Ubercross Abecedaria X

Across

X1. First-bite-of-cheesecake feeling

X6. Acadia National Park setting

X11. Thin tablet

X18. Flex finisher

X22. Bezzie

X25. She may act aloof, but she loves you, really…MEOW, FEED HER, HUMAN*

X28. Abbr. on some emails

X31. Siam ender

X34. Number of trailers you can tow in California*

X37. She was “Rosebud” in the White House

X42. Do pretty well gradewise

X47. Sleep stages

X51. Fruitful

X56. Wash out to sea

X59. Actress Summer of The Cape

X63. Treats dismissively, with “at”

X69. The other team (abbr.)

X73. Mills College stat

X76. A unit of mountains*

X77. Separate roasts from toasts, e.g.*

X79. Break new ground?

X81. Related to the end of the intestine

X82. “The greatest” boxer

X83. The Good Place showrunner Michael (not to be confused with its Architect Michael…or is he?)

X85. Quiet, classically

X88. Suffix with hetero- or ortho-

X89. ___ cava (path to the heart)

X91. Finishing moves on many holes

X94. Lovecraft’s fishy humanoids

X97. Logging-crew reality show

X98. Inclined to seek God in the heaviest burden and the juiciest orange*

X101. Alphabet (abbr.)

X105. Model Carangi

X106. German writer

X108. TV presenter Schofield

X109. Bullish

X111. “Now what about that don’t sound like me?”

X114. Ali slogan

X119. Question in Matthew

X120. Able to do all important things most people can do

X123. Double ___ (“enter end,” e.g.)*

X124. Request from a cameraperson on a reality show

X125. (What the) dickens(?!)

X126. Challenger’s announcement at a pickup game

X127. Organization responsible for Constitution Week

X133. Failed to “flee from sexual immorality,” per Corinthians

X134. When we visualize this stage of life, it’s like someone throws a hollow ball at us*

X135. Pull at the earth’s surface, briefly (without it, we’d be gone!)*

X136. Campbell who’s so far starred in an even five franchise movies*

X137. Save only

X140. Grows apace

X141. General Rommel, as his mythologizers call him

X143. Key numbers in IRS forms

X145. Dallas star Larry

X147. Constellation that may contain the largest star known

X148. Nonstop self-promotion

X149. Gained control of

X150. Skateboarding, snowboarding, and street luging, e.g.

X151. Relocation pro

X154. “LMAO u killed me with LOLs”

X155. Sanctions

X156. Gadgets mimicking lung-sac function*

X157. Stallone and others

X158. Rd.

X159. Get a hold of

X161. Retired servicemen’s gp.

X162. Alvin’s desire, in song

X164. Plague

X166. Make unusable

X167. “A never-before-seen reaction, there! Did I hit ___?”*

X168. Monty Python member

X169. Feathery wrap

X170. Students’ insurance if asked for proof at a bar*

X171. Capital city near the Pacific

X173. Some NFL highlights

X175. Frog, in Toledo

X176. Hangs together

X177. Endings for prank and Team

X178. So I Married ___ Murderer

X179. Former Americans, say

X182. Movie with Dustin as Dorothy

X184. Adler of the Sherlock stories

X185. ___ of My Soul (Isabel Allende novel)

X187. Jags of the 1960s and ‘70s

X189. Gets a dose of accomplishment endorphins with*

X190. The Beatles’ “___, There and Everywhere”

X191. First words of the title of Sue Grafton’s as-yet-unwritten 24th Kinsey Millhone mystery

X192. Panasonic purchase of 2010

X193. Vintage records

X194. Sight attachment

X195. Ambulances’ hosp. destinations

X196. Lashi, to Lashi

X197. Sourfaced

X198. Cantina offering

X203. “Gotta deal with an IRL distraction”

X206. Film-rating gp.

X210. Crop’s security staff

X216. Melanie Griffith’s actress mom

X220. Medium Emily Dickinson would mope with*

X223. Rubber-stamped

X225. His clock tended to have a melting dial*

X228. Environment

X230. Insects’ nests

X231. It acts*

X235. Separate

X238. God of arms*

X240. Like Macs

X245. Sends forth

X253. Sofia, to Spaniards

X258. You may play it or score it

X260. Beauty chain that sells ColourPop products

X261. “…if we ___ master the opportunities of the New Frontier” (JFK, starting to orate soon after inauguration)*

X262. Hoppy beer, briefly

X263. Blackbeard’s “Bah!”

X264. Hearkened, old-style

X265. Radio problem

X269. Like the first time

X272. Buenos Aires nat.

X273. “Calm down, Ms. Back-Seat Driver”

X276. Gadget that anagrams “phoenix” and I just think that’s neat*

X281. Brazilian dances resembling polkas

X285. Stuff in a barrel, maybe

X287. What fans of losing teams must wait for

X291. Protest ploys

X294. Party of Cool Britannia

X295. From nothing

X296. ___ me: so far as I’m concerned*

X297. Least particles

X298. They may boast of nautical miles traveled*

X300. Signoff tweet matched to X300-Across by Anagramatron (a tweet analyzer bot with a human editor)

X305. Cheap intro?

X306. Spending, with “out”

X307. Play a mandolin

X309. Group in feminist writing

X311. [Facepalm]

X312. State of society without one aim*

X313. “Feelin’ Alright?” writer Dave

X314. ___ impulse: just do

X315. “I Try” singer featured in Spider-Man

X316. Stoll of The Strain and House of Cards

X317. Tweet matched to X255-Down by Anagramatron; together, they sound a binge-watcher’s lament

X320. Le’s, across the Pyrenees*

X321. Paris’s ___-Chapelle church

X322. Ref. book

X323. Powerful psychedelic

X324. Words often cut before “to”

X325. “___ humanity!”

X326. Go places it shouldn’t, as liquid (you’ll be glad I didn’t include the anagram for this one)

X328. Hot ‘80s sneaker brand

X329. Asia the continent equals Asia the continent…not Asia, Tennessee*

X330. “Rudolph, das kleine Rentier mit __ roten Nase dran” (literally, Rudolph the Tiny Reindeer with the Red Nose on Him”)*

X331. Greek letter with a line at the middle*

X332. Paolini creation with orange breath*

X334. Source of Siamese supplies

X335. Thermos lunches

X336. Sort of duck

X337. Giant perissodactyls

X339. Jenny the “Swedish Nightingale”

X340. Can’t pay up

X341. It’s shy of a treaty

X342. Conductor Maazel

X343. Part of many a texting request

X344. Calendario unit

X345. Near-synonym to its anagram but focused on the hiring policy for the position, not that of the whole company

X346. Net difference before a deuce?*

X348. Glasses, in old ads

X349. Piece of aerobics gear

X351. Soldiers’ pits

X354. Like a razor blade

X357. Believer in rule by the informed public

X359. Returning from seeming death

X361. Drink with vitamin C

X363. Shady crypto ex-operation, but I repeat myself

X364. My colleagues at Camp Sea Gull, lo those many years ago, for short

X365. Tony timers

X366. National park in Tanzania

X367. Charge less than is one’s due as the government

X369. There are more numbers after this, I’m pretty sure*

X370. Shakespearean actors, at times

X371. Maintains order over

X373. Marc Antony’s love, for short

X374. Certain Monopoly tokens

X376. Far from just one

X377. Research group

X379. Hershey toffee bar

X380. College kids’ meetup spot

X382. “Is it anything I do ___?”

X383. Put down

X385. Wide-angle lens

X386. Submission to a record label, once

X387. Yells “Liars!,” e.g.*

X389. ___ service (long, hard work)

X391. Cruz known as “The Queen of Salsa”

X392. “This is you,” to Thérèse

X393. Vivacities that persist*

X394. It once meant “odd”

X395. Like some gems

X396. Red letters?

X397. One is over thirty quadrillion seconds long*

X398. Cold war threat

X399. Its secondary, rarely used definition is “An air, a melody”*

X400. TEN ___ (married couple’s property co-ownership)*

X401. Deacons’ vestments

X404. CPU attachment, once

X405. “___ pro omnibus, omnes pro uno”

X407. Stuffed grape-leaf dish

X409. Hatcher of TV

X411. Life force

X412. Riddle-ending question

X416. Waved rainbows?

X420. Sound from the bullpen

X421. Signals the end of the day on base

X425. Mazda rival

X428. Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle, abbreviated

X429. Jay-Z output

X430. Gamgee portrayer (it’s an awesome performance)*

X431. Measures of baseness?

X432. MTV video show, until 2008

X433. Me and no one else

X436. First word of a Carroll work

X437. Square ___ (Final Fantasy game company)

X439. Yom ___ (Jewish holiday)

X440. With its anagram at X443-Across, “How ‘bout NOW?”

X443. See X440-Across

X446. He’d often pose a moral*

X450. It sleeps two (or one sleep-thrasher)

X453. School no-brainer

X454. Gamers tend to use it often*

X456. Years are part of one*

X457. Spy, at times

X458. Pelvis parts

X459. Anti-clog device

X463. Deleted, briefly

X466. Palestine Liberation Organization faction

X467. Livestock lineages

X468. Leave alone

X470. Snowshoe hare chaser

X472. River of France and Belgium

X473. The pizzeria in Do the Right Thing

X474. Bill time (abbr.)

X475. Level of plain sight

X477. “If one of these two, but not both”

X478. 1/2-days

X480. Suffix for puppet or profit activity

X481. Rat voiced by Patton Oswalt in Ratatouille

X483. Over, as an oeuvre

X484. What an insightful person sees within*

X485. The feeling of not being dependent on Twitter, e.g.

X486. Acting as one with the leading part*

X488. Draw in with reassurances

X490. UK machine gun

X492. Cite as one’s own awesome accomplishment

X494. Running, in a way

X495. Couple, in gossip

X496. Modern Maturity publisher (abbr.)

X497. Tighten, perhaps

X498. Kitchen item

X499. “Mariage” (sic) or “Chanson” follower

X500. Transitions slowly

X502. Commercial lead-in to Clean

X503. Brans’ storage, at times*

X505. One on it may be out of it

X506. QB pursuers

X509. Has lunch in the park

X512. “For the ___ time.”

X514. Mideast king

X516. Devon ___ (large-eared cat)

X517. Brand, perhaps

X518. Transaction venerated for its fairness*

X520. Confusing situations

X522. Set crowd, maybe

X524. Conflict-ending line in Blade Runner, even though it sounds like it could be a threat

X526. Woodpile covering

X527. Point in the pen bin*

X528. Reason for damage control

X529. Absence of calm or quiet*

X531. Epicurean avocation

X532. Refuses to consider

X533. “___ being Brand” (Cummings poem)

X536. “Lord, is ___?” (Biblical question)

X537. Forms of conduct

X539. Jekyll creator’s initials

X541. English New Wave band led by Andy Partridge

X542. How Yvette says “Yes”

X544. Polished

X546. “I’ll take Triple Axel Jumps for $400, ___”*

X548. Delights

X550. Londoner from a fashionable district

X551. Like the group after a round of musical chairs

X553. Makes longer

X554. It’s about 11 days earlier each year

X555. Leaves ashore

X557. Copier brand a choir of people will tell you is better than Xerox*

X558. Strawberry or cannabis fruit (var.)

X559. Mad Men characters, often

X561. B-F link

X562. Sharansky of Israel

X565. Cat-in-a-box-of-wrapping-paper activity*

X567. Suffix with photo or phylo

X570. Where a hammer and anvil are*

X571. Kicks one’s seat, def*

X574. What drummers have

X576. Kondo who finds clutter a mire*

X578. Switch or smash ender

X580. Contracted adverb

X581. 1987 Best Actress winner who had hella Twitter game

X582. Some Zs

X583. Photos, amusingly

X585. Montevideo Mrs.

X586. Kazakh-Uzbek lake area

X587. Make a valiant effort

X588. Bearing a heavy load

X589. Visually impairs

X590. Humbert’s adored

X591. Smallest of fifty

X594. One of the oldest Christian communities in the Middle East

X595. Cuban base, familiarly

X596. Filches

X598. Modulus equal to its anagram at X600-Across

X600. Modulus equal to its anagram at X598-Across

X604. They might get folks down

X608. Patrick Ewing, in college

X611. Avid singer with an ego*

X614. Chains player in “Monster Mash”

X616. Namesakes of Italian star

X618. European neighbor

X621. Heat between rivals*

X623. Hoppy brews, briefly

X627. She collaborated with Parton on “Seasons”

X630. Ditka and Shanahan

X631. Group including Martin Luther King, Jr., and John Lewis

X632. F. ___ Fitzgerald

X633. Fvll deck plvs one

X635. So, so many (of)

X636. “…___ thousand times…” (this quote is bracketed by a repeated word on both sides)

X637. Snare’s kit-mate

X638. Take the whammy off

X639. Spoon through trash, e.g.*

X641. Where men can go, but women usually can’t

X642. Club selection factor

X643. Targets of plaintiffs’ ire*

X644. Colleague of Ruth and Clarence

X645. Flirty girl

X647. Just short of C

X648. Homework assignment for sch.

X649. Eye that might have eau

X650. Early Sally Field character

X651. Fled

X653. Environmentally sound

X654. Feeling ___ through seven mattresses: proof of a princess?

X655. Morales who got killed off after a season of Ozark

X656. Ginza fashion accessories

X657. Checks until checks feel redundant

X659. Words with “disco,” “Dillinger,” and “a doornail”

X660. Inclined to think things through

X662. Pipes in with

X663. Law to raise pension standards

X664. Tel. standard*

X665. FSU player, to fans

X667. Mugs by the fire

X670. Hardest to handle

X673. Fixes junior’s laces

X676. Genesis shipbuilder

X678. Sierra or Yukon

X679. Run in long strides

X680. Muscle mag cover story, perhaps

X682. Bacchanalian

X684. Make known, as a feeling

X686. Record label that popularized Southern soul

X687. Fish for bagels

X688. Long periods of relatively little conflict

X689. Ex-name for “lumberjacks”*

X690. Maples and Gibbs

X691. Safeway rival

X692. Wranglers’ rivals

X693. Abbr. after Pennsylvania

X694. Where to slide some sliders*

X695. World ___

X698. Bug zapper alternative

X702. Had some face time, in a way

X704. Carter’s discovery

X705. “Guilt is a timorous thing ___ preparation” (Samuel Taylor Coleridge)

X707. Surveyor’s helpers

X709. Candace Parker was its 2008 MVP

X711. Prefix for wig or winkle

X713. Blood bank breakdown

X714. Brief alternative?

X716. Its second ed. contains about 59 million words

X717. Everybody else

X719. “Red ___ for a Blue Lady” (Wayne Newton)

X720. “Giving You the Best That I Got” singer Baker

X721. It’s said they get richer, unless we eat them

X723. Score few duffers achieve

X725. Stimulants that may roam as borne by the wind*

X728. Prefix with moron

X729. Part of a coach’s chalk-talk diagram

X730. 1976 film with a radical population-control idea

X732. Olympic discus great

X734. Drink aimed at dieting males

X737. Uber alternative in urban areas

X739. Seven-year-old on many an off-road adventure*

X741. Wordbooks

X745. Magnifying glass, e.g.

X749. French possessive

X750. Circuit diagrams

X755. Francois’s farewells

X758. A liar’s are on fire, so they say

X759. Rabbit with right-angled ears.

X760. Cry for attention

X761. End of a long act

X762. Believer

X764. Bandman Brown

X766. Head shots, at times (abbr.)

X767. Lieutenant James E. Carter, Jr., ___

X768. It makes money’s growth accelerate over time (and see X771-Across)

X771. One who considers their own anagram at X768-Across

X775. New Mexico river

X776. Applies, as perfume

X777. Boog Powell, regarding his old baseball career

X778. Alternative to Keds

X779. Shade of yellow

X780. Wives, in Germany

X781. ___ exercise (method for combatting urinary incontinence and reducing premature ejaculation)

X782. Opp. of width

X784. A quarter of dodici

X785. Location of our consciousness

X786. It codes for proteins

X788. Place of business (abbr.)

X789. “___ enacted by the General Assembly…”

X791. Flatbreads with ghee

X792. Hasta ___

X793. Play by Oscar Wilde that’s the title of several paintings

X795. Line online

X796. Elephant who named his capital after his queen

X798. Club with a lot of mass?*

X799. Skater Midori and judge Lance

X800. Part of Madonna’s curriculum vitae*

X803. Sub for a kids’ carpool*

X806. Visual (arts)

X808. Particle of cosmic radiation

X809. Gavin Rossdale’s “The Skin ___”

X810. Written in quatrains, e.g.

X811. Elvis Costello’s “My ___ True”

X812. Kitchen clocks

X813. 1980s-’90s “Did I do that?” TV nerd

X815. Right-hand pages

X816. “Eeeewwwww!”

X817. React to an awesome splash page*

X818. “It awes us ___ are, though you and I may get used to it one day”*

X820. One of the senses

X822. Big-brimmed bonnet

X825. Weather-affecting winds

X828. Ron nicknamed “The Penguin”

X829. Amen-Ra’s wife

X832. Cat scratch sources

X834. Marked by a local body or bodies of water

X836. Pan handler?

X838. 1950s movie monster destroyed at Mount Aso

X839. Young rascal

X840. One no longer in the big leagues

X841. Valued, as a colleague

X843. Adjusted to the state of, as volume*

X844. Certain Polynesian

X846. Sum’s bottom line

X847. Org. behind the National Cryptologic Museum

X848. Driver’s req.

X850. Establish a new foothold

X851. Like Nita Strauss, re: the establishment*

X852. Forum disclaimer

X853. Stellar-travel set*

X855. Tech billionaire Peter who wrote “I no longer believe freedom and democracy are compatible,” which seems like a problematic view from a guy with his influence on Facebook

X857. Least anagrammable Teletubby

X859. Scottish area where many Gaelic tales are told*

X860. Explore

X862. Kitchen sponge go-with

X864. You’ll get a hospital bed if it works on you; if it doesn’t, well…*

X866. Adjective in Peruvian history books

X867. Starting Harvard law students

X868. Sward

X869. It’s usually seen via a microscope and a beam of light (var.)*

X870. More insolent

X871. ___ the Short (Charlemagne’s father)

X872. Buying info

X873. Reverend’s counterpart

X874. Perfect starter?

X876. Put into flame

X878. Christ Stopped at ___ (Primo Levi)

X879. Haunted-house inmate

X880. Opera singer Terfel

X881. Not free on board

X884. When the first break of the day feels meant to be*

X886. Pig of kiddie TV

X888. Opening for an act

X890. Ways of reasoning

X892. Where Buzz Lightyear is invited at one point in Toy Story

X894. What a reader may read

X896. Body scanner org.

X897. Easily swindled sort

X899. Water-to-wine site

X901. Src. of more accountability in accounting*

X902. Trunk without roots*

X903. Lewis featured in every main ad for Billions*

X904. Puffins or Puffed Wheat

X905. Species Bradley Cooper has played second most often

X907. “Consider this done”

X909. Socks sound

X910. Lead-in to “phase”

X912. A cold can mean tons of it*

X913. League of the links (abbr.)

X915. With its anagram at X921-Across, lightly edited quote from Antony in Julius Caesar

X921. See X915-Across

X926. Off-putting fish?

X930. Unusual collection

X933. Truck’s body protection

X937. VH-1 alternative

X940. Stunted ear of corn

X941. Spot where a long bone grows

X942. Boooring

X943. Audience members clap, nod for his “Fanfare”*

X944. How “c’mon” is usually said

X946. Like a transient triumph

X950. It’s for people who don’t do Windows

X951. Ready for sex, in short

X953. Less polished

X954. “___che macchiavi quell’anima…”

X955. Gently enter

X957. Main character of A Different World’s first season who basically vanished from it by its last

X958. “Baby Beluga” singer

X959. "Got it, fella?"

