
L2229. More rambunctious
L2230. Dictionary phrase
L2231. Thin Mint cousins
L2233. Like a valiant effort
L2235. Jackson, Thicke, Dershowitz, Alda,
Cumming…
L2237. Wedge Antilles (before he defected),
Batwoman (when she was charged), and Ender Wiggin (until the Ender’s Game ending)
L2238. Starr, Maverick, Simpson, Baker,
Lionel…
L2239. Run-down domicile
L2241. Life cereal spokesperson
L2242. Niagara, Idaho, Great, Yosemite,
Victoria…
L2243. “…___ a good night”
L2244. Get-out-of-jail money
L2246. Problem for a gamer with slow Wi-Fi
L2247. Largest cloud-based code repository
L2248. Salon stylist’s goo
L2251. Kill for evildoing
L2253. Popular vodka brand
L2258. Klinger’s rank (abbr.)
L2259. Bubbly Nestle chocolate bar
L2261. Mass-market furniture company
L2262. 1965 #1 hit for the Temptations
L2263. Like arugula
L2264. Literally, “permissible”
L2266. Ketchum, Alien android,
Williams of Evil Dead, late hacker of Supernatural, what’s left
of said hacker’s body…
L2267. ___-the-sky
L2269. Burn a bit, as a burger
L2271. Lumber output
L2273. Marked pillar
L2274. Clunky car
L2275. Black in country with “A Better Man”
L2277. Car part, for short
L2279. Is downcast
L2283. Giant Mel enshrined in Cooperstown
L2284. “It just so happens…”
L2286. Art class exercises
L2287. Garnishes the truth
L2288. Liquefy again
L2289. Makes darker and fatter
L2290. Bolivia’s largest city
L2292. La Plume de Ma ___, 1958 Broadway hit
L2293. ___ Kavner (voice of Marge on The
Simpsons)
L2294. Quality that affects taste
L2295. Harmonic lead-in?
L2297. Causes to score, as a base runner
L2300. Fleece-seeking boat, 2012 film,
Kryptonian city, Star Blazers ship, Ann Arbor dam…
L2302. Forked over
L2304. Needing a rest
L2307. Ob-___ (med. specialty)
L2308. Walking Dead video game heroine with a name derived
from a fruit
L2309. Great ability
L2310. “___ Ask” (Adele)
L2311. Tedious rundown
L2312. Extremist sects
L2313. Indian frocks
L2316. Author O’Connor
L2317. “___ ask…”
L2318. Flippered animal
L2319. Aspiring animators’ studios
L2320. Had an air of competence
L2321. Colchuk, Titicaca, Yellowstone,
Summit, Melakwa…
L2324. Play baseball in place of
L2328. Legislature in France
L2330. “___ Bouillabaisse” (The Beastie Boys)
L2334. Aesop, notably
L2336. Pony’s enclosure
L2337. Considered individually
L2338. Fashion IDs
L2339. Fancy fetes
L2340. Abruptly stop supporting, as a
business venture or, in some case, a life
L2341. ___omics: fraud technique involving
hiding losses in subsidiary books
L2342. Not yet out
L2343. Where Santa Claus is
L2344. “We ___ your disposal”
L2345. Not tight-fitting
L2346. 1965 #1 hit with an exclamation point
in its title
L2349. “Negotiations” using force or the
threat of force, e.g.
L2350. Dental woe
L2351. “City of New Orleans” and
“Massachusetts” performer Guthrie
L2354. Law & Order actor Jeremy
L2355. Scientology’s ___ Hubbard
L2358. Component of a sweep, maybe
L2359. Cylinders used by MP3 players and
digital cameras
L2360. Unsurprising
L2361. Hip-hop impresario Knight
L2362. Fibrous of a sort
L2363. O’Reilly, Paxton, my dad, de Blasio,
Murray…
L2364. Philip Morris brand
L2365. On a voyage
L2367. Shell corporation, duck hunter
shelter, drop cover, window slats…
L2368. Prison weaponry
L2369. End of a radio alphabet
L2370. Pings and dings
L2371. Back-of-the-chapter annotation
L2373. Rammed from the back
L2374. “That’s stupid and you know it!”
