Ubercross Abecedaria P

Across

P1. “Great. Just…great”

P6. Very large fish

P10. CIA or FBI, e.g.

P13. American football org., but not American-football org.

P16. Goodyear abbr.

P19. Spoiled, as food

P22. Dominate, as a noob

P25. Bath bathrooms

P28. Small, ratlike kangaroo

P35. Rotten and writhing

P42. Financial limit of a kind

P49. Imprint again

P56. Daughter of Minos who married Theseus

P63. Game that’s tapped?

P70. Penta plus two

P75. Error reaction

P79. “Oh, baby, baby, how ___ supposed to know?” (Britney Spears)

P83. Kitchen basins

P86. “Take ___ your leader!” (space aliens’ request)

P87. Picture with a lot of gunplay

P90. It transmits air brakes when traveling by rail

P93. Yellow Sea gulf

P95. Self-help book genre

P98. Heloise’s lover

P99. Glanced when one shouldn’t

P102. Big risks for Type As

P105. Perth’s province

P106. Rap moniker on 2013’s top-selling reggae album

P108. Strange Way of Life and Parallel Mothers filmmaker Pedro

P110. Oud, to European perfumers

P114. Trading medium in America’s early days

P117. Abandons, as a bad habit

P118. Honor most recently given to Rosalia for Motomami

P123. Unwilling to grow into an independent adult

P126. Onetime rival of Bord—of Waldenboo—uh, onetime book chain

P127. Material that extends the magnetic circuit

P128. Prong pocket

P129. When hundreds of seats go up for grabs

P131. [I’m getting absolutely milked here]

P132. ___ Chi

P133. Title akin to Mme.

P134. Expelled

P135. Sweat-free

P136. Having poor sound quality, slangily

P137. Fairy-tale villain

P138. Item marked pd.

P140. German turndown

P141. Give an alias

P142. Heracles, Orpheus, or Theseus in some sources

P143. “Dunno why not”

P144. Protruding belly button, slangily

P145. Hardest to make out

P147. Watchwords

P149. Watched while others played

P151. Revive the spirits of

P152. Barely beats

P153. Hotel extra

P154. Lighting and writing, e.g.

P156. Wile E. Coyote buy

P159. Sharp curves

P160. “Sir,” for example

P161. La Tosca sculptor

P162. Squishy

P163. Drenched

P164. Without distinctive irises, as birds

P166. Buddha’s discourses

P167. Fresh arrivals

P168. Hawthorne novel stigma

P169. African insects

P171. Sun deck or solarium

P172. Div. with Braves

P173. Tither, for example

P174. Tin compounds

P175. Great little thing

P177. Drop ___: imply

P179. ___Neill (“All politics is local” speaker)

P180. Unit of astronomical distance.

P182. Chat room abbr.

P183. Verbal uncertainties

P184. Ghostlike projections magicians may use

P187. Chopin’s fifth etude is in it

P188. Sound made by a clapper

P189. “___ close to schedule” (transit report words)

P190. Turnpike talkers

P191. Check pattern, e.g.

P192. Inquire again

P193. Rio de la ___, Argentina

P195. Game with multiple-sided dice, for short

P198. Yankee Stadium-to-Coors Field dir.*

P201. Popular operating system

P210. Clean after a boating trip

P217. Main vein

P223. It’s banned in baby bottles

P225. Construct, with “up”

P228. Often-scandalous, countryside family epic*

P235. Pulitzer-winning playwright Alfred with an “Atlanta trilogy”

P239. It’s only skin-deep

P245. Historical novels*

P249. “…but that’s just the asking price”

P253. Appearance that hints at character or mood

P254. “Life is rather like ___ of sardines--we’re all of us looking for the key” (Alan Bennett)

P255. Macbeth, Macduff, or Banquo

P256. Angel’s affliction

P258. Eagerly become a member

P259. Winery prefix

P260. Form an edge

P261. They’re embedded in temporal bones

P262. “Plus, y’know, her and her and that other one”

P263. Early game score, maybe

P264. Multistep process starter

P266. Came due

P267. No respectable fellow, he

P268. Where whales roam

P269. Drought-ridden

P270. Devout or divine

P274. Legal outs

P275. WWE champion through 2012

P278. Teeny-tiny time unit (abbr.)

P279. Donahue and Esposito

P280. “For ___ sake!”

P281. Catching rays for days, say

P285. Not all that young

P286. The Rock arguing dining advice with a physician?*

P294. “Need money, can’t work…what’re my options”?*

P296. “Brown, smelly yard waste…they have pets, don’t’ they? Oh, Lord”?*

P301. To such extent

P302. Composer of Ionisation Edgard

P303. Mouse-sighting squeals

P304. It’s in your blood

P305. Skateboard with skill

P306. “My turn”

P307. Like Tim Gunn or Cait Jenner, orientation-wise

P308. Ben Franklin effect or cryptomnesia

P309. ___ even keel

P310. Solo or dynasty

P311. Late January or early February festival*

P312. Meddlesome

P313. He’s a little too sarcastic to be liked, rudely

P314. Trifle, in France

P315. Harold Ramis role

P316. Weapon-steadying flange on a breastplate

P317. Word before “to go”

P319. “Father knows least”*

P320. “___ is an island…”

P322. “That…gets grosser the more I think about it”*

P323. Latin American cornmeal pancakes

P327. They’ll check what you checked

P329. Cato’s foot

P330. Body snatcher

P331. What-I’ll-do-next lists

P332. Self-help program part

P333. Additional, in ads

P334. Royal Navy letters

P337. Snickered at

P339. Year of the first Roosevelt inauguration

P340. Spots in la mer

P341. Bro kin*

P342. 13th director DuVernay*

P343. Statement to help you review spending

P346. Sticks in the water?

P347. Game in which kids hit each other

P349. Spot order?

P350. Lysol target

P351. Satchel of Cooperstown

P352. Repeating another’s message on one’s own channel, e.g.

P357. Had kittens?

P358. Social justice org.

P360. Campus girls, as no campus girl has called them for decades

P361. Began to face the day

P362. Comfy footwear, for short

P363. Famous New York City department store

P364. Hatch ___: scheme

P366. Applies sparingly, as perfume

P367. Cylinder-maker on a farm

P368. Tin Pan Alley gal

P369. Are unused

P371. “___ a Lady” (Tom Jones song)

P372. Bridge losses

P373. Size for a big foot?*

P374. MacLachlan of Twin Peaks

P375. Sarge’s boss

P376. Animated film whose star ad-libbed at least 15 hours of never-aired usable material

P378. “Rivers know this: there is no hurry. We shall get there some day” writer

P379. Martial artist in Lethal Weapon 4

P380. 1975 Oscar nominee Blakley

P381. Grateful Dead’s most experimental album*

P384. Repeated line that let you know the little alien dude was okay

P386. Right-of-the-register item

P387. Like a deluxe suite

P388. Take a quick vacay from husbandly duties

P389. Pitt role in a baseball film

P390. Hissing noise

P391. Cayenne-rich cuisine

P392. Chapati alternative*

P393. Young dog, for short*

P394. Nonexistent

P395. Handled handily

P396. They can be mirabiles or horribiles

P397. Commonplace

P399. Secondary proposition, in logic.

P400. Would-be host of a Loretta Sanchez fund-raiser

P401. Dawn of Greek civilization?

P402. Wild, disorganized fight

P403. Yugoslavian-born winner of nine Grand Slam tournaments*

P404. Some whiskeys

P405. Charisse of classic Hollywood

P406. Wheeling, Cincinnati and Louisville are in it

P410. It’s a man of endurance

P411. Fills to capacity

P412. Cops, in slang

P413. Drop off with a truck

P414. Cruiser

P415. “Pays the rent, at least”

P417. Card game with knocking

P418. Air bag, briefly*

P419. Koppel or Kennedy

P420. “P.U.” elicitor

P421. Person of letters?

P423. Immaterial essence

P424. Makes more appealing, with “up”*

P425. Match Gandhi’s political achievements*

P427. Herbal Essence’s owner, briefly

P428. Ruth Ginsburg’s maiden name

P429. Monica’s was 20 for most of Friends (abbr.)

P430. Intensifier

P432. Musical pair

P433. Those who sniggle

P436. Monsters-versus-mechs movie with a kickass music score

P438. Nylon legwear

P439. Hippocratic phrase usually read as “art lasts”

P441. Pakistani moolah

P442. Architect and bird

P445. Mideast chief (var.)

P446. Motormouth

P448. City council enactment (abbr.)

P449. Awkward sort

P450. Inexplicably unfindable

P451. Structural member

P452. Opt for another hitch

P453. Chide severely

P454. ___alai

P455. Heavy measure

P456. District

P457. Christianity, e.g. (abbr.)

P458. “___ I tell you?”

P459. French ___-China

P460. Break up

P463. Denim magnate Strauss

P464. Sportswear giant with NBA sponsors

P467. Hot Pockets kin

P468. River through Berne

P469. What human moles are

P470. Deal or No Deal channel

P471. Enemy of the Pueblo, once

P472. Reaction to the unexpected

P474. Personal slant (abbr.)

P475. Adept triagist

P477. Saw or ax

P478. Post-exam exultation

P480. Movable fashion lines

P481. He co-stars with Ana in 2024’s Ballerina

P482. Festive wear with straws pointing to its underside

P484. Bird’s “thumb” on the wing*

P485. Clay creature in Jewish folklore.

P486. With Geoffrey, designer brand less expensive than Calvin Klein

P487. What streptococcal bacteria cause

P489. Medieval stringed instruments.

P490. Excursionist

P493. “Static on the Radio” singer who played Opal in Steven Universe

P495. Made tracks indoors?

P496. Currency based on 15 grams of silver

P497. Type of jazz piano playing

P501. Garfield’s instructions as he teaches his buddy to hunt mice*

P504. “Democracy matters, my good man!”*

P507. Keep away from Bautista in the ring?*

P509. Confident reply to “That won’t work”*

P511. “You can keep your German cuisine; Italian food for me!”*

P516. Maximillian I’s claim to fame*

P521. When driving down the highway

P522. Do-mi-so, for one

P523. You’ll read it at the stock car races

P524. One of the highest authority

P525. Sondheim’s “___ the Clowns”

P526. Tough kid to handle

P527. King Fahd ___ Abdul Aziz

P528. ___ dauber (wasp)

P529. Scorer of 1,281 goals in 1,363 games

P530. Small ship relief that can ensure symmetry when used in design

P532. Elephant eaters of legend

P533. Terns and cormorants

P534. “Model-judge Klum, you say…”*

P536. 20/20 creator Arledge

P537. Hall of Fame football coach Greasy

P538. Was a dad

P539. Marx subj.

P540. Buddhist sacred spot

P541. Heavy-faced type styles

P542. Absolutely no money

P545. Film with Charlize Theron as Megyn Kelly

P547. Minecraft, e.g.

P548. Unable to tarry

P549. Sham locks

P550. Incite to action

P552. Shows base-running skill

P555. Bread for falafel

P556. Fish hawks (var.)

P557. Proceed well enough

P558. Rock Star: Supernova’s Rossi

P559. Curse of illness

P560. Spider-Man artist Buscema

P561. Former Chicago mayor Jane

P562. Lobster and sail

P563. Range rover?

P564. Teutonic rural dialect (abbr.)

P565. ___-told tales

P566. In readiness

P567. Apple Store sights

P568. Embodiment of evil

P571. What you’re trained for

P572. Some viewers thought its pixelated intro was a broadcast error

P574. Where hot dogs may be warmed up

P575. Kennedy has two

P576. Ender for deca or hexa

P577. Has the leading role of

P578. Dominican-born baseball player

P579. Think of something

P581. Forty square rods

P582. ___-law

P583. Comment from Wayne or Garth

P585. Miniature goat or chimp

P586. Makes a royal flush?

P587. Frere’s sister

P588. Tape type

P590. Prepares, as paint

P591. WTF With ___ Maron (popular podcast)

P592. Snake or snail, e.g.

P593. IRT has ruined a Hoffman/Beatty movie

P595. Indigenous American fruit

P597. Food sometimes served “al pastor”

P598. Nutritionist’s no.

P599. King “hewed in pieces” by Samuel in revenge for his cruelties

P601. Trilogy unit

P602. Whom empty seats signify

P604. Precision marchers

P606. Pooh’s mom friend

P607. Its customer service was ranked worst out of 24 insurance cos. by a 2019 JD Power survey

P608. “God created the integers; all the rest is the work of ___” (Kronecker

P609. Little letters?

P610. Mythic figure who killed her kids

P611. Facing left, nautically

P612. Dom Pedro’s ill-fated wife

P613. Dick Dastardly exclamations

P614. Actress Diamond or novelist Lagerlof

P615. Real estate in the Bay State?

P617. Places for bells

P619. Undo a purse

P621. Salon request for prom night

P625. What Brexit Brexited from

P627. Facial hair

P630. Seasoned

P631. Batsman’s clout.

P632. Flapjack franchise, briefly

P633. What the lilies don’t do

P634. States of hurt defiance

P635. Maker of Michael Jordan’s underwear

P636. Moderate amounts*

P638. “It’s ___ in the right direction”

P639. “Leave Before You Love Me” band’s shared last name

P640. Dignified manners

P641. NYC sports-radio station

P642. Spenser: For Hire star

P643. Cuisine with much cabbage

P644. Talk dirty

P645. It may be a cake or bar

P646. Closes down

P647. High points in Eurotourism

P649. Lift from beneath

P650. Reproaches oneself for

P651. Feels like heaven in mid-July

P652. “I ___ much I feel pregnant”

P653. Bone that looks like streamlining on a fish’s propulsion

P654. “Never atone, damsel, as sales made ___ even” (Martin Clear)

P656. Doc’s recommendation

P657. Diamond and Abner

P658. Paris’s “Rue de la ___”

P659. Mtge. provider, often

P660. Birth control option, for short

P661. Like BLTs, ham and cheese, and most sandwiches not specially prepared

P663. Further from a commitment?

P664. Canceled*

P665. Embarcadero

P666. Create a whole?

P667. Country or cookie

P668. Sport with mallets

P669. Army choppers, en masse

P671. Attorney chaser?

P672. Tiny legume

P673. To this point

P674. Creation god of Egypt

P675. Ship part spelled with two apostrophes

P676. First words ever spoken by a human, in one version of the story*

P678. The Hope Diamond, e.g.*

P680. Period highlighted by the Trojan War, although this god didn’t do too well in that conflict*

P682. Self-deifier’s chant?*

P686. First introductory badge you might see on your way in*

P689. What I answered about the 1960s Supreme Court that doesn’t apply today?*

P696. What to call your enemy*

P699. Kind of proof for short

P701. Last name that sounds hurtful

P702. Post a question

P703. “The hour ___ hand”

P704. Sailor man’s anchor site?

P705. Titled rapper

P706. “Look, there she goes, that girl is strange, no question / Dazed and distracted, can’t you tell?”

P708. Celtic voice of the divine

P710. Memory principle

P711. Embrown

P712. Land in water, in Italy

P713. The Last Jedi director Johnson

P714. One of 28 in Monopoly*

P715. Mamma Mia! inspiration*

P716. Frequent soccer score

P717. Dilbert’s co-worker who came out as gay to protest Indian law (just before Scott Adams started to…tack right)

P718. Soprano Mitchell and hotelier Helmsley, e.g.

P719. It’s only skin deep

P720. Rolling Stone co-founder Wenner

P721. Children’s dance in The Nutcracker

P722. M*A*S*H mess server

P723. Slo-__ fuse

P724. Fruit in tart jellies

P725. Stomach lining, materially

P726. Irish poet Heaney, who graduated from Queen’s University in Belfast

P730. “___ girl!” (“Way to go!”)*

P731. “‘Is Don Adams mad?’ (___) ‘Si!’“

P732. This clue’s answer may be over your head

P733. She wrote two versions of her erotic trilogy from different points of view

P735. “You” in Montreal

P736. They’re like wetter roller coasters

P738. Hair colorers

P739. Full of lather

P740. Overthrows, maybe

P741. Sharks make them fighting mad

P742. Jazzman Kenton

P743. Looks at.

P745. Complain over

P746. Try one’s hand

P748. Jason who makes a great Fast movie villain

P749. Essential issue

P750. Italian scientist after whom an electrical unit is named

P752. Tape player spec.

P753. Language written in the Persian alphabet

P754. Fourth down alternative

P755. Gossip-column word

P756. Award candidacy, for short

P757. Liven up the greens, say

P759. Uranus or Neptune

P761. Thickening mixture

P762. Inheritance carriers

P763. Data’s android daughter*

P764. “Jerry, my face is my livelihood, my allure…my twinkle! Everything I have I owe to this face,” e.g.*

P766. Navigation hazard

P767. Greenhorn (var.)

P768. Pave over

P769. DA’s assignment

P770. Caboose

P771. Pile-driver head

P772. Emphatic yes

P775. Texas town that shifted the gun debate

P777. Author Harper once Katarina of Katarina and the Waves

P779. Place to keep socks or administrators

P780. ___ Day, Jan. celebration

P781. Test figure between 120 and 180

P783. Classic text

P784. Gets off the point

P791. Propels a javelin

P796. Australia’s national gemstones

P801. Second and last word of John 11:35

P805. Toronto TV station*

P808. Accountants, at tax time

P809. Consistent payments

P811. Religious branch

P812. Homer’s son

P813. Discriminatory leader?*

P814. Compass pt.*

P815. Current issue (abbr.)

P817. Old lenses ___ frames

P818. Rail-car employee

P819. “Yi-i-ikes!”

P822. “It’s all over for me!”

P824. Paper OED units (abbr.)

P825. Vienna transport

P826. Like most tests scored 100

P828. California/Arizona border town

P829. Saturated

P830. Map’s scale, e.g.

P831. Sharp bark

P832. Words cried before “No hands!”

P836. “Ha! I stole it!”

P837. Sir’s analog*

P838. D’back, for one

P839. Era of mass production

P842. It’ll rock your world

P844. Nondiscrimination hiring letters*

P846. “Tell me more, dear”

P848. The Food Network’s ___ Can Cook

P849. It’s sometimes served

P850. Uncreatively similar

P851. Most okay with whatever

P852. Chem. or phys.

P853. Calypso derivative

P854. Benny & ___

P855. Czechs and Bulgarians

P856. “Power” rapper

P857. Down at the diner?

P858. Unobstructed touchability

P860. Don’t drink it in Tijuana

P861. Something thrilling to see

P865. It’s proportional to the cube of the outermost electrons’ radius

P868. Chocolate-covered caramel candies

P869. Convincing sale word

P870. Name-inheritors, sometimes

P871. Car brand since 1982 that’s widened into a sedan

P873. Noise maker in 1975

P875. Ramallah-based org.

P876. Dietary amts. once on vitamin bottles

P877. In a judicious manner

P878. Gloater’s exclamation*

P879. Little refreshers

P881. Breakfast sometimes garnished with caviar

P882. Genre that gets people fired up

P883. Delta, for one (abbr.)

P884. Drug manufacturers’ liaisons

P886. Give a break from the game

P888. Lower layer of Earth’s crust

P890. Inanimate

P893. Complement on a diamond?

P894. X-rays are measured in them

P895. One of the Ursas

P896. Elder’s assistant

P897. Return of the Jedi casualty

P898. Clear record holder

P899. Firebird’s feature

P900. Temptation said to be in one’s heart but really in other organs

P901. Indian weights

P903. Has no time to dawdle

P905. Meat tenderizer

P907. “There’s a little rain”

P910. Fastidious dresser

P912. Edible pomegranate parts

P913. Bottom lines

P915. Destination of a simple itinerary

P917. Cheers accountant

P919. Frequent Bart Simpson antic

P922. Compose together

P924. Changes to one’s life, e.g.

P926. eBay rival

P927. Backs off

P928. More substantial

P930. Pierre’s yesterday

P931. Meds for bleeding and not places where diggers might find Pepsis

P932. Where Chapter Two begins in many paperbacks

P933. Up to speed about

P934. “To ___ phrase…”

P935. McCartney hit about his relatives

P939. Elizabeth of Marvel movies

P941. Power source for early locomotives

P943. Give a thumpin’

P945. Inattentive, metaphorically

P947. Insect in transition

P949. When Odin killed him, it created the earth

P950. What one can be knocked or thrown for

P952. Take possession of

P953. Balancing devices, for short

P954. “Descendants of,” less literally translated

P955. “Lesser doxology” (hymn meaning “Praise the Father”)

P957. Blows off steam

P960. Frasier’s portrayer

P962. 9 AM service

P963. Woman in a habit*

P964. Decide what to call an Eternian superhero (and clearly don’t put a lot of thought into it)*

P966. Paranoid city dweller’s item

P967. Bottled water or tea

P968. Trench-digger or energy-drainer

P970. Nokia’s Finnish HQ

P972. “If I asked for ___ of coffee, someone would search for the double meaning” (Mae West)

P974. Learn in passing

P976. Prefix with meter

P978. Casino fuel

P980. Spanish “small plates”

P982. It’s often blocked

P983. Make very slow progress

P984. It’s mostly talc

P986. New Haven haven

P987. Blew hot air

P990. Variant kind of ponytail

P993. Variation on the sixth note

P994. Gov’t lawyer executing another’s wishes

P995. Radar-invisibility

P998. “Yeah, I’ll get in on that action!”

P1000. “Don’t stop now!”