X961. Concept from your own mind that wasn’t just AI-ed (could an AI do that anagram? Of course not)*

X962. AOL entertainment offering

X963. Good Christmas gift for many a fan

X964. Zune power sources

X965. Largest city and former capital of Nigeria

X966. Treasured clay disks

X968. Seasoning for une omelette

X969. Colonial news source

X970. It may follow a dot

X971. Palindromic 1998 Busta Rhymes album

X972. It’s not necessarily the real worth

X973. Stops a stealer

X974. Opposite of mala

X975. Fierce Hawaiian shark

X976. Icy mass

X978. Give muskets and bayonets, say

X980. Fifth-century pope with the epithet “the Great”

X982. British painter of horses

X985. Treasury secretary through most of the Twenties

X987. Deep sleeps

X989. Like leaves

X992. Last name in detective fiction

X994. Boston’s are Red

X995. Real waste of space in “___ Had to Die”*

X996. “Each Dawn ___” (Cagney movie)

X997. Chromosomes of someone with Klinefelter syndrome

X998. Massachusetts music festival locale

X999. “This is so frustrating!”

X1000. The Parthenon has two, in classical Greek

X1001. Asked too many questions

X1002. Relying on flow

X1004. Of a gap or interruption

X1005. Halo blight, for a bean*

X1006. Is easing onto the roster with maturity*

X1008. State of Ukraine broadcaster

X1009. Lone Star cuisine

X1011. Remove

X1013. Jewel-thief’s outlet

X1015. The genderqueer

X1017. Glitzed (up)

X1019. Egg touter of fiction

X1021. “Thou canst not then be false to ___” (Polonius)

X1023. Susan ___ James

X1025. Places for pedestrians to be alert, informally

X1027. Entertainment awards acronym

X1031. Sew with an egg

X1034. Relationship complications

X1036. Ecclesiastical laws

X1037. Component of some printers

X1039. Took ___: had an active role

X1040. Like a cheerleader after a big game, maybe

X1041. High-school physics prop

X1043. Epic, like a fifty-player game*

X1044. Support by proxy (var.)

X1045. Schubert specialties

X1047. Somewhere nearby

X1048. Break ___ (split)

X1050. ___ home: out

X1052. Kind of pass still valid after Brexit

X1054. Tricky; elusive

X1056. Ginzburg on many a fashion site*

X1057. Deemed worthy of a higher premium due to greater risk

X1059. Works on a bone

X1061. Spielberg film about road rage

X1062. School district higher-up, informally

X1063. Maker of the GROGGY wine opener

X1064. Latin that becomes English when you add “gard to”

X1065. English assignment, maybe

X1066. Ran past the scheduled time

X1067. Last word in ice cream?

X1068. Cherrylike hues

X1069. Of stone

X1070. Ordered, archaically

X1071. Partner of frankincense

X1072. Stations with unique crossed letters

X1073. Delta Shuttle stop in NYC

X1074. Prison uprising of 1971

X1076. With its anagram at X1079-Across, “Whatever it was, it freaked us out”

X1079. See X1076-Across

X1083. Sex drive (straightforward anagram of X1084-Across)

X1084. Sex drive (colorful anagram of X1083-Across)

X1086. “That so?”‘ reply

X1088. Switz. neighbor

X1089. Revolutionary on a T-shirt

X1090. She was, to Caesar

X1091. Really dry

X1092. “Think big” film sloganeer

X1094. Raises, as stakes

X1095. Atlanta coll.

X1097. "We can settle up later"

X1098. With “up for the director,” act RIGHT AT HIM*

X1099. Will listing

X1101. Censor-pixels keep this area lo-res*

X1102. Marlowe protag.

X1103. NFL game extenders

X1105. Interplanetary dictator in Scientology whom we’re not supposed to talk about

X1107. Yellowish brown

X1108. Perceived to be, in a sense*

X1110. Secure to

X1111. Barcelona man’s title

X1113. They work in shafts

X1115. P. Keaton and Dunphy of “Family” sitcoms

X1117. Legal tag

X1118. Like some autumn lawns

X1120. Overspending safety net, for short

X1121. Used a light beam on, in a way that leads to surgical improvement*

X1122. Gem sources

X1124. Refraction device

X1125. Give great pleasure

X1127. They might use a cistern as a pee vat*

X1129. First razor with a twin-blade cartridge

X1130. Joe in Paris, or where to put it in your face*

X1131. Pick on, in a way

X1134. Franklin’s faith

X1137.

City network

X1141. Age group

X1143. He dies in Hamlet (sure, that narrows it down)

X1146. Like niter*

X1148. Peter and Claudius

X1150. Concrete-walled establishment with free samples and cheap hot dogs

X1152. Coerce for cash

X1154. “OMG, stop with the details already!”

X1156. “Never ___ Up” (Aaliyah song)

X1157. Mom’s X + Dad’s Y

X1158. ___-Loompa (Wonka worker)

X1159. Stirring

X1160. Max of video game fame

X1161. Color-mixing board

X1162. In second, e.g.

X1163. Chips and popcorn, in commercialese

X1164. Like un- and -tion

X1168. Edict of the tsar

X1170. Hiking cue, often

X1171. One of the stonecrops

X1172. Improper way to write 59 in Roman numerals

X1174. Discourage

X1176. Elysia

X1178. Halle Bailey role

X1180. Rich deposits

X1182. Utterly

X1183. Good nickname for a cook?

X1184. What x is in a + b + c = a * b * c = x*

X1186. Made a mom-to-be, usually

X1189. Fourth US president to win a Nobel Peace Prize

X1190. Rook rectangles

X1191. Criminology study, for short

X1192. Will whose characters often natter on about their self-image*

X1193. Cajolery

X1195. D&D and similar campaign pursuits

X1196. “Hip-hop on a higher level” magazine

X1197. Alternative to Facebook, once

X1198. A person without any taste?

X1199. Attacked with clubs and such

X1200. Certain resident of the Arabian Peninsula

X1201. Pudgy president

X1203. Toss, as confetti

X1205. Way to organize all your ducks?

X1207. CIX + II*

X1208. Certain property holder

X1210. Understands the point of

X1212. Internet feed

X1214. “I’m broke ___ it’s ___”

X1216. It may be “bon”

X1217. Arguing as usual

X1218. Attention-getting, upon reflection

X1219. Deficit-reducing, e.g.

X1220. Certain fraternity chapter

X1221. Now paying only for buck acts, e.g.*

X1224. Authorizing

X1225. “Heads up, golfers!”

X1226. Inter ___ (among other things)

X1227. Coming-out announcement

X1228. Borneo ape whose “long call” is more of a groan*

X1229. CDC worry

X1231. Borrowed from, for short

X1233. With its anagram at X1238-Across, was angrily “apathetic”

X1238. See X1233-Across (author: me!)

X1243. Device that’s led to less risk-taking by roadsters*

X1245. Donation location

X1247. Falsely accuse to bring the law onto

X1248. Resoundin’ yell

X1250. Photosynthesis site

X1251. Boost in power

X1252. Statement of confident contemplation

X1253. Pass through

X1255. Level of fame everyone else tails behind*

X1256. Dangerous African insect

X1258. Anagrams are one kind of this

X1262. Arab Spring year

X1264. Old Greek theater

X1265. Norse death goddess

X1266. Least common of the eight compass pts., in crosswords

X1267. “Star Wars” was meant as a dis for it*

X1269. The present, in Peru

X1270. Immunologists’ preparation

X1271. Three battalions (abbr.)

X1273. Bible translation, e.g. (abbr.)

X1275. Use, as a chaise lounge

X1276. Uses a swizzle stick

X1277. Axle-spin skate trick*

X1278. Violates, as an agreement

X1282. Tip sellers

X1283. Packaged

X1285. Not as iffy

X1286. Tiny unit that’s .00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% the energy released in a supernova

X1287. Letter-shaped metal bar

X1288. Man, to Brutus

X1291. Straight as ___

X1292. Pottery of the Netherlands

X1297. Like reference books

X1301. Did a doggie trick

X1303. Railroad network (abbr.)

X1305. Helios’ sister

X1307. ___-garde

X1311. Skier’s challenge

X1313. One’s ‘hood, for short

X1314. Whirling waters

X1317. Mark for alcohol

X1318. Disney heroine who seeks to restore the heart of Te Fiti

X1319. Let Us Now Praise Famous Men author James

X1320. Gets points playing

X1321. Close ___: get that customer

X1322. States of harmony

X1323. “Count to ten, take a breath…”

X1324. Anticipates with confidence

X1328. John Clayton’s other name

X1331. Leave a check for repairs and a note of apology, say*

X1333. People of what’s now California and Mexico

X1334. “And a few more”

X1335. Swab go-with

X1336. Classic fistfight sound effect

X1338. Where Kim is a common surname

X1340. Mother ___ (1979 Nobel Peace Prize recipient)

X1343. Have a feral or uncontained moment, as tempers*

X1345. Hop kilns

X1347. Bug to step on*

X1349. Chocolate-dipped dried grape

X1351. Ginormous

X1352. Willingness to break out of one’s style lane*

X1353. Heredity hierarchy that allegedly keeps its acmes at the top*

X1354. Post-hardcore band with an abrasive name

X1355. Minuteman’s hat

X1356. Cruise role in Vanilla Sky

X1357. Word with will or wind

X1358. Emotionally gray

X1359. Islamic commanders (var.)

X1360. Swab the deck again

X1361. State équivalents*

X1362. Overcoat with unseamed sleeves

X1363. Extended relation?

X1364. Watched closely

X1366. With its anagram at X1370-Across, notes on costume design in a Tarantino film

X1370. See X1366-Across

X1373. In English, what you are if you have its anagram at X1375-Across

X1375. In French, what you have if you are its anagram at X1373-Across

X1377. Like about 1 in 12 American homes

X1379. Metrosexual, perhaps

X1380. Aids for camp chefs

X1382. Pulls gently (doesn’t go nuts and yank or anything)*

X1383. Time machine on Doctor Who

X1385. Comic’s reward

X1386. Compete to run across an acre, say*

X1387. Trotwood who took in David Copperfield

X1388. Typographic term for a textual “equator”

X1389. Mantelpiece pieces

X1390. 144-tile game

X1392. Racing helmsmen

X1394. Echo that action

X1395. Milk-and-yolk drink

X1396. Campaigning against DDE left him at sea*

X1398. Flora in Road Runner cartoons

X1399. Empire State resident, for short

X1400. Quilter’s gathering

X1401. Tiny opening

X1403. Libations from a barrel

X1405. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation heroine Faust

X1406. It stayed on the rim of Earth’s gravity*

X1407. Hogarth’s progress maker

X1408. Remove identification from, as a Facebook photo

X1409. Rhone wine

X1410. Libya’s last king

X1411. Funny papers, slangily

X1412. 1969’s “giant leap for mankind”

X1414. It can be black or green

X1415. Longstocking of literature

X1418. Releases one’s grip on

X1421. Spaniard’s thirst

X1423. Hermaphroditic land animal

X1425. Recording studio work

X1428. Seven bones down low

X1430. Dumbledore’s double agent

X1433. Deliver some notes?

X1435. Oldest UN gp.

X1436. Less fictitious

X1437. Cain’s sin (that led to his other, showier sin)

X1438. They dog your steps

X1440. Campstove fuel

X1441. Like some gout

X1442. NJ army outpost

X1443. Marlins, on scoreboards

X1444. They’re arguable

X1448. It is let in on all your mass marketing*

X1450. One hundred points, to a jeweler

X1451. Makes worse

X1455. Website for divorce and breakup consolation called a “place to go when it’s time to leave”

X1459. “…___ the queen of England!”

X1461. The Irishman star in ironed pajamas*

X1462. Showed extreme disrespect toward

X1464. Growl like a mad dog

X1466. Had dinner at a friend’s

X1468. Lab series?

X1469. Full of protuberances; jagged

X1471. Army rank (abbr.)

X1472. Just more than never

X1473. Left open-mouthed

X1474. Above-the-elbow bands

X1476. Verbalized amazement

X1477. ___ Centauri

X1481. Where pros play

X1484. Comic-strip manchild who dodged Sadie Hawkins

X1485. Friends, to Flavius

X1486. Hit lightly with a finger

X1487. XXXIX × X

X1488. Dry stalk [worth 14 points in Scrabble]

X1489. Not much, as of paint

X1491. Kind of community in an intermediate stage

X1493. More than enough, usually

X1494. A little more lit

X1496. Britney’s “Oops!…___ It Again”

X1498. “To know my deed, ___ best not know myself” (Macbeth)

X1499. If You Knew ___… (Quatro album)

X1501. Sacred bird of Egyptian hieroglyphics

X1502. Lack of pressure

X1503. English mil. medal

X1504. Cheongsam features

X1505. Like the air she exhales after a longer smoke*

X1506. “The East ___” (1960s Chinese anthem)

X1507. Longshoreman’s workplace

X1508. “Last name” covering the end of a spectrum

X1509. Earl Grey alternative

X1510. Bobby who lost to a King

X1511. Kingdoms, to Caesars

X1512. Asian-American basketball sensation Jeremy

X1513. Like oceanic islands, poetically

X1515. King Arthur’s father Pendragon

X1516. Motor attachment?

X1517. Tree bearing pods

X1519. Root cause of much American strife (and anagram for X1522-Across)

X1522. Times of American strife (and anagram for X1519-Across)

X1527. Tasty pre-meal liver dish, say, and anagram of X1404-Down

X1529. On and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and

X1531. Mesa tribe

X1532. Crafty to the max

X1533. This veggie is hard to chew unsliced*

X1535. Skin rash

X1536. Shakespeare said a quart of it was “a dish for a king”

X1537. Perfect poker player’s comment?

X1538. Attachment on some mufflers

X1540. Marco Rubio or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

X1542. ___ de Flandres (stoneware)

X1543. Franken Berry contemporary

X1545. Part of an insect’s body that holds the legs

X1547. Mr. Silverstein

X1548. “As ___ On TV”

X1549. Rocker’s job

X1551. Walesa of Poland

X1552. Sandwich ingredient for many?

X1553. “The Aba ___ Honeymoon,” 1914 hit song

X1555. Remove the rind from, as a pear*

X1556. Saint Petersburg’s former name

X1558. Places to get screwdrivers

X1560. Best conditions

X1562. Kind of fighting uniform

X1563. Excise on some out-of-state purchases

X1564. Clumps of sugar on a stick

X1566. It helps one battle mental difficulties, sirs*

X1567. Lesser-known citrus just a bit bigger than a pea (mew!)*

X1568. First Marvel Cinematic Universe villain

X1570. Taking it ___ notch

X1571. Macroinvertebrate sampler

X1573. Imam’s religion

X1576. Showing a lot of skin, perhaps

X1578. Paragon

X1581. Like characters in RED (it stands for Retired, Extremely Dangerous)

X1582. “We kid, but seriously…”

X1585. Penn State’s ___ Hall

X1586. Agcy. that lit up farmhouses in an earlier era*

X1587. Fastening pin

X1588. Sequence of words that’s a letter bank for “anagram”

X1589. Insolently, proudly uneducated

X1591. Title word of a song from Mozart’s “Requiem”

X1592. Tear site worth crying over

X1593. Rouse from sleep

X1595. Thrill, as when you exert a Hail Mary*

X1600. Lifelike Oz traveler

X1606. Start for a comp sci career, sometimes

X1610. Like sulfur dioxide or carbon monoxide

X1612. The Bar-Kays’ “Shake Your ___ to the Funk”

X1614. What the ghost says

X1615. Etymonline alternatives in print form

X1617. He’s neither Harry nor Hermione*

X1618. “You’re lookin’ at your guy”

X1619. Extras (abbr.)

X1620. Kukicha

X1623. “See you,” to the new boy*

X1625. Approving

X1627. Axe-visit papers*

X1631. Arcade bonus

X1637. They release the hounds

X1643. Mar with a head-on collision*

X1644. Pre-Socratic philosopher

X1645. Gibbons and us

X1646. Organes visuels

X1647. George F. Kennan’s pseudonym

X1649. Tank swimmer

X1651. Good way to be in France*

X1653. Like the innermost coat of an organ

X1656. Sweetie pie

X1657. Deep blue

X1658. Burns’s “On the ___ and Far Away”

X1659. Path for a car making a turn*

X1660. Abbr. seen in Dear Mark Twain: Letters from His Readers

X1662. ___ impasse

X1663. Harvard’s Sissela and Derek, whose names sound like something you’ll fill in here

X1666. Pre-fax communiques

X1667. Female Leghorn

X1668. Job Corps’ department

X1669. Authorized delays

X1670. What a flamingo usually stands on

X1671. Bosh or tosh

X1672. Letters in a university sport?

X1674. Suckled [read this answer twice, putting the word break in a different place the second time]

X1675. Half-sink

X1676. Wife of Thor (don’t tell the movies)

X1677. “Oh Yeah” band

X1678. ___ Rivera, suburb of LA

X1680. With his anagram at X1683-Across, highlight of the documentary Crikey! What an Adventure

X1683. See X1680-Across

X1685. Iago’s ill-fated wife

X1687. Tricolor breed

X1690. Look smugly upon

X1692. Flimsy, like a summer dress

X1693. Unusual, like a roar from a captive tigre*

X1695. Drain, as blood

X1696. He hit Kane like he was using a cane*

X1697. She offers Aziz a deal in compensation for her wrongful accusation*

X1698. Where to Cato

X1699. Where to catch Dancing with the Stars

X1700. Kind of opossum shrimp

X1701. Hinge (upon)

X1702. First name shared by both founders of Apple

X1704. Mergers and acquisitions

X1706. Fought in the war

X1708. Fallen rock

X1710. Spinnaker

X1711. Airline offering short flights?

X1713. Verbal who was a suspect in The Usual Suspects

X1714. Erin Burnett Outfront channel

X1715. Hubbard of science fiction

X1716. Jambalaya

X1720. National Mall liners

X1722. Japanese who think it’s cool to act like Ugly Americans

X1723. #1 Bobby Vinton hit

X1725. We now call them “sexually transmitted,” for short

X1726. The smallest number divisible by the numbers 1 to 6

X1727. Dehumanized target of desire

X1729. It’ll give you an out when the cops come

X1731. Hashtag for Beantown baseballers

X1732. Sounded

X1734. Medicine chest items

X1735. Noted honey lover

X1736. Airline that had a hub at JFK

X1738. Radiance, to the Secret Service

X1741. Being, to Baudelaire

X1743. Hooded menaces for smaller animals

X1745. Rises dramatically, as a price

X1746. “Try this”

X1747. Got to the top of quickly, as a staircase

X1749. Showed reverence

X1751. Topknot

X1752. Ma’s niece

X1753. Blanc who voiced Bugs

X1754. Victory, to Wagner

X1755. Knew people

X1756. Teller’s call

X1757. Like not all or even most Muslims, despite what Hollywood would have you believe

X1759. “And miles ___ before I sleep”

X1760. Losing game line

X1763. Chip maker acquired by sailor’s helper?

X1768. Warm greeting

X1772. From then ‘til now

X1774. Etched (abbr.)

X1776. Move to solid food

X1777. River to the Black Sea sometimes given a couple more vowels

X1778. States evidence for

X1780. Like evergreen cones

X1783. Tetris Attack console, briefly

X1784. Work incessantly

X1785. Steel giant until 2001

X1786. Jawbone

X1790. Dashboard device

X1795. Elaborate deception

X1797. Small sort of leftovers*

X1798. Remain on the bench

X1799. Its “B” is for “bus”*

X1802. Taking ___ at: attempting

X1806. Subject for Warhol

X1808. Unimpressively small

X1810. Tayback who played Mel on Alice

X1811. Ex-President whom I always hope will die before I have to finalize this clue

X1812. Chinese leader Deng

X1814. Dictation, once taken (first part anagrams the second part)

X1817. With its anagram at X1821-Across, “The pain passed eventually, thank God”

X1820. Ararat and Everest, briefly

X1821. See X1817-Across

X1825. City tied to America’s prejudiced history, or the TV show about it that hit screens in 2014 (and an anagram of X1827-Across)

X1827. City tied to America’s prejudiced history, or the movie about it that hit screens in 2014 (and an anagram of X1824-Across)

X1829. They feature many different artists

X1830. Appear during one’s broadcast, like a noir for TMC*

X1831. Word before dog or legs

X1832. Pitches a nearly perfect game

X1834. Puffed cereal brand

X1835. Business garrote

X1837. Fagan who took cash to paint all Biden’s predecessors*

X1838. Influential sort

X1840. Ring result (abbr.)