L2375. CSA soldier for short
L2376. Like Iran’s religion
L2381. Utopia ___, by G.& S.
L2382. Stop troubling
L2383. “I Do” singer who co-wrote the June 6,
2017, New York Times crossword puzzle
L2385. Letters after thetas
L2386. Wanton wish
L2387. No longer really faithful, as
Catholics
L2388. Horned critters
L2389. In early development
L2390. Tech support guru
L2392. Creeping foliage
L2393. Maya Angelou poem with a three-word
title
L2394. Streaming video service
L2395. Pinched or swiped
L2397. Charmer’s basketful
L2398. Spreadsheet unit
L2399. Orange, red, gold, burlap, rust…
L2401. Act I, Scene III of Julius Caesar
L2403. Mama bears, in Mexico
L2406. Treating people, briefly
L2407. South American timber tree
L2408. Swiss specialty
L2409. Gordon Shumway, Kara Danvers,
Coneheads, composer Clausen, actor-director Kjellin…
L2411. Destiny’s Child breakup song about
fiscal irresponsibility
L2412. More insignificant
L2413. First class?
L2415. Detective Perry creator Gardner
L2416. Eyewitness’ phrase
L2417. Make a moaning sound
L2418. Robert who stepped down from All
Things Considered in January 2018
L2420. Site now known as Rakuten Rewards
L2421. Have the throne
L2422. Mind-numbing
L2423. Cold in the mortuary
L2424. Scaled down proportionately
L2425. Truce-like period
L2426. Repetitive and driven by inertia
L2427. Doomed to fail
L2428. Safari sight
L2430. Fill anew
L2432. Home baker’s aid
L2434. Risk everything at the table
L2435. Itzhak Perlman, for one
L2436. Consistent gap between related events
L2437. Some fake nails
L2439. Frasier’s foil
L2441. Take stock?
L2442. Lacy, ornamental mat
L2443. Nigerian city where Chimamanda Ngozi
Adichie’s Americanah is partially set
L2444. “Children, how shall ___ thee?”
L2445. Not first-qual.
L2446. “Your opinion is irrelevant”
L2448. Crude from a well
L2449. Revivalist’s prefix
L2450. Head of the Dept. of Magical Games and
Sports
L2451. Having a cover
L2453. “Man is by nature a ___ animal”
(Aristotle)
L2454. Star Trek star who. Brought a. DISTINCT. Style
of…enunciation. To his role.
L2457. Flip-chart holders
L2459. Healthful, in product names
L2461. Tire support
L2464. Clear-sailing state
L2465. Some peaks
L2466. The Love Boat actress Lauren
L2467. View from the top
L2468. Antedate
L2469. Gretzky had 894 of them in the NHL
L2470. Major jewelry retailer
L2471. To a specified time
L2475. Capricorn, e.g.
L2476. Shakespearean volumes
L2478. Clear ___
L2479. Caesar’s night lights
L2480. Rash actions
L2481. “I’m dead,” in Internet-speak
L2482. Healthy red veggie
L2485. Move, as a restaurant patron
L2487. Shampoo introduced in 1947
L2489. Fibula : leg :: ___ : arm
L2490. Clusters in the Thames, e.g.
L2491. “Judge not, ___ ye be judged”
L2495. “Jeepers!”
L2496. Tony-winning Hamilton actor
Leslie ___ Jr.
L2497. Explode like dynamite
L2498. Gucci-logo version, Batman’s utility
holder, wrestling championship award, mark of karate skill, Bible-heavy region…
L2499. Scottish poet, or Scottish TV inventor
John
L2501. Cousin of the wombat
L2504. Roman cavalry units
L2505. Knight sticks
L2508. Considers at leisure
L2509. LPs, e.g., for short
L2512. Plant branch
L2514. Boating but not motorboating
L2518. Humble homes
L2520. Place for a form of polo
L2521. Buttons and bows, e.g.
L2522. Shoulder muscles, in gym-speak
L2523. Near-right angle used in orthodontics
L2524. Odin, Frigg, Thor, Baldr, Týr…
L2525. Houses, to MTV
L2527. Tangy flavoring
L2528. Attack while the target is busy
L2529. Opera soprano Lehmann
L2531. Vulcano and Khan
L2532. Harvest season
L2535. In full agreement
L2536. “According to this book...”