P1001. Massless subatomic particle believed to bind quarks together

P1002. Ruthless

P1003. Gift of ___

P1004. Toothpicked

P1006. Kept for later

P1008. Black Power’s Brown now known as Jamil Al-Amin

P1010. Nonsensical writings

P1012. Increase, as prices

P1014. Lt.-to-be’s program

P1016. Greeting in Indiana Jones movies

P1017. Briefcase alternative

P1019. Jobs and Gates, once

P1020. Kauaʻi ʻōʻō

P1021. Use a rubber

P1022. “___ sow, so shall…”

P1023. Shoot forth

P1024. Street-corner shout

P1025. Berry Gordy’s hit factory

P1026. Household head, perhaps

P1027. “___ Only Just Begun”

P1028. “Now ___ seen it all”

P1029. Hero who designed his own wheelchair

P1031. Liquid-___

P1032. “That ___ not fair!”

P1033. Letters seen near a tilde

P1034. Verb associated with mileage

P1036. Shows generosity

P1038. Med. library books

P1040. Bumbling bobby

P1042. Deanna who counseled Data

P1044. Embarrassingly one-sided victory

P1046. Low-blow weapon

P1048. Some peaceful demonstrations

P1049. Nursery program, briefly

P1050. Sched. feature

P1051. Heady brews

P1052. Informal carriers

P1054. Blue day (abbr.)

P1055. At a central point

P1056. Arctic outerwear

P1057. Milk overseas

P1058. Storage unit

P1060. ___ Timberlane (Lewis novel)

P1061. Go ___ (decline)*

P1062. Welcome, in a phrase

P1063. Houston hrs.

P1064. Prairie homes with flaps

P1067. Peremptory orders

P1069. Tag word

P1071. Robbed at gunpoint

P1073. Soil deposit

P1075. “Interviewer” who last appeared at the 2016 Academy Awards

P1077. Drink from a bag?

P1078. Words from a glass elevator?

P1079. August 1 babies

P1080. Party offerings

P1081. Major search engine prone to government censorship

P1082. What a suspicious sleeper may open

P1083. Get ready so one can

P1085. Bile sources

P1086. AL West team, on scoreboards

P1087. Lady from Lisbon

P1088. Get excited over?

P1090. Actor Herbert in Pink Panther films

P1091. “Things are different than they were in peacetime”

P1095. “Spring ___ the air”

P1097. Done dozing

P1099. Spout on July 4

P1101. Paint thinner, for short

P1103. “It is better to ___ own duty, however defective it may be, than to follow the duty of another…” (Lao Tzu)

P1105. Exchange, as lunches

P1107. ___-Caps (cinema candy)

P1108. Almost all the Friends ones’ titles begin “The One…”

P1109. New faces on bases

P1111. The Edge’s bandmate

P1112. Local disaster response unit

P1113. “___ a fool not to!”

P1115. Charge for services

P1116. Hot beverage server

P1117. Bobsled run surface

P1118. “___ I Kissed You” (Everly Brothers hit)

P1119. Centennial silver dollars and state quarters, e.g.

P1121. Pod holder

P1122. Look ___ horse in the mouth: question good fortune

P1125. Mandela’s native tongue

P1126. Start illegally

P1127. Anti-procrastination mantra

P1135. Onsets of alien weather*

P1137. Sad fact that isolated Ben-Hur’s family until the movie’s end*

P1140. Newsletter and site that report misleading campaigns

P1144. Mystery writer Dine

P1148. Rescheduled

P1150. HS proficiency test

P1151. Microsoft browser

P1152. Massey of old films

P1153. “Did ___ anything?”

P1154. Neiman Marcus competitor

P1155. South or cat’s ___

P1156. Worrywart

P1157. Converse converse sides

P1158. “The Waste Land” writer

P1159. Ouchiness

P1160. Not at all rough with

P1161. Object that inspires many street names

P1162. “Let’s get crackin’!”

P1163. Museum material

P1166. Alec Baldwin role ___ Baby

P1167. Tablet available in Air and Pro models

P1169. Put in the “circular file”

P1170. Stefan and Damon are her Jacob and Edward

P1173. Fuji remnant

P1175. Prefix for terrorist or tourist

P1176. Supplemented with flow, as power

P1177. Backup for Dick Tracy

P1179. Name for a pooch

P1180. Like a truck climbing a steep hill

P1181. Ceremonial serving tray on wheels

P1182. Tree farm plantings

P1183. Do-___: moolah

P1184. Anna Karenina author

P1186. Closing device

P1188. They include a Best Play category

P1190. Brussels subway destination

P1192. Giraffe voiced by David Schwimmer in Madagascar

P1194. Arc intersection

P1196. Lower-class, in London

P1197. His worship spread to Libya and Nubia

P1198. Harness gait

P1199. "The films ___ first-rate cast" (four-___-plus review)

P1200. Mob follower?

P1201. Brought up

P1202. Bk.

P1203. Cutter cousin

P1204. Hite of sexuality

P1206. Handles online

P1208. Starch plant

P1209. Pulled ahead*

P1211. Natural history museum exhibit, informally

P1212. Singer Boyle

P1213. “At ___ rate…”

P1214. “___ bleeds...” (journalistic rule)

P1216. Spring beauty

P1218. Animal with a long snout

P1220. 2016 animated film ___ and the Two Strings

P1222. Vessel used in varnish making.

P1224. It may be related to you

P1226. What “-” means in a search query

P1227. Greek island near Paros

P1228. “Aaaa! It wasn’t a rock; it was a HIVE!”

P1229. Rack’s companion

P1230. Unenforceable

P1232. Enters quickly

P1233. Single-episode role

P1235. Debunking site of note

P1236. Steady Eddie of pitching fame

P1237. Like typhoid bacteria, often

P1239. Sign a new contract

P1240. Hushed up

P1242. Three-line poems

P1244. Cubes in a bowl

P1246. Fasten a tent again

P1248. Gladys Knight’s companions

P1250. Letterman list, e.g.

P1252. Exercise that gets the heart pumping

P1254. Disbeliever in Allah

P1255. Be in limbo

P1256. Hunter’s support

P1257. Socialist named after his own “bro”-like interjections

P1258. Sinking sailor’s salvation

P1259. Missouri city where Eminem was born, commonly

P1260. GPs’ gp.*

P1261. Wi-___ (connection aids)

P1262. Put a lit match onto wood, for instance

P1266. Floppy-___ puppies

P1267. Points that put a game out of balance

P1268. Feeling picked up from one’s surroundings

P1269. ___ omission: failure to record a transaction

P1273. Bluster

P1276. Year of the Chinese crossbow ban

P1278. Old plume source

P1280. ___ Gyra (jazz group)

P1282. Scorch on the grill

P1284. Caused a real mess

P1286. “___, we various passions find…” (Pope

P1287. “Was ___ inside job?”

P1288. Not well grounded

P1289. A week of dusks*

P1291. Knew somebody

P1292. Bygone Mideast bloc

P1293. ___ Swifty (bit of wordplay)

P1294. Really REALLY quiet, in notation*

P1298. West Indies natives

P1299. Senior Smurf

P1300. One might feed you a line at the hospital

P1301. Cribs at the foot of a parent’s bed, say

P1303. 2015 Literature Nobelist Alexievich

P1304. Reveals itself

P1306. Water-polo team

P1308. Palm trees

P1310. LPGA seasons, more or less

P1312. Stalagmite starter

P1314. Sudden revelations

P1316. Go for a swim on a whim

P1318. Antares or Proxima Centauri

P1319. Legal thing?

P1320. ___ over (act superior)

P1321. Naked ___ jaybird*

P1324. Edinburgh ankle-biter

P1326. Amino-acid ending

P1327. Name of Tennessee’s streetcar

P1328. Borrow ___ from: use for inspiration

P1329. Phrase said with a sigh

P1330. Things that often knock

P1331. Cries at revelations

P1332. Spots for stethoscopes

P1333. Checks in on

P1334. Mel C’s other name (for her tomboyish look)

P1336. Warm-up singing, in a way

P1338. “___ say it?”

P1340. Design notes

P1342. Cards’ tend to range between 10-25%

P1344. Sent thence

P1345. Voguish

P1346. Certain military hazards, for short

P1347. Laceration

P1348. Sundown, informally

P1350. It separates countries

P1351. Key of Mahler’s 1^st

P1352. Some PC keys

P1353. With the pixels beaten off

P1354. NSC’s advisor

P1355. Outlet for une riviere

P1356. Dip ___ in the water

P1357. Turku people

P1358. Fable’s ending

P1359. Sideways

P1360. Tries to provoke

P1361. “I don’t make ___ rules!”

P1362. Long-running Today weather anchor who just became a granddad

P1364. Be a fashion icon

P1367. Switch catalogue

P1369. Laptop weight

P1371. Lukas of Midnight on the Switchgrass

P1372. Neural transmitter

P1373. Chip accompaniment

P1374. Bear, in Baleares*

P1375. Jeremy of Tag*

P1376. Threes, in cards lingo

P1377. Coy ending?

P1378. Name that means “born again”

P1379. Emergency vehicle

P1382. Beseeches, in a way

P1385. David who sang “Space Oddity”

P1386. Moms who rule?

P1388. Game craze of the late 1980s and ‘90s

P1389. Chinese philosophy

P1390. It looks like a three-dimensional pixelation

P1392. They measure speed and direction of heat loss or gain

P1395. It’s not a pretty picture

P1397. Exhale in a stream

P1398. Legislation under which private sector inquiries lead to declassification of govt. docs.

P1399. Gossip Girl’s Gevinson

P1401. Borrower’s opposite, in a Hamlet speech

P1402. Claims on property

P1403. Benz finish*

P1404. Saint Stephen was one

P1405. So overly “proper” that it’s improper

P1406. Half a paper bundle

P1407. Performance-based advancements

P1409. Scout’s pledge word

P1410. Raving sort

P1411. László and Rubik

P1413. Followers’ endings

P1414. Explains

P1415. Gazelles, elands, and impalas

P1416. Source of campaign financing

P1417. Immune system defenders

P1419. Certain rural godling

P1420. ___ pack (useful item, but give women pockets already)

P1421. Flood source?

P1423. Plumlike fruit

P1424. Clooney Oscar film

P1426. Available to the public

P1427. Hoist into the air

P1430. They’re collected to benefit the homeless in winter

P1431. Change

P1432. Comic and Google follower

P1433. Unrequired oath

P1436. Tubman and Nelson

P1437. Lack of pity

P1438. TV show about police: 197374

P1439. Sperm whale

P1442. Pioneering puppeteer Tony

P1443. Ethiopian slave-princess

P1444. Grapelike superfood

P1446. ___ Sea (arm of the Mediterranean)

P1447. Toasting words

P1448. “Oh, blooming hell!”

P1452. “Over here!”

P1456. Basically figures out

P1457. Petco Park ballplayer

P1458. Knighted Canadian physician William

P1459. Word with “fire” or “white”

P1460. Kiln operators

P1461. Bread for a ham sandwich, perhaps

P1462. Ubangi River tributary

P1463. Where some washers are kept

P1466. “Go cry, losers” in online chat (because the letters resemble crying eyes)*

P1467. Sausage served with kraut

P1468. Minstrel’s ballad

P1469. Majestic and commanding

P1470. Blue period painter

P1471. Mu ___ pork

P1472. Sophie Taeuber-___ (Dadaist married to the artist who usually gets this clue)

P1473. Player’s outfit, informally

P1474. “Now I understand!”

P1475. Wallace or Kedrova

P1476. Zeroed in

P1477. Inquisitor de Torquemada

P1478. Dominic ___, director of Gone in 60 Seconds

P1479. Words with “and the same”

P1480. With the slightest verbal command

P1482. Pizzeria of film

P1486. Flintstones frames

P1490. TV friend of Gabrielle

P1494. New Orleans hoopla word

P1499. Main releases on a record

P1505. What Gollum calls the Ring in The Lord of the Rings

P1506. Square dance partners

P1507. Poison, usually metaphorically

P1508. Roman alternative (abbr.)

P1510. Having bristles

P1511. “___ be of service?”

P1512. Benign bump

P1513. Italian beer brand

P1515. “Okay” from Tom Sawyer

P1516. Plant ___: have a good Arbor Day

P1518. Computer decoration that looks cool?

P1520. “Not if you paid me”*

P1521. Flat-package furniture stores

P1522. One that goes marching in, in song

P1523. Put two and two together

P1524. Bard’s time of day

P1525. Equally rotund

P1526. Accumulation

P1527. Tina’s 30 Rock foil

P1528. Word found in science fiction and real estate

P1529. Shipmate of Capt. Kirk and Mr. Spock

P1530. Duplicated mockingly

P1531. Sofer of soaps

P1532. How one might feel after being taken for a ride

P1533. Santo Domingo domiciles

P1534. Miss Saigon setting, briefly

P1535. Starlet with sex appeal

P1536. Veal ___ buco*

P1537. Agonize

P1538. “___ Miss Clawdy” (#1 R&B hit of 1952)

P1539. It comes after a “long time”

P1540. One who catches

P1541. “These lunch liaisons are really taking it out of me”*

P1543. Audiophile’s wish*

P1545. Napoleon’s epitaph*

P1549. Debauched, boozy evenings*

P1552. Twentysomething housecats*

P1555. Topper that Paul Gauguin painted himself in, after his trip to the islands*

P1557. Made it clear that the dinner couldn’t end with the main course*

P1560. Fillable flatbreads

P1561. Crude fleet

P1562. Like almost immediately

P1563. Not dull

P1564. Big cat hybrid

P1565. ___trump: bridge bid*

P1566. Subject to double jeopardy

P1567. Abbreviated sizes*

P1568. Wax manufacturer

P1569. Okla., once

P1570. Typical postcard attractions

P1571. Chomsky of linguistic theory

P1573. “___ It That Way” (Backstreet Boys)

P1574. Inseparably

P1575. Hairy bunch

P1577. Airborne pests

P1578. It might produce a run

P1579. Alternating current carriers

P1580. Vox ___ (prevailing opinion)

P1581. Kept in view

P1582. How seafood is shipped

P1583. “You watch most kids; if they don’t have ___, they’ll pick up a stick and make ___ out of it” (Clint Eastwood)

P1584. Parakeet’s cry

P1585. Gamer’s “self-image,” for short

P1586. Ready for

P1587. Calm, cool and collected

P1590. Slippery one

P1591. Older maternal types

P1592. Noted philanthropist*

P1593. Parts of military positions

P1595. Sorely regrets

P1597. Celtic tongue of old

P1598. Move smoothly

P1599. Tolkien dragon

P1600. Turner who sang “What’s Love Got to Do With It”

P1601. Carpentry is one

P1602. Expressions of disdain

P1603. Admiral of World War I

P1604. “…crimson or cherry are very cheerful and youthful. There is certainly ___ for everyone” (Christian Dior)

P1605. Goes a-wooing

P1606. Airstream owner

P1607. Survivor of the Bounty

P1608. Arc on a music score

P1609. Enters unnoticed

P1611. Went ballistic

P1612. Looking left and right, say

P1613. Groove for a sliding door

P1614. Responsible citizen, in November

P1615. Recognized in the stream of

P1616. Financial org. that initially included Belgium and West Germany

P1617. “Oooooh!”*

P1618. Logic gates meaning “no to A, also no to B”

P1619. Hazard, in a way

P1620. Purina sub-brand

P1621. Like some microbrews

P1622. Ring used in a horseshoe-like game

P1623. Get snotty

P1625. ___ Tzu (dog)

P1626. Usually fairly priced

P1627. Midmorning time

P1628. Former Geo models

P1629. Garden store purchase

P1630. Entries in observatory logs

P1631. Sadie Hawkins creator

P1632. Everybody hates him, according to NBC (and Will Smith)

P1633. Good Eats host Brown

P1634. Stringy

P1635. “Who’d-a thunk?”

P1636. Made corvine sounds

P1637. Breakfast times for Burns

P1638. Dopapod album, or put out chronal energy?*

P1640. Language finish*

P1641. Up-to-date speed detector

P1642. Wire thickness units

P1643. Guitarist J.J. and producer Boyer

P1644. “Cheers” in Chihuahua

P1645. Show on an island

P1646. Indicate indirectly

P1647. Space for the spine

P1650. From the Italian, “under” notes seen in some stage directions*

P1651. Antitank weapons, for short

P1652. In trig, the reciprocal of sin

P1653. They often elicit groans

P1654. Taro-root food

P1655. Strong strings

P1656. “No mortal could ___ with Zeus” (Homer)

P1657. Former first name in coaching*

P1658. Melamine sponge

P1660. Start of Lhamo Thondup’s title

P1661. Screen org.?

P1662. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang creator Fleming

P1663. Eeyore call

P1665. Dominant U.S. locomotives until WWII

P1666. Goose liver spread

P1667. Informal farewells

P1668. “___ pray” (pastor’s words)

P1669. Resolved

P1670. Gutsy?

P1671. Charter OAS member

P1672. Where a coffin rests in state

P1673. ___ she (they, more quaintly and reductively)

P1674. “Keep partying!” or Buddy Holly song

P1675. Kind of fall?

P1676. Dynamo part*

P1677. Vatican election of 2005

P1678. Kardashians or Waltons

P1679. Langston Hughes poem with the lines “Besides, / they’ll see how beautiful I am / and be ashamed”

P1680. Black, in heraldry

P1684. Starts without a key, say

P1686. Hulu, e.g.

P1687. Great quintet

P1688. Shout, “YOU NEED TO LEARN HOW THIS GAME WORKS, IDIOT!!”?*

P1690. Bed designed to keep the warmth in

P1692. Flickr files

P1693. Popular misconceptions

P1694. Air-to-ground troops, for short

P1695. Feminine suffix*

P1696. Until now

P1697. Sexual Honesty, by Women, for Women author Shere

P1698. Vestments worn to some parties

P1699. Breakthroughs in therapy, say

P1701. “Getting close”

P1702. Hugs and kisses, in letters*

P1703. Swerves, at sea

P1704. □

P1705. Janitor’s closet item

P1709. Winker

P1710. Got together again with

P1711. Vitellius succeeded him

P1712. Made equal

P1714. Class for many int’l students

P1715. Brunch vessel

P1716. Sots’ spots

P1717. Dog : canis :: bear : ___

P1718. Little explosions

P1719. Pounds on an Underwood

P1720. Pursuer of snakelike fish

P1721. Gets old

P1722. “No need for a plumber” speaker

P1723. Tail movements

P1724. Bones who provided the character model for Gaston

P1725. Lagging lagomorph of fable

P1727. Moody’s-approved

P1728. Suffix seen in a lot of 2000s websites*

P1729. Manchurian Incident site

P1731. What scripts are written for

P1732. “Piece of the Rock” insurance company, familiarly

P1733. Jim Bakker’s club letters

P1734. “...face that would ___ clock”

P1735. “Faster ___ speeding bullet”

P1737. “Given the circumstances...”

P1739. Goddess watching over Xanthippe

P1740. Grants, as to a plaintiff

P1741. Made to feel like an outsider

P1743. Catastrophic

P1745. Wins at cards, perhaps

P1746. Hobbes was one, and NOT a stuffed toy. In this essay I will…

P1747. “Am I doing all right? Well ___ be expected”

P1748. Dumb as ___ of hammers

P1749. Chicago or Boston shout

P1750. Sushi-bar soup

P1751. Skinny as ___

P1752. “Am ___ brother’s keeper?”

P1753. “Hava ___” (traditional Jewish song)

P1754. ___ Dalmatians*

P1755. Peep shows

P1756. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc. (abbr.)

P1757. Arctic newborns

P1759. Micromanage

P1760. Caravan stopping points

P1761. “Two thumbs up, and yet more evidence that liberals are funnier than conservatives”*

P1765. Given a demotion*

P1767. What to say when people propose tau to measure circles?*

P1769. “We shoulda had President Gore, mac”?*

P1772. Instruction when moving a sofa*

P1775. “My butt medication’s gotten gross, gotta deal with that”*

P1780. Trust in

P1783. 15%, often

P1784. Abbr. on a windshield wiper control stick

P1785. “Said I Loved You…But I Lied” singer

P1786. Bhagavad-___ (Sanskrit text)

P1787. Rewards for putting money into businesses, for short

P1788. Stick alternative

P1789. Native of Canada’s capital

P1791. Atoll in French Polynesia

P1792. ___ -Saxon

P1794. Like black olives

P1795. About a drop*

P1796. Llama habitat

P1797. ___ of (in a way)

P1798. Prime minister Giuseppe

P1799. “I saw ___ kissing Kate...” (tongue twister)

P1800. “E lucevan le stelle” opera

P1801. Indication of tire trouble*

P1802. False appearance

P1803. They’re not repeated

P1804. Cause célèbre, nom de plume, or in silico, linguistically

P1806. Butterfly or moth

P1809. ___ Witch Way

P1811. “Have it your way, then”

P1812. Job created by the spread of the telephone

P1814. Doesn’t agree to

P1815. Rocky crag

P1816. Goth-looking, in a way

P1817. The ___ Altarpiece (Jan van Eyck)

P1818. Monotone lecturer, e.g.