X1841. To the British, this county is a “loud, dumb” pejorative when coupled with “girl” or “man”

X1843. Like a Bengal tiger

X1844. Incorrect version of XXXIX

X1845. Tie or Max of hockey

X1847. Scalpel wielder, briefly

X1848. “But do we know?” feeling*

X1850. Swimmer Louganis et al.

X1851. Short, short time

X1852. Diaper closer

X1853. “What ___ now?”

X1854. High-fiber cereal

X1856. “Come along, mustn’t dawdle, can’t make her wait” literary technique

X1858. Relative of -tress

X1859. Washington Post competitor (abbr.)

X1860. Fly of the genus Glossina

X1862. Trouble

X1864. They, s’il vous plait*

X1865. Given the kibosh

X1867. Screw pine of Hawaii

X1868. “I ___ say it…”

X1870. “k lol”

X1872. Tilda of Three Thousand Years of Longing

X1874. Tom Udall or Mark Udall (abbr.)

X1875. People’s Sexiest Man Alive for 2018

X1879. Celebrity news site

X1881. Second word in Asian capital name

X1883. Debate side

X1884. Pudding variety

X1885. Twin Cities shopping Mecca, for short

X1886. Mythical Aegean Sea dweller

X1888. “You ___ I share the same DNA. Is there anything more lonely than that?” (Charlie Kaufman)*

X1890. Persona ___

X1891. Shaved treats

X1892. It may take two to say goodbye?

X1893. They’re prone to accidental anagramming

X1896. Hotel phone abbr.

X1898. Tiny axe hitting your stomach*

X1900. You can get this in bars

X1901. Works with singers

X1903. Love potion, e.g.

X1904. Types of towns, for short

X1906. They can be as little as a button or as much as ten thou, all depends on who’s playing*

X1907. Flanders’ neighborhood, for short?

X1908. Forces (from)

X1909. Oceanward

X1912. Was witness to*

X1914. Activity providing little but distraction

X1917. Polishes

X1920. Strategy to get a business bought out or closed down

X1923. Ancient Samaritan

X1927. Celtics coach Jones and namesakes

X1928. Get the jab

X1929. Like most Iranian Muslims

X1931. Conducive to peace

X1932. “Million Dollar ___” (Simpsons ep about Homer’s dad)

X1934. Ongoing concerns

X1935. Kind of sound

X1936. Not completely dissolved, as a drink mix

X1937. Show off, as wealth

X1938. “Like two peas ___”

X1940. “…___ iron bars a cage”

X1941. Prefix with skirt

X1942. ___-O-U

X1943. The worst consequences imaginable

X1946. Table, at meetings

X1947. Mythical Egyptian riddler

X1950. Letters of gratitude, in a text

X1952. What a St. Martinican might mean by “island hours”*

X1953. Intimate email sign-off

X1955. God, in Portuguese

X1956. Pierced

X1959. Viewing instrument

X1960. University in Lubbock

X1962. Henry & June role

X1963. Hours, in Italy

X1965. Due + quattro

X1966. Apt to get an R

X1967. Rapper Yasiin Bey, formerly

X1968. Domination, in slang

X1969. Parallel parks a boat in rough weather

X1971. What lies between the lines

X1974. Company that can trace its lineage to Alexander Graham Bell

X1977. Heartburn

X1979. Clinton really knows how to blow it

X1980. To fly, in Florence

X1981. She played Hillary in American Crime Story (about her husband’s impeachment)

X1983. Θ-sound letters

X1985. Blocks

X1988. Letter following sigma

X1990. 1976 greatest hits album with the track “Evil Woman”

X1992. Sculpts arid earth

X1993. Wonderfully different

X1997. “E FP TOZ” exam

X1999. Student’s resource

X2001. “As soon as I ran down, people were like, ‘Aziz!’ and lifted me up immediately” speaker*

X2002. Hyphenate with “life” or “world” (more or less synonymous)

X2003. Hub height

X2004. Guinness Book entries

X2005. Director Browning with Freaks and Dracula

X2006. French them?

X2007. 1939 Bogart title role

X2008. Words you might find on the wall of a bar? (Anagram of X1849-Down)

X2010. “Just like I do” (first part anagrams the second part)

X2012. The situation facing a frustrated speaker (first part anagrams the second part)

X2013. Suffering from satyriasis (straightforward anagram of X1926-Down)

X2015. The Autobiography of Malcolm ___ Told to Alex Haley

X2016. “I just had an idea…”

X2017. Cig-smoking MiB aliens, e.g.*

X2018. Agent Mulder’s show, with “The”

X2019. Start to push?

X2020. Subject to strain

X2021. Reine’s spouse

X2024. #1 hit for Justin Timberlake

X2029. It may accompany ringing (each are signs of infection)*

X2030. For the Boys star Bette

X2034. Largest of the Virgin Islands

X2038. Jell-O alternatives

X2039. Of or like (suffix)

X2040. Takes a plane at journey’s end

X2042. Island whose capital is Hagatna

X2043. Fixed, for short

X2044. “___ to see you smile” (Old McDonald’s slogan)

X2045. Word with coat or cap

X2047. Midnight Cowboy was the only one to get Oscar attention

X2052. Topper container

X2055. They may be out of bounds

X2057. Tailless felines

X2062. Resist authority

X2065. What’s in vogue

X2067. Bump ___

X2068. Type of culture

X2070. To ___: just right

X2071. “Smell Ready” brand

X2072. Haberdashers

X2073. Compass reading

X2074. Russian council (var.)

X2076. Hilarity, in Internet-speak

X2077. Tonight Show’s Eubanks, familiarly

X2078. Pt. of C-in-C

X2080. ___ stirpes (estate law term)

X2082. Motel guest’s woe, perhaps

X2084. ___ Dzhugashvili (Stalin)

X2086. Wrapped one’s legs around

X2087. “How long did it take the air to clear after #$#@ Chernobyl?” TV agent*

X2088. Little teeny bit

X2089. Sly ___ fox

X2091. With more dudes we don’t have time to single out

X2092. Evansville campus

X2093. Tientsin’s province

X2094. Added attic, say

X2095. Capital for which you should bring pairs of walking shoes*

X2097. Ltr. extras

X2099. Per ___ (for each)

X2102. Healing plant found on some sills

X2103. Suffix fit onto some computer img. files*

X2104. Top part of a trunk, for short

X2105. Courier’s mount

X2108. Give new freshness to

X2111. Without secrecy

X2113. Every stellar object but the sun, on Earth

X2116. Tesla and Edison, notably, for short

X2117. Instant, in Madison Avenue prefixes

X2118. 2800

X2122. Rayburn of game shows

X2123. Daily newspaper feature, informally

X2125. ___ example

X2126. Adventure tales

X2129. ___ del Tiempo at Walt Disney World

X2130. Large stack of documents

X2131. “Listen to Your Heart” pop duo

X2133. ___-bo (Billy Blanks’ exercise)

X2134. What inanity is*

X2136. Place to go after the exhausting deb party*

X2137. Where the Hollywood magic happens

X2142. “Well, look ___, little mans!” (Me, to my cat)

X2143. Driller’s letters

X2146. Given Novocain

X2147. Interceptors on the field

X2148. Newton of the NFL

X2151. Key used to make an exit

X2152. Tiptoed, say

X2154. ___-Gro Hair Oil

X2156. Title for Akihito

X2158. In electrical switches, they’re not “nos”*

X2159. Getting blue in the lips, maybe

X2161. “…in thy ___ we pray, amen”*

X2162. Lowest commissioned officer rank, for short

X2163. Serenade, maybe

X2164. A layoff, impolitely

X2166. Slappable commentator Shapiro

X2167. “Hey, you got it”

X2169. o.b. rival

X2171. Reno-to-Boise dir.

X2172. Did some low-tech gene-splicing

X2174. Goes unaccompanied, in slang

X2175. Mining area in Kentucky (or healthy-looking fruit)

X2178. Office copy, commonly

X2181. Sinaloan bear

X2182. Never, in E. Germany*

X2183. Become honeymooners, in a way

X2185. Dog collar add-on

X2187. Hilton competitor

X2189. Famed old movie palace

X2192. Lo’s Diary author Pera

X2193. Sow bug or gribble

X2195. “You know what I want to hear!”

X2196. ___ Pensacola (Blue Angels’ base)

X2198. Where disk jockeys do air*

X2200. Done, for Donne

X2201. Did a card check on (var.)*

X2202. O’Hare airport code

X2203. It generally doesn’t apply to donations to charities or political organizations

X2205. More natural version of 7Up

X2207. Bubble bath accessory

X2208. Center of corruption

X2211. Islands in a row, as in the Pacific (anagram of X2212-Across)

X2212. Coveter of islands in the Pacific (anagram of X2211-Across)

X2214. With its anagram at X2217-Across, reason for sleep-meows

X2216. “I ___ God” (song by…Kanye West…of course)

X2217. See X2214-Across

X2220. “It’s definitely one...” follower (first part anagrams the second part)

X2223. Healthy bread ingredient that produces oil

X2226. ___ Larsson, author of the Millennium novels

X2227. What the in-crowd’s doing

X2228. Literature, music, etc.

X2231. Tenth anniversary gift, traditionally

X2232. Roman 71

X2233. Bordeaux blaze

X2234. “MIC Drop” singing group

X2235. Like many depositions

X2236. Ending for witch or brew

X2237. Allowing players not to have to wait

X2239. “IMHO,” “OTOH,” “thx,” etc.

X2240. Mosconi’s prized tool

X2241. Peace promoters (abbr.)

X2243. Match, informally

X2245. Disagrees

X2246. Forewarn firmly

X2250. US gov’t bond

X2251. Pen for tars

X2253. Far from cheery

X2254. Areas to build on

X2256. Oklahoma athletes

X2257. Stable time

X2259. Program in purl?

X2260. Fantasy series that inspired Game of Thrones, briefly

X2262. With cover blown

X2264. Has no peer

X2266. Shower with good fortune

X2268. Frankfurter’s one

X2269. Need rest and hydration, maybe

X2270. Cry convulsively

X2271. ___ salad: took a step toward dieting

X2272. Where they may toss rib sandwiches on the counter*

X2275. Message board?

X2277. Rust producer

X2278. Artist ___ Hals

X2279. Group of six

X2281. Game with its own “Miss Universe” pageant*

X2283. Where Pinochet ruled, once

X2285. Social attachment

X2286. Norwegian royalty name

X2287. Margarine ingredient

X2290. Army maneuver

X2291. Alternative to .doc

X2292. Average dude

X2295. They begin fast on big cases*

X2300. Mingle in

X2303. “Old MacDonald” fragment

X2304. Leaves the amateur world behind

X2306. More summery

X2309. Biblical name that anagrams a body part

X2310. Almost vertical

X2311. Palpatine portrayer McDiarmid and namesakes

X2312. ___ Guofeng

X2313. Give the appetizers on the tray ___*

X2315. Hawaiian carving

X2317. Common beverage

X2319. Winkler of Happy Days

X2323. Still valid, as a visa

X2328. Aloof, tasks heavily*

X2331. Famed Warhol subject

X2332. Meat jelly

X2335. Some military transports

X2336. Prefix with cerebellum, continent, and pelago

X2337. Article before Gatos or Lobos

X2338. “___ God a death” (Henry IV: Part 2)

X2339. Start of something bigger

X2340. 70, in old Rome

X2341. Penny-ante

X2342. Strength

X2343. Like some lampposts (think lower case)

X2345. Pencil part

X2347. Pakistanis’ neighbors

X2349. With its anagram at 2352-Across, meeting-hater’s mantra (original author unknown)

X2352. See X2349-Across

X2356. First name in sitting still for justice?

X2357. Alexander, to Aristotle

X2358. Kansas’ Hornets

X2359. A hundred make a kwanza, Lewis*

X2360. Antidepressant drug

X2362. Dental diagnostics

X2366. Way to snag a naughty lobo

X2367. Customize for

X2368. Rip-snortin’ an’ ready for action

X2370. Eckhart of The Dark Knight

X2371. Use the law against&

X2372. Smash beyond recovery

X2374. T and Vanilla, in music

X2375. Do surgery, in a way

X2376. “The corn ___ high…”

X2378. “How Can ___ Sure” (1967 Young Rascals hit)

X2379. Divine moods blamed for storms

X2383. 2601

X2384. Rd. pts.

X2385. Hot dyer once of 90210*

X2387. In ___ of: instead of

X2388. Domingo start

X2390. Insulating resin, for short

X2391. Hydrogen compound formed in aqueous media*

X2392. Procession that, when church is over, I can walk up and down as I please*

X2394. Some imposing museum displays, briefly

X2396. “Vingt-___” (French translation of a Hunter Hayes tune*

X2397. James in Las Vegas and The Godfather

X2398. Shining

X2399. Chuck open the file about*

X2400. Punk rock band named for a toy (see Stitch Clues)

X2402. Traditional and still valued today

X2405. NaHCO₃, informally

X2407. Swell disturbingly

X2409. Dog in Peter Pan

X2410. Economic European car make

X2411. Kung ___ shrimp

X2412. “I would always rather be happy than dignified” speaker

X2413. Sigur ___ (band with the 2002 album “( )”)

X2415. Vocalized a number

X2417. Wounded Knee victims

X2419. Activity on a hotline?

X2421. Releases, as a dog at daybreak

X2422. ___ check (method for detecting computer errors)

X2424. Angular prefix

X2425. In need of rain

X2426. Not very processed sauteing aid

X2427. Most common Korean surname

X2428. Time God might spend wrinkling His nose*

X2429. Confession cause

X2430. “Better is ___ than break” (Heywood)

X2432. Toy that tells its owner what to do

X2433. Like the Reader’s Digest vers.

X2435. “___ Were a Rich Man”

X2436. It may involve learning lento and largo

X2439. Made a typo, e.g.

X2441. Team that plays adjacent to McCovey Cove, informally

X2445. Bog that can collect rime in winter*

X2447. Tangs of unspecific apprehension*

X2449. E-mail summary letters

X2450. Muscle test, for short

X2451. Bionic dog who appeared in Scoob!

X2453. It can affect food providers’ pay rate*

X2455. S O S responder (abbr.)

X2459. “New bra ads,” for “What should I show my girlfriend to cheer her up?”*

X2465. Path followed each day

X2468. Like those who listen*

X2469. 2014 boxing biopic with its first part anagramming its second

X2470. Make a misstep

X2471. Aguilera whose musical influences include Irish cant*

X2474. Emphatic Italian “yes”

X2475. Green building certification, for short

X2476. Pillsbury product

X2478. Heidi Klum’s daughter

X2479. Bennies when the whole country’s laid up a bit*

X2481. Fourth after three aces, e.g.*

X2483. Plant removers

X2485. Toxic gas from incinerators

X2489. Beat with altitude

X2495. She-sheep

X2498. It follows EAT (expected approach t***)*

X2499. Title won by the Florida Panthers in 2023

X2501. Adobe house, e.g.*

X2502. ___ Z: the whole nine yards

X2503. Their 10-11 means “You’re talking too fast”

X2504. Suspend a sitting

X2505. One of Tiger’s 2000 triumphs

X2507. Risky, debt-fueled deals in the mkt.

X2509. Animal I expect to need a specialist vet*

X2511. Short review of its anagram at X2381-Down

X2514. Great Romantic composer and anagram of X2517-Across

X2517. Great Romantic composition and anagram of X2517-Across

X2522. Nothing in Naples

X2523. His Beats headphones come in red*

X2524. Noon’s follower

X2525. 1993 Grammy winner for Best Rap Solo Performance

X2529. Roadside threats, for short

X2530. Electronic purchase for a free print ticket

X2531. Gets in line?

X2532. ___ Fell, English peak

X2533. Exclamations of sharp alarm

X2534. Foam rubber component

X2535. Greek officials

X2536. Faded celebs

X2537. Bug-eyed TV dog

X2538. “Bye bye 4 now”

X2539. Concert halls

X2540. “Fuggedaboutit!”

X2541. Gland-related lead-in

X2543. And ___ Goes (Ellerbee book)

X2544. Beautiful Chinese nosh

X2546. Bordeaux red

X2547. Totally wreck

X2549. Part of a farmland skyline

X2550. Part of an elec. system

X2551. Geometry measures

X2552. Besides their primary use, these drugs are enlisted to help fibromyalgia symptoms

X2553. Rikki-Tikki-___

X2554. Lodge benefit socy.

X2555. They raise a gasp’s intake*

X2557. Sake, really

X2559. They don’t exist on a 105-mile stretch of Utah highway*

X2560. Conclusion to the Damien trilogy

X2562. Chesterton’s middle name

X2563. ___ and master

X2564. “Now, is it ‘bride-to-___ or brides-to…”

X2565. Moves quickly

X2567. Abbreviated month one letter off from an unabbreviated month

X2568. “Been there, done that”

X2571. Closed-minded political acronym

X2574. Timber issue

X2575. A name I wouldn’t recommend for your vampire character*

X2577. When “Something wicked this way comes”

X2579. English crossword setter Derrick Macnutt, familiarly

X2581. Erodes one’s energy

X2583. Form of energy (abbr.)

X2584. You may think he’s an SOB, but that SOB’s in charge, so deal with it*

X2585. Passages to put in quicker time

X2586. Educational robotics company, or to irritate

X2587. Like me

X2588. One settling a score, in olden days

X2589. Makes into

X2591. Personal prayer target

X2593. Met level

X2594. Related to the hip

X2596. Part of a line (abbr.)

X2597. Bela, in Son of Frankenstein

X2599. Intestinal blockage

X2601. Bil or Jeff of cartooning

X2602. Minnesota’s state tree

X2604. Miss Smith and others

X2606. Put the kibosh on

X2607. It’s neither black nor white

X2608. What you might throw on a lawn

X2609. Columbian guerilla group

X2610. Gag edicts no UK paper normally defies*

X2614. It has a negative-space arrow in its logo

X2617. Ruby Dee’s spouse and frequent collaborator Davis

X2618. Songs to be played at a concert

X2619. Kettle emission

X2620. Cow commentary

X2621. Drummer Weinberg

X2622. First name in Harlem Renaissance literature

X2623. Periodical

X2625. Ethiopian lake, source of the Blue Nile

X2627. First-name follower, on some records

X2628. High-gear lifestyle, e.g.*

X2630. Alley conversion

X2632. “Diamonds” cowriter who is a member of the supergroup LSD

X2633. “Walk This Way” singers Run-___

X2635. Jurassic World ID nos.*

X2637. Knick foe

X2641. He can fix it

X2644. Origin of COVID, apparently

X2646. Smelling like you wouldn’t want to be fed it*

X2649. Act of keeping watch

X2652. Lead-in to meter

X2653. Sacral neighbors

X2654. Low-humidity environment

X2655. Osprey’s assets

X2656. Glass-paneled entryway

X2658. Oct. 1975 TV debut

X2659. Feature held in common by Se7en, Brokeback Mountain, and Requiem for a Dream

X2661. Chest feature that often draws stares, and an anagram for X2663-Across

X2663. Chest feature that often draws stares, and an anagram for X2661-Across

X2665. Flimsy evidence, and anagram for X2669-Across

X2669. “Flimsy evidence, Sherlock,” and anagram for X2665-Across

X2673. Little kid

X2674. ___ Bank (US loan guarantor)

X2675. What proofs begin with

X2679. Pick up by sponging?