L2539. Tsyeyk te Suli’s birth name, in Avatar
L2540. Olympic hurdler Jones
L2541. Kind of trade agreement
L2542. Very, to Brits
L2543. Enjoy a smash success
L2544. Really pull out all the stops
L2545. As ___ (to the extent that)
L2546. In a sullen mood
L2547. Child’s response to “Are not!”
L2548. One-time closer Robb
L2549. Has (to)
L2550. Dining room gadgets
L2551. ___ la Cite
L2552. Nellie, John, Robert, Terry, the
setting of The Turn of the Screw…
L2553. Area referenced in the NYT’s
first 1-Across clue ever
L2554. Cuban dances (var.)
L2555. “We all want to know!”
L2556. Bikini or Ari
L2557. Work superficially (in)
L2558. Menial, as a job
L2560. Amniotic membrane
L2561. Black-eyed-peas-and-ginger Indian dish
L2568. Occupation in Black Swan
L2569. Car buyer’s protections
L2570. Stars bursting in air?
L2571. Globe-focused sporting events
L2573. Spaghetti go-with
L2574. Genre of synth-heavy robo-boogies
L2577. Poorhouse resident
L2578. Harem wear
L2580. Last bk. of the Torah
L2583. Al___o (magnet material)
L2584. The same size
L2586. Chief of staff who helped persuade
Nixon to resign
L2588. Sprint and such
L2590. Currier and Ives product (abbr.)
L2591. Polysomnogram site
L2592. Window ledge
L2593. Twelve, in Spain
L2594. Election predictors
L2595. One’s individuality
L2596. Dynamite song?
L2597. Truist or Frost competitor
L2598. Dynasty before Ming
L2599. “WhatwasTHAT??!!”
L2600. Reset odometer reading
L2601. Real-life incidents
L2602. Some people
L2604. “He” and “she” follower
L2605. “As a last resort…”
L2606. Sinus doc
L2607. More than ___ (probably a lot,
understated)
L2608. Site of Pizarro’s tomb
L2609. Notably secure carrier
L2611. Ask, “Would you like fries with that?”
L2613. Good, in el barrio
L2614. Trimmed a walkway
L2615. Straight dope
L2617. Took Pb from
L2618. Suffering cataracts, maybe
L2619. Freed hostage
L2620. Like…big.
Like…fifteen-feet-by-fifteen-feet big
L2621. Lacking spirit
L2622. Quick and uncomplicated
L2623. Herdsmen of South America
L2624. They’re almost top-tier
L2627. Socially suitable and polite
L2628. Generation often accused of “killing”
things
L2629. Egg, soba, ramen, rice stick, udon,
shirataki, somen, harusame...
L2630. Group in Sex and the City, e.g.
L2631. Scare suddenly
L2633. Thumbs-up voters
L2635. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon director Lee
L2637. “The Kid,” “Ron Mexico,” “The Boss,”
“Fat Tony,” “Nottie M. Realname”…
L2638. Switch heads?
L2639. Like elves in The Lord of the Rings
L2641. Singsong quality
L2643. Run again
L2645. Probably will, circumstances
permitting
L2646. International shipping option
L2647. Like most candy canes
L2648. Kerchief
L2649. Come out of the bullpen
L2650. Deep daydream
L2651. Marsh denizen
L2652. “No hunting on Sunday,” e.g.
L2653. Hacienda ladies
L2654. Well-known grafter
L2655. “In a perfect world…”
L2656. Some linemen
L2657. On a productivity high
L2658. Show affection with one’s irises
L2659. Turkish sweet (var.)
L2662. Computing overlay or boardroom sight
L2663. Puffin, e.g.
L2664. Online mortgage, e.g.
L2665. Assorted
L2668. ___ a one (not any)
L2670. Publisher’s audience member
L2673. Port producer
L2674. Inserted tab “A” into slot “B,” so to
speak
L2675. Dragon-person of Dungeons and
Dragons
L2676. Cry from The Fly
L2677. Brewery residue used for animal food
L2678. Biblical wife
L2679. Where Daugavpils is
L2680. Off in Dreamland
L2681. Dividers in an auditorium
L2682. Bending (but not breaking) the rules
about where and what a lawyer can practice
L2683. Periodic weather disruption
L2684. Sprint, e.g.