P1819. Big biceps, slangily

P1820. First name in the 1976 Olympics

P1821. Random shot

P1822. “…and to ___ good night!”*

P1823. Forehead concealer

P1824. Black cuckoo kin

P1825. FDR’s pre-Pres. Title

P1826. Blunted blades

P1828. Norman of the Clinton and Bush cabinets

P1829. Pieces of meat

P1830. They vote with their dollars in favor of recyclable packaging

P1832. Get chummy

P1833. Refill, as a coffee mug

P1834. Flap one’s gums

P1835. Spayed or neutered

P1836. Indian fan

P1837. Damon Wayans movie

P1839. Adversaries

P1840. It flows SSW into the Rhone

P1842. Black Panther villain Killmonger

P1843. Kind of duty*

P1844. Seven-faced film character

P1845. Response to a funny tweet

P1846. Post-lecture back and forth

P1847. Once, once upon a time

P1848. Donegal river

P1849. ___ and the Real Girl

P1850. Castor’s place

P1851. Governator Schwarzenegger

P1852. Tibia’s neighbor

P1854. Special filet

P1856. One of its sub-labels was Virgin Records

P1857. Part of KPH

P1858. Began to like

P1860. “Make water”

P1861. “I hesitate to suggest this alternative, but…”

P1862. Ballistics test units (abbr.)

P1863. Milk, to Malle

P1864. ___ down (soft-pedaled)

P1865. Lobster cage

P1866. What the buffalo do, in song

P1867. Thirsts (for)

P1868. Compelling itch

P1869. “Isn’t ___ little old for her?”

P1870. Untrusting

P1872. Town with a tilting tower

P1873. Withdraw (from)

P1875. Corn, wheat, barley, or rye, e.g.

P1880. Football tactics involving throws

P1888. Decides one will

P1889. Always, in some mottos

P1893. Scented oil

P1896. Name of a gap between continents

P1897. Moving theatrical production?

P1899. Impose some order on others’ behavior

P1901. [You can’t mean that!]

P1902. Alphabetically last Arab League nation

P1903. Guiding set of principles

P1904. Deck on the stern superstructure of a ship*

P1905. Long form of V*

P1906. Logician’s conjunction

P1907. Chickens’ home

P1908. Throw as far and fast as one can

P1909. Surface for sawing

P1912. Cinema counter fixture

P1914. Viewers

P1915. Pound to a pulp

P1916. Come to the fore

P1917. COO to the captain’s CEO

P1919. Tom’s costar in You’ve Got Mail

P1920. Avocat’s concern

P1921. “Just ___ boy, born and raised in South Detroit”

P1923. Surfed or boogie boarded

P1925. Sacred Hindu text

P1926. Little ham?

P1927. Felled in a way

P1928. Be straight*

P1929. Lines to rotate around

P1930. Small warbler*

P1931. Goes from better to worse

P1933. Castoff

P1934. Kiowa-Tanoans and Zuni

P1936. Not victimless

P1939. Much-missed Reagle

P1940. Loyalists of ‘76

P1941. Overindulge

P1942. Stressful type (abbr.)?

P1943. Flat

P1946. About to drift off

P1947. Wide Sargasso Sea author

P1948. Solver’s help

P1949. Sudden, violent activity, feeling, etc.

P1950. Make cake

P1951. Item worn by Jamie Hyneman

P1952. Tune that’s sometimes sung, “The day is done. Gone the sun, from the hills, from the lakes, from the sky…all is well…safely rest…God is nigh”

P1953. “Is that a ___?”

P1954. Brazil map word

P1955. Fine, unwrinkled silk

P1957. College building dedicatees, no matter how ridiculously hard to pronounce their names are (ah, “Taliaferro Hall,” I remember you well)

P1959. “NonononoWAIT!”

P1962. Arcade disk

P1963. Some elimination rounds

P1964. Frolicking

P1967. Helena’s time, for short

P1968. “Don’t laugh ___ judge others”

P1969. Pee Wee’s Playhouse mail lady

P1970. Degrades

P1971. De___ (sic) County, Fla.

P1972. River originating in the Alps

P1974. Baffled exclamations

P1975. “___ second!”

P1976. Diarist with a palindromic last name

P1977. Patron of Alice

P1978. Kind host: “Would you like water ___?” Me, the unworthy guest: All too often, I can’t tell the difference.

P1979. Party-planning Real Housewife Manzo

P1980. Distinguished Indian’s title

P1981. Making the Band band that was, aptly, from Orlando

P1983. Meanings expressed by morphemes*

P1984. Says another way

P1987. Economize

P1991. Gaming console before the N64

P1993. Get saggy

P1995. Will-wisp tie

P1996. Orate senselessly

P1998. Operatic clip [not a perfect palindrome: if you added an “a” near the end to perfect it, it would be “Great operatic solo”]

P2001. “Church scares us”?*

P2004. Beer fit for a king*

P2006. “Everybody hated Edith, the demon yours truly brought to town”*

P2013. “My Sharona” genre

P2016. Sunscreen meas.

P2018. Goes over

P2021. Triumph toothbrush maker

P2023. “Ding dang it all to heck!”

P2025. Forerunner

P2029. “Plexus” preceder

P2030. Some G Series TVs

P2031. Abbr. often used by the self-employed

P2032. Teutonic, for short

P2033. Deli sandwiches

P2036. Attempts to contact

P2037. Like most movies

P2038. Piece par Villon

P2039. Jeweler’s measurement

P2040. “How did ___ thing like that happen?”

P2041. Prefix for sexual or god

P2042. Member of Judah’s tribe

P2043. “Well, absolutely!”

P2044. Heart meds

P2049. Letters in a financial report

P2051. Couples

P2053. Function sometimes hidden in the number “7”

P2055. In shreds

P2057. Ruins with 200 pyramids

P2058. Aunts of Antofagasta

P2059. Committee ___

P2062. Wacky morning radio team

P2064. “Res ___ loquitur”

P2065. Bull Ball

P2066. Expressed mutual admiration, in a way

P2068. Zulu king

P2069. Park a boat

P2070. ___ quam videri (North Carolina state motto)*

P2071. D.C. area, relative to most of the U.S.

P2072. Donkey of Shrek, in more ways than one

P2073. Paper towel thickness unit

P2074. Renoir showing lovers walking through greenery

P2079. Previously published or broadcast

P2081. Strip of fabric that holds a belt

P2083. OutKast and Mobb Deep

P2086. Scornfully self-satisfied

P2088. Have trouble with “this system”?

P2090. Smirky snark

P2091. Trade-in, often

P2094. Creates detente

P2095. Instrumental tune that plays like a song

P2096. 1971 cult classic with a May-December pairing

P2099. With “the,” TV and online news source*

P2100. Things that are custom made?

P2101. Williams College athletes

P2105. Account-to-account transfers of late-life funds

P2108. Trap for a long fish

P2110. Subj. written about by Tom Brokaw

P2112. Book of hymns

P2114. It may be reserved with a view of the clouds

P2117. Put money

P2118. Ochoa who won the 2007 Women’s British Open

P2119. “There oughta be ___!”

P2120. Mid-crisis hires

P2122. Cats and Starlight Express director Trevor

P2123. Come to an end

P2124. Relief in trying times

P2125. Oversupply, as a market

P2128. Triages, e.g.

P2133. Soldier’s togs

P2138. Secure into place, as when dressing

P2142. Full of froth

P2147. Am, as you view me

P2154. Anti-pigskin shield

P2156. GPS technology, for short

P2158. Home of Katmandu

P2160. After-tax income

P2162. Spring school dance

P2163. Gp. protested in Seattle

P2164. Where Tel Aviv is (abbr.)

P2165. Enforce equality in?

P2166. Rotation measure, for short

P2167. Scull crewman

P2168. Academic record, in brief

P2169. World War I flying ace’s plane, in Snoopy’s flight of fancy

P2171. Startup fuel

P2173. Mahvelous

P2174. Member of an Eastern church

P2175. DC-coupled part in many electronic devices

P2176. Miracle Mets member Tommie

P2177. Inexpensive vodka

P2178. Popeye’s father

P2179. “Didn’t mean to do THAT, ha ha”

P2183. Bicycle mishap

P2185. Repetitive British farewell*

P2187. More burned-up

P2189. Plays matchmaker to

P2191. Mild quarrel

P2193. Ciudad Juárez’s Texas neighbor

P2195. Get ready for Judgment Day

P2196. “Much appreciated”

P2199. “Tu-whit, tu-___!”

P2202. Give to one’s heirs

P2203. Aimed too high?

P2204. ___ out: wait for the aftermath

P2205. Cigarette filter targets

P2206. Jolt of energy

P2208. Art and ideas rooted in the present day

P2210. Unconvincing, as an excuse

P2211. Wind around

P2213. Close, as a jacket

P2215. Suffix with valid

P2217. It makes felines go nuts

P2219. Uncovered

P2221. Acted as an agent, informally

P2223. Magazin article

P2224. With eagerness

P2225. The Boys’ Cash*

P2226. Heroic poet of Gaelic legend

P2227. Entwine

P2228. Humphrey or Mondale

P2230. Ambrosian Library setting

P2231. Singer with the 2017 #1 album Melodrama

P2232. Widespread

P2233. Like Medusa’s hair

P2235. Fundraiser bag

P2236. Ancient rock city of Jordan

P2238. Really big shoe designation*

P2239. Its website shows you how to file discrimination charges

P2241. Titular professor in a Nabokov novel

P2243. Nabisco wafer brand

P2245. Accompanied on arrival

P2247. Came down and spoiled the picnic

P2249. Easy-to-park cars

P2251. Conical homes (var.)

P2253. Dice-game accessory

P2255. “I’m dying ___ it!”

P2256. "Search me!"

P2260. Hat for a sahib

P2263. Observer of Earth’s magnetosphere in early space exploration*

P2264. Gymnastic revolutions

P2266. Like a cereal grass

P2267. Quantifiable slowdown

P2269. Like some sham “democracies”

P2271. Win without losing

P2273. Keen desires

P2275. Uses as a warehouse

P2277. Spectral type in the sky

P2279. Acad. values

P2281. Mall frequenters

P2283. Reason your employer doesn’t need to know about last year’s cancer scare

P2285. Top removed before signing

P2287. ___ a Woman? (Sojourner Truth)

P2289. Immersed briefly

P2291. Sunroof, for instance

P2293. Man of title

P2294. Braves’ field

P2295. Dangerous kind of wedding?

P2297. Film shoot

P2298. Creature Richard III offered his kingdom for

P2299. “___ take arms against…” (Hamlet)

P2300. Of somatic tissue

P2301. Personal computer brand

P2302. Pioneer house material

P2303. Color and direction for an arrow that might show an alarming increase

P2305. Be taught

P2307. Blackberries and Palm Pilots, e.g.

P2309. Just gets (by)

P2310. Kangaroo carrier

P2312. Points at dinner

P2314. In a ___ (out of sorts)

P2316. How does he eat all those cookies in one night, anyway?

P2318. Cereal with a propeller-headed mascot

P2320. Repair, as bootees

P2322. Partying more than any party should party

P2324. Eschew the microwave

P2326. Practiced swimming, perhaps

P2328. Church official’s vesture

P2329. Cooking fluid source

P2330. Narc’s seizure

P2331. Work in unison

P2332. Logical operators

P2333. Fixate (on)

P2334. Camping accessories

P2338. “An ___ shorter than an em”

P2340. Manuscript encs.

P2342. Meeting to discuss a transition, perhaps

P2344. Pts. of Chicago residences

P2346. No-name?

P2349. Informal goodbyes

P2351. Name shared by two racing Luyendyks

P2353. “His eye ___ every precious thing” (Job 28:10)

P2355. Actress Jo Ann

P2357. Equalizer Washington also seen in Fences

P2359. Country highways

P2361. Bahá’í equivalent of Buddha or Mohammed

P2363. Hebrides refusal

P2364. Batter in a poem about overconfidence

P2366. JFK’s UN rep

P2367. On a lower floor

P2369. It sells female Road Runner costumes

P2370. Made of gold, in Madrid

P2371. Al or Peg in a 1990s sitcom

P2372. Avian sound

P2373. Political reformer Low and others

P2375. Hairy Himalayan humanoids

P2377. “This is one time I *want* you to bark, Buddy”

P2379. Hollywood Boulevard high spot

P2381. Lean-___ (simple huts)

P2382. Parallel Lives, e.g.

P2384. Raise the end of

P2386. “Speaking as a layman…”

P2389. Flavor producer

P2391. Nothing Records co-founder

P2393. Furball that’s young at heart, if not small in size

P2395. Dorm din

P2396. Quaint three-word contraction

P2400. Panels found in Apple laptops

P2401. Fringe star Anna

P2403. He has gold-tipped arrows

P2404. Woman too bold for the speaker’s liking

P2405. Periods of fallout

P2407. Listlessness

P2408. An apple on a computer, for one

P2409. Big name in ergonomic utensils*

P2411. Devoured

P2413. Move among the shadows

P2415. Ward and June’s younger boy

P2417. Little woofer with some wrinkles around his muzzle already

P2421. “Release the Stars” musician Wainwright

P2423. The 12 of the Pac-12 (abbr.)

P2424. Polygamous household group

P2426. Masters strokes

P2428. Knocks firmly on

P2430. Hemorrhoids, more diplomatically

P2432. Weirdly, neither of its A’s stand for “American” or “Awards”

P2434. Australian feminist author

P2435. Killer of many US troops in Iraq (abbr.)

P2436. Cursory examination

P2438. Valletta’s island country

P2439. Getting shared with the world via camera, pre-YouTube

P2440. Sixth sense, so to speak*

P2441. Woman’s name in Genesis or man’s name in comic strips

P2442. Diamond bottom

P2443. Ouster from office

P2447. Moved to a quieter table, say

P2449. Pry about

P2451. 3LW’s “Neva Get ___”

P2453. “___ favor” (please, in Cadiz)

P2454. “The Bells” monogram

P2456. Tiny amount

P2458. Areas for development

P2460. Cut a second time, as a green

P2462. KP item

P2464. Sees with compassion.

P2466. ___-Prayer (faith-based service)

P2468. This Is Us role for Susan Kelechi Watson

P2469. ___ message (made one’s point)

P2470. Reply to “Look at that!”

P2474. Got smarter, in a phrase that implies less pain than the singular

P2477. Atmosphere

P2478. An Olympic swimmer needs a big one

P2480. “Sweet Child of Mine” rocker Rose

P2481. “Oh, fan-friggin’-tastic”

P2484. A statue of him appears in Mystery Incorporated, prompting Fred to say, “Look away, Daphne! We all promised each other that we would never speak of him. Not ever”

P2487. Thanksgiving staple

P2491. “Dear ___ Madam…”

P2493. German leader Helmut

P2495. Popular wedding composition

P2499. “___ the breaks!”

P2501. Went kaput

P2503. Nickname for Dad

P2504. “I’m no chicken!”

P2505. Thirsty dog, say

P2506. Saintly trait

P2507. Movie theater admonitions*

P2508. Parts of some detours

P2510. Indian tribe with kachina dolls

P2511. Some fund-raising orgs.

P2513. Jamaican citrus

P2514. Middle reliever’s inning

P2516. Pelvic floor exercise

P2517. Potentially offensive, for short

P2519. Becomes wearisome

P2520. Company with a bucket list?

P2522. Karel who wrote The War with the Newts

P2524. Robert Browning, for one

P2526. Hinduism’s destroyer

P2527. Contrail contents

P2528. Linda Ronstadt’s insult

P2530. Third-quarter mos.

P2532. Make a goal for

P2534. Northwest France’s city known for woodcuts

P2535. Railroad accommodation

P2537. “We have met the enemy and ___ us”

P2538. Satyrs’ looks

P2539. Change colors again

P2540. Progressive rival

P2544. Use a lever on, as a floorboard

P2546. Easy-to-scam people

P2548. Romance novel awards

P2550. Supergroup that’s taken heavy casualties in Marvel movies with no resurrections afterward

P2552. Apollo’s pop

P2554. Made a volcano sacrifice for, e.g.

P2558. Compote ingredients, perhaps

P2560. NFL Hall-of-Famer Bryce

P2562. Words before bird or plane

P2564. Sell a $20 ticket for $200

P2566. Olympian’s quaff

P2568. Heartburn easer, casually

P2570. Neighbors of Shetland Islanders

P2571. “Just a person trapped inside a woman’s body” comedian Boosler

P2572. Canadian roadside sign

P2575. Infants, in Avila

P2576. 1970 Kinks song still sometimes considered a trans anthem

P2577. Make one get ready to proceed

P2578. Enjoys an e-cig

P2579. Caliph of 634 AD

P2580. Escuchar, involuntariamente

P2581. Twin babies, maybe

P2583. “Talk” at a concert

P2585. Walkers’ woes

P2587. Invite to the loft

P2589. Gaps between neurons

P2591. “You knucklehead” gesture

P2594. Poker-faced

P2596. Jerry Lewis film (with “The”)

P2598. “___ of Homecoming” (U2)

P2600. “Price be damned!”

P2602. Org. with an important abuse hotline

P2604. Receive earnings

P2605. All NBA players

P2606. Member of the local commercial sector

P2608. Game often involving a cart

P2609. Electronic coin counter, e.g.*

P2611. Capricious thoughts

P2612. SAS destination

P2613. Flight formation (abbr.)

P2614. Mo. in 1962 in which JFK gave his “We choose to go to the moon” speech

P2616. Rack parts

P2618. “The Gem State”

P2620. Skunk Pepe

P2622. Short stroke on a golf course

P2623. Admitted guilt concerning

P2626. 2019 Best Actor Rami

P2628. Made presentable

P2631. Early smartphones

P2633. Partisan self-publishers

P2636. Visor features

P2637. Easy ___: no sweat

P2641. Amount in an exhalation

P2642. Girders, often

P2644. Longtime sports commentator Rich

P2645. Jacket style worn by Dr. No

P2646. Keep clear of

P2647. Instruction to a cabbie

P2650. Apple or pear but not banana

P2652. Snailed

P2654. Bruno Mars, voicewise

P2656. Hiker’s supply

P2658. Droid, e.g., for short

P2659. Ndamukong of the NFL

P2661. Asian teachers

P2663. Not all heroes wear capes, but this Avenger does

P2664. Provincial

P2666. Tail, perhaps

P2668. Imitate

P2669. Large-minded

P2671. Portrayer of Carmela and Jackie

P2672. “Zuck,” to Facebook

P2673. “But it is not this day! This day, we fight!” speaker

P2674. R-rated sight*

P2675. Words on an Animal House cake float

P2676. Placed apart

P2677. Severe rap

P2679. Odd feature of the A, B, C, D, F grading system, when you think about it

P2680. Animals that, without their first letter, are a different species that many believe are actually the same species

P2683. Bolted when no one was watching

P2686. Chum in chaps

P2688. Blade in a blunt

P2692. Alarmed cry

P2694. Old alpaca wool gatherer

P2696. Existences, to Sartre

P2698. They’re a lot less frequent in the work-from-home era

P2700. Jet wing warning

P2702. Thurmond who once filibustered for over 24 hours

P2704. Perón called her nation’s “spiritual leader”

P2705. March competitions, for short

P2707. Appreciation

P2708. Pink Bunny

P2709. You are in Mexico?

P2710. Vocal contribution

P2711. Not exactly a happy camper

P2712. “Tender” cut of meat

P2713. Get ready to get ready

P2716. Texter’s valediction

P2718. “___ Jacques”

P2719. Click-and-mortar savings accounts offerer

P2721. I.M. and Mario

P2723. Plays with masks

P2724. “Darn tootin’“

P2726. Not save

P2728. “___ the Last Dance for Me”

P2730. Raised intensity

P2733. Sister’s daughters

P2735. Roller coaster alternative

P2737. Mr. ___ (Fantasy Island host)

P2738. Co. name end

P2739. Detectives connect them

P2740. Sunshade in the outfield

P2742. Watched again

P2743. One may be hatched

P2744. Funnywoman Gasteyer*

P2747. Granola bar morsel

P2748. Secure Internet connection protocol letters

P2749. Despicable one

P2751. Vasectomy sound

P2753. Baroness Valli who acted in more than 100 films

P2755. Setting for landscape photography

P2757. Brandy bottle letters

P2759. Pink, porcine toon of children’s TV

P2763. “Can you find me ___ of scissors?”

P2765. Unsuccessful swing

P2767. Product placement placer

P2768. Makes clog

P2770. Patronize, as an inn

P2772. Bavarian river

P2773. If nothing goes wrong

P2774. “Dies ___” (Lat. hymn)

P2776. Colorful words

P2777. Spanish misses (abbr.)

P2778. Ukraine’s gold medalist Oksana

P2779. Principle of philosophy*

P2780. Get rid of

P2781. Muslim holy man

P2782. Free TV commercials, for short

P2784. Roman gods of household provision

P2787. Good pace, informally

P2789. Quayle, Mondale et al.

P2791. “Put ___” (palindrome)

P2793. Detroit, for one

P2795. “Augh, the euro’s down again!”

P2796. Krazy one of comics

P2798. It might be used for scribbling

P2801. Choose, as a table

P2803. When a rooster stirs

P2805. How freelance work is often done

P2807. “Soon as I get this one thing done”

P2811. Big inits. in cellular technology

P2812. Japanese sports cars

P2814. Great merriments

P2815. “Well, she thinks…”

P2816. To a finite extent, as in “That only goes…”

P2817. Dude whose looks make women uncomfortable?

P2818. Philosophy test component

P2819. It teaches civil liberties and civil rights

P2821. Common cookbook abbr.

P2822. Nanki-___ (The Mikado character)

P2824. Broken, as machinery

P2827. Hatfields, to McCoys

P2830. Commodity broken before bagging

P2834. Pirate Bay precursor

P2835. Ghillie or secque

P2837. Loses patience

P2839. Testing room with mice?