X2681. ___ funk: feels down

X2682. Limit-pushing, in adspeak

X2683. More awesome than awesome

X2684. Bill or Hillary, for short

X2685. Soft and crumbly

X2686. Catcher’s work

X2688. “Opportunities for anagrams sometimes seem limited, as are ___ to include them in sentences” (me)*

X2689. Satellite stations

X2691. Streamline Moderne, e.g.

X2692. Soda choices

X2693. One with a bunch of programming chores for their nerd rube “friend,” e.g.*

X2695. Necessity for some remotes

X2697. Dolphin sense

X2698. Not spelled out

X2700. Shrivel with heat

X2701. Simmering

X2703. School of meditation

X2704. Look at flirtatiously

X2705. Ovine outcry

X2706. Bring joy to

X2707. Like many ideals

X2708. Enemies, literary style

X2709. Celebrityhood

X2711. Rotini, e.g.

X2712. Heroes that may be full of baloney

X2713. Painted wooden cube

X2714. Accuser taking matters to a higher court

X2715. Overhead construction

X2716. “A little ___ do ya” (You won’t need much)

X2717. Thirty

X2720. ___ limit: about to pop

X2722. Amazon Fire and Avermedia Ezrecorder

X2724. Lose-lose

X2726. “You’ve got a ___ nerve!”

X2728. News svc. since 1907

X2729. Sounds from one who has half-expected current developments*

X2732. Half a Star Wars name

X2734. Serried dwellings for transients*

X2736. “Sounds good to me!”

X2737. Builder of the first mouse

X2738. Confrères keeping the peace*

X2740. Hindu incantations

X2741. Singer D’Amelio

X2742. Java and Kona, for two

X2743. Hayek of “Puss in Boots”

X2744. Letter not fully accepted until the 1700s

X2745. Moesha and Good Burger 2 star Moesha

X2746. Those neither religious nor agnostic nor atheist

X2747. Gave a thumbs-way-up review

X2749. HPV, for one

X2750. Metal that’s muy valuable

X2751. Battery brand A.C. ___

X2753. Go Fish request

X2755. Alley-___ pass

X2757. Top couple in fiction, according to fans*

X2759. Decide (for) as a top choice*

X2761. Go back to one’s alma mater

X2763. Byrnes of 77 Sunset Strip and Grease

X2764. Composite statistic of hearing organ size

X2766. Cartesian coordinate lines

X2770. Coiled shape

X2773. "Don't sweat it," informally

X2774. Like crap

X2775. High-pitched

X2776. Heroic mutants of comic books

X2777. Fired people get it

X2779. Old words of anguish

X2780. Cold relief half-day medication

X2782. The final word, often

X2784. Use of studying the night sky, and anagram of X2790-Across

X2790. Difficulty with studying the night sky, and anagram of X2784-Across

X2795. Austen title start

X2799. Moderately sweet, as champagne

X2803. Justice who achieved his ‘72 dream in ‘06

X2805. Has an ___ grind

X2806. Holly genus

X2807. Waxen construction

X2808. Boris Badenov’s friend

X2810. Supped or breakfasted

X2812. “Have You Ever Seen the Rain?” band, for short

X2813. They never change the color of the space they’re on

X2816. Short loin cut

X2818. It fits in a glove, if you unclench first*

X2819. Forget to say

X2821. Leg, to Legs Diamond

X2823. Abu Dhabi’s federation (abbr.)

X2824. Mortgage payment components acronym

X2825. Made a real effort

X2826. Smiley emoji’s written equivalent

X2827. When Rosencrantz and Guildenstern show up

X2828. Krispy Kreme purchase

X2830. Virginia ___ (dance with two lines)

X2831. Danger, for Pauline

X2832. Morning on the Mame

X2836. “Don’t play,” on a score

X2837. Barrett and a virus

X2838. Moppet

X2839. Tic-tac-toe option

X2840. Precious mineral

X2841. G.I. Joe’s outfit

X2842. Memoir, e.g.

X2843. Linus or Lucy

X2844. Amy mad as Hell in Sharp Objects*

X2845. Improperly named creature with a domed, hinged shell

X2848. Internet script designed to be human-readable

X2850. Child of Ra

X2852. Émile who helped establish probability theory

X2855. Afrin competitor

X2856. Business bigwigs

X2859. Formal opening

X2862. Played for a fool (this may not be an actual verb)

X2864. Capital of Utah, briefly

X2865. One likely to call toons “all very well…for children”*

X2866. “…___ I bud again” (Herbert)

X2867. Wipe, as memory

X2868. B sharp’s equivalent

X2870. Apt. feature (some have three)

X2871. Responsibilities, whether suited to one or not*

X2872. Connections

X2874. Shot in the face?

X2877. Receiving rooms

X2878. Galba’s 1013

X2879. Word in wedding notices, often

X2880. Film expert who nonetheless never wore a beret*

X2881. [I think I’m in trouble here!]

X2883. Ingenious inventor on Cartoon Network

X2885. Home of the world’s tallest building

X2886. Australian city named for one in Scotland

X2888. Belgian city destroyed in WWI

X2890. Soothing spread

X2892. Does something naughty

X2894. Gonna

X2896. Valentine’s Day card signoff

X2897. Follower of fresh or foul

X2898. “___ Cannibals” (1982 Toto Coelo song)

X2899. Four and four, say

X2900. Energy surrounding a holy figure, in paintings

X2901. In a position to steal

X2902. Lab reaction

X2903. Bases loaded

X2904. Unlikely to be surprised later*

X2905. Sudden movement

X2906. Ingredient in soaps and candles

X2908. “Do that aria again!”

X2910. 2002 animated movie featuring a mammoth voiced by Ray Romano

X2912. Something remembered

X2915. Half of a 45

X2917. Insects’ sensory organs

X2919. The Sixth Sense star Bruce

X2921. Shade darker than chestnut

X2923. Spot for an idle lunch hour*

X2924. Astros, on a scoreboard

X2925. Make a show of

X2928. Romantic request

X2931. Saltier water

X2932. Strong-arms (off)

X2933. Only character in all seven Narnia books

X2934. Marlins’ and Mets’ div.

X2936. “Fists of Fury” director Lo

X2937. “Look what else it comes with,” in ad-speak

X2938. Pastry cart item

X2939. Jill’s friend

X2940. Feminizing Spanish suffix

X2941. Baked Hawaiian dish

X2942. “You buy it, you might break it” caveat

X2944. “Yes!” (anagram of X2946-Across)

X2946. “No!” (anagram of X2944-Across)

X2948. With its anagram at X2952-Across, theater critic’s cutting remark about Private Lives?

X2952. See X2952-Across

X2955. Completely absorb

X2959. Some nutritious cereals

X2961. A winner at tic-tac-toe

X2962. Veni, anglicized

X2963. Shape of loci with formula r = a + bθ, e.g.*

X2964. Scheduled

X2966. Cheap way to get media attention

X2968. Clearing house?

X2969. Not to mention

X2972. General or Whole follower

X2974. “Prix” or “idee” follower

X2975. Said shouldn’t be done*

X2976. Mine*

X2978. Austin, TX conference/festival

X2980. After (certain deeds), in Argentina*

X2981. Ankle-leg exercise

X2983. Valencia vessel

X2984. Schrödinger’s cancellation

X2986. Seafloor dwellers

X2987. “At ten, I was able to put up ___” (Cub Scout’s reminiscing)*

X2989. Bucs and Nats

X2990. Brit’s washroom

X2991. Cro-___ man

X2994. Zigs and zags?

X2995. Inoculate, slangily

X2996. Visible whale

X2997. Ratify anew

X2998. Uses as proof

X2999. Promotion of equality

X3000. "r u 4 real?"

X3001. Stereo gear

X3002. Emily and Charlotte’s younger sister

X3003. “Helpless” grp.

X3004. Competition for Academy Award votes in the pages of Variety, e.g.*

X3006. Working out

X3008. Royal proclamation opener

X3009. Have second thoughts

X3012. “…___ speak and remove all doubt” (Lincoln)

X3014. Obi-Wan…oh, you might know him as “Old Ben”

X3016. British babe

X3018. Put to the sword

X3019. Disgrace, metaphorically

X3023. Tussaud’s title (abbr.)

X3024. “Bro,” in paeans to Italian culture

X3026. Small and sinewy

X3027. Good name for an Irish carpenter?

X3028. Utterance regarding aesthetics

X3030. Some or many

X3031. Env.’s limbo

X3032. Skillful, slangily

X3033. Piles of words*

X3034. Grow, in a way

X3035. Streaming precedent, for short

X3037. Cantos writer Pound

X3039. Ale___dra Galvez, girl charge on Shameless

X3041. Places wires meet

X3043. Spellbound witness

X3045. Ph or ey, e.g.

X3047. “That’s an ___!” (response to a joke)

X3049. Ease off

X3051. Refill, as a partly drunk drink

X3053. Detective story elements

X3055. Now (Latin)

X3056. Early women’s-rights activist Lucretia

X3058. CCCXL tripled, almost

X3059. “How you ___?”

X3060. Aware of the joke

X3061. ___ Toguri, aka “Tokyo Rose”

X3062. Put in a snit

X3063. She often seems to be there to shake her head at Dad’s eccentricities

X3064. Not safe for walking, in a way

X3065. Grappling hook or battering ram, in hand-to-hand combat*

X3066. Dune’s spice-mélange sequels, the tale of the War of the Ring, Odysseus’ quest, et al.*

X3067. Roman 2x4?

X3068. Lifts out of one’s own seat via loop-de-loops*

X3072. Shooting skill

X3075. Killmonger of Wakanda

X3077. Tires, as one’s patience*

X3079. One roped into juicing for competition*

X3081. Protest loudly from below

X3083. Court sister

X3085. He’ll persuade you to give a damn about his client’s product*

X3087. Small swimmer?

X3089. Watch stealthily

X3090. Iran-contra org.

X3091. Treatment for any case near breech birth*

X3093. Makes no issue of the incident

X3095. It bends a load element

X3097. Computer game creator Sid

X3098. Speak irritably toward

X3100. Anakin’s Padawan, once

X3102. Flagpole finial, frequently

X3103. She’ll bring your luggage

X3104. Like insulting a dumb tree-god with “Poor sap”*

X3105. Where Rajaraja Chola I held court, literally*

X3107. With its anagram at X3112-Across, bad market forecast

X3112. See X3107-Across

X3117. Letters before a number on a beach bottle

X3119. ___ Energy Center (home stadium of the NHL’s Minnesota Wild)

X3120. Players of Lords of the Fallen and Starfield

X3121. Some Met works

X3122. Bridge of Sighs city

X3123. ___ Place (‘90s TV drama)

X3124. Bunch of damn enthusiastic consumers*

X3125. Knopfler’s duet partner in 2006’s All the Roadrunning

X3126. Torn and tattered

X3127. Philanthropist and ex-quarterback Marino*

X3128. No Mr. Nice Guy

X3129. ___ & Chandon (French bubbly manufacturer)

X3130. Sky-fighting gps. on the geopolitical stage

X3132. No longer squeaking

X3133. “Uh-oh, better get ___”

X3134. Boulogne bird

X3136. A lord’s land

X3137. Hermione’s patronus

X3138. Thai snack

X3140. Cheerios alternative with a different kind of holeyness

X3142. Places a scamp might get sent to learn self-reliance*

X3143. Income statement, briefly

X3145. 24 channel

X3146. “Whoopee!”

X3148. Game of Thrones patriarch who lost out to a den of thieves*

X3149. ___ a million

X3150. Etern, or free of time’s cares*

X3151. ___ a fox

X3152. Looking on the bright side

X3156. Origin myth for multilingualism

X3159. Meas. of reel speed

X3161. Clueless and FBI actor Jeremy

X3165. Popular homeowners’ plan

X3169. Supplied, as data

X3171. Ante 1941, e.g.

X3174. Shape of a planet’s orbit

X3177. Searches, with “about”

X3179. Early email program, or Tiana’s mom

X3182. Jason of Dune

X3184. Party planner Al-Jamil played by Jameela Jamil

X3185. Agua, in the Antilles

X3186. “…___ tête, Alouette” (late part of refrain)*

X3187. Pirate / pare it / are pit

X3188. Maître d’s outfit

X3189. Doctors (abbr.)

X3191. Local stop, for short

X3192. Takeoff surface

X3193. Apple pocketfuls

X3194. Sugary cylinders

X3195. Name heavy with the aroma of love*

X3196. Below-belt link

X3197. Only a bra and jeans, perhaps

X3198. Leave below, as seeming defeat

X3200. Marked for the index*

X3202. When James I became king

X3203. Roller that isn’t round

X3204. Theol. institute

X3205. Early advisor from Roman myth, or any female advisor

X3207. Lout’s amorous advance

X3209. Signs on for another term

X3211. “Growth,” in Grenoble

X3212. Study that traces the origins of meaning, for short

X3213. Singer Orbison or Rogers

X3214. Execute perfectly

X3215. “___ Black Swan” (much-aired Zwan song)*

X3217. Microscopy supply

X3219. Table of contents page, often

X3220. Best time to check a want ad, probably*

X3222. LA hardcore punk band with the 1994 album Punk in Drublic

X3223. ___ Valley: Reagan Presidential Library site

X3224. Voluptuous

X3225. Your aunt would be one, but not your bro

X3226. Sandwich request

X3227. Cleveland Native American

X3228. “lol, peace”

X3230. LeAnn with the pipes

X3232. Get in the crosshairs

X3234. Turnpike sign

X3237. She covered “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” for The Hunger Games

X3239. Ontario town with picturesque limestone

X3241. UK military medals

X3242. Innkeeper

X3244. One side of a feud

X3245. Founder of child psychoanalysis who held that play and fun are important*

X3247. “Check back later on programming lists” (abbr.)

X3250. State bordering on Can.

X3251. Spots for which too much is spent, for short*

X3252. Twilight Zonisher

X3253. River at Arles

X3254. The one in Paris

X3255. Myth: teas aren’t as good at alleviating drunkenness as this gemstone*

X3257. Ray-gun rays

X3259. Indian princesses

X3261. Pseudonym used in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (see X3265-Across)

X3265. Spoiler: X3261-Across rearranges the letters in his name to make this statement

X3271. Tough mofos in ‘80s rap slang

X3272. Cousin of a goldeneye

X3273. De ___ (Nolte’s Cape Fear co-star)

X3274. Concluding parts

X3275. Climb like a squirrel

X3277. Second game in Namco’s Galaxian series

X3279. They’re created equal, self-evidently

X3280. Siliceous rocks

X3281. Those being instructed

X3282. Johnny Rotten’s punk band, with “the”

X3285. Animal with a collar

X3288. Pardon, informally?

X3290. Makes much of

X3292. Throw away, like food you just discovered has ants crawling on it

X3293. Surest time to breed horses*

X3294. Outmoded concept

X3296. Domestic rosé that’s easy on the enamel*

X3297. Plato’s “adieu” logs for Socrates*

X3299. Yoko of “Dear Yoko”

X3300. A way through

X3301. Track it online at noaa.gov*

X3302. Smart alecks

X3303. She retired from golf in 2016

X3304. Univ. staff

X3305. ___ Camp, historic Mormon expedition led by Joseph Smith

X3306. Look around the Internet

X3307. Thunder Bay, ___

X3308. Carl Sagan’s sequel to Cosmos

X3311. Macon-to-Augusta dir.

X3312. “Barney Miller” org.

X3314. Weevil wings

X3316. “Sucks to be you”

X3318. South (Ger.)

X3319. Its flag had an Osage shield (abbr.)

X3321. Future omelet or chicken

X3323. In Victorian superstition, these flowers mean ones loved and forsaken*

X3324. Rae with three NAACP Image Awards

X3325. Merchandise (abbr.)

X3326. They’re sometimes confused with i.e.s

X3327. Taking-in activity

X3329. Down Under st.

X3330. Take another, terser pause*

X3331. Husband, in Hidalgo

X3333. Resurrected, as a style or form

X3334. Popular 1980s arcade game based on simple geometry

X3335. Attack verbally, with “out”

X3339. Place of refinement

X3343. Devil’s number

X3344. Odd instrument inspired by Trajan’s column

X3348. Streamer Booysen who got some heat from being linked to MrBeast*

X3351. “And lo, a CD did arrive in the mail, and it permitted me to connect to the internet, and there was much rejoicing” subject*

X3353. 75

X3355. Small grooves

X3357. Term coined by Percival Lowell for a hypothetical world beyond Neptune

X3360. Address part, often

X3362. HS group that changed the “Drunk Driving” part of its name in 1997

X3363. Words from a headstrong young son*

X3364. Japanese politician Tarō

X3366. Butler’s last word?

X3368. Like a baby experiencing her colic*

X3370. Coffee break sweet

X3371. Paths to flee

X3373. Character in Diablo 2

X3374. Quaintly named lodging

X3375. Towering

X3376. “___ que?”

X3378. Lineage

X3379. Tap*

X3380. Word that signifies unconventional coitus, yet tends to signify extreme conventionality otherwise

X3381. “___ everything?”

X3382. Have-___ (lower classes)

X3384. Revolutionary period?

X3386. Feet, of sorts

X3388. Elle King’s sex song “___ and Oh’s”*

X3389. Certain pay-per-view event organizer, for short

X3391. De-decorate

X3394. What “you didn’t give” to Jimmy Dean’s Big Bad John

X3397. Rocker Patty

X3400. Dwarf planet discovered in 1930

X3403. Show near the front

X3404. Jackie Robertson, Babe Ruth, or Fred Lear, e.g.*

X3405. Nats devotee who even goes to the away games, e.g.*

X3406. “That’s a fact!”

X3407. Depict as an angel

X3408. Schoolroom with mice

X3409. Add a little ranch to, say

X3410. Chromosome choice

X3411. Nickname joining “Skins” on the dustheap of football history

X3412. Major global crop (var.)

X3414. Give a reprimand

X3415. Tosspots

X3416. Burnside, e.g. (abbr.)

X3417. Abbr. after Ron Paul’s name

X3418. Linux correspondence client

X3420. Party foods that anagram X3424-Across

X3424. Party foods that anagram X3420-Across

X3428. Faithful dog with a story similar to Greyfriars Bobby’s

X3429. Like angsty teens*

X3430. Underworld leader?

X3431. Baldies

X3434. “Already taken care of!”

X3436. Toughens up

X3437. Animaux that may beset les innocents

X3438. Unit of illumination

X3439. Lace who hosts First Class Fatherhood*

X3441. Ortiz of Ugly Betty

X3443. The Otoe use this spelling too*

X3444. Jul.-Sep. bridge

X3445. “Where ___ go from here?”

X3447. Di-dah lead-in

X3449. Plus the unnamed Mrs.

X3450. Decided on a location

X3451. Concealed carry regulation, e.g.

X3452. Faux finish?

X3454. Kenan Thompson’s Good Burger pal Mitchell

X3455. “It’s as plain ___”

X3456. Restoration compound

X3457. Nancy Drew “author” Carolyn

X3458. Roman goddess of night

X3459. Michael B. Jordan sequel that’s eighth in its franchise

X3460. Hasten

X3461. When Ovid wrote the third of his “Sorrows”

X3462. Where to get 4x5s in an hour

X3466. Where you fall when you put desire above all*

X3471. Crouch into bold new pose*

X3474. Tom Jones song featuring Mousse T.

X3478. Feature of many a sad song

X3483. Test with letters

X3487. Whatever his evils, he’s the main thing you probably know about Uganda*

X3489. Bobby-soxer

X3492. Indian “sir”

X3493. Mischief, in Montreal

X3495. Modern, in Munich

X3496. “It’s ___!” (come-on at sale)*

X3498. Some are underground (abbr.)