L2685. Certain mine extraction
L2686. Feels queasy
L2687. Get one’s name above the title, maybe
L2688. Enthusiastic
L2689. Ship’s record
L2693. What most WWII “heils” were aimed at,
when not aimed at Hitler
L2695. Coca-Cola, milk, Dr. Pepper, Shirley
Temple, vodka tonic…
L2699. Took care of some of the busywork
L2701. Name on a plane
L2704. Lennon tune of ‘81
L2706. Prevent from leaving, owing to weather
L2708. Versailles versifier
L2710. High-pitched techno backbeat, at times
L2712. Site of many strikes
L2714. Soft woolen fabric
L2716. Integrated with the plan
L2717. Finds fault everywhere
L2718. New Year’s games
L2719. Family that ran the Oz Film
Manufacturing Company
L2721. Exclaimed with a circular mouth
L2722. Suffix with hill or bull
L2723. Gives a certain kind of glow-up
L2726. What little things mean?
L2727. Relatives of sleeper sofas
L2739. Lowest level
L2740. Not even tipsy
L2741. Hard, magnetic, apple, reactor,
Common…
L2742. Glides away
L2743. Pilot’s support
L2745. Diet periods
L2747. “Holy cow! ___ never believe it…”
L2748. “___ with strong roots laughs at
storms” (Malay proverb)
L2749. How copy-paste often begins
L2763. Wasn’t upright
L2764. Master Chief and his fellows
L2765. The Simpsons song “Cletus the Slack-Jawed ___”
L2767. Dawn-related
L2768. Key, for example
L2769. Saddle horses
L2772. Some baton wielders
L2774. Its seeds are blended into smoothies
L2776. 1943 Pacific battle site
L2777. Earth, Wind, & Fire Grammy-winning
album with “Serpentine Fire”
L2778. Challenge, symbolically
L2790. “If not for a few lucky breaks, that
could’ve been me”
L2791. Monopolies
L2795. “If ___ Love Me” (Nancy Sinatra song)
L2796. Stirred up
L2798. Epitome of elusiveness
L2799. It keeps the wheel in place
L2801. Part of NLRB
L2803. According to Twain and others, they’re
not so bad as statistics
L2817. “Sleuth’s concern,” “Whodunnit
necessities,” “Printed text in crosswords”…
L2818. Abolitionist William ___ Garrison
L2819. Attempt on a level playing field
L2821. Project honcho
L2822. Piccadilly sight
L2823. Figs. that help assess whether
companies are undervalued or overvalued
L2825. Many Bangalore call center employees
L2827. Ones sharing Durocher’s astrological
sign
L2829. “‘Tweren’t nuthin’”
L2830. People showing sympathy
L2832. Seward’s Alaska purchase, it was said
L2833. Yell, “Come on, come on, you got
this!”
L2835. London art museum
L2836. Request before a photo
L2838. Doctor with seven faces
L2840. Disgusted
L2841. Sibling’s threat
L2842. Item for pool lounging
L2843. Expressway passing the Department of
State
L2845. Scientist Otto who helped us
understand neurotransmitters
L2847. One making their on-screen debut?
L2849. What to spike over
L2850. What crank letters are stereotypically
written in
L2851. Moral lesson tacked onto the end of
some 1980s kids’ cartoons
L2852. “To:” on business communications
L2853. More ironically funny
L2854. Imposed, as a tax
L2855. More neato
L2856. AAA idea
L2857. ___ off base (build a small lead)
L2858. Make baby food
L2859. Ones close to the heart?
L2860. The Americans agcy.
L2861. Take cargo aboard
L2862. “___ policeman heard the noise…” (part
of a nonsense verse)
L2863. Unreleased, as emotion
L2864. Not difficult
L2865. Aid provider to the critically
injured, briefly
L2866. “Isn’t it ___?” (“How ‘bout that?”)
L2867. Clear conscience
L2868. Heroine Prynne
L2869. ___ Filippo Lippi (Italian artist)
L2870. Scots’ caps
L2871. Orientation letters?