P2841. Two-letter combination

P2843. Echo’s assistant

P2844. Actually a hummingbird that sounds like a yellow and orange jewel

P2848. Midshipmen, after commission

P2849. Introverted*

P2851. Cupid’s mate

P2852. Signs of high quality or many causes

P2854. Sheltered

P2856. Toyota model since 1968

P2859. Digicam models

P2860. Subject of a royal documentary “In Her Own Words”

P2862. Edible bud

P2863. Irish soft-rock singer

P2865. Achievement

P2866. Dashboard initials

P2868. Powell of the Bush era

P2870. Nautical line

P2872. Amount to be decimated

P2874. Natural successors

P2876. Slow beer drinker

P2878. Indy 500 engine supplements

P2879. All the time in the world

P2881. Start of toy store name with six locations

P2882. Tries to stop expanding

P2883. Open hearings in courts

P2884. Word on a Czech’s check

P2885. Clinton’s off.

P2886. Forget moderation with

P2887. Break the seal on, in a way

P2891. Jardin ___ Tuileries

P2892. Eminem and 50 Cent co-producer, for short

P2894. Hoda on The Today Show

P2896. “___ enough…”

P2898. “Our ___ our silent partner—too often with controlling interest” (Cullen Hightower)

P2900. ___ facto

P2902. Just goddamn awful

P2906. AMC rival

P2908. Former Ford, for short

P2910. Attack skunk-style

P2912. Really boring thing?

P2914. Stephen King, notably

P2916. Future tween*

P2917. Appear behind the President at the State of the Union, e.g.

P2920. Does some kitchen prep

P2921. Best who portrayed Jar-Jar Binks

P2922. Fancy rides

P2923. Skinniest shoe*

P2924. Ortho Bug-___

P2925. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine constable*

P2928. Fire proof?

P2929. Aren’t really, maybe

P2931. Crankcase device

P2934. Take-out request?

P2936. “Israfel” writer’s signature, perhaps

P2938. Made public

P2940. There’s a half-million-dollar petition to get Disney to rehire him for Pirates of the Caribbean, which…I mean…good luck, people

P2942. FISA warrant objective

P2943. Competitive kind of game, for short*

P2945. Good way to finish

P2947. Biggers whose Charles Chan was a milestone for Asian characters at the time

P2949. Soup mushroom

P2951. Gary product

P2953. Fast, aggressive, lo-fi, and short music tracks

P2955. Announcer’s cry after a field goal

P2956. Mt. Wilson structure (abbr.)

P2957. Was wearing

P2958. Dampened*

P2959. Ostentatious displays

P2960. Fashion magazine*

P2961. Jean M. who wrote The Clan of the Cave Bear

P2962. Failure to be nominated

P2963. ___-Land (Netflix series that’s like VR Lost, only terrible)

P2965. Sense organ, e.g.

P2967. Suddenly appearing online commercials

P2970. Got wrinkly

P2973. Michael who played George Michael Bluth

P2975. Floats ashore

P2979. Chow down chowder noisily

P2981. Psychic networker

P2983. Thrown tomato sound

P2985. Heretic factions, perhaps

P2987. Makeshift baseball fields

P2988. Handoff recipients, in FB

P2989. “Now that you mention it…”

P2992. “Like to ___” (Shawn Mendes)

P2993. Start of an internet address

P2994. 21 E 12th St. in Greenwich Village, e.g.

P2995. Hole-___ (ace)

P2996. Scar, metaphorically

P2998. Lose no time

P2999. View from behind the Lincoln Memorial

P3001. Sources of hurt feelings

P3003. H’s 1 and K’s 19

P3004. Stop on the line

P3006. Need for the weary

P3008. “Smells great!”

P3009. Cong. member

P3011. Sales pitch sometimes

P3013. Entertainer Jack from Canton

P3015. Second cranial nerve

P3017. Measures of one’s writing?

P3019. Dormant state

P3020. “…behold ___ horse, and his name that sat on him was Death…” (Revelation 6:8)

P3022. Hotel freebie, often

P3023. Blame it ___ (1984 romcom)

P3024. Time of visions

P3026. Short-term loan

P3028. Gov’t emissions-testing facility

P3030. Emphatic denial

P3032. Land south of Turk.

P3033. Amen-ho-___ (ancient emperor)

P3035. Pizza place with a silly question-name that forms a palindrome with its owner’s name

P3037. ___ come (in the future)

P3039. Sending out monthly checks

P3042. Appeared

P3046. Leaving the world more equal than one found it

P3049. Unsealed with-out ripping

P3052. Some road workers

P3053. Crab apple and others

P3054. On a big scale

P3055. Oahu dances

P3056. Start of the “Yellow Submarine” chorus

P3057. “The ___ the merrier”

P3058. Gershwin opera

P3059. Kerr of film

P3061. Jay of Jaywalking

P3063. Smelting furnace output

P3066. Indian spiritual teacher, perhaps

P3068. Sodas not much seen nowadays

P3070. Classical promenades

P3071. “Wait’ll you hear this, it’s ___ of a story”

P3073. Francis Drake, Isaac Newton or Mix-a-Lot

P3074. Body in a bed

P3076. Licensor of many songs, for short

P3077. Operation Overlord time

P3079. Trial’s partner, often

P3080. Fat compound

P3082. Attack from all sides

P3083. Letter-ending shorthand

P3084. TV doc Howser

P3085. 1980s screen slasher

P3086. Start play, in certain games.

P3087. Niche-culture superfan, likely

P3088. U.S. naturalist John (1838-1914)

P3089. Subtraction word

P3090. Words with Methuselah or the hills

P3092. End a relationship with, none too gently

P3094. Getting an ___: helping one’s GPA with

P3095. Woman in the service

P3097. Wally of baseball fame

P3099. Buildup around the mouth

P3101. Communion spots

P3103. Discerned

P3105. September’s birthstone

P3109. Siouans of a sort

P3111. Doe beau

P3113. Second-year collegians, informally

P3115. 3, 1, 1, or 4, as seen here

P3117. Go for a spin

P3118. Elvis Costello hit

P3122. My father, for thirty-odd years; he worked on tourism and “no swearing” campaigns for our hometown, TV commercials against reckless drinking, and many other clients

P3123. Quilters’ mantra*

P3124. Word heard in Bedrock

P3125. Reference to

P3126. Classic vehicles retired in ‘88

P3127. “I’m not kidding!”

P3128. Code unit

P3131. “Shee-oot!”

P3135. Scissors or trousers

P3137. Feminist issue in the workplace

P3140. Piper type

P3142. Totally out there

P3144. Slight ridge on a surface

P3146. Attach (onto)

P3148. Tarnish

P3149. Starch often candied

P3151. Too sentimental to be realistic

P3153. Gem that can diffract light

P3155. Unstable particles

P3157. Greetings on an open channel

P3159. No rocket scientist

P3160. Irritate a lot

P3161. WWII watercrafts

P3163. Golfer Snead

P3164. Takings

P3165. Full-figured model born Melissa Miller*

P3166. Celebrated singers

P3167. Test-driver’s car

P3168. Iron locale

P3169. Point of writing?

P3171. Shore occurrence

P3173. Taking the bait, perhaps…

P3174. Oom-___ band

P3176. Couldn’t do it alone

P3179. Birdbrains

P3182. Is rewarded for service

P3186. French clerics

P3188. Handsbreadth

P3190. Backup scheme

P3192. Rare birth

P3194. Subway entrances

P3195. #83 on VH1’s 100 Greatest Songs of Hip Hop

P3198. Faked out, NHL-style*

P3199. Where one’s reflection ends*

P3201. Neutered rabbit

P3202. Busted into uselessness

P3203. Malden in Patton

P3205. Bland stuff

P3207. Impel

P3209. Image on a 1957 Soviet stamp

P3212. Supergirl’s real name

P3213. Refuges in the wild

P3215. “___ workperson blames their tools”

P3216. Considered

P3218. Death Star builders

P3221. PDF alternative

P3223. Cute, if odd

P3225. Supercilious soul

P3226. Rent, perhaps

P3227. Crees or Eskimos

P3228. Attach with twine, say

P3229. Irrational one*

P3230. Work from the office

P3231. Loser’s self-comfort

P3233. Triage MD

P3235. What “hemi-” means

P3237. Uploader’s inits.

P3239. Ozone-depleter, briefly*

P3240. Wrap or coiler

P3242. Vertebra’s cushion

P3244. Peter and Alexander, notably

P3246. Walk through water and melting snow

P3248. West Point freshman

P3249. Found contemptible

P3252. Bill that can be worth several times its face value

P3254. Analog clock face

P3256. St. ___, MO

P3258. Is called

P3262. Bits of negativity

P3263. They need changing in the hospital

P3264. Kal-El’s gift

P3266. Yale’s st.

P3267. Superbad co-screenwriter Seth

P3268. Holiday that can be postponed if the moon can’t be seen

P3269. Word in some wedding announcements

P3270. Cruel absolute authority

P3272. Spoil the appearance of

P3274. Letters commoner in this grid

P3276. Without much of a budget

P3279. Capital “invaded” by graffiti aliens

P3281. Holyfield beat him in 1996

P3283. Currently watchable

P3285. With each

P3287. Org. founded by Billie Jean King in 1973

P3288. Blame you might take or beat

P3290. Candidate for adoption

P3292. Schedule placeholders

P3294. Poles hold them up

P3296. Ren ___ (role-playing festival)

P3297. Baron’s superior (abbr.)

P3298. Everlasting of old

P3299. ___-Meal (vacuum food storage system)

P3300. Burn black, but right

P3301. Shower affection (on)

P3302. Stitch maker

P3303. Chicken ___ king*

P3304. “___ destination” option in map apps*

P3305. Office supplies (abbr.)

P3307. Emulate a flight attendant, perhaps

P3309. No-no in some diets

P3311. Party that’s basically the South African government

P3312. British dessert, for short

P3314. Like some nightgowns

P3316. Reacts to a cad

P3318. Lecture, say

P3320. Vet’s opposite

P3322. Start of an Alka-Seltzer jingle

P3326. Place to get room service

P3328. Jacks up

P3330. Minimum wage makers, maybe

P3332. Studios’ trade org.

P3333. Mizar and Regulus

P3337. Speeches in scripts

P3338. “___ the root of sorrow”*

P3339. Grassy places

P3340. ___ one’s horn (brag)*

P3341. He tells the title character, “I had a destiny, I was supposed to die out there in the field with honor and you cheated me out of it. This wasn’t supposed to happen to me!”

P3342. Carson Daly’s old show with screaming fans

P3343. Suffix for cannon or lime

P3344. Complete idiot

P3348. Symbol of discipline

P3350. Nurses a beer

P3352. Gift that grows

P3355. Milkmaid’s need

P3357. Belgian town, to the French

P3359. Happy cats’ sounds

P3361. Gravy go-withs

P3363. African nation abbreviation that’s also a verb suffix

P3364. Romney’s faith, briefly

P3366. Some muscle injuries

P3368. Highly seasoned stews

P3371. Electronic products

P3372. Scan or inspect

P3373. Onetime SNL-type show

P3374. “Okay, now we’re at war”

P3375. Jet speed

P3376. Cat’s plaything, to my wife’s consternation

P3378. Lumber-mill deliveries

P3382. Got an ___: scored better than 90% on

P3383. Indians and Pakistanis

P3385. Overhead

P3387. They’re often not welcome in motels

P3389. Frequent company-name ender

P3390. Need an __ase_

P3392. Computing interaction guides

P3394. Sharply inclined

P3396. Water polo venues

P3398. Old Caledonian

P3400. Teen dieter’s target, perhaps

P3404. Huff Emmy nominee Oliver

P3406. She almost steals her scenes in Marriage Story, and up against the two leads, that takes some doing

P3407. Resale show

P3409. Italian favorite

P3411. Arrive slowly

P3413. Painter who did a book about his own epic moustache

P3414. ___ Loc

P3415. A little teary

P3416. “But you may know her by the name of…”*

P3417. Education for people who don’t aspire to have tea with the king, say*

P3418. Sent a dupe, briefly

P3420. “Of ___ Sing” (Pulitzer-winning Gershwin show)

P3422. Forage grass

P3424. Fisty greetings

P3426. More maudlin

P3429. Royal ruler (abbr.)

P3431. “___ Ophelia, I am ill at these numbers” (Shakespeare)

P3433. Some of them are proper

P3435. Multinational money unit

P3437. Badge-bestowing gp.

P3438. Part of a deg.

P3440. Nebraska steak hub

P3442. Make ready to shoot

P3444. Big digs

P3445. Cottonwood, aspen, or balsam

P3446. Tase tender areas*

P3449. Bill Clinton and Maya Angelou

P3451. Picker-uppers?

P3452. Zimbabwe, for most of the 1970s

P3454. Executive money manager

P3455. Arrow airer

P3457. Farmer in a remarkable Latin palindrome

P3459. State of dormancy

P3461. Outlines for when you don’t have time to watch the movie

P3463. Like many a reply env.

P3465. Flies apart

P3468. Former Mets catcher Todd

P3470. Do banking work

P3472. Excited

P3476. Cell on a slide, sometimes (var.)

P3478. Familia guys

P3480. Left on the farm?

P3481. Take advantage

P3482. Church men

P3483. Burn plant

P3484. Brutus’s “Behold!”*

P3485. Disdainful grimaces

P3486. Asgardian afterworld

P3487. It’s definitely not good

P3488. Narrow incision

P3489. Couple

P3491. Breaks like a twig

P3493. Vanish

P3495. Creed “human clay” song

P3496. Fed the troll, say

P3499. Memo to oneself, perhaps

P3500. Japanese-style bedroll

P3502. Game in which winners get less exposure

P3505. Ka ___ (Hawaii’s South Cape)

P3506. Big name in shipping

P3508. Not at all bougie

P3511. Finite ordered list of elements

P3515. Awake past the usual bedtime

P3516. Liquid fat

P3517. Scandinavian monarch until 1991

P3518. Seagoing novel featuring the roguish Doctor Long Ghost

P3519. Narrow-waisted insects

P3520. Mil. roadside hazard

P3521. Trouble-free vacation spot, metaphorically

P3522. HDTV brand

P3523. Makes a mound out of

P3526. ___ two (a few)

P3528. Can opener

P3530. Access to the pool, maybe

P3532. “Now this is podracing!” kid hero

P3533. 3-D fig.

P3535. Bros and sisses

P3537. Respond to, as a tip

P3539. Biblical verb

P3540. Bed material

P3542. Visited for five minutes, say

P3546. Advance slowly

P3547. Great Barrier island (anagram of A TOE)

P3549. ___-ugly (really ugly)

P3550. Like some rolls

P3551. Reconstruct

P3552. Friendly cliques

P3556. Chess game stats

P3559. Resident of the world’s smallest republic*

P3563. Vast time span

P3564. Hammer head?

P3566. At or near the end of the bk.

P3568. Long-winged seabird

P3570. Heart of a puzzle

P3572. Less lethargic

P3575. Amtrak necessity

P3577. Go for, as a pitched ball

P3579. “Fork it over, dude”

P3581. It’ll move things along

P3583. Embedded broadcaster

P3584. “Mr. ___ Passes By” (AA Milne)

P3586. Start of an exercise in repetition?

P3588. Corn meal

P3590. Lawyers’ org.*

P3591. Sundial seven

P3592. Futuristic 1982 Disney movie

P3593. Teacher in Siam*

P3594. Incentives for do-overs

P3595. Away from the typhoon

P3596. Cybertruck, e.g.

P3597. Gently slips past

P3598. “Come away, come away, death, and in sad cypress let me be laid” (Shakespeare)

P3600. Dutch village

P3602. Urban socializing spot

P3604. Roadside auto parts, e.g.

P3606. Food of dubious quality and zero-star presentation

P3608. Tennis-match part

P3609. Rapper Tone

P3611. African beasts that sound up to date

P3613. Tevye player

P3615. Major defense contractor

P3617. Upper bound

P3619. Prevented from closing

P3623. Online memo

P3625. Used a mister

P3627. Brief romance

P3631. Phishing target, for short

P3632. Converts to a cause, briefly

P3633. ___ in Yankee

P3634. Horrified host Harvey

P3635. “Genetic detective” Moore

P3636. Stephen Pearcy band

P3637. Heading for old wagons

P3638. Glyceride, for example

P3640. One overly influenced

P3642. Keys to get online crosswords onto pen and paper

P3644. Fixes, as a seam

P3646. Axis end

P3648. Edit an anthology

P3651. Dental openings

P3653. French soldiers’ hats

P3655. Secure, on a farm

P3657. Crude gp.?

P3659. 12-yr. POTUS

P3660. Alligator ___ (large fish)

P3662. Father of well-known twins

P3664. Powered bikes

P3665. Douay Bible book

P3667. Stop along a bus rte.

P3668. CEOs’ concerns, for short

P3670. Lying in one’s room, likely

P3672. Place where one might get a leg up

P3674. Certain masts

P3676. Broadway character who sings Shadowland

P3678. Where to get a good seat

P3679. ___ low ebb*

P3681. Google listings, for short

P3683. Like popcorn, often

P3685. Board game found in Egyptian tombs

P3687. Shortened pants?

P3689. Analyzed chemical constituents

P3693. Andy Serkis’s specialty, for short

P3695. Saturn, e.g.

P3696. Little music player

P3700. Love tap in Catholicism

P3705. Loo surface

P3709. Make ___: try to control the future

P3714. Three-part ordeal for HS students

P3718. Woods access

P3722. Steely Dan “ran to” her*

P3725. Newfoundland capital

P3729. Measurements of alkalinity, perhaps

P3731. Impromptu modern group pic

P3733. Salted away

P3735. Maps of Alaska and Hawaii, often

P3737. Chignon’s site

P3739. Crystals containing fuel

P3742. Loud cry

P3744. Letter from an Unknown Woman author Stefan

P3746. Took back, as a title

P3748. Part of a legionnaire’s costume

P3750. Desert Storm ration, for short

P3751. Indochinese land

P3753. Catlike forest animal

P3755. Letters on a Soviet uniform

P3758. Dad’s bro

P3759. Skater’s “brake”

P3760. It’s more efficient than a megaphone

P3762. Insurance, e.g.

P3764. “Here’s what I think,” in textspeak

P3765. Skill with instruments, vocals, and lyrics

P3768. House actor who appeared in 1999’s The Mod Squad

P3771. “I have nothing against you personally”

P3774. Attention-seeking activities

P3776. One who really gets in your head?

P3779. Mountain-dweller in the Eastern US

P3782. Not mere satin

P3785. Seventh-century pope

P3787. “Take ___ a sign”

P3789. Uncle Sam lives there

P3790. Lord Acton quote that precedes his similar “Great men are almost always bad men”

P3796. I was writing this clue when I realized “was writing” is an example of this grammatical concept

P3799. An unbroken string leads to a 4.0

P3801. Quintessential examples

P3803. Arnold Schwarzenegger, once

P3805. Bottoms of crankcases

P3807. Peanuts philosophy bestseller

P3811. Dark and gloomy

P3812. “___ rent” (space-saving condo ad)

P3813. Not hide who she is

P3814. Let events affect one as they may

P3815. University of Michigan football team/fauna

P3816. Scream star turned pro wrestler David

P3817. Roles in Julius Caesar and Antony and Cleopatra

P3818. Material for a slag furnace

P3819. Error-free, as a musical performance

P3820. He always feels like somebody’s watchin’ him

P3821. One with a reduced term?

P3822. Unfastens, as a coin purse

P3823. Disapproval

P3824. Antonyms, briefly

P3825. Harmlessly fools

P3826. Goal for a newspaper

P3827. Harvard motto

P3828. Feels compunction

P3829. He played Mister Tibbs

P3830. Sheltered cozily

P3831. Advanced, with “on”

P3832. “Why wait? Call NOW!,” e.g.

P3833. “Skip the explanation”

P3834. Domestic assent

P3835. Bard’s preposition

P3836. Rather like

Down

P1. Boat’s pronoun

P2. Get ___ the crack of dawn

P3. What the <p> stands for, in code

P4. The father of Ancient Roman poetry, many say

P5. Fodder for the former Google Reader

P6. Feature on some albums

P7. “That is irritatingly implausible!”

P8. Like the cat that ___ the canary

P9. Poker variant

P10. Does many repetitions with low weights

P11. Advertising eye-catchers

P12. “___ artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others” (Dali)

P13. “That hit the spot!”*

P14. Director of 12 Angry Men

P15. Bond novel genre

P16. Simple hairstyle

P17. Move crabwise

P18. Conclude from the evidence

P19. Bristly state, to Burns

P20. KJ of The Hate U Give*

P21. Country places

P22. Hanoi bowlful

P23. Travels in the air

P24. Prefix for -glycerin

P25. Young boxer, e.g.

P26. With playful evasion

P27. Finland neighbor (abbr.)

P28. Seller’s speech

P29. Geisha’s band

P30. “Weeny” go-with

P31. Vintage song

P32. Evaluated and graded

P33. Gold in them thar “colinas”*

P34. Litter box emissions

P35. Poppa’s partner

P36. Hand-cream ingredients

P37. “I ___ it! You’ve made it pretty clear!”

P38. Depeche Mode singer David

P39. ___ citado

P40. A ___: from behind

P41. “Vote ___ Proposition ‘Let’s Keep Having Democracy!’“

P42. Things teeth and hair have

P43. Valiant boy?

P44. ”___ With Love” (#1 hit of 1967)

P45. ___ Deux Mers (wine region with two coasts)

P46. Had an inclination

P47. Chilean surf city

P48. Color of a cartoon panther

P49. Transformers, e.g.