X3499. Glee network

X3500. Spicy cuisine

X3503. An exceptional person, slangily

X3504. Type of doll

X3506. Period of wakefulness

X3507. High-interest loan type, for short

X3508. After dark, in ads

X3509. Seven-time Grammy winning pianist

X3510. Not voiced

X3511. Threatens an honor-roll status a little

X3512. Kitchen surface, perhaps

X3513. Ancient Chinese capital

X3514. Oinking being

X3516. Hard pus pocket

X3518. Algae products

X3520. Facing a triple threat (of), say*

X3523. CPR administrator

X3525. Where haste makes you a place in the finals*

X3526. Spanish peeper

X3528. Name found in any vid about Objectivism*

X3529. Maker of Smart Target acne treatment

X3531. The “what” of a Clue accusation

X3532. Look into deeply

X3533. The President scouts its replacements

X3535. Target of an exterminator’s smoke bomb

X3536. Word before Book or will

X3537. Snapshot, informally

X3538. Chuck

X3540. Not part of the church

X3542. “Steel Curtain” coach

X3543. Proven to be a bad seed*

X3545. Pioneering Dada works

X3546. “___ a Spell on You” (classic 1956 Screamin’ Jay Hawkins song)

X3547. What’s “yours” on the Rhine

X3549. Double MI

X3551. Bright halo caused by ice crystals

X3553. Kobe’s cash

X3554. Metric dist.

X3556. Minutely

X3558. Vishnu form

X3560. Do-or-don’t metaphor*

X3562. Name derived from Jesus’ nan*

X3563. ‘Tis a well-known wine brand*

X3564. It cost California $40 billion with unnecessary rolling blackouts

X3565. Sports event, for short

X3566. A next annexation for the United States in 1845*

X3567. Health class part

X3568. Mini-tornado with some white precipitation within

X3570. Comics art assistant

X3571. Pre-1991 world power

X3573. Nimes scream

X3575. Honor in a big way

X3577. It lost its tiara in the game crash of ‘83*

X3578. Scripture to anchor a theological argument

X3580. Aguilera, to her fans

X3582. Comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan, categorized by its anagram at X3585-Across

X3585. Loose crossword clue for its anagram at X3585-Across

X3589. Name in 90 Day Fiancé (oy vey to this one’s inclusion)*

X3590. Lookin’ good

X3591. Dangerous vapor

X3592. Like some eyes and soup

X3594. GPS output

X3596. Post-hurricane handout, for short

X3597. Brag on behalf of

X3598. Harold whose 500 composed songs include the Wizard of Oz soundtrack

X3599. German ancestor (GermANcestor? …Nah)*

X3600. “A need I have to sing of arms and the man” epic*

X3601. K-Cup competitor

X3603. Big pharma name, for short

X3605. Just keeps talking

X3607. Rescuer from harm

X3608. Netflix and Nespresso icons

X3610. Consistently making ___ profit: keeping one’s books neat*

X3611. Curve creators

X3612. “What ___ mind reader?” (A Dream Within a Dream anagram)

X3613. Before all is done

X3614. Black flakes on some meals

X3616. Computer mem. units

X3617. She raised the ires of other goddesses to start the Trojan war*

X3618. “If ___ Love Me” (Nancy Sinatra)

X3619. “How’d I miss that?”

X3620. Not working (abbr.)

X3621. They preordain all heroes’ feats and failures*

X3622. Sport whose players drop dimes

X3623. Neutrogena alternative

X3627. They look like hashtags on a staff

X3630. Tittering sound

X3631. Man-on-the-street interviews, for short

X3633. Fortune teller’s deck

X3634. Refrain bits

X3638. Worm used to damage the Iranian nuclear program

X3642. Possessive often seen near “lo mein”

X3644. Org. that presents the Image Award

X3646. Knowing what’s on eps before they’re broadcast, e.g.*

X3647. “You don’t know the half ___!”

X3649. Performing pair

X3650. Word to Silver

X3651. Flying “A” competitor

X3652. Where many keep their sked*

X3654. Fairy-tale character who befriends an enchanted bear

X3656. Dog classification

X3657. Sheet of print

X3658. City SSE of Las Cruces, NM

X3659. Batter to pour over a circle-girded grid

X3663. Hosannas

X3666. Tailless cat once resembled by the X-Man called Beast*

X3667. Adam’s apple locale

X3669. Kicked in

X3673. Loss of all status and dignity

X3676. Keyboard compositions

X3678. Yann Martel’s Life ___

X3680. Dark brew

X3682. Degree hurdle

X3685. Longtime CBS drama spinoff

X3688. Lewd, crude, or rude

X3689. P&L report column

X3690. Company that split up in 1995

X3691. Number on a clock.

X3692. Pluperfect starter

X3693. Drab, in poems

X3694. ___ Duke, a.k.a. Hunter S. Thompson

X3695. Popular Asian cuisine

X3696. Chase alt. (this’ll be on the exam)*

X3697. Avoids talking with one’s mouth full, perhaps

X3698. Showy yellow insect with a prominent pink and bluish eyespot on each hind wing

X3699. Operating system with a penguin mascot

X3700. Irrigation method?

X3702. Arizona neighbor

X3703. Put out of a job

X3704. Oglala’s kin

X3705. All-___ (four-wheel-drive system on old Toyotas)

X3707. Bounty hunter Boba

X3709. Brighton backsides

X3711. At a safe distance

X3712. Indemnify

X3714. It may be measured in IUs

X3715. “thats an improvement lol”

X3716. Vacation homes, for short

X3718. Impatient-sounding tweet matched to X3121-Down by Anagramatron

X3723. A rose is often north of it*

X3724. What an arrow indicates on e-books

X3726. Prefix with “bilious”

X3727. Agenda for tomorrow

X3728. Saturday, in Paris

X3729. Soprano Tebaldi

X3731. “She Loves You” refrain words

X3732. Bone (prefix)

X3733. These parts’ presence explains why the wheels stay on*

X3735. James and Jones who left music in a better state*

X3737. “Get over yourself, egomaniac” tweet matched to X3139-Down by Anagramatron

X3742. Feeling alarm’s hooks in one’s heart*

X3745. What “phage” means

X3748. One who’ll grace the court, slangily*

X3749. Farmer’s storage

X3750. German pistols

X3751. Herman last seen in Big Holiday

X3752. Mammal named for its diet

X3753. Leases, tins, e.g.*

X3755. Sensitive health class subject

X3756. Retired world tennis champ Sánchez Vicario

X3758. Groups made master of their sports by selection based on renown*

X3760. Television measurement

X3761. Give off again

X3763. One of the du Ponts

X3764. Rave “it’s true” about*

X3765. First two words of a Faulkner novel

X3766. Sorta futuristically-named ballplayer*

X3767. Canadian pro

X3768. Google Assistant alternative

X3769. Like a stormy winter day

X3770. Year the Beach Boys’ album “Pet Sounds” came out

X3771. Nail polish producer with a virtual try-on salon

X3772. 12-time Pro Bowl player Junior

X3773. Group with the 2000 #1 hit “It’s Gonna Be Me”

X3774. Compass directions

X3775. Russo of Showtime

X3776. What’s within one’s control

X3777. Places for football pads

X3779. Bi

X3780. Ancient portico

X3781. Father figures when you’re “fwee”

X3782. Compliment, typically

X3784. Find your space?

X3785. 1920s star Chaney

X3786. Dutch painter of The Prince’s Birthday

X3787. Gorge leading way, way, way down

X3788. Inner things that may be suppressed

X3790. Her clan’s burial vault*

X3794. Exams required for some prep schools

X3797. Baseball position

X3799. Mayfield of Stranger Things

X3800. Comes (to)

X3805. Keep separate

X3810. Seaweed used in Japanese cuisine

X3812. [Crossing my fingers!]

X3816. Mary gets back to business running building trade

X3819. Stew of activity

X3820. Forgoes the lyrics, perhaps

X3823. Brutishly strong

X3829. Activist Anthony

X3835. Double shoulder pad used in medieval times

X3838. Star of David shape

X3842. Mounts, in oater dialect

X3845. S-Y connector

X3847. Half a ball-game name

X3848. Remove from text

X3849. Academy freshman

X3851. Short winter holidays?

X3855. They’re found in some veins

X3858. Magnetically responsive

X3863. Water nymphs, as said an old Greek myth*

X3869. “___ Fair” (Dan Cornell song)

X3875. Violent outburst

X3880. Bar story of an ex-pilot*

X3882. PBS funder

X3883. More senseless

X3884. Like a tightly integrated translation

X3885. “By any means necessary” speaker

X3886. “World of Warcraft” warrior

X3887. Wear down over time

X3890. There’s a famous painting with a pearl one

X3892. Pitcher Stanek

X3893. Five-time Sugar Bowl champs

X3896. “Well, ___ jiggered!”

X3897. Delaware River site

X3898. Dry and hot

X3899. “Western” or “Spanish” dish

X3900. Missing person

X3901. All-comers tournament

X3902. Hawaiian bigeye

X3903. “I’m a wolf”

X3904. Chill to the bone, say

X3908. Unimportant

X3909. Film about a tween Antichrist

X3911. Every individual

X3913. Russian carriage

X3914. Toll plaza feature

X3917. Point where kids are likely to self-negate their body image and start physically maturing*

X3919. “Are we ready?”

X3921. Papeete’s location

X3923. His, in Le Havre

X3924. The Affair subject

X3928. In the middle of taxis’ peak period*

X3930. Disease last reported in April 2004

X3931. “Be it ___ humble…”

X3932. Pornographic manga with a name meaning “pervert” in Japanese

X3933. Skip over

X3934. When long, lazy lunches end

X3935. Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs

X3936. Affix to, as with tape

X3937. Ellison of sci-fi fame

X3938. The movies, in Europe

X3939. Three-time skating gold medalist

X3940. Page sent online

X3941. “Here We Go Again” singer Demi

X3942. There may be many in a family

X3943. A little resistance?

X3944. Was for a group?

X3945. Many words ending in “ing”

X3946. Gorilla studier Dian

X3947. Obsess (on)

X3948. 1952 work about facing mortality on many “greatest films of all time” lists

X3949. With The, fish-named alt-newspaper of Canada

X3950. Old photo tints

X3951. Modifier for “braved,” e.g.*

X3952. GPS system, e.g.

X3953. Great White Way lights

X3954. Corcoran of Bachelor Father

X3955. Like some big roads

X3956. Last character seen in Hamlet*

X3957. JFK jet set

X3958. Skin, e.g.

X3959. Letters in fashion

X3960. Devon college town founded by the Romans

X3961. What a walk in the ballpark will get you

X3962. Brice and Price

X3963. River through Flanders

X3964. Greek tragedy that proves the importance of listening to seers*

X3965. Unbury

X3966. It’s named for the shapes of its pieces

X3967. You can get it from kissing

Down

X1. With a toned bod

X2. Stitch’s pal in the movies

X3. “Pull ___ push out?”

X4. Assume a military posture

X5. As much fullness as one should have, if not more

X6. Goddess for whom a month is named

X7. Solicit an RSVP about

X8. “Thy face, Lord, will ___” (Psalms 27:8)

X9. Wikipedia policy

X10. John Carter of Mars creator’s inits.

X11. Dots in l’ocean

X12. They sport many docks*

X13. “Aw, FLU?! That’s ___”*

X14. Without zip

X15. Taylor-Joy of The Witch and Chalotra of The Witcher

X16. Impulse centers

X17. Add a layer after a while

X18. Coughy and feverish

X19. “Begin ___” (Zen advice)*

X20. Magic, in former times

X21. Put at levee*

X22. Palindromic British term of endearment

X23. Creature that has “fun in fur,” according to Sesame Street

X24. Pastures

X25. Very cool, or Princess of Fire Mountain (that sounds like something a cool person would know, right?)

X26. Wes Anderson or Stanley Kubrick

X27. Go from 1 to 3, e.g.

X28. Current provider

X29. “___ would be a man must be a nonconformist” (Emerson)

X30. “Can’t answer that”

X31. Tales of Sigurd and Thor

X32. Agronomists’ concerns

X33. Call out

X34. Vegan meat substitute, for short

X35. Shed some tears

X36. DST adjustment

X37. Phoenix’s NBA team

X38. Doing some afternoon drinking, maybe

X39. Like Sam the Eagle, usually

X40. Suggested

X41. To-___ (alternating)

X42. Boomer’s kid, maybe

X43. Epic poetry

X44. Shouts in a movie title, sorta*

X45. Currency that’d make the whole world blind, per Gandhi

X46. Start of a Reddit anecdote

X47. Prescriptions

X48. Source of skin-softening oil

X49. His mission is fixing transmissions

X50. Devious

X51. So yesterday

X52. Important test

X53. Egg containers

X54. Workday alarm hr., say

X55. Opposite of end-

X56. “How to use this site,” e.g.

X57. Kong, e.g.

X58. Ebenezer’s “ehhh!”

X59. Lubricators

X60. Reveling devils

X61. Eyeball, say

X62. “…___ a midnight dreary”

X63. Cartoon “Princess of Power”

X64. David Cohen’s org.

X65. Dweller in San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan

X66. Bender’s evil twin (or is he the good one? Maybe just slightly better or worse?) on Futurama

X67. Oscar winner Colin

X68. Trinity Church feature

X69. Partners’ word

X70. Gets set

X71. Move on a court or a diamond

X72. Hit pay dirt

X73. Unit of magnetic induction

X74. Tar ___

X75. The oldest fossil of one was found in a lamina 558 million years deep*

X78. Oompah horn

X79. Gps. that give society taps on the shoulder for better education*

X80. Hockey site

X81. Rocker Pop

X83. Paradigm of leakiness

X84. Yellow-and-blue locomotive

X86. Certain credit-card accepter

X87. Laugh-track sound

X90. Between two lovers

X91. Hammered

X92. Small woods

X93. Noted battlers

X94. Make an emergency landing

X95. Alike, in Dijon

X96. Balkan county

X97. ___ postscript: write “P.S….”

X98. Guitar guru Hendrix

X99. Pinky’s exclamation

X100. All My ___ (old black-and-white sitcom)

X101. Vice admiral’s Army counterpart (abbr.)

X102. Complete, for short

X103. Disenfranchised brother of myth

X104. Churchgoers who observe the Sabbath on Sat.

X107. An ___ effort (fore-valuing self-improvement)*

X108. Fen-___ (banned diet aid)

X109. Capable of domestic life

X110. Suffixes with oct and alk

X112. Adult Swim programming block

X113. Where the speed of light is constant

X115. Watch readouts, for short

X116. A little kindness

X117. In need of orientation, say

X118. ___ Fables

X121. It once had a ban on dunking*

X122. “It’s ___” (Pet Shop Boys track about Catholicism)

X128. Stan Lee’s other creepy-crawly inspiration*

X129. Printing devices (abbr.)

X130. Fed power agcy.

X131. Dollar-to-yen fig.

X132. 8 1/2” × 11” page size (abbr.)

X138. “A Man and a Woman” composer Francis

X139. Tease and torment

X142. ___-___ lamb: African antelope kid*

X144. Where Siri is

X146. Quest for a recreational navigator

X148. Super-powerful stickum

X152. “Life has no meaning, so it falls to us to make one,” for a start

X153. Call again

X160. Metre auteur

X163. Actress Katherine

X165. McKern and Carroll

X170. Attenuations

X172. May it be what all people live in together, someday*

X174. Divisions a general aims and reaims at the enemy*

X179. Digital book extension

X180. Maridueña of Blue Beetle

X181. Mess up everyone’s precious plans and systems

X183. Field partner

X186. Satirize perfectly

X188. Deadly weapon Raphael mostly used on AIs*

X191. Ballot box fillers?

X192. Rather tall

X198. Slate of stories*

X199. Don’t exist

X200. Signoff tweet matched to X300-Across by Anagramatron

X201. What you’d want to be driving to investigate a vat explosion*

X202. Where crops are planted

X203. No small affairs

X204. Vinyl-record spec

X205. Beach without many waves

X206. Mausoleum’s name, partly

X207. She brings the accusation of a crime

X208. Focus of many later stories Prince Valiant ran*

X209. Prefix that might relate to an extraterrestrial ore, a field of red sand, or Olympus Mons*

X210. Fate-spinner

X211. Lion-hearted king

X212. Various as-yet-unmentioned

X213. Former NHL rival

X214. Woolen cloth with a twin weave

X215. Narrowly defeated

X217. Infomercial, usually

X218. Turpentine component

X219. R&B singer James

X220. Artistic potpourri

X221. One who doesn’t work on Shabbat

X222. Bird with a milky white plumage

X224. Golden in Guadalajara

X226. DJs’ spinners

X227. Breakfast-all-day chain

X228. Allies’ opponents

X229. Confusion, ere the advent of Modern English*

X230. 6 (abbr.)

X232. Skipping down a stair in the morning*

X233. His work is monumental

X234. They make joint pegs

X235. Not becoming, to the Bard

X236. In the vicinity of

X237. 1093

X239. “He was young and too good-natured to say nay to ___ woman who wooed him” (Samuel Butler)*

X240. Garner name

X241. What the hautbois is called, today

X242. French for no

X243. Bring into a private conversation

X244. Freezing mixtures

X245. Clark’s partner in exploration

X246. Synaptic fiber

X247. Trois minus deux

X248. Japan, in Japan

X249. Small cold

X250. More auditorily snakelike

X251. Olé ___ (compilation album)*

X252. Moisture-weighted

X253. Like an ideal tabula

X254. “Say the, not ‘les’“ course*

X255. Tweet matched to X317-Down by Anagramatron; together, they sound a binge-watcher’s lament

X256. Without a service charge

X257. Domed tripodal cylinder of film, informally

X259. What this is a fragment of: <p id=“xyz” style=“color: green;”>

X266. Fringe-___ lizard

X267. Grammar article (abbr.)

X268. Like comics’ Galactus and the Silver Surfer*

X269. Keith B. Alexander was the longest-serving one

X270. Perform a process that includes word-searching resumes

X271. “Shall ___…?”

X273. Computer debut of 1998

X274. “___ corny as Kansas in August!”

X275. “Fearful symmetry” poem

X277. Accounts of ancient Olympians

X278. Off one’s rocker

X279. Hosts a roast

X280. PSP 4 Pro alternative

X281. Cosmetics

X282. Declare sovereign over others, as a nation*

X283. Editor’s deletions, say

X284. Ones prone to mischief

X285. “Here, tell me if the soup’s ready”

X286. Major hostilities

X288. Ross and Valenti

X289. Supermarket chain that was the Walmart of the 1940s

X290. Biannual international golf competition

X291. Walter and Willard

X292. Native Americans of the Great Plains

X293. Fearsome display at a natural history museum

X294. Matt of Today (and now of yesterday, har har)

X299. Possessing “it”

X301. Letters on a returned check

X302. It’s $15, in Monopoly

X303. Fractional endings

X304. Coma exams

X308. To use, to Cato

X310. “I’ve seen better, honestly”

X313. Joan Rivers’ daughter and TV co-host

X317. Mascot of the Riverfront Stadium era

X318. Equine gait

X319. Ice cream, in Innsbruck

X327. Numbers based on five-sided figures

X333. Actor Morrissey in Line of Duty*

X336. Styrene starter?

X338. Clear-cut signs of astrophysics?*

X341. Reassurance to a freelancer (but see anagram at X970-Down)

X346. Challenging request for confirmation

X347. Cerumen that’ll work its way out on its own, actually

X348. Peter Pan role

X350. Rodgers & Hart’s “___ Joey”

X352. Source of the quote, “Take wrong turns. Talk to strangers. Open unmarked doors. And if you see a group of people in a field, go find out what they are doing. Do things without always knowing how they'll turn out. You're curious and smart and bored, and all you see is the choice between working hard and slacking off. There are so many adventures that you miss because you're waiting to think of a plan. To find them, look for tiny, interesting choices. And remember that you are always making up the future as you go.”