L2872. Have as a secret plan
L2873. Say it for the doctor
L2874. Easily cuts (off)
L2875. Ventura County town who name means
“the river”
L2876. “Cheers,” in Chinese
L2877. GM parts dealer
L2878. B’way buy
L2879. Presses one’s suit
L2880. Soup plants
L2881. Failing to keep
L2882. Kris Jenner (who coined the term),
Dina Lohan, Donda West, Tish Cyrus, Jada Pinkett Smith…
L2883. First of the Twelve Prophets
L2884. Taking a bad day out on those who
don’t deserve it, e.g.
L2885. One likely to be nicknamed “Picasso”
L2886. Futurama character
L2887. Let a sigh escape
L2888. Logrolling tourney
L2889. Like a dismal day
L2890. Conk out together
L2891. N ___?: Agatha Christie novel
L2892. Fish eggs
L2893. John of Rocketman
L2894. Latin American terrain
L2895. Auctioneer’s phrase
L2896. Formally approve, as a document
L2898. Descending singing syllables
L2899. “Gosh, I can’t believe it!”
L2900. Take out of active play
L2902. Word meaning “law” that’s the name of
a fictional lawbreaker
L2903. Fair lady of long ago
L2904. Subject of a Steve Martin song
L2907. Rice-___ (dish sold since 1958)
L2909. In ___ of: to replace
L2914. 2002 Nissan SUV
L2916. Help on a play
L2922. Cancels, as a check
L2923. Saint ___, Newfoundland
L2924. Route targeting
L2925. Literalist writer
L2927. Grandma Moses subject
L2928. Some brown-baggers
L2929. Some blonds
L2931. Lick with flames
L2932. Elegant in manner
L2933. Starting spot
L2934. Colgate competitor
L2935. Old propaganda propagator
L2936. It can be copy-pasted, but not changed
L2937. Besmears
L2938. Letter-shaped clamp
L2940. Ring on a plant
L2942. Almost college-aged, in Cambridge
L2943. Main character in Pineapple Express
or Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
L2945. Parisian lasses (abbr.)
L2946. Very muscular, in slang
L2947. Hard workers in the red zone
L2949. Glass component
L2950. Spills inadvertently
L2960. Opening line
L2964. Stuff with bacon
L2968. Securities’ equivalents
L2969. “No harm done”
L2970. Online service introduced in 2004
L2972. Not so rigid
L2973. Some kind of a nut
L2977. Haing S. ___ (Oscar winner for The
Killing Fields)
L2978. Robert known for gangster roles
L2980. Widely used graphene nanotube brand
found in “impromptu ballet”
L2982. Notre Dame football legend
L2984. “Suppose the first variable,
alphabetically speaking, is…”
L2986. Cabinet or advisory body
L2988. Washer capacity
L2990. “Take your seats and be quiet”
L2992. Gross profit margins for unprofitable
companies
L2994. Name used by 12 popes
L2996. Dangling do
L2999. Creed song that begins “The dust has
finally settled…”
L3001. In-person promoters
L3003. He and Carrie lived happily ever after
until And Just Like That…
L3004. Roger whose disgrace foreshadowed
#MeToo
L3005. Expressive performer Channing
L3006. Rude soup eater’s sound
L3009. Pairs of jaws
L3010. Modernization
L3014. Contemporary radio station named for
its former “easy listening” playlist
L3016. “Dirty Computer” artist Janelle
L3018. Bushwhacks
L3020. Sprees
L3022. Put a fork in
L3024. Jewish civil year-end
L3026. Meet someone?
L3027. Letting scandalous details be known
L3029. Kind of stock
L3031. 2009 US Open winner Juan Martin del
___
L3033. Hard to hold
L3034. Place for a present request?