P50. Table spray brand

P51. Ancient Greek coin (not a woman who says something)

P52. Soto from Licence to Kill

P53. Michelangelo piece, e.g.

P54. “My” word, in holy Toledo?

P55. Flat-bottomed boat

P56. D.C. veterans

P57. Compact from the edge of the garden

P58. Foot stamp equivalent to “en garde”

P59. Spider queen in League of Legends

P60. Japanese legislature

P61. Sinbad’s transportation

P62. Windflowers

P63. “Fine with me”

P64. Word with chip or face

P65. Thirst-quenchers that sound helpful

P66. Minute portion

P67. Younger cousin of Sanskrit

P68. What the P stands for, in ecash

P69. Get peacocky

P70. Word with cash or candy

P71. Pasture creature*

P72. Battery terminal (abbr.)

P73. Beyond what’s necessary

P74. Parting words from Pierre

P75. Masseur’s application

P76. Horror sequel subtitled “The Final Conflict”

P77. What the P stands for, in this section

P78. Emulated Van Winkle

P79. Anti-prohibition

P80. Spinnet, Florrick, or Masters in fiction (she finally married the Thing!)

P81. Deigns (to)

P82. Feels unwell, in short

P83. Body preceded by the Supreme Soviet

P84. “Are you ___ out?” (poker dealer’s query)

P85. Coin ___

P87. Piece of fict.

P88. Apian home

P89. Temporarily banishes hunger

P90. “___’s make a W” (optimistic attitude)

P91. Not anywhere close to well-done

P92. What the P stands for, in time

P93. Magical dragon

P94. Leave off the list

P96. Firewood covering

P97. Boat in one ocean-based Seventies suspense film, or title menace in another

P99. Shipped off

P100. Olden despot

P101. Japanese syllabic writing

P102. Red, White & ___ (2005 album)

P103. Awards acronym

P104. Figs. with two dashes

P106. Christmas episode, often

P107. Unlikely protagonist

P108. Pedro who filmed Pain and Glory

P109. “Whole ___ Love” (1969 hit)

P110. Changed by light, as old photographic film or skin lesions worth looking at

P111. Provoke to further action

P112. Face front?

P113. Sizes above meds.

P114. Supreme yet rarely-directly-worshipped god

P115. Attacked brutally, in a way

P116. Non-Macs

P119. Archer’s “bullet”

P120. Opposite of fore

P121. Totally normal human from Animaniacs—wait—THAT’S A CHICKEN

P122. Bell follower?

P124. Key band in krautrock

P125. Suitably.

P130. ___ out (email list selection)

P133. Org. with shelters

P139. Song that began Beatlemania

P146. Our planet, to a German

P148. Single continuous action

P150. Hundos

P155. Mantilla material

P157. Beatty from Louisville

P158. “I ___ such thing!”

P165. Wife, in Madrid

P170. ___ in ear

P171. Inexpensive beer, informally

P173. Puts off

P174. Search after

P175. Game with buzzer beaters

P176. Twilit times

P178. Accidents

P179. Melodic subjects

P181. “Turn Around, Look ___” (The Bee Gees)

P185. Sam ___ (1898’s “prince of puzzlers”)

P186. Making your site easy to find, for short

P187. “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” key

P188. Pitch relative

P190. “It’s cool, I promise”

P191. Cracker toppings

P192. Accept or decline

P193. ___ sci (coll. major)

P194. “___ Rose” (The Music Man song)

P196. Extreme dietary rule for some models

P197. Comics menace offended God*

P199. To be, in Bavaria

P200. Iraq War worry, for short

P201. Trio of gift givers

P202. Locked up, slangily

P203. SST heading, maybe

P204. Status-obsessed Reynolds and burnt-out teacher Krabappel broke some commandments together*

P205. Contraband delicacy

P206. ___ words (equivocations)

P207. Holders of valuables

P208. Source of inside information

P209. After-letter scribbles, for short

P210. Actor Leary microscopically swimming through the bloodstream of actor O’Neill*

P211. Times when the French go en vacances

P212. Miserly

P213. Split or adhere

P214. ___ show: fills a timeslot

P215. Where some babies nap

P216. For good, in poetry

P217. Letterboxd subject

P218. Demander’s words

P219. So, there was this meetup between Hollywood’s Hopper, Tiger Free, May Oliver, Marie Johnson, and Sestero; flight pioneer Wright; Hollywood’s Thurman, Stone, Lindley, Cage, Carney, Wallace, Dawn Chong, Hope; computing pioneer Lovelace; Hollywood’s Derek, Arthur, Diamond, Ullman, Campbell; singer Jones; and Hollywood’s L. Jackson, Tyler, Cross, Strickland, and DeGeneres, and you didn’t hear it from me, but they all took the Lord’s name in vain*

P220. Fall apart

P221. Like plant-protecting soap

P222. Provide fun for all

P223. Antioxidant preservative

P224. Some garden blooms

P226. It merged with Goodrich in 1986

P227. The Anti-American Manifesto political cartoonist

P228. Heapin’ helpin’s (of)

P229. 1947 international agreement

P230. From ___ Z

P231. Well-lit porches

P232. Pastoral utopia

P233. Substitute for gum or Jove?

P234. Apt name for an accountant?

P235. Downtown area

P236. Great to-do

P237. Anglican authority

P238. Informal possessive

P239. Brings to port

P240. “Wear ___, it’s getting chilly”

P241. Maryland player, informally

P242. Baby or paper preceder

P243. How flamingoes may stand

P244. “Austerity” politico George of the United Kingdom

P245. “To be ___ a man will be” (Jethro Tull line)*

P246. Middle name of Elvis, according to the official elvis.com

P247. Light carriage*

P248. Instructions for “instant” meals

P250. Wrap setting

P251. They can be voiced as in “they” or unvoiced as in “fifth”

P252. “That sounds painful”

P253. Prohibitive contraction

P254. Wonders aloud

P255. It precedes “of A”

P256. Science fiction pioneer Jules

P257. ___ to your neck

P258. Throw a fight

P264. Performer of cheap fan-service, say

P265. Donkey, in Munich

P270. ___ body (cell part)

P271. Approvingly side-eye

P272. Mommy deer

P273. Buzzing of mosquitos, e.g.

P275. Place of confinement

P276. Chatty equine

P277. Stylograph

P278. Card game variant where you can pay to sneak a glance

P279. Basic computer language (but not Basic)

P280. Transitional period

P282. Hiring a ride

P283. Deeply disappointing

P284. Champagne ingredient

P286. Ambassador William, senator Chris, and comedian Ken

P287. Great ratings

P288. Every now and ___

P289. Where teens may learn programming

P290. Term once used for a user of certain social media that now seems more and more appropriate

P291. Made a fluff

P292. The “f” of fwiw

P293. “___ sleep for every favor this day showed by my God, I will bless my Saviour” (Ps 103:6)

P295. Desert garden

P297. ___-de-boeuf (oval windows)

P298. Measuring instruments (var.)

P299. It’s between Manche and Eure-et-Loir

P300. Gp. that stops runners

P302. Not the std. spelling

P303. Center of Disney World?

P304. Organized crime’s organizer

P305. Casino row

P306. Sumac souvenir

P318. Timberwolf or Grizzly, for short

P321. Title on a Fr. envelope

P324. Engage in intrigue

P325. Home sweet home

P326. South Side squad, briefly, with “the”

P328. Rhyme scheme of Sylvia Path’s “I should have loved a thunderbird instead; / At least when spring comes they roar back again. / I shut my eyes and all the world drops dead. / (I think I made you up inside my head.)”

P330. “Don’t stay out here”

P331. Introduction

P332. Not terrible, but not great either

P333. Hobby-knife brand

P335. Triple-threat Janelle

P336. Spin attachment?

P338. “Thou ___ reign on high with a kingly crown…”

P339. Collegian’s selection

P341. Bit of a drink

P343. “Goddess of Pop”

P344. Nashville’s st.

P345. “Which is correct: ‘will ___ ‘is forthcoming’?”

P347. Like St. Peter’s

P348. Largest faction of the PLO

P350. Makes deceptively attractive

P351. Why would you use this name in Moby Dick and not use it as the name of the guy with the artificial limb it almost describes? That never made sense to me

P353. Japanese girdle box

P354. Symbols for hugs*

P355. Social networking “I can’t believe it”

P356. With P693-Down, “The Ugandan dictator thinks my grammar’s an travesty”*

P359. Patient comments?

P360. Peeper

P361. Like some Balkan violence

P362. Act gloomy

P363. Clay mixtures

P364. One foot out the door

P365. Chili fruit

P367. ___ Dollar Propertie$ (satirical “real estate show”)

P369. Like someone whom you think is a mole*

P370. “What ___ I tell you?”*

P371. British poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy, for one

P374. Modern coffee machine insert

P375. Michael Rosenbaum role

P377. Cabinet division overseen by the US Atty. Gen.

P378. Unwritten reminders

P379. They take Padawans

P380. Last ones in?

P382. Mark for removal

P383. Ab ___ (from the start)*

P384. . in ;-)*

P385. Exile in the Outer Ring musical artist

P386. Lean while driving fast

P387. Put, as a question

P388. Located

P391. Transport over sand?

P392. House of Incest author*

P393. Image consultants

P395. Radio format that lends itself to automation

P396. To you, if you’re French

P397. Kitchen stewarding supervisor’s area

P398. Debt indicators

P399. Téa of Madam Secretary

P400. Salon product

P402. She came between Ivana and Melania

P403. Site of Willamette U.

P404. Directly

P405. Starfleet VIP

P407. Sailing downwind

P408. Flat surfaces

P409. Donovan who played Amber in Clueless

P411. Likable loser

P412. NSFW stuff

P413. Shed tears

P414. Of the lithosphere

P416. Hypermiling, e.g.

P417. “You might enjoy this!”

P418. Part of UCSF

P419. Yoga asana done standing on one leg

P420. Ghost’s cry*

P421. Filled, flying-insect-style

P422. Footnote abbreviation

P424. Does some improvisations

P425. One-named South African pop star

P426. Space between electrodes that regularly changes in size

P427. It’s sometimes symbolized by parallel bars

P428. Misrepresent

P429. Come to ___: reach a climax

P430. Asked for a desk, say (abbr.)

P431. Shoot over

P434. Unusual experience

P435. Fails to repress a laugh

P437. “It ___” (self-intro)*

P438. Modesty-preserving manual gestures

P439. Tough HS course divided into AB and AC

P440. Deciduous horn

P442. “You, and…?”

P443. Arrived on horseback

P444. Dallas dynasty

P446. Hunan Triple Delight cooker

P447. Portmanteau ___mance (emphasis on the “man?”)

P448. Film released just after the agency it names dissolved

P449. It means nothing to Navratilova

P450. “That’s ___, not a when”

P452. Speeds the engine

P453. Maxes or fails

P454. Moonstruck director Norman

P456. Shave down

P457. Stirs up

P458. German river to the North Sea

P459. Windows picture

P461. Ship of American history

P462. It was Genentech’s stock ticker symbol, aptly

P463. Deductive systems

P465. Shanter start

P466. Waterway full of Australopithecines*

P468. Route finder for early motorists

P469. Leave shore

P473. Merle Haggard song character

P474. One of twenty-one on many cubes

P476. Eschews the saddle

P477. Notified

P478. Common sight on two-track routes

P479. Nights spent in anticipation

P480. Cope with, slangily

P481. Text of 114 suras

P482. Lower-case-symmetrical word referring to a dating asset

P483. Water, structurally*

P484. Feeling of defeat?

P485. Sloan sch. entrance exams

P486. Less protected from the elements

P487. Served shot

P488. “Duck ___” (classic Daffy cartoon)

P489. Rapp or Zellweger

P491. Preceders of febreros

P492. Hip-hop circle?

P494. Harvard’s Introduction to Computer Science is the most popular one, for short

P495. Retro artist of the mid-19th century

P496. “Repeat that, please?”

P498. Off-topic remark?

P499. Outcome of successful negotiations

P500. Fish dish topping

P502. KO center

P503. Peninsula south of the Pyrenees

P505. “That’s me, world’s fastest dog-, cat-, and butterfly-catcher”*

P506. “I want to be like a caterpillar. ___ lot, sleep awhile, then wake up beautiful” (Anonymous)

P508. “I ___ it!” (Red Skelton)*

P509. Crowdsourced fan-site, as it was named when this puzzle started production

P510. At the start of the work week after the upcoming one

P512. They’re to be expected

P513. Island without normal sunrises or sunsets*

P514. Second in cmd.

P515. Indonesian province with a tsunami museum

P517. NBA star nicknamed “The Worm”

P518. Growls from Fido

P519. “Color me unimpressed”

P520. Yet to happen, at law

P522. Casually, how people have kept up with current events since 1566

P523. L × XVI

P528. Bill Gates’s ISP

P531. Baseball’s Hershiser

P533. Stops up with plastic

P535. What Unites Us author Rather

P540. Mowed strip

P543. Nine off from the hundredth

P544. Nodded messages

P546. Darned, maybe

P547. Electric keyboard heard on “I Am the Walrus”

P551. ___ and Magog (biblical enemy force)*

P552. Constant flow

P553. Cato’s 52

P554. Retail price

P555. Bit of fowl language*

P557. Wear a costume representing

P558. Sadly solitary pain pill (most people take two)*

P559. One might be Norse, Roman, or Greek

P561. Unusual period of study

P562. Dark alleys and crack house vicinities

P563. Well begun, as the saying goes

P564. Certain claim

P565. Micronutrient

P566. Streep’s Adaptation role

P567. Big glob

P569. Toddler’s downtime

P570. Pre-labor device

P573. Jackass stuntman

P577. Small-time dictator

P579. Iowa’s state rock

P580. “I’d give up forever to touch you” song

P581. One who checks over an investigation

P582. Add-on in e-commerce

P583. Mining area

P584. Pinstriped player, for short

P585. Irishman’s moonshines

P586. Former Argentine president Carlos*

P587. Skimpy swim meet garb

P588. Give guns to, old-style

P589. Country music’s Travis

P590. Candidate Ross and pundit Ross Jr.

P591. Canners’ containers

P592. Cancer med created in ‘59

P594. Padua preposition

P596. Cause for weeping

P599. “Oh, right, here’s that comic where the Black Widow meets Mephisto”*

P600. Math branch

P601. Hung unresolved

P602. Moving to and fro

P603. Half a comforting phrase

P605. Minor haircut

P606. West whose daughter is North

P607. Viet clothes in many variations

P609. Legendary 1980s bomb

P610. Simple organisms

P611. Have a hangover, say

P612. Casual phrase of compassion

P614. “How rude!”

P615. Balky brayer

P616. Woodpile quantity

P617. Lug

P618. Everything it produces is junk

P620. Homage or eulogize

P622. Show that I’m boss

P623. Ones in control of their faculties?

P624. Milo of The Playboys

P625. “___ were the days!”

P626. Cut to messy pieces

P627. Witches

P628. “Just ___, I don’t want to overindulge”

P629. Placid

P630. Comedy Central owner

P631. Belletrist Madame de ___

P633. Make young?

P635. Actor Jon and others

P636. Rapa ___ (1994 film)

P637. Marlinespikes, e.g.

P638. Open ___: transparent

P639. Legal beagle Reno

P640. Actress Fox

P641. More like Concord

P642. Elizabeth L. Van Lew faked mental illness to act as one

P643. Site of Egyptian ruins

P644. Work group of legislators

P646. It’s between Honolulu and Sydney

P648. Bird like a chimney swift with broader wings

P653. “Telephone” key?

P655. Some fairy-tale villains

P657. First in a string of 13 popes

P658. “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening,” e.g.

P659. Daggers of yore

P660. Holiday lodgings?

P662. Beastly character of nursery rhymes

P663. Giants guard Chris with two Super Bowl rings

P664. “Use moderation: ___ bit of ointment on each cheek”

P665. City in Belarus, near its capital

P666. Not aching

P667. Markers for bloodhounds

P668. ___ Noel (Santa Claus, in French)

P669. Word abbreviated on tombstones

P670. Intrepidity

P671. Sly as ___

P675. Fourth notes

P677. All-Star outfielder Raul

P678. Wild-riding squire of The Wind in the Willows

P679. Rickrolling or the Dancing Baby, e.g.

P681. Find rest areas on a long drive*

P682. Haitian couple?

P683. It may make a point

P684. Murray or West

P685. School at E. Lansing

P687. It modifies a n.

P688. “This is an OLD pic,” on Threads*

P690. Insect catcher

P691. Load lightener

P692. Discuss lightly

P693. See P356-Down

P694. Compulsive clothes-wearer, as seen in Arrested Development

P695. Othello’s treasonous aide

P697. Fever that sounds like an accent

P698. “Madame, ___ madam” (palindrome that echoes Romans 3:10)

P700. They blame the elites

P701. Certain allowance

P705. Place in the timeline

P707. Move banned in judo

P709. Turn sharply about

P721. Crime boss known as the Teflon Don

P725. Piece on a carousel, at times

P727. Retail chain

P728. Fighting that diplomats downplay

P729. Ghetto blasters, e.g.

P732. Inquisition’s bane

P734. Dump, in a way

P735. Booming letters*

P737. New stylings

P738. George, to George Jr.*

P744. Circuitry-ruining wave, for short

P745. Stalin’s strong right arm

P746. Prettifying

P747. God-___:possessing enough power to remake the world

P748. Voltron and Tranzor Z, e.g.

P749. Have concerns

P750. Moving company’s fleet

P751. In the most serious of circumstances

P757. Without courtesy

P758. “Oh, Desiderus! Clearly adding any two numbers produces a result that is not a whole number!”*

P760. Remote power sources

P761. Color of horse

P763. Remain stationary, as a ship

P765. India’s PM in the Nineties

P766. “___ in the house, by Chuck D’s side / Chuck got the flavor, ___ don’t hide”

P768. Logging tool

P769. Conniving

P770. Hawaiian pastes

P773. No money down and half off, say

P774. Take responsibility for something

P775. Star Trek: Voyager network, once

P776. Mediterranean staple, for short

P778. “Wha--? STOP!”

P779. Racers whose conveyances often seem too small

P780. Spring month in France

P782. Where the tennis ball moves

P783. Bitter old man

P784. Go through the cracks

P785. Things zipped and unzipped in a sporting goods demo

P786. With hindsight

P787. Fuss and bother

P788. Show enthusiasm

P789. Singer with the 2010 #1 hit “Tik Tok”

P790. Red giants with zirconium oxide in their spectra

P791. Innocuous

P792. Pinch and impale as a marker or fastener

P793. Home run by-product

P794. Fraught

P795. Phoned on a computer, in technospeak

P796. World of Warcraft choice

P797. Pols’ providers (abbr.)

P798. Cleaned one’s plate

P799. European capital, to natives

P800. Okay, I guess…not terrible

P801. Dodge City lawman

P802. Printout of synaptic energy spikes

P803. Symbol in some streaming service names

P804. He won the first Masked Singer (sorry for the spoiler)

P805. Get easier to cope with, as a cough

P806. “What a situation!”

P807. The Big Lebowski director Ethan

P809. Enjoy the sunset

P810. One of Islam’s best ideas; the West could learn from it on this one, really

P811. Posh beauty parlor

P812. Hoedown seat

P813. Best known for her Armageddon ballad, she released “Strobo Pop” in 2011

P816. Sing Christmas tunes

P819. Actor Chau of Supernatural and The Flash

P820. “It was great! We ___ much fun!”

P821. Tech service with over half a billion users

P822. “That’s a good point”

P823. Hedgehoglike

P824. Mezza ___

P826. Barbie as a fairy, basically

P827. British medical org.

P833. Genre for Psy, for short

P834. Eaten at, as a sweater

P835. Grace under pressure

P837. King of Crete

P839. Old hi-fi records

P840. Bad reaction to “Hey, criticism helps us grow”*

P841. Pigskin receivers

P842. ___ on: bravely kept going

P843. Fast food sandwich that came with a hot and cold side

P845. Blinkers or “peepers”

P847. Most fibrous

P851. Initial offering

P853. Gymnast’s four-legged construction

P854. Part of an été

P855. Stone propeller

P859. “De profundis ad ___” (Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society)

P862. More like some aerosol scents

P863. Muscle that rotates a part outward

P864. Cord or tide

P866. Lapel attachment, briefly

P867. Ruthenium or palladium*

P868. Popular digital camera maker

P870. Dusk in Dijon

P872. Embitter

P874. Crumbly cheese

P877. Skins’ opponent in a pickup game

P878. Scary woman

P879. Window division

P880. Ian Fleming went there

P881. Donlevy or Aherne

P882. Oppo research, e.g.

P885. Priest’s ordination, e.g.

P887. Not rented, as an apartment

P889. Household implement.

P891. Charlton Heston org.

P892. Thick clay (var.)

P895. Maker of Zocor and Fosamax

P896. Bust ___: fire shots)

P897. Peter and the Wolf duck

P898. Pass into memory

P901. “Strychnine” band

P902. Efficient if a little old-fashioned home heaters

P904. 2001 French film nominated for five Oscars

P905. Luxuriant head of hair

P906. 2008 flick ___ Island

P908. Part of many a bus. address

P909. “When will ___ learn?!”

P911. Hip-hoppers Salt-N-___

P914. “___ a nerve!”