X353. ___-Flush (cleaning brand)

X355. Golfer Arnie

X356. Everly Brothers offering

X358. Gov. workplace protector

X360. Gentlemen’s hats

X362. “Street rat” of animation (and, much later, live-action)

X365. Worth worrying about

X368. Chink

X369. "Me Against the World" and “Dear Mama” rapper

X370. ∫(f + g) dx = ∫f dx + ∫g dx is one example of it, or of its anagram at X906-Down

X371. Things with rings

X372. Romantic night between young students (see X762-Down)

X373. 140, to Caesar

X375. Reason for a parental reprimand

X378. Muddied

X381. Evil Asian doctor in Sax Rohmer novels

X384. Fox who sculpted a literal Tar Baby, as if the Uncle Remus parts weren’t problematic enough

X388. Driller on base (abbr.)

X390. Land across from Gibraltar (abbr.)

X391. One-third of CDLIII

X394. Peninsular Arab land

X395. “I pray you, ___ violence” (Volpone)

X396. Hydrofluorocarbon or chlorofluorocarbon, a cause of its anagram at X849-Across

X398. Dada pioneer

X401. Increases the inclination of

X402. Christmas present that needs a lot of floorspace

X403. Certain, for sure (abbr.)

X406. Prefix with retirement

X408. “Revenge is ___ best served cold”

X410. Nouvelle Caledonie and others

X413. Superior to

X414. They spread on Twitter

X415. “No difference”

X416. Found out about

X417. “In place of a dark lord, you would have a QUEEN!” speaker

X418. Song that bides its time till you’re half done with the old record*

X419. Worldly, not spiritual

X421. Metal band whose last album was Reinventing the Steel

X422. In traditional screenwriting, it’s twice as long as its neighbors

X423. Some limo sharers

X424. Low-crime zones

X425. Devices to keep insects off horses

X426. 1991 Nicholson Baker book about the author’s fascination with John Updike

X427. Gave up the ghost

X429. TV host Edwards

X430. Add water to these dried kelps and smear a few into many items of Asian cuisine*

X431. Mercury or Saturn, e.g.

X432. Gerald ___ Horst (Ford aide)

X433. “I’m ___ far I don’t see a way out…”

X434. Wash. Sq. school

X435. End of a set of extremes?*

X438. Some satellite radios

X441. Weapon discussed in American Sniper, for short

X442. Do some landscaping work, say

X444. Not late

X445. Men’s org.

X447. Recruit’s sentence ender, perhaps

X448. Done linearly*

X449. Mischief-maker

X450. Need sex? Start by treating awkward infections with this*

X451. Tweeter, say

X452. First college hurdle to get past*

X455. Reason to take vitamins

X457. Thread count?

X460. Giant told ta-ta in Episode V*

X461. Six-time Best Actress nominee

X462. They feel your pain

X463. Things to solve for, in some equations

X464. Area for things to be said*

X465. Sphere a thief may rob*

X466. Was sustained by

X467. Comparison point in a taste test

X469. Defect

X471. The Joy of Wokking author Martin

X476. The Joy of ___ (Brandreth’s celebration of wordplay)

X479. Tiny terrier?

X482. Conn. institution of learning, informally

X487. Skinny-jean, tight-tee, belt-stud, Converse-sneaker style of fashion

X489. You can kick someone’s this to discourage them, or kick them in it to encourage them

X491. Where Amarillo is (abbr.)

X493. Respondent to a WWII SOS*

X497. With its anagram at X904-Across, money-minded advice for speed lovers

X499. Unproven statements

X501. Barking animal

X503. Seven-Eleven treat

X504. Consumed (it) at one end, maybe*

X507. Person who corners others

X508. Like Serbs, but not Hungarians

X510. It’s under > on my keyboard

X511. “Awe-SOME!”

X513. Emotion bikers rev for*

X515. “His,” to Bierce

X519. Common typo often mocked online

X521. Gaseous element in our atmosphere

X523. Pancreatic enzyme, briefly

X525. LAT or NYT*

X528. Lets elapse, as the hours

X530. Red Square mausoleum occupant

X531. Salted river-ocean junctions*

X532. Words spoken to a preacher, perhaps

X534. Homer in cricket

X535. What the X stands for, in the club

X538. Match, at the table

X540. Dictators’ assistants

X543. Chat-room qualifier

X545. She gets the bodies moving

X547. PayPal’s Venmo alternative

X549. Be a couch potato, say

X552. Moving picture?

X553. Patriarch’s charges

X556. Inits. of 1933

X557. Immoral sorts

X558. Source of a gel, a jet fuel, and a fertilizer*

X560. “Camptown Races” syllables

X561. “Hey, it’ll be fine”

X563. Give ___: show respect, as to a Doña*

X564. They specify what you can’t specify

X565. Burned with want…no, need

X566. Dumas’s La Tulipe ___

X568. “___ Mine” (Beatles)

X569. J.D.’s prickly mentor

X572. Seasonal illness

X573. Eat, as pretzels

X575. Monogram of haute couture

X577. Quintessence

X579. “Come ___!” (“The door’s open!”)

X584. Add flavor to

X588. Has warm and fuzzy feelings toward

X589. JPG or PNG

X591. Inlet such as New York Harbor

X592. Meryl Streep and James Franco

X593. Org. issuing the Pierre de Coubertin medal

X597. Tip-top, hip-hop-style

X599. Ready to deploy*

X600. Links support

X601. ___ up (catches on)

X602. Applied, as paint

X603. “Here with a Loaf of Bread beneath the Bough / A Flask of Wine, a Book of Verse - and Thou / Beside me singing in the Wilderness / And Wilderness is Paradise___” (Omar Khayyam)

X605. Ticker tape, for short?

X606. One who babysits their crush’s imps while the crush dates someone else—and, look, it’s great to do this out of genuine kindness, but the problem is people who cling to the belief that someday, SOMEDAY, this seeming selflessness will be rewarded with the “payment” of their crush becoming a romantic partner*

X607. Program I used to organize these clues

X608. DNA shapes

X609. Hugs-and-kiss closing

X610. “Right-a-roonie”

X612. The Italian way?

X613. At last, via this engine, searchers began to survey the whole internet*

X614. Email management goal, in modern slang

X615. “Breaking Bad” drug kingpin Fring

X616. Comedian Kaplan

X617. Area near Trafalgar Square

X619. Something tourists get shaved in Hawaii

X620. Psychedelic album of 1969

X621. Depressions, e.g.

X622. Swinger the EPA lists as endangered*

X624. Time abbreviation.

X625. Org. often called from the curb

X626. Four by four?

X627. Something flexible to wear

X628. He’s likely to obey TikTok-established mores*

X629. 19, sometimes

X630. High points

X631. Nantes native

X632. Comic beginning

X634. More silly

X640. Alternative fallback position

X643. Ways one tries to demonstrate worship*

X646. Sides in tic-tac-toe

X651. “___ Blues” (Townes Van Zandt)

X652. Cousteau’s milieux

X657. Breast removal that could be described by its anagram at X1221-Down

X658. Banishes

X659. Live from ___ House: Reality show featuring Hall of Hall and Oates

X661. “___ Blues” (“White Album” song)

X662. “To have,” in Avignon or via francophone translation*

X666. It opens printing markets up to the Seiko Group*

X668. Glareful Ludgate of TV

X669. Metal fastener

X671. Actress Velez

X672. What’s now NC-17

X674. AAAAAAAAAACT!

X675. Mnemonic that goes “clear, concise, concrete, correct, coherent, complete, and courteous” in communication

X677. Cold War concern

X681. Hold someone down while others beat them up, say*

X682. Cheadle with an Oscar nod*

X683. “And so on” letters

X685. Fruit-bearing tree

X688. He put a little zip on his swindles*

X690. Colleague of Bugsy

X691. “___ got it!”

X693. Spanish structures whose ceilings curve up and down like jumping orcas*

X696. Mohsin Hamid’s immigration fantasy novel

X697. Scripts

X698. Blooper-reel segments

X699. Go bonkers, as when that pol lies to the public ONE MORE TIME*

X700. Aunt ___ Cope Book (it sold reams in 1979)*

X701. TV Drag Race host

X703. Tries to make desert

X706. Harry or Meghan

X708. Violin maker Amati

X710. It’s just as good as Helvetica…said a liar*

X712. Single sit-up, per my workout plan*

X714. Accompanying

X715. Tarzan’s “mother,” for one

X718. Hero to Luther

X719. “Nick of Time” singer Bonnie whose best trait is her activism*

X720. Triptik, notably

X722. Noted German idealist philosopher

X723. Corporate grade

X724. Chart template

X725. Coat’s go-with in Merrie Olde*

X726. Salute this people’s hardiness against the colder climates*

X727. They’re provocative

X731. Gianni’s grandmother

X733. King’s trappings

X735. ESPN.com stat-column heading

X736. Abner’s partner in old radio

X738. Recipe spec

X740. Equally awful

X742. Aviation org.

X743. Shared title for series standouts

X744. Stand up for with hard stares*

X745. Horatio Caine’s TV show

X746. Marketing decision point*

X747. Pre-Annapolis campus org.

X748. Elton John creation who “bears his war wound like a crown”

X751. Nabe just outside of the city

X752. Documentary by the guy who directed Wordplay

X753. Heparin stops them

X754. Grows old

X755. Your Name is one of these (var. pl.)*

X756. Nickel-and-___ (one mired in pennywisdom)*

X757. “Just playin’ with ya”

X758. Song of joy

X759. Where superhero stories get started

X761. N.Y.S.E. item

X762. What’s often seen during its anagram at X372-Down

X763. Long odds

X764. Easy on the eyes?

X765. Quiet spot the day winter Christmas break begins

X766. Sport in an octagon

X769. Common magnet feature

X770. Mouse or rat

X772. Percy Jackson or Maui

X773. (The) COVID-disenfranchised

X774. “I’m yours!”

X779. Technology used, along with some of its anagram at X1220-Down, to map human actors onto not-entirely-human creatures like Gollum and the Hulk

X780. Fancy goldfish

X781. Richard Thompson’s “The Old ___”

X783. “It’s okay, barge on in and take a sample!”*

X785. Perfume ingredient

X787. Gas abundant in Vegas

X790. Sneaker, perhaps

X794. Part of a royal flush

X797. Not do oneself

X801. Some cover Paul Bunyan’s adventures

X802. It aids an arthritis sufferer (var.)*

X803. Spanish port with a Guggenheim Museum

X804. River of Sweden

X805. Company behind the Falcon 9 launch vehicle

X806. Enjoyable times (definition I base on UK usage)*

X807. Creepy sci-fi film revolving around a Turing test

X810. Sponsor to which Michael Jackson lent his pipes*

X812. Have a cross ___

X814. Year in Claudius I’s reign

X815. Carmaker’s sales incentive

X819. The suffix with which writing sound___ Shakespearean*

X821. Boy’s voice

X823. It makes the pain leave*

X824. Tropical American animals

X826. “My insecurities could ___ alive” (Eminem)

X827. Shakespeare’s Avon, for one

X830. Completes a merger

X831. Swiss watches with notches*

X833. GPS technology

X835. Cheerful earful

X837. Eliot the fed

X842. Land of a Gaelic goddess

X843. Some former Yugoslavs

X845. Redding and Spann

X846. Describing some roofs

X847. Chromosome holders

X849. Environmental result of X396-Down

X850. Drag away again

X851. Yeoman’s “yo” (ha!)*

X854. Nurse (a drink)

X856. “___ Theme” (Doctor Zhivago song)

X858. Sugary-textured rock I leapt over in construction sites*

X861. Rock genre

X863. Willful ignorance

X865. Get suckered bad (he said, as if it had never happened to him)*

X871. Part of a bus. address, perhaps

X872. “Keep dreaming!”

X873. Changed from brunette to blonde and back to brunette

X874. Great potential

X875. Pool user’s unit

X877. Serling with six Emmys

X879. Some shampoos

X881. The Vagina Monologues playwright Eve also known as V

X882. Love letters?

X883. Key placed under Shift on my keyboard, which is REAL INCONVENIENT, let me tell you

X885. Calendar string

X887. Sensitivity about

X889. First notes, say*

X891. ___ cog

X893. Related by marriage

X895. Second attempts

X898. Pager letters

X900. Rocker Rose with a sly anagram

X902. What not to do to Superman’s cape

X903. Mages, rogues, and rangers’ focus

X904. See X497-Across

X906. ∫(f + g) dx = ∫f dx + ∫g dx is one example of them, or of their anagram at X370-Down

X908. Comics sound effect

X909. Kind of deed (abbr.)

X911. Joined the clickthrough-ad elite*

X912. Muslim religious student

X914. Poor coordination

X916. Theatrical great Hayes

X917. Before this time, before there were no old-timey folks to speak this way*

X918. Turmoil

X919. Playa ___ Americas (site of many hotel deals)*

X920. Massage choice

X922. Multiple-formed compound

X923. Highly naturalistic approaches

X924. Ukulelist and singer born Herbert Khaury

X925. The Karate Kid guy who catches flies with chopsticks

X927. O’Neill and Harris

X928. Religious leader born Giovanni de Medici

X929. SSN, e.g.

X930. Biblical scholar

X931. Giver’s organizer, for short

X932. Catch-22 pilot who crashes as regularly as Launchpad McQuack

X934. What the US still provides to many nations, despite recent transactionalism

X935. Where Bears and Lions clash

X936. Dysfunctional era ten-fifty is lasting forever

X937. Telecommunicator’s request

X938. Biological classes

X939. Troubadour’s rendition

X940. Study of forces affecting life at the cellular level, possibly causing its anagram at 1407-Down

X943. Run from source to goal*

X944. Founder of a Russian dynasty

X945. Grandpa’s wife

X946. Title teen in a 1990s sitcom

X947. Real-life stranger and/or internet commenter*

X948. How some people solve crosswords

X949. They report for TV, from short

X952. Put up, as money

X956. “When there’s trouble, bet on him to…___ around”*

X960. Witch who helped Dorothy

X965. Luthor who first appeared in Lois Lane #23*

X967. Winner of eight gold medals in 2008

X969. Patsy Cline hit

X970. What the speaker at anagram X341-Down does, viewed more cynically

X972. Superhero movie centerpieces

X974. Nightclub employee who’s so happy to see you, hiiii! Can she get you a drink?

X977. Liquid-in-liquid suspension

X978. Title for Bruce Castor and Jeanine Pirro

X979. American Kennel Club outcast

X981. Largish ensemble

X983. Carouses

X984. Marine conger

X986. Product label wds.

X988. What a South American adolescent may wear

X990. Pseudopodic and amorphous

X991. Central Americans

X993. Is a doormat for

X998. Fastened in a certain way

X999. OB/___ (medical specialist)

X1000. Editor Talese with her own Doubleday imprint

X1001. Drugstore (abbr.)

X1002. Canopy setting

X1003. Paris’s Parc ___ Princes

X1004. Saying “Hang it!” about*

X1005. Important resource at a hospital

X1006. Prefix with “environment” for soil science

X1007. Fish brand found at Lidl

X1010. Favored lang. among the younger gen. in India*

X1012. Small caramel morsel that avoids the left-right “controversy”

X1014. Continuously bother

X1016. Tool with bent handle

X1018. 553, to Flavius

X1020. Liza or Vincente

X1022. Most devoid of cover

X1024. What the neutral middle might be found between

X1026. Rapa ___ (Esai Morales film)

X1028. Mbatha-Raw of Loki

X1029. Barbecue feature on a clear day

X1030. Jackweiler, e.g.

X1031. SNL short that…somehow…got its own Funko POP

X1032. He’s seen with his god holding the ankh at one side of his nose (var.?)*

X1033. Music shop purchase

X1035. Banksy rat, e.g.*

X1036. Jazz composer Chick

X1037. Cotton or wool

X1038. Logan Airport loc.

X1039. “___ of Rock ‘n’ Roll” (1976 Ringo Starr hit)

X1040. Former Steelers player Bill

X1042. Charades action

X1043. Kate, Rooney, or Wellington

X1044. Lasik-effectiveness tests

X1046. Worker incentive

X1049. Like some voyages

X1051. Got squared up

X1053. Initial form entry, maybe

X1055. Disney princess of Avalor

X1058. Overland hauling

X1060. Pope who started the Vatican Library

X1065. Italian scooter

X1066. Not exactly the frugal type

X1068. Casts envious eyes at

X1070. COVID response coordinator Deborah

X1071. Handy-andy

X1075. He drew out the last “A” in “I’ve got a ba(aaa)d feeling about this”*

X1077. Dueling tools

X1078. Lewis’s land

X1080. Not one who rode on others’ accomplishments*

X1081. Supplement nutritionally

X1082. Bagel shape

X1085. Prideful zodiac sign

X1087. These make 640 acres each (abbr.)

X1090. Burning-bush bk.

X1091. With its anagram at X1438-Down, awards news about “Unlawful Carnal Knowledge” in 1991

X1093. “___ Money-Saving Trick Companies Hate” (not spending)*

X1096. Part of rpm (abbr.)

X1098. “…never thinks straight ‘bout the shape that ___” (Dylan lyric)

X1100. Predictions heard in an airplane seat*

X1101. Group that included the Tuskegee Airmen

X1103. Airborne emanation

X1104. ___ penny (very common, to Brits)

X1106. Splice together

X1109. Snatch of the flow of*

X1112. Calf roper’s event

X1114. They have threads and heads

X1116. Yearbook inkers (abbr.)

X1119. Fig. that can be weighted

X1121. Credit-line usage

X1123. Total monetary worths of companies, for short

X1124. Antiwar goddess

X1126. Boy’s name found at the start of an Alaskan lake*

X1127. Used earth to clean

X1128. Chicago showgirl Hart

X1130. B soundalike

X1132. Airs now

X1133. Titanic threat?

X1135. Stir-fry pods

X1136. Mercury or cobalt

X1137. “Rattlesnake” plantain

X1138. Ream tool, in a French fight*

X1139. “0ur pr0duct amps ur pen13,” e.g.*

X1140. Trousers, in some ads

X1142. System used for electronic guide-overs*

X1144. Does a sedate kind of looking for love*

X1145. Inevitably

X1147. Site of Jim Hogg County

X1149. Cathartic herb

X1151. [Don't really agree, but I'll pretend so we can change topics]

X1153. Madre’s brother

X1155. Quick AOL chats, once

X1157. Unit in tennis

X1158. Certain news items

X1159. Tongue of a Gaelic seer*

X1160. Sounds of magical disappearances

X1161. Hampshire hind parts*

X1163. Agile though aged

X1164. “___ of Evil”

X1165. English theologian, author of Lay Thoughts of a Dean and Outspoken Essays

X1166. Stripes up irregularly, as wood or stone (gaze as it transforms)*

X1167. Makes known

X1168. NAACP locale

X1169. Coauthor with Friedrich Engels of The Communist Manifesto

X1173. Gridiron org. from Arlington, TX

X1175. Clarinets and such

X1177. Lay down earth

X1179. Yorba ___ (California city whose name means “Beautiful Yorba”)

X1181. Clockmaker Thomas and Green Mountain Boys leader Warner

X1185. Classic Jag

X1187. Bluegrass genus

X1188. Box office supply, briefly

X1189. John who wrote Appointment in Samarra

X1190. Select carefully

X1191. Thing over yonder that Ah don’t recollect th’name of

X1192. Slow down a beat*

X1194. Mirage sights

X1195. What stadium crowds do, sometimes

X1196. LIX - XVIII*

X1202. Interval between a cause and its effect

X1204. Do, as vengeance or havoc

X1206. Internet site starter

X1209. Some EPA employees

X1211. Mexican shawl

X1213. Yr. obdt. ___ (old-time letter finisher)

X1215. With its anagram at X1402-Down, urban legend since 1977

X1218. Features of some variable-geometry aircraft (first part anagrams the second part)

X1219. Toward safer voyaging, normally

X1220. What its anagram at X779-Down needs to make Gollum and the Hulk look sufficiently nonhuman

X1221. More colorful description of X657-Down

X1222. Coxswain’s command

X1223. 1982 Lionel Ritchie song

X1224. Atheist activist Madalyn Murray ___

X1225. Show off, Mr. Universe-style

X1226. First subject to mix letters and numbers into what seems at first like a garble*

X1230. All-time low

X1232. Sport with grungy wheelies

X1234. Distributor part

X1235. Enabled to endure*

X1236. Not perfect

X1237. Like some swords

X1239. As loud as you can imagine

X1240. Strikes lightly, as a windowpane

X1241. Rutabaga, e.g.