L3036. Extract by percolation
L3039. Light, flash, hair, flower, dim…
L3040. Rains hard
L3041. Islington institution
L3042. Sassy, sexy vamp
L3043. Time it is when daylight saving time
ends
L3044. How a mob acts
L3045. Granola, dried nuts, fruit, and
sometimes candy
L3046. Pretend to be something one’s not
L3047. “One-horse open sleigh” follower
L3048. Changed like Ophelia in Hamlet
L3050. Of a Nile region
L3052. Second section, sometimes
L3054. Low high tide
L3056. Closed securely
L3058. Anarchist defendant with Vanzetti
L3060. Chop source
L3063. Moonwalk movement
L3065. Undiluted, in a whiskey order
L3067. Traffic tie-up
L3070. Blue-bottled booze brand
L3072. Gross guys
L3074. Looks sullen
L3075. ___ apso
L3076. Its leg count actually ranges from 40
to 750
L3078. Sports org. with 29 teams
L3080. Submerged predators that look like
mantises
L3082. Lorry fill-up
L3084. Nip in the bud
L3086. Fast-food tycoon Ray
L3088. Gooey camp fare
L3090. Kim Kardashian’s younger sister
L3092. Pleased with oneself
L3094. Infamy
L3096. Netman writer of Days of Grace
L3098. Knee-bend in ballet
L3100. Central Pacific’s eastern terminus
L3102. Noilly ___: vermouth brand
L3103. Not trivial
L3105. “Father of the Harlem Renaissance”
Locke
L3106. One of the Visayans
L3107. Superman’s emblem, Skype icon, Suzuki
hood ornament, wreathed Sheraton logo, sigmoid growth…
L3109. Hurt in a ring
L3110. Dijon dearie
L3111. Consider carefully, with “over”
L3113. Said no to
L3115. Easily flexed
L3116. Mascara site
L3117. Permit to enter
L3118. Learned things
L3120. Single-mast ship arrangement
L3122. Threats on the tennis court
L3124. Before you do anything else, briefly
L3126. Pigs, literally or figuratively
L3128. Haunting
L3130. College mover and shaker
L3132. Not ectal
L3133. Midpoint of the Frisco Bay Area
L3135. Promoter of Campaign for Smart Justice
L3137. Jason of The Muppets
L3140. Rural landmark
L3143. July 4, 1776; January 1, 1863; June
28, 1919; October 29, 1929; July 20, 1969…
L3144. Like most chimneys
L3145. Nothing, to Nanci
L3147. Site of “Can I buy you a drink?”
come-ons
L3149. Civil War general
L3151. College basketballer near Hollywood’s
Walk of Fame
L3152. Colonies that once included Canada and
Louisiana
L3153. Slipped out of place
L3154. Pink, maybe
L3155. Seem promising
L3156. Blooming evergreen
L3158. Malicious and petty
L3159. Sources of wisdom
L3161. Queens or Manhattan in headlines
L3162. Shape of sweat on a brow
L3163. They usually draw 15 or 20 of their
namesakes
L3164. Expeditious
L3166. Cannon who earned Oscar noms on both
sides of the camera
L3167. Kind of protection not actually used
in the Middle Ages
L3169. Earnest
L3171. Z4, i3, X3, X5, X2…
L3173. The Way, in Mandarin
L3175. Processed meat
L3182. Photo ___
L3185. Reddish brown dyes
L3191. Music CD brand
L3195. Matter-___
L3196. Shower sponge
L3197. Lenny director
L3198. Org. that runs Tax-Aide, free prep for
seniors
L3200. More apt to nod off
L3202. Hun of Norse myth found in flatliners
L3205. Hospital VIPs
L3207. “Don’t worry, all good”
L3208. Cause ___ (public controversy)
L3210. Gift with hundreds of pieces
L3212. Intolerant sort
L3214. “You’d think they could manage at
least THAT much, but...”
L3216. River surrounding Navy Island
L3218. Conquer the Seven Summits, e.g.
L3220. Hyundai model introduced in 1990
L3222. Caribbean nation
L3224. “Kill, doggies, kill!”
L3226. It can make you stiff
L3228. Little itch causers
L3229. Flower features
L3232. Sharply eroded landform
L3233. Abderite
L3235. In development hell, e.g.
L3236. Caribbean island
L3237. Virologist Michael Anthony who
discovered a herpes strain with Yvonne Barr
L3239. Youngest Varner in Faulkner’s Snopes
trilogy
L3240. Sloth, for one
L3241. Isn’t up to much
L3244. Work in the garden
L3246. Ship rope
L3248. Peak near Everest
L3250. One you might ogle (as long as they’re
not looking)
L3252. Prepare for the Rapture
L3254. Doctor Robotnik, nicknamed for his
body type
L3256. Builder’s mixture
L3258. Like Cheerios vis-a-vis Corn Flakes
L3259. Greets at the door
L3261. Classic Ford
L3263. Beard moss, for one
L3266. Of Iowa, e.g.