P916. Want for nothing (financially or spiritually)

P918. C:/Documents/Movies/MyStudentFilm.___

P920. Stewart successor

P921. Fragment of a ruble

P923. Witty reply

P924. Lip-___ (mouths the words)

P925. On ___-needed basis: ad hoc

P926. Radius neighbor

P927. Tach nos.

P929. Finish the dishes

P932. Pedigreed animal

P933. “___ the opinion that…”

P936. Pre-chip card identifier

P937. Actress Swenson and grocery stores

P938. Last mount Moses climbed

P939. River emerging from the Hautes-Pyrénées

P940. Presumptuousness

P942. Feature of much wallpaper

P944. Soda-drinker’s sound

P946. Did a wheelie

P948. “Everything starts from ___” (Wassily Kandinsky)

P951. Two-tone horses good for long rides

P953. They’re ten to a thousand times brighter than our sun

P955. Capricorn symbol

P956. Style close to cordon bleu

P958. Percentage add-on to pay while visiting*

P959. Imaginary playmate in a Neil Diamond title

P960. Fashion designer Norma

P961. Pulls roughly

P963. ___Ring (birth control brand)

P965. He had a grandmother named Eve

P966. Naysayer’s state

P967. Big bully

P969. Get more than invested

P971. It makes a mystery easy

P973. Steno’s books

P975. Academy member

P977. Of you and me

P979. Sheltered promenade

P981. Grab a lunchtime nap

P984. Gets the message*

P985. Just the best

P988. High perch (var.)

P989. “___ luego!” (Of course!)

P990. Lead astray

P991. Rory of Ireland

P992. Dole offering

P995. Spec on a shirt tag

P996. Direct communications links

P997. Cadillac luxury SUV

P998. Pre-arcade period, days of Dreamcast, post-2015 restructuring, e.g.*

P999. One-named punk rocker and wrestler

P1001. 1982 best seller subtitled “And Other Discoveries About Human Sexuality,” with “The”

P1002. Bow, Barton, or Ward

P1005. Methodist-affiliated Madison coll.

P1007. Pine (for)

P1009. Preludes to mass production

P1011. “That goes double for us”

P1013. Problem for Snow White

P1015. Road areas with little traffic

P1018. South-of-the-border assent

P1019. Like designer dogs

P1021. High-end mosaic material?*

P1024. Common soccer injuries

P1027. ___-Dixie (grocery chain)

P1029. Part of a Hispanic “What’s up?”

P1030. Choral warmup system

P1031. Use a steam iron on

P1032. “Vidi,” in English

P1035. “The Wild Swans at Coole” poet

P1037. Put on the verbal record

P1039. Urban warren

P1041. Sharp Stick director Lena

P1043. Org. relevant to On the Waterfront

P1045. Martinez of the Cards

P1047. Routine grounder, say

P1049. Bare it all

P1050. “It ___ over ‘til the fat lady sings”

P1051. Org. shining a light on poor nursing care

P1053. Economic elite

P1055. From the Pacific cost

P1058. Cracking up

P1059. “Naturally!”

P1060. “Boys Don’t Cry” group

P1062. Eerie spirit.

P1063. They’re sometimes 8 stone each (abbr.)

P1065. Ryan Seacrest’s old hosting gig

P1066. Place to learn, cutesy-style

P1068. Subway barrier

P1070. Speck of rain

P1072. Round green veggies, once upon a time

P1074. Delicate use of words

P1076. Person dressed in black

P1079. Like “haxored” and “pwn’d”

P1080. Accomplishes

P1081. They translate into “the pollen is over there” or “the pollen is somewhere nearby”

P1084. Small loop on the edge of lace

P1087. “How ___ love thee? Let me count the ways”

P1089. “Your turn now”

P1091. One stop before home

P1092. Specializations, for short

P1093. “Yuck-___!” (Ewww!”)

P1094. ___ town: recently arrived

P1095. App that used to look like a primitive camera

P1096. Instigate

P1098. Emperor Concerto key

P1100. Subscription on my Gmail

P1102. One way to seek divine intervention

P1104. Engraver’s needle

P1106. Green piece of Paris

P1110. Billion : giga- :: trillion : ___

P1111. “Fifth Beatle” Pete

P1112. Wind instr. that means “little bell”

P1114. Test requesters (abbr.)

P1118. Popular health food

P1119. Defies all logic

P1120. X or Y, e.g. (abbr.)

P1122. “___ are is dust in the wind”

P1123. “Don’t let me interrupt”

P1124. “My editing job sucks”*

P1125. On paper, it can signal approval or disapproval

P1128. Networks

P1129. Ultrasound subject

P1130. Up ___ (good as usual)

P1131. Jeopardy

P1132. Jewish holiday (var., most but not all sources have the spelling that ends in v)

P1133. Gender abbr.

P1134. Bass attachment?

P1136. Going places in Britpop?

P1138. Drummer’s pride

P1139. Hebrew lament

P1141. Likely to be kept waiting

P1142. Crab-eating macaque

P1143. Seven-foot line

P1145. Second-in-command

P1146. Measurement of green expanse

P1147. “Negatory” replies

P1149. Apparatus built for a young female user*

P1151. Sean O’Kelly’s land

P1152. ___ Out (Kevin Kline film)

P1153. “Looks like there’s a reason for that”

P1154. Mathematical function

P1163. Hardcore devotee

P1164. “Your work is wonderful”

P1165. “Call him Richard Nion”*

P1168. Provide gratification for

P1171. “Forget it,” in Frankfurt

P1172. Name shared by two of Henry VIII’s queens

P1173. Means, e.g. (abbr.)

P1174. Get sour-mouthed

P1178. It may be mixed

P1179. Inescapable outcome

P1180. Imperfect, as mdse.

P1181. Interlace

P1182. Word processor unit

P1183. Ballet legend Nureyev

P1185. “Not good, not good AT ALL!”

P1187. Physics name with “bundle” and “mechanism”

P1189. ___ cup

P1191. Cleanup’s stats

P1193. Sheet for a quick message

P1195. Grievances

P1198. Narrow shoe size

P1199. Big blowup?

P1201. Erle Stanley Gardner pen name

P1204. Wading bird that’s notoriously hard to hunt

P1205. RN locales

P1207. Does an impression

P1208. Where Gone with the Wind ends

P1209. Márquez and Copperfield

P1210. Patrick Harris and Gaiman

P1211. Plant one’s flag verbally

P1212. Some are kings, some are twins

P1215. Worked on a piano

P1217. Street procession with performers

P1219. Agent Monica ___ (The X-Files role)

P1221. Unclosed, to poets

P1223. Furnace air blaster

P1225. “Rubber Duckie, You’re The One” singer

P1228. “Smoke-detecting capabilities…fading…”

P1229. Bollywood actress Arora

P1231. Sounds of doubt

P1232. Knight ___ (former newspaper publisher)

P1234. Goes up, up, up

P1235. Org. that started during the California gold rush

P1237. Erase, as memory

P1238. Attractive types

P1240. Quaint letter addressees

P1241. Cardinal toppers

P1242. Where many eggs follow

P1243. Avoids a bogey, barely

P1245. Sails events?

P1247. King Kong-esque good guy of classic cartoons

P1249. Bareilles who sang “Love Song”

P1251. Exit to return real quick

P1253. “Slid into” an online conversation

P1254. ___ Delivery Service (classic anime)

P1255. Greek letters that look like tridents

P1256. “You want to irritate me and everyone? Go ahead!”

P1258. Kitchen storage area

P1262. Prank-puller

P1263. Grown narrower

P1264. South American parrot*

P1265. Fortune companion

P1267. Da Nang dress

P1268. Enhancing word

P1270. Woven pieces on a porch

P1271. Like an odd-toed ungulate

P1272. Passenger, to a cabbie

P1273. Musical repetition and heightening

P1274. With “+,” Defending Jacob and Servant streaming service

P1275. First British monarch of the House of Hanover

P1277. We Bare Bears voice and comedian Martin

P1279. Certain file download

P1281. Iphigenia’s brother

P1283. Tear out of

P1285. Wheat crackers

P1288. Negative subtraction (abbr.)

P1289. Flat sound*

P1290. Two letters after “tee”

P1291. Like some owls

P1295. Britons’ rivals

P1296. Is impertinently inquisitive

P1297. Arctic explorer

P1300. “Am I right?” at the end of British sentences

P1301. Vikki and John Dickson

P1302. Shooting targets

P1303. Painter who saw spots

P1305. Certain shares (abbr.)

P1307. Eschew

P1309. “I can’t ___ focus”

P1311. Run down a mountain

P1313. Dangerous digestive movement?

P1315. +

P1316. “Prado” handbag, e.g.

P1317. “That’s hot!”

P1318. Classical language of India*

P1320. Underground locale

P1322. Doesn’t consent

P1323. Foyt and Green

P1324. Leave behind what doesn’t concern you

P1325. Behind, aboard

P1329. One of three in water

P1330. New Zealand flock

P1331. Caddie or bellhop

P1333. Some lustrous dresses

P1335. “This tastes terrible”

P1337. Walk with an attitude

P1339. How many forms are filled out

P1341. Spanish nun’s title

P1343. Washday bubbles

P1345. What weight watchers also watch (abbr.)

P1347. Pick up, as yards in football

P1349. “Who? Why, me!”*

P1350. C6H4, commercially

P1351. Knowing what the new black is, e.g.

P1353. Showed I Love Lucy, say

P1356. Over the hill, say

P1357. Strong suit

P1358. It’s powered by atomic and molecular oscillations

P1359. It ends with Paul imprisoned

P1360. Possession

P1363. European actress Lenska

P1365. Cadence calls, in marching

P1366. Take-a-number supermarket section

P1368. Thorn in one’s side

P1370. ___Grande

P1371. Nth degree

P1372. “Chug” follower

P1373. Mozart selections

P1375. Submit an amended 1040

P1376. “Daylight savings” event

P1378. Incurred, as a debt

P1379. Navy man (abbr.)

P1380. “Why do either ‘down’ ___ mean the same after ‘slow’?”

P1381. Areas where race cars serviced

P1383. Pastry shop famous to word lovers, once*

P1384. Seven big ones

P1385. Sham significant other

P1386. Small arachnids

P1387. Letter in a mysterious inscription

P1388. It’s a gift

P1389. La la intro

P1391. Irish sea-god

P1393. Paul or Howard

P1394. Fed. mailing ctr.

P1395. Dojo status symbols

P1396. Ziegfeld and Rida

P1397. Creator of my favorite soft drink

P1398. Trends

P1400. Graynor of The Sopranos and Fringe

P1401. Winter shirt’s feature

P1402. 60 Minutes reporter Logan

P1403. State’s claimant of uninherited land

P1404. New Zealand native

P1407. Link between computation and philosophy

P1408. Mosque-goer’s deity

P1410. Angel often depicted with a trumpet

P1411. Glasses and patches

P1412. The S of RSVP

P1417. Stereotypical moniker for a prophesied figure

P1418. Lightly colored businesswear, sometimes with skirt

P1419. Sources of info on the web

P1420. Blaze alert

P1422. Accepts as payment

P1423. Prefix for meter or mate

P1425. Should one apply

P1427. Jamaican tangelos

P1428. Tag figure

P1429. High-end timepiece

P1430. Acting job that often takes only a single day’s shooting

P1432. Largest city in Yemen

P1433. Spread nasty rumors about

P1434. Swedish shag

P1435. Asti Spumante and Madeira

P1439. OH town with the US’s largest Slovenian population

P1440. Slowly accumulate

P1441. Honchos

P1442. Measure of area (abbr.)

P1443. Without a stitch

P1445. POTUS 30

P1447. Lone Ranger shout

P1449. The appropriate time

P1450. Like some training programs

P1451. Activities that consume many hours

P1453. Italian port

P1454. Narrowly sliced metal

P1455. “The love of money is ___ of all evil”

P1457. Assign blame for to

P1458. Awed one

P1459. Hare-hunt cry

P1460. Pen names

P1463. Input with keys

P1464. Picnic barbecue

P1465. Established

P1466. Topic for debate (abbr.)

P1467. “My memory’s fuzzy on whether he was a sailor or just a guy with ink”*

P1469. Pelvic exercises

P1470. Final bid

P1471. Separated, as a couple

P1476. Janvier à décembre

P1477. Prom duds for guys

P1478. One side in an informal game

P1479. Kelso portrayer Kutcher

P1480. Anti-anti-Semitic gp.

P1481. Whirlwinds

P1483. Movie archivists’ org.

P1484. Luxor locale

P1485. More solemn

P1486. Gumlike

P1487. Their raw blood is toxic, but we eat them anyway

P1488. Part of many a psych course

P1489. Mid-massage doze-offs*

P1490. Antianxiety pill*

P1491. Lead-in to a final match-up

P1492. Reverse of a pic

P1493. He sulks for most of his epic tale

P1494. Ailment

P1495. NYC or LA rapid transit, or fashion style

P1496. Severance

P1497. Scream queen Wallace

P1498. Having a bad reputation

P1499. Going ___: using everything one has

P1500. Show that intro’d Q and the Borg

P1501. “___, though?” (reply to “Banner’s powerful and useful, too”)

P1502. Grooved on

P1503. “Quiet, the grownups are talking” type

P1504. 2000s New Hampshire senator John

P1505. Vertical ship part

P1506. Oldest of the Brady bunch

P1507. If they know who let the dogs out, they’re not saying (with “Men”)

P1509. Body ink, briefly*

P1510. Does a cakewalk

P1511. Educator’s deg.

P1514. Isn’t temperate

P1515. 2008: The _ear _f _anguages

P1516. Brazilian city homophonic with a state capital

P1517. Breaks, in Britain

P1519. “Rainstorms will travel thousands of miles, against prevailing winds, for the opportunity to rain on ___” (Dave Barry, on camping)

P1520. “The” Netherlands city

P1521. “Sad to say…”

P1523. Refrain, as from sex

P1525. Abbreviated JFK postings

P1532. “You have made two blunders ___ many minutes”: Inspector Lestrade

P1533. Capacity for seeing and remembering in detail

P1535. Tech support staff

P1536. River rising in Silesia

P1537. Overly fussy types

P1539. Common court symbol

P1540. Norway’s patron

P1542. Song for which a whole songbook is named or lead essay in a collection, e.g.

P1543. Stayed in a lodge

P1544. Planes, quaintly

P1545. Place to see old films…or another place to see new ones

P1546. “And the earth ___ without form and void”

P1547. Bugs Bunny’s feet, not that he ever wears shoes

P1548. ___ and tear

P1550. Ignoramuses

P1551. Start of a repeat

P1553. The Four ___, singing group

P1554. Part of class reading, as opposed to pure notetaking

P1555. 1929 work that challenges symbolic meaning

P1556. “I Guess ___ Rather Be In Denver”

P1557. Change one’s mind toward the negative

P1558. Turned silver to gold?

P1559. “Giant Brain” of postwar Pennsylvania

P1560. Insect’s feelers.

P1561. Wouldn’t have succeeded without

P1565. Western, facetiously

P1567. Word after string or rhythm

P1572. Lennon’s frequent collaborator*

P1576. Investment in the household

P1579. Washer/dryer, e.g.

P1580. Small primates

P1584. American listing (abbr.)

P1587. Piper Palin’s mother

P1588. What Spanish Olympians go for

P1589. Restores citizenship to

P1590. Sprinter Carl

P1591. What WALL-E might say to his girlfriend at the end of his movie, if he could say things*

P1592. Jacobs, Ali Khan, and Lee*

P1593. Six, in Sorrento

P1594. Georg’s electrical unit

P1595. Magenta or red violet

P1596. Comedian Bill

P1597. “Srta.”, across the Pyrenees

P1598. Hacienda rooms*

P1599. ___ daughter Demora in Star Trek Generations*

P1600. Sibilant signal*

P1601. Knock softly on*

P1602. Way header

P1603. The Enterprise and others

P1605. Otherwise, to Ovid

P1606. Gp. of battalions

P1607. Bean Town team, for short

P1608. Sound upstairs

P1609. X, to Electra

P1610. Antedating

P1613. Physician known for collecting synonyms

P1614. “Touched” band that was huge?

P1615. Did a cobbler’s job

P1616. Obama’s first chief of staff

P1618. ___ Islands (western Aleutians)

P1620. Little islands

P1621. Certain school subject, to a Brit

P1622. Middle Eastern state since 1971

P1623. Of prime quality

P1624. High guy in Dubai (var.)

P1625. Dusty dry

P1626. Subsection

P1628. Was a difficult art subject

P1629. Line renditions of streets with fake business listings*

P1630. In sleep mode, say*

P1631. They’re moved on golf greens

P1632. E-mail suffix

P1635. Container to separate forks, knives, and spoons

P1636. “Younger” who was great-grandson to his “Elder”

P1637. Slides over on the sofa

P1638. “___ es todo” (“That’s all”)

P1639. New Kids on the Block’s “Put It on My ___”

P1641. It tastes so good, you’ll never want to leave

P1642. Spiffy wheels

P1643. Threw one’s head back and YOWWWLED

P1644. Tennis feat named for a Williams sister

P1645. Optometrist’s concern

P1647. V as in VFW

P1648. Muckups

P1649. ___ Valley, neighborhood in San Francisco

P1650. With a full deck, so to speak

P1651. “Don’t make me start barking”*

P1652. Direct the oars

P1653. Geneva Convention concern

P1654. Long warless period

P1658. Doppelganger, perhaps

P1659. Place to get well

P1660. Rochester paper, for short

P1661. El Greco became one after age 36

P1664. Ex-senator Feingold

P1665. Matter to debate

P1666. Third afterthought in a missive (abbr.)

P1667. Go-go guy

P1668. TV show that had its Dey in court?

P1669. Blood type with a full name that sounds like bad advice

P1670. U2’s “All I Want ___”

P1671. Have a ton of

P1674. Move to Arizona, maybe

P1675. Insubstantial stuff*

P1676. Teased, teased, teased

P1677. Paw cushion

P1678. One might be caught for an out

P1679. Sorry situations

P1681. “I’m so steamed right now”

P1682. What a caller might be on

P1683. Lou Grant portrayer

P1685. “The rain has RUINED these precious original sketches”*

P1687. European dormouse

P1688. “How I hate the holidays”

P1689. Sign at a takeout window

P1690. Electrical-system safety valve

P1691. Munroe of the X-Men*

P1692. Singer James or Mitchell

P1693. Where I go to get in shape*

P1694. Bill of cowboy legend

P1695. “Ods bodkins!”

P1696. Market path?

P1697. Cellar door device

P1698. Separate with nets*

P1700. Asian shrine

P1701. Shush, in the UK

P1702. Vintage Jags

P1703. “Who, me?” response

P1704. Corsetiere’s sale

P1705. Way to send docs

P1706. Dorm decoration

P1707. Vision-threatening injury

P1708. Frequent celebrants

P1711. UK lexicons

P1713. “Let’s go, Gabriela!”

P1714. “I don’t think well at all of Spielberg’s babylike alien”*

P1716. Prelim for large-scale research

P1718. Bit of plumbing

P1719. Lower part of the skeleton

P1720. Old thralls

P1721. Get right up against

P1722. Dunces

P1723. Nintendo Land platform

P1724. Martial arts master very strangely portrayed in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

P1726. Pump (up)

P1728. Having sangfroid

P1730. OAS member (abbr.)*

P1731. Chocolate shapers

P1732. Keystone State founder and family

P1733. Pertaining to an insect stage

P1735. Followed an office dictator?

P1736. One working a four-hour shift

P1737. “___ is my witness…”

P1738. “Everybody Hurts” singer

P1739. Noun followed by “apparent”

P1740. Rocky’s love

P1741. Giant slugger, once

P1742. John Kricfalusi’s dog

P1743. Sausage seller Jimmy

P1744. Striped “gato”

P1745. Nos. of people

P1746. Jedi wear beneath the robe

P1747. “___ it goes”

P1748. Start and end of a magical phrase

P1749. Din in the library

P1750. Some lit. degrees

P1751. Stephen Hawking’s condition

P1753. Spiff (up), in dialect

P1754. “What can ___ you?”

P1755. White paper (abbr.)

P1756. Nine? Jawohl

P1757. What eagles do

P1758. Cotton shirting type

P1762. Evocative of an emotion

P1763. Try to pull off, say

P1764. Withers from disuse

P1766. Every Volvo has two of them

P1768. It sometimes displays the adjustable price of goods

P1769. Answer to “Which royal picked her own engagement ring out of a catalog?”*

P1770. Paper Moon actor Tatum

P1771. "We shall not pass this way again," for short

P1772. Minnows’ milieus

P1773. Skeptic’s reply to “All done!”

P1774. With The, 2002 book about moving on from the perspective of the deceased

P1776. Sub inits.

P1777. ___-Wipe: cleaning brand

P1778. Pirouetting, say

P1779. Little sounds of delight or sympathy with suffering

P1780. Automaker named for its founder’s initials

P1781. Danube port

P1782. “The Raven” poet Edgar Allan ___

P1785. Herb that sounds like a skeleton

P1790. Taoism word

P1793. Versailles votes

P1795. Acknowledged expert

P1798. “If they do it, why ___?”

P1804. Year Zero dictator

P1805. Targets of stress-relieving massages

P1807. “You’re probably right”

P1808. Word after special or photo

P1809. Encampment spot

P1810. Watt equivalents representing apparent power

P1813. Choppers?

P1814. They’re assigned

P1815. “‘Til next time!”

P1817. Melty and sticky

P1819. Golf pro’s topic

P1820. Degrees of accuracy, in computing

P1821. Give a hand to?