X1242. Accustom anew

X1244. Unit for a modest-sized drink

X1246. Scandal subject, often

X1247. Dive-bar stage?

X1249. Some farm workers

X1250. Herd rope

X1252. Part of the movie before the high-octane excitement ramps up*

X1254. Deadball and steroid, in baseball

X1255. Internet access acronym or famous artist

X1257. Very, very tiny

X1258. Warning for the inattentive

X1259. Leontyne Price hit a heavenly high C in this Aida aria

X1260. Typeface found in old inscriptions

X1261. Rough PhD equiv.

X1263. Corsair’s three-masted ship

X1268. Procedure for preparing eggs in a dish?

X1272. Anti-___ boots (sci-fi footwear)

X1274. Restore, as a certain type of alcohol.

X1276. Serious or solemn

X1279. Be apathetic

X1280. Reacts like the average Trekker when meeting Jonathan Frakes*

X1281. Constance d’Arles, e.g.

X1283. Sends to Alcatraz, e.g.

X1284. Cold Mountain’s Kidman

X1285. Final Four openers

X1286. It’s often taken to go

X1288. Spewing out unnaturally (metaphorically, hopefully)

X1289. By a certain measure

X1290. Percentage of customers who make multiple purchases

X1293. Your-program’s-auto-update-has-begun issue

X1294. A slice from it is considered the overall theme*

X1295. They have bags under their eyes?

X1296. Mister in Portugal

X1297. By its very nature

X1298. Bread with aloo matar

X1299. Online news aggregator (once)

X1300. What’s also called “The Banana Boat Song”

X1302. Dinero, south of the border

X1304. Abbreviated account?

X1306. NASA spaceplane

X1308. City gov’t official

X1309. Pusher chaser

X1310. Generously provides with

X1312. Early example of the dot-com world’s “say yes to everything” investment phase*

X1315. Play-off situations

X1316. More than one (abbr.)

X1318. Updated communication channels, e.g.

X1319. Six-sided tesserae in Rome

X1320. Maple dripping

X1321. “You’re in for a treat, I make ___ tuna casserole”

X1322. “Take action now!” (anagram of X1533-Down)

X1323. What ten is for decimal numbers

X1324. Like some versatile educational material

X1325. Burst of thunder

X1326. Folded food truck fare

X1327. Path paved from marine remains

X1328. Takes a prayerful pose

X1329. Visa alternatives

X1330. Net-and-trident fighter

X1332. “Evangelist” attachment

X1337. Guat. neighbor

X1339. Anthem rival

X1341. “___ nie endendes verlangen” (“A neverending desire” in German)*

X1342. “___ the Wind” (great name for anti-gas meds?)*

X1344. Removing cage pins, e.g.*

X1346. Writers Lidman and Hassel

X1348. Loose-leaf dividers

X1350. Symmetrical organ?

X1351. Koko’s weapons

X1352. Website for some custom-designed dolls

X1353. Rusted out or rotted away

X1354. ___ nous (between us)

X1355. Elephant or walrus

X1356. Dr. Sweat competitor

X1357. will.___ (Ella Mai contemporary)*

X1365. Not those, in Brooklyn

X1367. Sheepskins used for bookbinding

X1368. Stamp that says “Cancelled,” e.g.

X1369. Banishes one’s roommate during a hookup

X1371. Secures with seat belts

X1372. It doesn’t rain much here*

X1374. Princess in space

X1376. Really appreciates

X1377. Rock group, Pere ___

X1378. Annie Hall’s boyfriend, briefly

X1379. Telephone pole wood

X1381. It’s essentially become eonline.com

X1382. Armor’s “skirt”

X1384. Mixed in

X1385. Piltdown man, for one

X1391. Bad news for an employee and their would-be replacement

X1393. Congress

X1397. More calm

X1402. See X1215-Down

X1404. Tasty pre-meal liver dish, say, and anagram for X1527-Across

X1406. Modifier found after “force”

X1407. Genes working together in an organism in ways unprecedented in its parents, studied these days by a variety of methods, including their anagram at X940-Down

X1409. Benzell and Sheraton

X1411. Washday brand

X1413. Johnny-come-___

X1416. Ocean cap? (abbr.)*

X1417. “Not me!”

X1418. “And now, ___ tale be told…” (old-timey lead-in)*

X1419. Overstate

X1420. Fleshy-snouted beast

X1422. “Well, lah-___!”

X1424. Turkish cash

X1426. Oat or piece follower

X1427. Bad material for a purse?

X1429. John in Aberdeen

X1431. “No ___, no gain” (gym saying)

X1432. Contraltos playing a Wagnerian earth goddess, as if on dares*

X1434. Browns

X1437. She may have plaid miniskirts, striped long-sleeved shirts, heart stamps under the eyes, and bleached hair

X1438. See X1091-Down

X1439. “Last one ___ rotten egg!”

X1440. Sound heard very close to your ear

X1442. Language in which “fairs” is نمایشگاه ها*

X1443. Name meaning peaceful

X1445. Creator of Popeye

X1446. What a student might study to help with telling his own story*

X1447. It may come back to you (abbr.)

X1448. She had a rather successful second career as an author about aviation*

X1449. Metallic right angle in building

X1452. Exclamation of distaste

X1453. Performance

X1454. Crime scene collections

X1455. Some ring victories, for short

X1456. Norse goddess people see when they don’t heal*

X1457. Proficiency test with which my boss might decide to ax me*

X1458. Food staple of Pacific islands

X1460. Sound velocity, in shorthand

X1463. Spanglish actress

X1465. Easter blooms

X1467. Gave a marker to

X1468. It puts The House on display

X1470. With “Books,” it could be a better bookstore than Amazon*

X1471. Noted educationist Horace

X1473. “You crushed me”

X1475. Mother of gods

X1476. Let out ___ of relief

X1477. First name in geometric art

X1478. Beam of support

X1479. Lovable dog in The Mask

X1480. Cave ___ fenêtre (cellar with window)*

X1481. Bouncy bowing motions in music

X1482. Internal support for a horse or cow

X1483. Natural philosopher Lorenz

X1490. Ring its doorbell, and you may find it’s not quite the massage parlor advertised*

X1492. “When thou ___ down, thou shalt not be afraid” (Proverbs 3:24)

X1495. Some are rural (abbr.)

X1497. XX × XXXIII

X1500. Minnesota lake that feeds the Mississippi

X1502. Orders from on high

X1504. Hedgehog relative

X1505. Art Vandelay, for George Costanza

X1506. “Yeah-hunh!”

X1507. Avoid via anticipation

X1514. Raise in status

X1518. Strikes, as a door in a raid

X1520. Give out

X1521. Nightmarish visions

X1523. Dept. for some nurses

X1524. “Puh-lease!”

X1525. Enthrone again

X1526. Skull protuberances

X1527. Maybe one size too small

X1528. Eye-Ds?

X1529. Fairly uncommon blood type

X1530. Car manufacturer founded in 1945

X1532. Narrow waterways (abbr.)

X1533. Two exclamations conveying “Take action now!” (anagram of X1322-Down)

X1534. Miner’s walk-in point

X1535. Book with pages or spreads for most states

X1539. Star Wars ship class

X1541. Pequod hand

X1544. iPod you could almost wear on an earlobe*

X1546. Gen-___: boomer’s kid, probably

X1550. Amount of toothpaste

X1553. A nomad is without them*

X1554. “A View to ___” (Duran Duran James Bond song)

X1557. “Tears in Heaven” singer, who, despite a common anagram, has no trouble sleeping (see X2112-Down)

X1559. Seller of Skin So Soft bath oil and True Color Lipstick

X1561. Tourneys with big pay gaps from their female counterparts*

X1562. They cause bad luck

X1563. Geller of psychic claims

X1565. Arm of the Arctic Ocean

X1569. Okinawan city

X1572. Test the moral fiber of

X1574. Weapons seen in hieroglyphics

X1575. Rawhide snaggers

X1577. Norse giant

X1579. “___ will NOT be quiet”

X1580. Chest pulsation

X1582. “LA Woman” singer who anagrams X2144-Down

X1583. Some kitchen ranges

X1584. Abbr. for late credits*

X1587. Hires to handle the case

X1589. Rams, on a scoreboard

X1590. Handles effectively

X1591. Pig Latin refusal

X1594. “Fat” day (abbr.)

X1595. His woodcuts have a stern aspect*

X1596. Precision knife brand

X1597. Feminine name that reads like the shortened name of a Russian emperor

X1598. China Jasmine holder

X1599. Tabasco and Yucatan

X1600. 1980s Saturday morning cartoon characters who lived underwater

X1601. Clown on In Living Color

X1602. Hug, like some mob of kitties*

X1603. Staffer’s address, perhaps

X1604. Hit song that’s an opera backwards

X1605. Image unfit for the office, informally

X1606. Not buying after a breach of trust

X1607. “Stop…look at that”

X1608. East Timor capital

X1609. Nig., Alg., and Sib. Elision

X1611. “Pressed Rat and Warthog” rock group

X1613. Congregation location

X1616. Justinian I’s peak year

X1621. More mocking

X1622. ___ in ecclesiasticism

X1624. Oldest of the Animaniacs siblings

X1626. Prefix with cortex

X1627. Ophthalm-otorhinolaryngology

X1628. Denizen in the Alps.

X1629. Part with only one character in frame

X1630. Could Asia bear an absence of the trade routes that go through this body? Let’s not find out*

X1631. They’re large and teal-shelled with almost as much yolk as white

X1632. Album and winery by Brandi Carlile

X1633. Unit of info that could be represented as {-1. 0, 1}

X1634. Spinner-turned-spider who can hear you gripe about her cobwebs*

X1635. Balanced sign

X1636. Embroidered mat

X1637. Incites, as a rebellion

X1638. Ingrown toenail

X1639. Marks, as a box

X1640. Europop hit by Juan Carlos Calderón

X1641. Brand of chocolate-and-toffee cups

X1642. Runner down under?

X1648. Incorrect version of CXL*

X1650. Reebok alternatives

X1652. Their first professional endorser was Ilie Nastase

X1654. Blood-thinning med

X1655. Suffix with phosphor

X1656. Layers of cackleberries

X1657. Angel of the first order

X1661. ___ Fail (Ireland’s palindromic coronation stone)

X1663. Spy fliers

X1664. NBA’s Magic, on sports tickers

X1665. Former capital replaced by its anagram at X1857-Down

X1667. Something bad that may be put on you

X1673. Place you might learn to be a better YouTuber

X1679. Concluding piece

X1681. Paul of folk-pop

X1682. Take-home figures

X1684. Words declining an invitation

X1686. “I smell ___” (“Thou art a traitor,” somewhat more contemporarily)*

X1688. Terrible time?

X1689. ___ vincit amor (love conquers all)

X1691. Sen. Judd Gregg’s designation

X1692. Extended pointer finger and thumb, followed by fist, means “LA” in this*

X1693. Good ones help when playing video games

X1694. Stat like long. and lat.

X1696. Microscopic movement organs

X1701. Henry ___, modern US sculptor

X1703. At any time, in verse

X1705. “Sweet dreams”

X1707. Insurance company sponsoring Manchester United

X1709. Transaction at a meet

X1712. Only film in which James Bond sings

X1715. Erstwhile venerable theater chain

X1717. “Have mercy on us sinners” prayers

X1718. Safest investments

X1719. Tech workers?

X1721. Jazzman with “The Arkestra”

X1724. Irritant that may be seeking attention

X1725. News and opinion website since 2014

X1726. Package delivery, maybe?

X1728. “Dawson’s Creek” character

X1730. Fruit products

X1731. See the light about

X1733. Much-discussed immigration law

X1737. Biting on the tongue, in more ways than one

X1739. U-turn from out of

X1740. Bitter or biting (brace yourself)*

X1742. Abbr. on some business signs

X1744. UK fliers

X1745. Sweater damage

X1748. Banana wrapper?

X1750. Gets as a return

X1752. Rebs’ org.

X1753. T.J. ___ (department store chain)

X1756. Water sprite

X1758. Toddler’s spill guard

X1761. Accessible for

X1762. Surgical bone-scrapers

X1763. Olaf’s nonverbal pal

X1764. “…from Ghent to ___”

X1765. Pulitzer-winning novelist Alison

X1766. 2410

X1767. Bellini’s Norma is one

X1768. Was around somewhere

X1769. With “up” (in America), gets into strong arguments

X1770. Gamer’s sphere?

X1771. Money-managing assistant from Capital One*

X1773. Finish by

X1775. Worker salary increases aren’t keeping pace, yo*

X1777. Soak to the bone

X1778. Its failings helped lead to the creation of the EPA

X1779. “___ am a cook and a captain bold…”

X1781. Not even partly electric (my local filling station lags LA in developing charging outlets)*

X1782. It’s free in France

X1784. Big scorer alongside Yao, to fans

X1785. Inarticulate nonverbalisms

X1786. 1002, to Nero

X1787. ICU staff

X1788. Path between pyramids, according to some spiritualists

X1789. He is extra tough thanks to Gaulish magic potion*

X1790. Glossy fabric

X1791. Field events

X1792. Increase in vol.

X1793. Scalp-electrodes test

X1794. Uncommon to Cato

X1795. Live peacefully with, as exotics*

X1796. Full of enthusiasm

X1798. Beer purchase

X1800. First day on the job

X1801. Kind of art liable to restore a sense of order in trauma patients*

X1802. Want so bad you fidget or chafe*

X1803. “Ready to go?”

X1804. Eugene Onegin girl

X1805. How protist populations grow

X1807. “Wrong, wrong, wrong!”

X1809. State that borders Minnesota and Illinois

X1813. Zero degrees long.

X1815. Biological cell

X1816. Outer faces (abbr.)

X1818. Drop a brick

X1819. Most trifling

X1822. Morally ambiguous, palindromic Wong in Resident Evil

X1823. Epochal

X1824. Number of uses before failure

X1826. Din or tor end, in Mexico

X1828. ___ for Lawless (Sue Grafton)

X1829. Title with a ring to it

X1833. Most radio stations play this*

X1834. Hyundai Accent competitor

X1836. Simple solution

X1838. Where Mexicans find los Estados Unidos

X1839. Laundry detergent powder banned in the EU

X1842. It may go up in smoke

X1843. Cartoon character with a lot of alcoholic references in his early shorts

X1846. Pointer Sisters hit

X1849. Words you might find on the wall of a bar? (Anagram of X2008-Across)

X1852. Austin’s home (abbr.)

X1853. Fast internet service

X1855. Gp. with 31 nations

X1857. Capital that replaced its anagram at X1665-Down

X1858. Local official who determines what’s owed the government

X1861. Guy you decided was beyond fixer-uppery*

X1863. Where shortstops and basemen play (abbr.)

X1865. “What’s ___ like?”

X1866. Hard-set belief set

X1867. 1950s skating champ

X1869. Little bell sound

X1871. Hebrew drum

X1873. Some stops in Vermont

X1874. Heading into old age

X1876. Yes, ___! (Davis, Jr. autobiography)

X1877. ___ Men who’ve actually made lots of music since “Who Let the Dogs Out”

X1878. “Just ___!” (“Get off my case!”*

X1880. ___ Dingbats (pictographic computer font)

X1882. Medical problem

X1884. Cause controversy

X1885. Got everything from

X1886. Response in a game

X1887. Game for

X1889. Finished vacuuming and corded his extension cord*

X1892. Hailer’s shout

X1893. Boxcars’ composition

X1894. Derisive or affirmative cries, depending on region and context

X1895. Phobic lead-in

X1897. Car-jacking aids

X1899. Put out over time*

X1900. One who lives in a pigsty?

X1902. Porn, more keyword-safely*

X1905. Something to express views on

X1907. Processing time

X1910. Horror film featuring the mysterious message lie*

X1911. Not too soft

X1913. Big name in hoteldom

X1915. Ready one’s surfboard

X1916. Craig, formerly of the Atlanta Hawks

X1918. Abets perjuriously

X1919. Finishing strokes

X1921. Hewn in form

X1922. In (an instant)

X1924. Tool with which a shipbuilder orients curvature of the hull*

X1925. Pulpitlike

X1926. Suffering from satyriasis (colorful anagram of X1926-Down)

X1928. High fashion label

X1929. Stick around to see

X1930. No fuddy-duddy

X1933. Miss one’s usual mealtime

X1935. First published drafts

X1939. Guard for waves*

X1941. Thumb piano

X1944. Ain’t I A Woman? author Sojourner

X1945. Dr. Zhivago and others

X1948. Madrid Mlle.

X1949. Worker whose options aren’t open*

X1951. Key plot point about the title characters in Victor/Victoria

X1954. Places where people may have the knives out for you, in brief

X1957. “Waitin’ for the Robert ___”

X1958. Samsung mouse-connecting feature

X1959. Inheritors, sometimes

X1960. Saline drops?

X1961. Too many to count

X1964. “I’ve Just ___ Face” (The Beatles)

X1966. Punk rocker Cervenka who sang in the band X

X1970. Director Jean-___ Godard

X1972. Capital of the Bashkir Republic

X1973. In a set of two, it’s an insect*

X1974. Payment aid near a 7-11 welcome mat

X1975. A ___ (yours, in Toulon)

X1976. Put together my age with how old Dad was when I was born, e.g.*

X1978. Baseball’s Dwight Gooden or Xander Cage

X1980. Insta rival

X1982. Shoe size that could be read to sound like Libya’s capital

X1984. Do some sewing, perhaps

X1986. Unit for heating a tub*

X1987. LA Sports Arena team

X1988. Place name following K or Bean

X1989. Sonic, in a few markets

X1991. Saarinen’s namesakes

X1992. Porn

X1994. Abbr. in “Respect”

X1995. “Can ___ now?”

X1996. 109, one way

X1997. PC application suffix

X1998. Mach topper

X2000. Wood ape conserver*

X2009. “Got any threes?,” e.g.

X2011. Catechize

X2014. Director Francesco

X2022. “To the ___ love” (Feb. 14th words)

X2023. Easily manipulated type

X2024. Parasailers, e.g.

X2025. What would need an additional three to be a dozen*

X2026. Anxiety drug often advertised in spam

X2027. Primordial substance of the universe

X2028. 2001 sci-fi film

X2029. Crystal-on-crystal growth

X2031. Placed horizontally, as a nail*

X2032. No longer living

X2033. Take back, as territory

X2034. Type of some jazz acts*

X2035. One on the same side

X2036. Perfect test paper marking

X2037. Nevada senator Harry

X2038. With its anagram at X2242-Down, meditation on learning the alphabet

X2041. Alleged cure for hairline problems*

X2042. Catches some z’s

X2046. Conducive to heat

X2048. Overtime-bound

X2049. Angry reaction

X2050. Bury the ___

X2051. 1509, to Cato

X2052. Weapon some associate with workers’ freedom

X2053. Elbow protection in a mad spar session*

X2054. Its pods are a poor diet (never do this)*

X2056. Shipbuilding facilities of yore

X2057. German social philosopher whose theories began as a reaction to the Industrial Revolution

X2058. Port city with a castle built by William the Conqueror

X2059. “God’s table”

X2060. Five-headed heavy in Dungeons and Dragons

X2061. Committee-adjournment words

X2062. Rene of In the Line of Fire

X2063. Jacob found a use for his shortsightedness*

X2064. Walmart or Barnes and Noble

X2065. My female spouse, colloquially

X2066. Circle of contacts, in a dated metaphor

X2069. Vehicle to race or crash in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

X2073. Characters at the start of a riddle about math

X2075. Part of Jordan, long ago

X2076. Author May Alcott

X2079. Setting for hardware in a computer store**

X2081. He sculpted Adam and Eve

X2083. Vacuum tube feature

X2084. Proof of who you are

X2085. Soft-serve selection

X2090. Opposite of fluster

X2095. France’s ___ d’Avignon

X2096. London’s St. Pancras International, e.g. (abbr.)