L3268. Aussie’s pals
L3269. ___ in the Wall (game show based on the Japanese
“Human Tetris” clips on YouTube)
L3270. Relatives of incs.
L3277. Dancer who performed with her brother,
Fred Astaire
L3279. Least big
L3281. Working or creative follower
L3283. The Merry Widow composer
L3285. Palindromic turner
L3287. Tower of Mangia’s city
L3289. French pupil
L3292. Promgoer’s buy
L3294. 1:50, say
L3296. Street snapper’s tool
L3298. Johnny Depp’s role in The Lone
Ranger, which…was a choice
L3299. Are ungraspable to
L3300. Part of a fortified line
L3301. Display of night lights?
L3303. Martin who promoted a philosophy of
dialogue
L3304. Brit’s WCs
L3305. Bounce from the bar, say
L3308. Many Little League coaches
L3310. Island off India’s coast
L3311. Buzz high above?
L3313. Sexiest Bible bk.
L3315. New L, for short
L3317. Mine in Marne
L3319. “Leave it alone” notation
L3321. The former French Sudan, nowadays
L3323. Dragsters’ org.
L3325. Absorbs
L3327. Modifier for an extreme case
L3329. Toffee-nosed type
L3331. Old Frankfurter?
L3333. It’s often shown in oz.
L3335. Pleasantly claustrophobic, as a
sleeping bag
L3339. Woodwind instruments
L3340. One of Hawaii’s five counties
L3341. Island southeast of Borneo
L3344. NY subway
L3345. Slender
L3346. Notification sound
L3347. With bonds frayed or severed
L3348. Cartoon ninja with spiky blond hair
L3350. Card-deck count, to Cato
L3351. Clock setting that looks like it wants
attention
L3352. TV show filmed at 30 Rock
L3354. Clinton has two
L3355. “You should know better…”
L3356. Cheeky answer to “How do you know these
things?”
L3357. Card game, programming language, math
degree, baseball stat, pile of lies…
L3358. 1040EZ org.
L3359. Indian title of respect
L3360. Paris-based gp. exploring Mars
L3361. Protested gp. of the 60s
L3363. SAT for big kids
L3364. “___ -haw!” (Western cry)
L3366. Common local-news start time
L3368. Go very slowly
L3369. Former incarnation
L3370. TV character heading up two series at
different ages
L3371. Productive
L3372. Versatile Office comic Steve
L3374. ___-B (brush brand)
L3375. Early Russian Communist
L3376. Boat person, e.g.
L3377. Greek vowel
L3378. Half of a Washington city’s name
L3391. Order to leave
L3392. It’s half the faun
L3393. What’s become accepted about
“cancellation” in America?
L3395. Scale starters
L3396. How to play “September” by Earth,
Wind, and Fire
L3397. Flying, earth, school, warm, true…
L3399. Intestinal inflammation
L3411. ___ Miller (Verdi opera)
L3412. Lets borrow what’s borrowed
L3413. Most popular form of Buddhism
L3414. Illustrator of Alice
L3415. Frontal or temporal brain section
L3417. Occupy a position, as in the US Senate
L3418. Cookware piece
L3421. Parliament’s House of ___
L3422. Smitten erotically
L3423. Sign again
L3424. Went the route
L3426. Contraction with “a prayer” or “a
clue”
L3427. Became enamored
L3430. Turkish leader Ismet
L3431. The NFL or NHL
L3432. Beatrice, to Leonato
L3433. Stuttgart street
L3434. Flavorless
L3435. Ha’n’t got (done)
L3436. Line parts (abbr.)
L3437. Terra Haute sch.
L3438. Uses a kris on
L3439. Top-ranked
L3440. Teen’s expression of embarrassment
L3441. Soccer great Lionel
L3442. Have home cooking
L3443. Ride-___: observational trip in a
police car
L3444. Dutch film director van Gogh
L3445. Capital until 1990
L3446. Total no.