P1822. “Do I have to draw you ___?”

P1823. Herb that comes in licorice and cinnamon varieties

P1824. The Fleece was its cargo

P1825. Carbonated drink

P1827. Join suffix

P1828. “My friends,” in France

P1829.

Fur-trading First Nation

P1830. Personal Witness: Israel Through My Eyes author

P1831. Mea ___

P1836. City whose residents campaign to keep it weird

P1837. 1948 political campaign song that became a 1959 hit

P1838. “Natal” lead-in

P1839. Buddy up

P1841. Everything German?

P1842. State of relaxation

P1843. Protective sleep states

P1844. REM show?

P1845. Web-footed bird

P1846. Harried dad’s heart’s desire?

P1847. Small amount of work?

P1848. Monster.com abbr.

P1850. Foundation garment

P1851. Task-oriented management style, for short

P1852. Forms ice crystals upon

P1853. Ending for cash or cloth

P1855. Corn’s found on it

P1858. Winter melon variety

P1859. Lab coat?

P1861. “___ Gesù che hai detto” (“Oh my Jesus, what did you say?!”)

P1862. Where Elsa sings “Monster”

P1863. Loos, e.g.

P1864. Popular online lectures

P1865. Chuck roast option

P1866. T. ___ Price of finance

P1867. Pretend to be something you’re not

P1868. Press and forfeit suffix

P1869. Drink spiced with cloves

P1871. Loan and gift suffix

P1872. Katniss’ country

P1874. 7/32nds around the compass

P1875. Radar’s rank (abbr.)

P1876. Green fluid to wash colors

P1877. Make ___ of tea: do some brewing

P1878. Best Animated Feature of 2003 title character

P1879. Laborious journeys

P1880. Novelist, proverbially

P1881. “Agreed”

P1882. Makeout ___ (long smooch)

P1883. Traffic “calming” device

P1884. Its mascot is a small desk lamp

P1885. A neutral one is called a neutrino

P1886. Gets lucky, in slang

P1887. Japanese capital?

P1890. Idea of your parents having sex, in psychology

P1891. Waste matter

P1892. She’s lying?

P1893. Name spanning five decades of Syrian government

P1894. “The Air ___ Breathe” (1974 hit)

P1895. Cosmonaut Vladimir

P1896. Steady twosome

P1898. The sun, to some

P1900. Quaker’s Rice-___

P1901. The Pentagon is cracking down on harassment of them

P1902. Cross-dressing role for Streisand

P1903. Black tea with milk and spices

P1904. Java export

P1905. Meaning that backpacker’s retailer*

P1906. Vrbo owner

P1907. Pres., militarily*

P1909. One with a wide-open mouth

P1910. Wood and Westwick

P1911. Body part susceptible to frostbite

P1912. They used to be lowered into wells

P1913. Sam Shepard won eleven

P1918. She left Moses in the bulrushes

P1919. Neologism popularized by Kris Jenner

P1922. Place specializing in steaks

P1924. “That was a close one!”

P1925. Endorsed, as a passport

P1926. 300 city-state

P1927. Jewish bread*

P1928. Drop, as an argument

P1929. ___ W Restaurants

P1930. Irritated cat’s posture

P1932. Mischievously off-color

P1933. Myoglobin component

P1934. They may be cross

P1935. Dangerous Liaisons star Thurman

P1937. Vinous opening

P1938. Brian who made Another Green World

P1943. Orchid necklace, sometimes

P1944. Epilogue’s place

P1945. Actor Tony and financial journalist Charles

P1946. Health helper, casually

P1948. “I need your arms right now”

P1949. Be stealthy

P1950. Tomorrowland and I Still Believe actress Robertson

P1951. Is likely to spill

P1952. “Make the thing secure”*

P1953. Chilly, in Mexico

P1955. CBS show that had 337 episodes

P1956. Give gas to, as an engine

P1957. Via follower in old Rome

P1958. Tallest mountain in China

P1960. Text digitization meth.

P1961. Boarding school crowd

P1965. MLBer, e.g.

P1966. Noah’s heir

P1970. Euro predecessor

P1973. Hawaiian seaport.

P1974. Mail stations (abbr.)

P1975. Off-roaders’ event that starts in Moab, Utah

P1976. Indian city with a self-named fort

P1977. Claim firmly

P1978. Poems extolling ancient victories, say

P1979. Cable-service add-ons

P1980. Advanced tape format that never really caught on

P1982. Thomas Moore’s “___ the Last Rose of Summer”

P1984. Outdoor sports store

P1985. “Harry Potter vs. Luke Skywalker” musical series, briefly

P1986. Double agent, e.g.

P1988. Popular microbrew option, for short

P1989. Israeli prime minister of the early Seventies

P1990. Unusability of the legs

P1992. Source of sugar

P1994. Of the last days of imperial Egypt

P1996. Rom-dram that got its title from a Beatles song

P1997. Department of Transportation concern

P1999. Crackerjacks

P2000. Transfusion system

P2002. Home of Dog the Bounty Hunter

P2003. HTML 101: How to Build ___ Page

P2004. Former Colorado governor Roy

P2005. “That feels great!”

P2007. Busta Rhymes album*

P2008. Pres. during Brown v. Board of Education

P2009. The Yardbirds’ “___ Man”

P2010. Part of a road test track

P2011. Word hyphenated to bred or advised

P2012. Email guffaw*

P2013. Mao colleague Lin

P2014. How some home videos are stored

P2015. Teen’s transportation

P2017. Like starships, for short

P2019. Recipe drop-in units (abbr.)

P2020. Large country in Africa

P2022. Korean mobile phones

P2024. Eastern honorifics

P2026. It contains the world’s largest “dead zone”

P2027. Is fretfully insomniac

P2028. USS John S. McCain and USS Campbell

P2033. With the highest sequin-count

P2034. Admiral’s inits.

P2035. Bank writeoffs

P2038. House, for the night, at least*

P2044. Jerusalem-born Judas novelist

P2045. Traditional (animation)

P2046. Commercial development done in one hr.?

P2047. Seal a racing victory over

P2048. ___ tank (waste disposal system)

P2050. ___ Silicones Corporation

P2052. Cries piteously

P2054. Britpop band with the 1998 compilation “Freshly Squeezed…The Early Years”

P2056. Weathervane letters

P2058. Not bigoted, or trying not to be

P2059. Drum god Neil

P2060. Writer Waldo Emerson

P2061. Zero Dark Thirty villain

P2062. Face disgrace?

P2063. Dorm party disrupters (abbr.)

P2064. Social Security fig.

P2065. “Bud, if you screwed up, you need a romantic gesture to say you’re sorry”*

P2066. TD Garden athlete

P2067. Went after mouth first

P2075. Cook corn without oil

P2076. Weighing heavily (on)

P2077. Biopic of musician Charles

P2078. Two-toned treat

P2080. Type of insurance that doesn’t pay dividends, briefly

P2082. Pershing’s ___ (nickname for the US Army Band)

P2084. Aquatic fun-lover

P2085. The continents, e.g.

P2087. Freshwater fish

P2089. Upscale watch name

P2092. “Almost everyone has or will experience getting dumped in their lifetime. Unless, of course, you’re ___. Jesus can’t dump [those]” (Jenny McCarthy)

P2093. Fully focused

P2095. Say “you stand accused…” and so on

P2097. Parcheesi-like game

P2098. Bluish purple

P2099. Rubber bundler

P2101. Rembrandt, when he wasn’t painting

P2102. Most inclined to dawdle

P2103. Will-deadening

P2104. “___ man walks into a bar…”

P2106. “Smiling, petite ball of fire,” to Philbin

P2107. Pique performances

P2109. Sound at the door

P2111. Music player from Apple

P2113. Sounded throaty

P2115. 2022 movie that features an 1878 moving image

P2116. Available for rent

P2120. Lose consciousness

P2121. Bang on target

P2124. “I’ve ___ Workin’ on the Railroad”

P2125. Of bristles

P2126. Slow, musically

P2127. Buddy of The Beverly Hillbillies

P2128. Assumes

P2129. Private meeting

P2130. Hit one out of the park, say

P2131. Swat back toward the hoop, as a missed shot

P2132. Like some old monuments

P2133. When judges are at work

P2134. Whats___, e.g.

P2135. They often represent countries

P2136. Predictive indications

P2137. Haphazard growth

P2138. Kind of college prep

P2139. What voy can mean

P2140. Piece of writing (abbr.)

P2141. Hunter’s device

P2142. Diner-table freebie

P2143. Winner’s haul

P2144. Start of a Fifth Dimension hit

P2145. “___ the pity”

P2146. The Delta Factor actress Mimieux

P2147. Obvious to observation

P2148. Perennial grasses

P2149. Pontiffs

P2150. She can thrust at any part of her opponent’s body

P2151. Norepinephrine-producing

P2152. On a pension (abbr.)

P2153. It’s read for a price (abbr.)

P2155. Missouri coach

P2157. More junglelike

P2159. “I play my best for Him, ___-pum-pum”

P2161. Future executive, perhaps

P2167. Brief approvals

P2170. German anatomist

P2171. 2-Sep

P2172. Irritating type

P2180. One that stands to prevent a strike

P2181. Food skewer

P2182. Seasons for carolers

P2184. Test outcome that once might have classified someone as a “moron”

P2186. Defeated on the mat

P2188. Order to a projectionist

P2190. View through a knothole

P2192. Fastening piece

P2194. 1984 song with the lyrics “I’m relying on your common decency / So far, it hasn’t surfaced, but I’m sure it exists / It just takes a while to travel from your head to your fist”

P2197. “This growth is under my control”*

P2198. Dr. played by Randall

P2199. “___ no strangers to love…”

P2200. “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen” pres.

P2201. “My lack of ego stuns even me!”*

P2203. Toon who once taught at Brown*

P2205. End-of-page Web link

P2207. Prized cards, to collectors

P2209. Lone Star sch.

P2212. “My ___ are sealed”

P2214. “I don’t like that”

P2216. Spring from lying to standing

P2218. Burrowing bird

P2220. Erotic display

P2222. Murky regions

P2227. Wastes no time

P2228. Soldiers of fortune

P2229. Ingredients in some shampoos

P2230. “Emotional powder keg” from Death Note, making him the exact opposite of his homophone

P2231. Flock at church

P2234. Dungeon

P2237. Streaming player brand

P2240. “Shut yer yap!”

P2242. Stereotypical family spoiler

P2244. Take over, geopolitically

P2246. Ingenuous people

P2248. De Niro’s wife in Meet the Parents

P2250. Las Vegas area

P2252. Venus’ sister

P2254. Case for peas

P2257. Protein purifier

P2258. Sought congers

P2259. Chain named for the initials of its signature ingredient

P2260. Chinese-food general

P2261. “___ don’t know…maybe?”

P2262. Inuit headgear

P2264. Bos’n’s boss

P2265. Old and looking it

P2267. ___-tongue (vanilla-smelling flower)

P2268. Weary worker’s wish

P2270. Reed player Lateef

P2272. Gets ready, briefly

P2274. 1999 NFL Defensive Player of the Year

P2276. Bar by law

P2278. Put on again

P2280. Voice of the iPhone

P2282. Holey Moley golf pro Curry

P2284. ___ on the wrist: barely punishment

P2286. Some sell by the slice

P2288. Prepare, as a printing press

P2290. Optimal, in ‘00s slang

P2292. Four gills

P2296. Milk director ___ Van Sant

P2297. Pulls along behind

P2299. “I’m paying!”

P2300. Like prime time, usually (abbr.)

P2304. Supplier of relish in a tongue twister

P2306. Caroling songs

P2308. Total guess

P2311. “Queen City of the South” still independent from the Philippines

P2313. Get the last bit of gravy

P2315. Conway and Reid

P2317. What you may go on or, pronounced another way, shed

P2319. Chinese appetizer array

P2321. Split part, sometimes

P2323. Unexcited, as a response

P2325. Out of whack

P2327. Team with a mascot named Uga, familiarly

P2330. Garage remote

P2331. Social division

P2332. “A horse, a horse! My kingdom for a horse” source

P2333. Sweetened, as a wine*

P2334. First name in 1990s rap

P2335. Its initial stands for “Escherichia”

P2336. “___ ‘em, tiger!”

P2337. Like many chimneys

P2339. “Away, fly!”

P2341. Wasn’t impartial

P2343. Careful effort

P2345. Be undisturbable in slumber

P2347. Enters the batter’s box

P2348. Hors d’oeuvres mix

P2350. Certain Sunni or Shia Muslims

P2352. Env. contents

P2354. Employment employee, you might say

P2356. Did some above average work

P2358. Ineffective when it comes to

P2360. Impressive hamstring stretch

P2362. “Make yourself scarce”

P2364. Avoids the risk of trial

P2365. Their country was once called “the granary of Rome”

P2367. Scott in a historic Supreme Court case

P2368. Lincoln Center’s Alice ___ Hall

P2369. 12-5 times

P2370. Wall slots

P2371. Katniss’ bodyguard or Wazowski and Sullivan’s enemy

P2374. Annual Austin music festival

P2376. Distress beacons

P2378. Wander aimlessly

P2380. A goodly number

P2383. Sign seen in many a door

P2385. Rome’s ___ Wars

P2387. “Guess that’s fine”

P2388. Melodic “ideas”

P2390. Address for a clergyman (abbr.)

P2392. Drench, perhaps

P2394. Words of assent

P2397. Congressional assistants

P2398. It’s more good than bad

P2399. Animal known for bouncing a beach ball

P2401. Ring the bell

P2402. Like a healthy recruit

P2403. Unceasing in progress

P2405. Names composed of letters that are ROT13 matches for each other

P2406. Heavy spiked staffs

P2407. A votre ___ (to your health)

P2408. St. ___, West Indies island

P2410. Hawaii Five-O locale

P2412. Lowest low

P2414. Perennial trouble spot

P2416. It’s not as picky as YouTube

P2418. Bush league, for short?

P2419. Make ready

P2420. Pekingese bark

P2422. Barely make, as a living

P2425. Japanese confection

P2427. Ward and Yar

P2429. Model Chrissy

P2431. Take a snooze

P2433. Field unit

P2435. Cowboy request?

P2437. ___’ cat (ball game)

P2438. Runs into

P2439. July 4th sounds

P2441. Big helicopters, in military slang

P2442. Banana liqueur drink shaken over ice

P2443. Spot colors?

P2444. Concentrated essence in a bottle

P2445. Keep leaving messages on each other’s voicemails

P2446. Fireplace fuel

P2448. Untouchable, in a way

P2450. ___-day calendar

P2452. Old sitcom mechanic, with “the”

P2455. Rabbit cousin with a high-pitched alarm call

P2457. Bob and family

P2459. Barber’s workplace

P2461. Political gambits using rumors behind the scenes

P2463. Organisation with the motto, “For all creatures great and small”

P2465. Moviegoer’s chocolate candy

P2467. Coulomb

P2471. Lead-in to meany or weeny

P2472. Somali-American supermodel-cosmetician

P2473. PrompTer beginning

P2475. Explosive compound

P2476. LaBeouf whose character was killed offscreen in the last Indiana Jones film

P2477. Dora’s explorer cousin

P2478. German shoe material

P2479. Officiates at a tea

P2482. Famous name in oil

P2483. First German to be Roman Emperor

P2485. Neverworld Wake author Marisha

P2486. Reveals, in verse

P2488. Empty talk

P2489. Ssswissss ssslitherersss

P2490. Half the riffraff?

P2492. Camelot, to Arthur

P2494. Proceed impulsively

P2496. French mineral water town ___-les-Bains

P2497. Move effortlessly

P2498. Model of geographic density

P2500. March fig.

P2502. Part of OD

P2508. Roebuck’s partner

P2509. Put back in the corral

P2512. Opposite of pref.

P2515. Beginning of Creation?

P2518. Dutch landscapist Aelber

P2521. Surrender possession of

P2523. Village of South African natives

P2525. Ace of Base’s “Don’t ___ Around”

P2529. Inferior deity

P2531. Blue Jay pitcher Dave

P2533. Evals for further education

P2536. ___ Black (Will Smith film)

P2537. Unidentified missing object

P2538. “I’d be happy to”

P2540. All members of the House of Saud

P2541. Genesis hit “___ of Mine”*

P2542. U.S. Open champ of 2014*

P2543. Wear down bit by bit

P2545. Narcs’ quarry

P2547. Upholstered chair insert

P2549. Down greedily

P2551. Pakistani money

P2553. Comfortably enclosed

P2555. Chest part, for short

P2556. Company benefit prog.

P2557. ABM supporter*

P2559. Spread apart

P2561. Garden designer Oudolf

P2563. When appropriate

P2565. Sets up long before needed, as a freeze-dried meal

P2567. Teases mercilessly

P2569. Distinctive folk

P2572. To be, in Tampico

P2573. Former name for an English county

P2574. Common transparent material

P2576. Singer-songwriter Lisa

P2577. Enters the Enterprise

P2578. Goggles giving haptic feedback, for short

P2579. Greeting from someone who seems distracted or down

P2582. Grant foe

P2584. Debt-heavy corp. takeovers

P2586. On the ___ (set aside)

P2588. British monies

P2590. At the head of

P2592. Combat vet’s diagnosis

P2593. Titanic trucks

P2595. Half a dolphin fish

P2597. Asian tents

P2599. Played idly

P2601. Argument you may start in school

P2603. Prog. for sailors-to-be

P2607. Mild oath

P2608. 1960s band with a car-related name, with “the”

P2609. Do a new format on a paragraph

P2610. Prepare for a tanning session

P2611. Name for Shakespeare’s “band of brothers” on Saint Crispin’s Day*

P2612. Cooking place

P2615. Muhammad or Moses

P2617. Blue material

P2619. Puccini presentation

P2621. Oscar-winning role for Kidman

P2624. HQs for Friday and Kojak

P2625. One used

P2627. Greek letter before lambda

P2629. A crushing amount, perhaps literally

P2630. Section one of many lengthy forms

P2632. Like any of eight billiard balls

P2634. Missing, as the start of a party

P2635. Wife of Abraham, originally

P2638. “Have ___!” (“Watch yourself”)

P2639. Octopi’s hardest body parts

P2640. All odd positive integers are one to all even positive integers, and vice versa

P2642. Is mournful

P2643. Norma or Norman on A&E

P2645. Bite like a pup

P2646. “While you’re ___…”

P2648. Firework noise*

P2649. Green government org.

P2651. Figures at a pileup

P2653. Like some rehab programs

P2655. They’ll be the largest of marsupials, when they’re grown

P2657. Prior (abbr.)

P2660. Casual greeting sometimes (mostly wrongly) used as a martial-arts cry

P2662. Permeates

P2665. “Traffic Crossing ___ Bridge” (pioneering 1888 film footage)

P2667. ___ a Stranger (Olivia de Havilland film)

P2670. Latissimus ___ (back muscle)

P2674. Tub, especially when full

P2676. Run up, as a debt

P2677. Weeper, proverbially

P2678. Hands-together time*

P2681. It can take down whales even bigger than its members

P2682. Out of ___ (uncoordinated)

P2684. Danish filmmaker Lars von

P2685. Furniture variety

P2687. Having no fight left

P2689. Ally ___ (comics caveman)

P2690. Perlman married to DeVito

P2691. ___ pill (amphetamine)*

P2693. Coffee break bite

P2695. Shoe brand name evoking birds and flight

P2697. Pole at sea

P2699. Review briefly

P2701. Stomach enzyme

P2703. Disney film set in Polynesia

P2705. Fail to measure up

P2706. Presidential advisory groups

P2708. Not real social-media users

P2709. Proven prey

P2710. “That was a joke!”

P2711. ___ Work (1980s band)

P2713. ___ wheelie

P2714. Scraper

P2715. Medium skill?

P2717. Reinhart of Look Both Ways

P2720. Likely to offend, for short

P2722. Sweep’s coat

P2725. Lord of the Rings weapon

P2727. Nobel physicist Paul

P2729. Fortune-teller’s talents

P2731. Small, as a crime

P2732. It may be spiked

P2734. Light hardwood with a diffuse grain

P2736. Eurasian range

P2737. King of ancient Egypt

P2739. Haagen-___

P2740. Football fans’ libations

P2741. Comic Bert’s family

P2742. Send to another doctor, maybe*

P2743. Sweat outlet

P2744. Schoolyard retort to “Are not!”

P2745. Bread served with Indian dishes*

P2746. Golfer Alcott and Alcott creation

P2750. Money in the bank

P2752. Renders immobile on the mat

P2754. Challenging HS subj. often including dissection

P2756. Insect stages

P2758. ___-dieu (kneeler)

P2760. Street drug*

P2761. Survivor’s first word?

P2762. Narrow ship channel

P2764. Hair remover

P2766. “___ gut” (German praise)

P2769. Cried feebly

P2771. From here, to Heinlein

P2774. Type of vision issue that may call for surgery

P2775. First third of a classic canine star’s name

P2776. “Step ___ pets” (famous palindrome that didn’t make it into this grid)*

P2777. Airplane wing parts

P2779. Thick books

P2780. Augustus’ god

P2781. Amazon ID

P2783. NYC gallery district

P2785. Foreign policy advisory gp.

P2786. Daystar

P2788. Eleventh President

P2790. “Merry Xmas Everybody” glam band

P2792. Boomer song?