L3447. “Lovergirl” singer Marie
L3448. Postmortem pieces
L3449. Burn a perfume stick
L3450. Wyoming range name
L3451. Many (of)
L3452. “But ___ begin” (JFK)
L3453. Arabic for “body of water”
L3454. “Zip -___-Doo-Dah” (chorus from that
Disney feature we don’t talk about anymore. You know…Splash Mountain)
L3455. Confirmed
L3456. Idyllic retreats
L3457. Something watched on television
L3458. Voluntarily forgo
L3459. Riverbank frolicker
L3460. ___ mind (in agreement)
L3461. Went carefully (over)
L3462. Nondrinkers
L3463. Native Oklahomans
L3464. WrestleMania org.
L3465. Diet food phrase
L3466. “Anything you want, you ___”
L3467. Autobahn autos
L3468. Laws, Latin-style
L3469. Palin’s combiner signifying
“racecourse”
L3470. Mme. Tussaud
L3471. ___-in-training: pub. copy girl
L3472. Ran out, as a battery
L3473. Col. hockey team
L3474. Manicured expanses
L3475. Line of gab
L3476. ___ Triomphe, beneath which lies the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
L3477. Lindsay who did the album Speak
L3478. Hallmark freebie or premium offering
L3479. Opera fan’s opposite of “buffa”
L3480. Turned to the right, as horses
L3481. Zoological suffix
L3482. Some NFLers
L3483. Jay’s sound?
L3484. More fun
L3485. Shaq’s surname
L3486. “Stop it, Santo!”
L3487. “Your backorder has arrived!”
L3488. A+, say
L3489. Challenge word
L3490. “Sail away, sail away, sail away”
singer
L3491. 2010s’ GOP bugaboo
L3492. Nimble, in Nantes
L3493. Incinerated
L3494. Murmurs in the chapel
L3495. Has permission, to Shakespeare
L3496. Sister of Clio
L3497. Fanny pack securer
L3499. Remove from jurisdiction
L3500. Year in which Columbus began his last
voyage
L3501. “Bitte” follow-up
L3502. Diplomat who survived the Cultural
Revolution
L3503. Scorches
L3505. Canadian corporate honchos
L3506. Categorical
L3517. ___ Lingus (Irish national carrier)
L3518. Pablo’s painting, as he’d put it
L3519. Show up everywhere, seemingly
L3521. Suffix with real or sex
L3523. “…and ___ my cap, had just settled
down for a long winter’s nap”
L3525. Ross Douthat’s paper, for short
L3527. All systems clear
L3528. Sport with kicking and boxing, for
short
L3530. Not abridged (abbr.)
L3531. Futbol score
L3532. Lowe of Breakaway
L3533. Informant, unflatteringly
L3534. Aaliyah said it ain’t nothin’ but a
number
L3535. Like some “cats”
L3536. My Hero Academia six-year-old damsel in distress
L3537. Perfect Olympics score
L3538. “Oh, good bloody ‘__!”
L3540. Style manual org.
L3542. Airport-screening gp.
Across Stitches
L131-M116. “All knowledge comes from experience”
L413-M425. Quick and precise summary,
metaphorically
L700-M754. ∅
L984-M1080. They’re high-waisted with a relaxed
fit
L1272-M1399. Give ruffians the verbal smackdown
they deserve
L1553-M1733. Clothing line?
L1828-M2067. Destructive cartoon baby
L2108-M2379. On-off interface in most homes
L2370-M2707. y/x calculation
L2529-M2894. Partial reclamations from erosion
L2924-M3339. Abandoned all restraint
L3234-M3669. Challenge in some fantasy
worldbuilding
L3415-M3863. Beyond your understanding
L3541-M4006. 1812 Overture’s key
Down Stitches
L3521-Q3. Represents the score 1006-501 in Roman
numerals?
L3506-Q4. Utterly pulverize
L3528-Q8. Jake Paul, e.g., somehow
L3434-Q12. Soothe with flattery
L3443-Q16. Where we made friends who turned out
to be the real treasure, as they say
L3452-Q20. “To put it politely…”
L3461-Q24. Read carefully
L3470-Q28. Radium discoverer
L3479-Q32. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Charles
Dickens, for instance
L3488-Q36. Pre-college
L3497-Q40. Gets ready for a wild ride
L3424-Q48. Didn’t go down easily