P2794. Singer Braxton or Tennille

P2797. Agency employee, informally

P2799. Caveman diet

P2800. Clue variable

P2802. Eastern time slot for first-run NYPD Blue episodes

P2804. Noah’s ark groupings

P2806. Some calculators or watches

P2808. Postpone exploration of

P2809. It helps friendly nations buy goods

P2810. Segregated strata in different nations

P2813. “Jumpin’ Jack Flash, it’s ___”

P2814. Glassy, temperature-controlled enclosures for growing plants

P2815. Suit jacket fabric

P2816. Songs sung singly*

P2817. Court petition

P2818. Hardly snow-colored, to Keats

P2820. Big wheels

P2823. Seasoned veterans

P2825. Theater VIP

P2826. Culminate while

P2828. ___ food (kimchi and such)

P2829. Serpico’s gp.

P2831. Untanned hide of calf, lamb, etc.

P2832. “As good as done, boss!”

P2833. Return address for many absentee ballots (abbr.)

P2836. Event with lunges and touches

P2838. 2005 World Series team, for short

P2840. According to a recent survey, what they like best about us colonials is Netflix, and what they like least is Donald Trump

P2842. Like peons

P2845. Scratchy silk fabric

P2846. Aggrandize

P2847. Cell-division processes

P2849. Plant with two seed leaves

P2850. Big Apple NLer

P2851. “This might be a little too much of a party school”*

P2852. Slope outside Edinburgh

P2853. “The Search for a Superstar” show, familiarly

P2855. Walking venison

P2857. Back in business

P2858. Islands somewhat more independent since Suharto left

P2861. Leader-type

P2864. “Gimme just ___!”

P2867. Optimist’s attribute

P2869. Wash. baseballers

P2871. Swift tour theme

P2873. Ms. Winfrey’s production company

P2875. Certain choke in wrestling

P2877. Fasten over

P2880. Divinity sch. degree

P2882. “I’ll Be Missing You” singer

P2884. Athlete’s TV shout to a parent

P2885. Feeler on a creepy crawler

P2887. Tabby’s resting spot

P2888. Horseshoe characteristic

P2889. American dance move that, for whatever reason, is illegal in Saudi Arabia

P2890. Not a single time, in old poems

P2893. Large-scale markets

P2895. Slate-colored, in Scotland

P2897. Former LA mayor Sam

P2899. Pesach meal

P2901. Genre replete with da capo arias

P2903. Proverb

P2904. Alter kitty

P2905. Campground parkers, for short

P2907. Watchmaker’s magnifier

P2909. Piñata material

P2911. Kennel cries

P2913. Corneille play about a Spanish hero

P2915. Levi’s brand label

P2918. What makes a made man made?*

P2919. David’s ill-fated son

P2920. With her son’s aid, she became queen mother of Argos

P2921. Gorgon’s-head shield

P2922. Word in the second Scout law

P2923. Old woman of Germany

P2924. Two-pals-on-a-quest film

P2925. “I could count ___ hand the number of times…”

P2926. Sedimentary mounds

P2927. Is a good dog

P2930. Thom ___ (shoe-store chain)

P2932. Trim (off)

P2933. Half a cheerleader’s item

P2935. Envelope-pushing

P2937. “___ guten rutsch”

P2939. Puts one over on

P2941. Antelopes, to lions

P2944. Untouched by pettiness

P2946. Late Louis from Louisiana

P2948. “Ingratitude, thou marble-hearted fiend” speaker

P2950. Foamed milk drink

P2952. Henry Blake’s title on M*A*S*H

P2954. Bright

P2957. ___-podge

P2958. “Rio” singers, with P2958-Down

P2959. Actor-director Jordan whose films’ short titles can be hard to say in conversation

P2960. Ending with cigar or wagon*

P2961. “Was that ___?” (“You makin’ fun of me?”)

P2962. Snooty types

P2964. Ice houses?

P2966. Paris accord subj.

P2968. Veneers

P2969. Billboard slot-filler

P2971. Helped someone get a seat

P2972. ___ Delgada, Azores port

P2974. Laos’s home

P2976. “Howzit goin’?”

P2977. Some insurance options, for short

P2978. ___ Xing (sign)

P2980. Beverage since 1898

P2982. Police move, at times

P2984. Levels in a park

P2986. Pleasing to the palate

P2989. A Dog of Flanders novelist

P2990. They pained Paul’s pen

P2991. Set to keep the food warm

P2992. Shout to a prima donna

P2993. “Do you hear that?”

P2994. “Davy Jones take ye!”

P2995. Positive words from one in a slump

P2997. Winter hat attachment

P3000. Printing employee (abbr.)

P3002. Alphabet or duck

P3005. Vette roof options

P3007. High-mph zone of many mi.

P3010. Word on a door, perhaps

P3012. Crackpots

P3014. MD’s hosp. visits

P3016. Pool hit

P3018. Old-timey photo hue

P3020. Drinks of choice in Scrubs and Two and a Half Men

P3021. Practicer of “a philosophy that denies our knowledge of the Real and affirms our ignorance of the Apparent”

P3024. Kentucky ___ Pie

P3025. Became useless, as a sail

P3026. Guys in hip-hop?

P3027. The Boys creator Garth

P3029. Infamy, casually

P3031. “Get ___” (1967 Esquires hit)

P3034. Apple, IBM, and Motorola developed it

P3036. Game show prize

P3038. Beyond tipsy

P3040. “Checkered” times of old

P3041. Apple cider cookie

P3043. Gumshoes, for short

P3044. Surrey carriage

P3045. National Gallery East Building designer

P3047. Jimi Hendrix’s signature tool

P3048. Cat, in Catalonia

P3050. Finish, as a military operation

P3051. Dusk-to-dawn period

P3055. Ill-advised, as a plan

P3056. Health info site

P3058. Color similar to cranberry

P3060. Daryl of Steel Magnolias*

P3062. Persian Gulf sultanate

P3064. Pai ___ poker

P3065. Complain and complain

P3067. Words with arms or smoke

P3069. Chainsaw maker

P3072. Hit repeatedly

P3075. She never spoke to Daenerys

P3078. Goes on and on and on

P3081. Some hourglass gowns

P3083. Seeking to unite Bosnians and Belarussians

P3085. Campaign wear for pols trying to seem homey

P3086. Old favorite movie houses*

P3087. Designer known for cinched waists

P3088. “Delicious!”*

P3091. Merchant-adventurer of legend

P3093. They come in key lime and banana cream

P3096. “Are you a robot” test administered by a machine

P3098. Eye on the sly

P3100. ___ stake: may not survive

P3102. 1920s slang for “idiots” that in the 2020s means…a more specific kind of idiots

P3104. “…Have you any ___?”

P3106. Hairstyles trendy in the 1920s and 2020s

P3107. Sentence part (abbr.)

P3108. To really enjoy a meal, do this

P3110. Little shoot

P3112. Stand open

P3114. Tangle that’s not a knot

P3116. Making a knot

P3119. Pope who saved Rome with words

P3120. Faux-fat brand

P3121. Crane constructions

P3123. Dictionary entries

P3124. Smirnoff of comedy

P3125. Oak bark

P3126. Infamous Kakwa dictator

P3127. “The bud” preceder*

P3128. It can be a noun or an adverb

P3129. Pleasantly busy

P3130. Chinese buffet freebie

P3131. ___ up (high on drugs)

P3132. “…___ you just happy to see me?”

P3133. Pocket protector pack

P3134. Helm lever

P3136. Uses a knocker

P3138. Rte.-finding aid

P3139. One-star review

P3141. Not in active use, as a language

P3143. Barely visible stars?

P3145. Dancing with the Stars winner Ohno

P3147. End of the second verse of the alphabet song

P3150. 1003

P3152. Has kids

P3154. Relative of CHiPs

P3156. Show little humility

P3158. Takeoff

P3162. “___ soirée!”

P3163. “Hasta la vista!”

P3164. MGM mascot

P3165. CNN host Burnett

P3166. Challenging person?

P3167. ___ hand: skilled individual

P3170. Informal dinner

P3172. Classic women’s shoe

P3175. Tailgate party cooker

P3177. Drab’s go-with

P3178. Talks up?

P3180. Non compos mentis

P3181. Two scale notes that, put together, mean “alone”

P3183. (A) bit

P3184. Gumbo, e.g.

P3185. Some day times

P3187. Partner of pride and envy

P3189. Wee hours in Cannes

P3191. Copy editor’s traditional tool

P3193. Right-angle-shaped structural reinforcement

P3195. Cabaret singer Mercer et al.

P3196. Ipecac, e.g.

P3197. Sitting, as a statue

P3198. Circular controls

P3199. Alcazar castle resident

P3200. Russo of Outbreak

P3201. Rank first held by George Washington (abbr.)

P3202. 16th century dramatist Thomas

P3204. Actress/singer Jennifer ___

P3206. Kind of pork

P3208. Some map nos.

P3210. Cage-match org.

P3211. What Fatty Arbuckle played in Keystone Film Company’s The Gangsters

P3214. “r u kidding me”

P3217. Maintained, as a diary

P3219. PD target

P3220. Barbershop sharpener

P3222. Booey on Howard Stern

P3224. One-___ (brief joke)

P3228. “Peace ___” (Cat Stevens tune)

P3229. Cars from Korea

P3231. Like Buffalo Bill, by birth

P3232. “Whereabouts unknown”

P3234. Shaped like a strobilus

P3236. What a cash-strapped startup may want

P3238. Split ___

P3241. Andean animals

P3243. “Bugger!”

P3245. They’re eligible for Daytime Emmys

P3247. Jump aboard

P3250. Engine additive

P3251. Untanned

P3253. Heartily consume

P3255. Tabletop device

P3257. Intercepts

P3259. Mind your own business, figuratively

P3260. Faced with courage

P3261. Sugar fermenters

P3264. Radio tube gas

P3265. Pahlavi, for one

P3266. Prepare, as a pie

P3267. Continue to demoisturize

P3271. Entertainment room appliance

P3273. Promote

P3275. Awkwardness creator, whether it’s of the tongue or of the foot

P3277. SASE, e.g. (abbr.)

P3278. “That’s ‘bout the size of it”

P3280. College ath. group

P3282. Gift for donors that started a trend

P3284. ___ Terror: Bush campaign

P3286. Stage couch, say

P3289. Urethane opening?

P3291. Mello ___ (soda brand)

P3293. Was just asking for a citation

P3295. Winter blankets

P3299. “Okay!” words in Toledo*

P3301. Sunshiney logo for pineapple juice

P3302. Sports numbers, for short*

P3303. “___ we on the same page?”

P3304. To be played together

P3306. Dawson’s Creek actress Alexander

P3308. Short piece of bar steel

P3310. Festooned with diaphanous pulp

P3313. Mid-ocean

P3315. Recoiler’s cry

P3317. Does farm work

P3319. Kind of carrier

P3321. Freckle-faced Mayberry denizen

P3323. Late-night worker’s benny

P3324. Ignore for Instagram

P3325. Email attachment format

P3327. Guanaco relative

P3329. On ___ (like some jobs)

P3331. Disinfectant target

P3334. Honkin’ huge amount

P3335. Try again

P3336. Papyrus water plants

P3338. Never-minds in edits*

P3339. Off in ___ land

P3340. Darkens

P3341. Gradual recession of a disease

P3342. Handled the business end of painting, e.g.*

P3343. Greek city with a mighty bridge

P3344. Warsaw hosted a notable one in 1955

P3345. “Too ___ for my blood!”

P3346. Sleep-deprived declaration

P3347. Where liners dock

P3349. Superfluous

P3351. NYC subway stops

P3353. Motivates

P3354. Push-up muscle, for short

P3356. Beech branch

P3358. Spend (a quantity of time) with

P3360. Musical marks

P3362. Three-dimensional artworks

P3365. Close as can be

P3367. Envelope sticker

P3369. “Formless blob of life”

P3370. Sardine relative

P3374. “Be delighted”

P3375. Be in time for

P3376. Rigid connective tissue

P3377. Occasion for bargains

P3378. Welterweight win

P3379. Merciless work

P3380. UN guy Annan

P3381. Embarrassing nasal runoff

P3384. “I ___ reason for…”

P3386. Nana’s husband*

P3388. 1974 CIA spoof movie

P3391. Fields questions, say

P3393. Gave it a whirl?

P3395. Indonesia’s largest province

P3397. Scythe handle

P3399. Palm device

P3401. Nintendo DS alternative*

P3402. Actor Bettany who plays Vision on WandaVision

P3403. Thrice daily, in prescriptions

P3405. Newport Beach area, slangily

P3408. Complain like a cat who’s afraid of the dark when the people have retired to their second-story bedroom (this one’s for you, Thor)

P3409. Victim of Vesuvius

P3410. Mine is TimCookiMac969696…oh, shoot, now I have to change it

P3412. Down the line, in older writing

P3413. Passed in the car

P3414. Pet-snack fusion that became a meme and inspired a card game*

P3416. Developmental ice-sport org.

P3419. Spec four inches over band size

P3421. Old Bristol-Myers dental product

P3423. Dog-tired

P3425. Speak testily

P3427. PPM part

P3428. College near SUNY Albany

P3430. B’way sellouts, e.g.

P3432. Express nausea

P3434. Subway handhold

P3436. Cleaning up the mess, for short?

P3439. Unclothed and unashamed

P3441. Quiz question usually a bit more challenging than a true-or-false

P3443. Blueswoman Taylor

P3445. Sainted pope of the 16th century

P3446. Paper section

P3447. Old German dollars

P3448. Given experimentally

P3449. Cherubim wings

P3450. George C. and Walter

P3451. Rihanna song with a “please someone help me” chorus*

P3452. Like South Carolina vis-à-vis North Carolina, politically*

P3453. Character in Paradise Lost*

P3456. Thin-waisted flier

P3458. Newspaper section, for short

P3460. Unappealing person

P3462. Bringer of order in the court

P3464. Windows and wallpaper setting

P3466. Affect strongly

P3467. Shout as tag begins

P3469. Like some colossal bores

P3471. Tough to fathom

P3473. Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ need for road trip?

P3474. Unskilled worker

P3475. Impressive deg.

P3477. Rockies’ rocky ridge

P3479. Rapid transports (abbr.)

P3483. Italian sports cars, offhandedly

P3485. Difficult shot, in billiards

P3486. “Very amusing”*

P3488. Wood connector, often

P3490. Membership obligation

P3492. Central opening?

P3494. Magazine with a 400

P3497. Wide compatibility with other devices, for short*

P3498. Image res stat

P3501. Bad, actually

P3503. Intelligence tactic that’s a mind game, informally

P3504. ___ avis (oddity)

P3507. Weight loss for the desperate or rich, for short

P3509. 1938 Nobel-winning physicist Enrico

P3510. Senate votes

P3512. Matchmade

P3513. No longer squeaking, perhaps

P3514. Old-timey oath

P3517. “That’s ___ concern to you”

P3518. Alero or Bravada

P3519. Bridezillas airer

P3520. Burger King beverage

P3521. “L’___, c’est moi”

P3522. Stratagem of deceit

P3523. Place to work out

P3524. Wind-sensitive instrument

P3525. Org. that calls out celebs for not adopting pets

P3527. Laughfests

P3529. Lets others see one sweat

P3531. Growth in an underwater “forest”

P3534. Classified ads section

P3536. “Awake and ___!” (Odets)

P3538. Backs of necks

P3541. Sullivan’s Gigio

P3543. Walther ___ (007’s gun)

P3544. “Mis-” or “dis-” (abbr.)

P3545. Piquancy

P3548. Nonmilitary time

P3553. “___ for the money, two for the show”

P3554. Rock python of The Jungle Book

P3555. Onetime realm of central Eur.

P3557. Sleuth, slangily

P3558. Pitch Perfect prefix*

P3560. Multi-sport non-pro assn.

P3561. Many would be happy to see theirs ripped

P3562. “All the news that’s fit to print” sloganeer, for short

P3565. Bay Area wine valley

P3567. Ollie of Iran-Contra

P3569. Rib in Gothic vaulting

P3571. Not quite forthwith

P3573. Found-footage zombie film

P3574. Henri IV, par exemple

P3576. Party you can attend barefoot

P3578. Thanksgiving baby’s birthstone

P3580. Sandwich shop chain

P3582. Bureau (abbr.)

P3585. Power-boosting prefix

P3587. “B’bye!”

P3589. Rock genre, briefly

P3599. “Get ‘em, Fang!”

P3601. Shape optimally, as a machinist

P3603. Least adorned

P3605. The Dom, e.g.

P3607. Think about the future

P3610. School reunion organizer

P3612. Most nimble

P3614. “Scared of the Dark” rapper

P3616. Monochrome print

P3618. Generation after boomers

P3620. Summer hrs. in Oregon

P3621. Big name in diet pills

P3622. NFL kickoff?

P3624. Peterson of 2003 news

P3626. End of the world, ending prematurely?

P3628. “___-hoo!”

P3629. “Journey” where you see a lot without going anywhere

P3630. Photographer’s cover

P3639. Start of the second half of the alphabet

P3641. Observes anew

P3643. Of the utmost importance

P3645. Hoofer

P3647. Went by almost imperceptibly

P3649. “Delightful!”, in Dominica

P3650. Cockpit calculation

P3652. ___ shot (hockey move)

P3654. Carol Brady, to the boys

P3656. Recent recruit

P3658. Less couth

P3661. HBO series with on-the-street question segments

P3663. Caspian Sea delicacy (var.)

P3666. Once Canada’s largest department store chain

P3667. Delivery possibility

P3669. Feature of “hit” or “miss”

P3671. Lead-in to mania

P3673. Hooch or all-night flight

P3675. Stone markers

P3677. Borrower’s bleed, for short

P3680. Militant movement opposed to far-right-wing ideology

P3682. The Okefenokee and others

P3684. Mod youth

P3686. Sheer materials

P3688. “___ as directed”

P3690. She convinced Lewinsky not to wash that dress

P3691. Put back on the market

P3692. “It’s okay, it ___ hurt”

P3694. Gas, at Gatwick

P3696. Trying to settle a score, for short?

P3697. Small thoroughfare?

P3698. Word with neither

P3699. Daytime TV mogul

P3700. Coll. advisor’s student meetings, often

P3701. State-sponsored gambling

P3702. Crime for which Count Olaf gained infamy

P3703. Phantom Thread director, to fans

P3704. “See me re: Che” scheme

P3705. “I love you” at a luau

P3706. Took the reins again

P3707. Pointed projections

P3708. ___ lot: loads up on nutrients

P3709. Symbol of knowledge

P3710. High-ranking academic, informally

P3711. Needing a refill soon

P3712. Disk Amenhotep changed his name to worship

P3713. Ancient Roman ruler

P3714. Department or chain

P3715. Dryer alternative

P3716. They have rock-hard abs

P3717. People of the Arctic

P3718. Brad and William

P3719. Mornin’s

P3720. Liquefy, perhaps

P3721. Person called a “swagman” in Australia

P3722. “Get ___ on!”

P3723. Mint ___ (alcoholic drink)

P3724. “Is it ___-fire way to speed things up” (“Run-Around”)

P3725. Agreeable odor

P3726. Led Zep’s “Out On the ___”

P3727. Leno and Mohr

P3728. “Thong Song” performer

P3730. Dealt some blow?

P3732. Hewlett-Packard alternative

P3734. Had a spread

P3736. Gulf War threats

P3738. NBA shower

P3740. Fitbit tally

P3741. Jeter running the Miami Marlins

P3743. Under-the-sink pipe

P3745. ___ hypothesis (ecological theory)

P3747. Red-___ sapsucker

P3749. Sarcastic exclamations

P3752. “__ lied! Sue me!”

P3754. Saint Pete neighbor

P3756. “Blue face” in currency

P3757. Decline to remunerate

P3758. Org. with brown trucks

P3761. Mad cow disease, basically

P3763. Security monitor system, briefly

P3766. Have ___ for (bear a grudge against)

P3767. Seed-expelling sound

P3769. Redundant add-on to teen

P3770. Firefox destination

P3772. Former bloc member (abbr.)

P3773. Possessive on Chinese menus

P3775. “Don’t spread yourself ___ thin”

P3777. Partners’ abbr.

P3778. Rehovot reel

P3780. Fond du ___

P3781. May or June, but not July

P3783. Office PC grouping

P3784. Have answers

P3786. Connector to the WWW

P3788. Kind of ball or curl

P3791. Put-down victim

P3792. ___ creek without a paddle

P3793. Sargasso Sea denizen

P3794. Free spot on TV

P3795. Camera type, briefly

P3797. Companion animal

P3798. Bygone TV taping abbr.

P3800. Archaic conjunction*

P3802. Univ. senior’s exam

P3804. Roman household spirit

P3806. Long of films

P3808. Prefix with static

P3809. Flagship station of the old Mutual Broadcasting System

P3810. Serge Gainsbourg’s “___ Petite Tasse d’Anxiete”

Down Stitches

P3791-U3. Kind of poverty of the soul

P3702-U4. “Actually, you did start the fire,” e.g.

P3709-U8. Long stick for a harvest

P3718-U13. Resident of west, central-south Pennsylvania

P3726-U17. Color choice for many bathrooms

P3769-U21. Like some skin spots

P3734-U25. Got a table for one

P3647-U29. Hours spent

P3741-U33. Creator and host of Drunk History

P3684-U37. Brooklyn Nine Nine homage to Die Hard (with a title that mangles the movie’s catchphrase)

P3616-U41. Three-part art instruction: "(1) One-dimensional drawing! (2) Imitate this… (3) be sincere when you do"?

P3658-U42. Istles and bristles, e.g.

P3692-U48. “No big deal”