X2098. Old-style letter closure

X2099. Criminals often outside a cop’s jurisdiction*

X2100. “Have ___ flight!”

X2101. Film studio that had 12 of its 13 movies nominated for at least one Oscar

X2104. Footwork?

X2106. “Rack City” rapper

X2107. Publisher Henry and newsman Lester

X2109. Joint Chiefs of Staff mem.

X2110. Driver Fabi

X2112. Apter anagram for X1557-Across meaning “legendary with a guitar pick”

X2114. This, to a toreador

X2115. Blinds strips

X2119. Like newly issued scrip*

X2120. Part of a country with many a famous coast*

X2121. X, to Xavier

X2122. Largest number that can be described with a single word

X2123. ___ syndrome (harmless asymptomatic chromosomal karyotype, usually)

X2124. An ID we’d follow with “soar” if we used it in the K section*

X2127. Name shared by Anna Karenina’s husband and her lover/fellow exile--a confusing wrinkle in a great novel*

X2128. Marathoner’s concern

X2131. Neural pathway activated by a hammer

X2132. Cheese made not to spoil*

X2135. Y to the max?

X2136. 10-to-1 power level comparison

X2137. Hamm whose Athletes for Hope aim to aid philanthropy*

X2138. They neighbor F1s

X2139. Soothing command to a horse.

X2140. Lionise to li’nise, e.g.*

X2141. Hello, Dolly! received 10

X2144. “LA Woman” chorus that anagrams X1582-Down

X2145. Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and, yes, Pluto

X2149. It’s std. in a par loan*

X2150. Support part that shifts compressive stress to the top of the structure

X2153. Work values

X2155. Punched-in-the-gut grunt

X2157. Sword with two accents

X2159. “I ___ dream last night…” (Johnnie Taylr)

X2160. Worrying responsibilities for a careless driver*

X2165. With “the” and “for,” hope you might have a shot of getting into bed with*

X2166. Jazz pianist Laila

X2168. Monarchs’ sch. that had a duo of losses in its first year*

X2170. Circle on a Disney headband, or a plant that makes medicine

X2172. Kind of weevil?

X2173. Korean GI

X2174. Baseball stat trio (abbr.)

X2176. BLT dressing

X2177. Result, as hilarity or hijinks

X2179. Hallucinogen since the 1950s

X2180. Ascended again

X2182. Bethesda, MD, org.

X2183. Coats for some Brits taking notes*

X2184. D-Day transports

X2185. Followers of a sort

X2186. Cars that were first to have Ram Air engines

X2188. Closest thing Hebrew has to the “t”*

X2190. Big sizes

X2191. Heartstopper comics genre

X2194. Hair lightener

X2195. Cabo ___ Lucas, Mexico

X2197. Seat that may spin

X2199. Band with the hits “What You Need” and “Need You Tonight”

X2203. Gil of CSI

X2204. Like the size of a small farm

X2206. “Kyrie ___”

X2209. Not at all flighty

X2210. Peace in Paris

X2211. Baby bear

X2213. With its anagram at 2690-Down, notable region in the fuel economy

X2215. Battleship call or Caterpillar tractor

X2216. Friend en francais

X2218. Spidery trickster-god, as in an innumerable collection of African folktales*

X2219. RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

X2221. Cinq + trois

X2222. Tend to again, as an injured joint

X2224. Band with albums Exogalactic and Invasion of the Tentacube

X2225. Show derision

X2227. Jon who directed Iron Man and created The Mandalorian

X2229. Star Wars revolutionaries’ tongue

X2230. Reach at a lower level

X2232. Kiddie lit character who’s in charge of the Brown Bar-ba-loots

X2234. Tref staple

X2235. Pledge of silence

X2238. Madre’s hermana

X2240. Pigeon’s commentary

X2242. See X2038-Across

X2244. Likely crass to*

X2247. Nonessential

X2248. Former Peruvian currency

X2249. Bad news for the S.S. Minnow

X2252. Come down with coughy sneezy fever

X2255. Taj Mahal attractions

X2258. “Just spent your rent on these kicks, bitch, I am not capping” singer Ella*

X2261. Slow down, in music

X2263. Juice brand whose middle letter is a heart

X2265. Other than (abbr.)

X2266. “___ we dating or what?”

X2267. She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack

X2270. Trivial Pursuit wedges, e.g.

X2271. Helping v.

X2272. Bors the Younger and Lionel, e.g.*

X2273. Drop the ___ shoe

X2274. What an express often whizzes by (abbr.)

X2276. “It’s easy ___!”

X2278. Get religion

X2279. Some bottom lines

X2280. Bark place

X2282. Vodka brand

X2284. Howe who gave Target its sewing aisle*

X2288. Letter-shaped building border

X2289. Embellished with salmon

X2292. Rival’s rant

X2293. Tits’ alarm call

X2294. Aspect of the cabaret scenes in Cabaret

X2295. Angel’s dread

X2296. 50% off equivalent

X2297. Myrna s role in The Thin Man

X2298. What a biennial celebrates

X2299. Enterprise detectors

X2300. We value the bad ones over the smart ones

X2301. Two in Toulouse

X2302. Benjamin, Duncan, Dylan, or Rosie, in We Bought a Zoo

X2303. Pushes out, as plants from soil

X2304. Bad news for certain trendy drivers (see X2876-Down)

X2305. Fab opening

X2307. Prefix with tome

X2308. Classified, plainly, anagramming X2659-Down

X2312. Laurels giver

X2314. Slangy pronoun

X2316. Goddess of the solar disk.

X2318. Parts of these sacs in the bloodstream can, in rare cases, cause postpartum mania*

X2320. M-Q linkup

X2321. Get back, initially

X2322. Contender in a regatta

X2323. Like a beanball

X2324. Plentiful

X2325. My denom. when I was younger (we baked pies for the homeless)*

X2326. Reporter on the Pittsburg Pens*

X2327. Dawn counterpart

X2328. Comics writer whose most widely used character creation is an amoral one*

X2329. Emulate Paul Bunyan

X2330. Expression I get when anybody wants to talk to me about midlife sex*

X2332. Alphabet vanguard

X2333. Have flights like kites

X2334. Act popish

X2335. Blocks an AFOL might ogle*

X2340. Fruits found in produce and anagrammed at X2561-Down

X2341. “‘___ my word!”

X2344. Genealogist’s abbr.

X2346. Possibly are

X2348. Spark a smile

X2349. He wrote his first sci-fi stories as a clerk*

X2350. Charlie Weaver: The wild old man from Mount ___ (Clifford Arquette persona)

X2351. Filtered

X2353. Blue Jays or Bad News Bears

X2354. 1972 Olympics site

X2355. Style of coat and tone-in-tone buttons*

X2361. Legendary Buffalo Bills coach Marv

X2363. Invasion site after Pearl Harbor

X2364. Light, round tent

X2365. Lather

X2367. Order-restoring tool

X2369. Over-the-counter antacid

X2372. Parts of a $5 roll

X2373. School in the making?

X2374. Fan club hero

X2375. Slimming option, briefly

X2377. Strikes down, in the Bible

X2380. Trail-mix fruit

X2381. 1992 caveman-in-high-school comedy (see X2511-Across)

X2382. Mule that’s a “good old pal,” in song

X2386. Hither and ___

X2389. Is obliged (to)

X2393. Wide sizes

X2395. Cato in 149 B.C., e.g.

X2401. Sponsor of the Pirates’ ballpark

X2402. Outdated messager

X2403. Delicious alternatives

X2404. Longtime Israeli ambassador to Washington Abba

X2405. Shoplift

X2406. What to spend at a Thai bath*

X2408. Composited mug shot

X2411. Prestigious TV award

X2412. Guy who came up with seemingly everything or at least noised as if he did*

X2414. Letters on some Indy cars

X2416. Grade school subject

X2418. Marks as complete, maybe

X2420. GOP section

X2423. Wrote music in symbols with no time and date, perhaps

X2426. Rubs out

X2429. Wild and Elmer

X2431. Actor best-known for playing a detective on Perry Mason, and anagram of X2877-Down

X2432. Osh Kosh ___

X2434. BBC-ITV streaming channel

X2437. Amer. citizen

X2438. Rice of Broadway

X2440. They stem the worst injuries*

X2442. Bauble Meg March imagines owning*

X2443. ___ the finish

X2444. Diagram within a diagram

X2446. Dead Sea sect

X2448. This world, in sci-fi

X2452. She became a Nobel laureate at 17

X2454. Loads of shoes*

X2456. McCartney’s bandmate

X2457. Bad philosophy for putting things up your butt, per a medic*

X2458. Reaction when Jace Maddox introduces themself

X2459. Plays with, like a kitten

X2460. Causes of friction

X2461. Nickelodeon character Funnie

X2462. Body ___

X2463. Use photochemical machining tech, e.g.*

X2464. Cosmic Thing hit

X2465. Notation that may be a sign your script’s act is running long

X2466. Private ride in many an exurb*

X2467. Alt-country singer Case

X2468. Heated argument

X2469. Number of nights, in shorthand

X2471. Calls con, mends no fences with*

X2472. Comically misspelled espionage comedy

X2473. “Clara, Susan, ___ Ronda…could be anybody, really”*

X2476. Part of a speaker

X2477. 93

X2480. One who did a toga run for some wool?*

X2482. What the teen did when things just weren’t working out with his boyfriend*

X2484. Dieter’s no-no

X2486. VII times VII

X2487. Wack, back in the day

X2488. Namesakes of Ruth’s mother-in-law

X2489. God attended by Valkyries

X2490. Lean on

X2491. Playing cards

X2492. Colored letter in a Hawthorne novel

X2493. Fortnite creator

X2494. Chemist Mendeleev

X2495. Focus of a final analysis

X2496. Flowering vines that aren’t pet-friendly (var.)

X2497. Misjudgment

X2499. Makes a snack without finishing

X2500. Kids’ hangouts

X2504. 1981 blockbuster summarized by its anagram at X3124-Down

X2505. High spirits

X2506. T, for one

X2508. On-off values

X2510. Gen-___: post-baby boomers

X2512. Antipoverty agcy. created under LBJ

X2513. Where many federal microbiologists work

X2514. Highly fictionalized TV drama focused on Mary, Queen of Scots, and her inner circle of power (and anagram of X2594-Across)

X2515. Code with a deprecated blink tag

X2516. Pusher catcher (making a two-part series with its var. in this section)

X2518. Like antlers, a toe bone, and floating ribs, in relation to the breastbone*

X2519. Tuba emissions

X2520. 202, to Tiberius

X2521. Sonora, por ejemplo

X2526. ___ Mujeres, Mexico

X2527. Out of the boat, in a way

X2528. What Brits call “noughts and crosses”

X2534. 63

X2535. Hunting for morays

X2536. Cul ___ (dead end)

X2539. Coastal craft meant to stay near the shoreline (first part anagrams the second part)

X2541. Like toasters you can try before you buy*

X2542. Romantic time together made, rated 11 of 10*

X2545. Optic tendons we’ve learned don’t exist

X2548. Cue for the band to start

X2556. “Lost” en route, perhaps*

X2558. Optic layer containing the iris

X2559. “Why ‘No’ Is Just as Important as ‘Yes,’“ e.g.*

X2560. Is a fringe case

X2561. Fruits found in produce and anagrammed at X2340-Down

X2562. Wails openly

X2563. Toilet paper in Twickenham

X2565. Title for one for whom you might kneel and rise*

X2566. Nudibranchs

X2569. They turn a blind eye to others

X2570. Egyptian pyramid’s function

X2572. Sun through a window

X2573. Much-maligned imports of the 1980s

X2576. Sixteen-month Soviet leader

X2578. Modern service for transferring funds

X2580. Leave the thruway

X2582. Disney lion queen

X2587. Safe havens

X2588. Colloquial salutation

X2590. Round one takes for a course*

X2591. Excitement

X2592. Many a rodeo spectator

X2593. Busy one’s list heading

X2595. Org. authorized by the 16th Amendment

X2598. Star Trek pleasure planet that’s Spanish for “laughter”

X2600. ___ Hall University, in New Jersey

X2603. Distinguished retirees

X2605. Valid, as an argument

X2609. Use popular sites on April 15

X2611. Egyptian sect member

X2612. Chris D’___ of screen, standup, and sexual misconduct allegations

X2613. Caribbean vacation island

X2614. Stereotypical dog names

X2615. Periodic-table mem.

X2616. Worse than mid, as prospects*

X2617. Hold the floor

X2618. Like the “gayest” body language*

X2620. Choral composition

X2622. Tennessee congressman Wamp

X2623. Clayburgh and St. John

X2624. Tennis hit

X2626. Don’t ask me for a linguistic analysis of anagrams’ significance. I ___ Noam Chomsky*

X2629. Truckee R. city

X2631. “Behold,” to Bellini

X2634. It’s undefined at multiples of pi (abbr.)

X2636. Part that clears the eye*

X2638. Closing sequence?

X2639. ___ out (just made)

X2640. WNBA star Montgomery

X2641. Say, “I want more of that,” e.g.

X2642. US military vet

X2643. Stack, as of papers

X2645. UK indie band with “Crystalised”

X2647. Drunkenness

X2648. Cost stats at any hotel I dare stay*

X2649. Retired gov’t agent

X2650. Curve with rising action

X2651. Romano-British

X2654. With this, his anagram, X3190-Down, becomes true at a kegger

X2656. Born and bred in Echo Park, say

X2657. Hero of “The Purloined Letter”

X2658. Ocean vessel (abbr.)

X2659. Classified matters, colorfully, anagramming X2308-Down

X2660. Mr. ___ (Romper Room character)

X2662. Vancouver daily

X2664. “Wine” combiner

X2665. Entangle, or disentangle

X2666. Cap extension

X2667. 2005 horror film starring Donnie Wahlberg

X2668. Battleship score

X2670. Old French gold coin

X2671. FDR home loan org.

X2672. California, e.g.

X2676. Abbr. after a seller’s suggested price

X2677. High guy?

X2678. “The strain seemed doubly dear, / Yet ___ sweet” (Wordsworth)

X2679. South-of-the-border citizen

X2680. Author Steinhauer with the 2009 bestseller The Tourist

X2685. Big, in adspeak

X2687. Tariff-removal treaty acronym

X2688. Heroine of The Notebook

X2690. See X2213-Down

X2691. Muscle of the Guardians of the Galaxy

X2694. Short-lived NBC Jerry Bruckheimer drama named for the Pentagon’s outermost section (and anagram of X2514-Down)

X2696. Mixed up

X2699. None ___ soon

X2702. “If Ever I ___ Leave You” (Camelot)

X2710. He’s gon’ give it to ya

X2711. Mr. ___ (soft drink brand)

X2712. Pull up with a pulley

X2713. Like storing bangers and mash in my bra*

X2714. “Beep beep” transmission servicer

X2715. “Ha! As I live and breathe”-type statements*

X2716. Knocks back

X2717. Small edge in some craftmaking

X2718. Cato’s sweet age?

X2719. Dangerous when outside its normal host, as a virus

X2721. Annual presidential address, for short

X2723. Popular digital library site

X2725. ___-foot-oil

X2727. Jared of Subway and then prison

X2730. Kettle quaff I hate to burn my mouth with*

X2731. Wayside shelter

X2733. Either ___ the other

X2735. Hwys., for instance

X2739. $100 bill, familiarly

X2741. Japanese “hi” or “very much” (it’s almost as versatile as “Aloha”)

X2742. ___ lounge

X2743. Covers of a sort.

X2744. Second century’s end

X2745. Fall time (abbr.)

X2746. Swedish actress Rapace of the Millennium series

X2747. Seriously weathered, as old cars

X2748. Reactions to misdone work, sometimes

X2752. Seeing the USA, perhaps

X2754. Unit of bacon

X2756. Agent may snoop around beast

X2758. Org. associated with school

X2760. Rumpus

X2762. Dragging mood

X2765. Sequel of a sort

X2767. TV’s leather-clad princess

X2768. Way to misstate “socialisms” that actually means “totalitarianisms”*

X2769. “Think I did? Fine! What’re YOU gonna do about it?”

X2770. Try to strike

X2771. Netanyahu carrier

X2772. Conducted a tour, e.g.

X2773. Starting work at nine every morn, e.g.*

X2774. Beam makeup

X2775. [Clued by its anagram at 3192-Down]

X2778. School vacay, away from Eton

X2780. Oater cowboy Tom

X2781. Clock symbol

X2783. “Armchair expert” Shepard

X2785. British area with many an impoverished standee*

X2786. Sleepover aids, sometimes (sidebar: bring some kind of pump)*

X2787. Actress Skye and correspondent Molinares

X2788. “They’re rolling ___ their grave…”

X2789. Like a close neighbor

X2791. Four-millennia-old Syrian city

X2792. Creator of detectives SH and JW and criminal cad JM*

X2793. Stick one’s ___ (pry)

X2794. Got regular updates from

X2796. 1980s video game console, for short

X2797. Conde Nast magazine

X2798. Rider of the war horse Babieca

X2799. ε

X2800. They were born between 1977 and 1983

X2801. Joan Crawford’s last film

X2802. Alice, to Ralph

X2803. Sampled, as the Tree of Knowledge

X2804. Western hero Lash

X2807. With its anagram at X3249-Down, non-news headline about the news

X2809. “The Spanish would send you off with a benediction, as do I”*

X2810. Obliquely

X2811. Elementary particles

X2813. Law grad’s hurdle

X2814. Protected waters

X2815. Animal’s trail

X2817. Provoke a bit*

X2818. Hannibal, to a Roman

X2820. Lady Tigers’ sch.

X2822. Roman square?

X2829. Noted kneeling NFLer

X2833. American’s Swiss bank account, e.g.

X2834. “My loss hurts me, but tomorrow may be better”

X2835. Connecting link

X2839. Marked, as some ballot choices

X2840. Smollett of Lovecraft Country and The Burial

X2841. Restores access to

X2842. Prepare a gift, perhaps

X2843. Department in SE France

X2844. Wood chippers?

X2845. “Where It’s At” singer

X2846. Hypnology acronym

X2847. Bonaparte wasn’t able to leave it*

X2849. Honolulu handout

X2851. Exhorts in support

X2853. Useth teeth a bit*

X2854. Property owners subject to claims

X2857. Place where irritating things get stuck

X2858. Old Testament term of unknown meaning

X2860. Hemispherical home

X2861. Bolt again

X2863. Car named for old Romania

X2869. “Black people are always portrayed to be cool or overly dramatic, anything but awkward” speaker*

X2870. Recognizance for release

X2871. French musical pairing

X2873. Attracted, but let’s not insult romance by saying “romantically” attracted*

X2874. A rap star may claim to be a beast with them*

X2875. Exceeds one’s Rx

X2876. How the news of its anagram, X2304-Down, describes the vehicles

X2877. Detective popular on the big and small screen in the heyday of anagram X2431-Down’s career…so close!

X2878. Title associated with poor attempts at charm

X2879. Comment to one who almost drops something valuable (the key word being “almost”)

X2882. “Dean of Impressionist painters”

X2884. 91, to some

X2887. In the money: Well-___

X2889. Germinate, as from a vegetative strip*

X2891. Antisepsis pioneer

X2893. Knuckleheads

X2895. Marks a “SEX” box, e.g.*

X2899. Grand ___: auto race

X2900. To ___ (almost too much)

X2902. Plea in a magazine mailing

X2903. Flirt with a fall

X2904. Allot yourself some me time, or your work will take this*

X2905. “Follow that car!” vehicle in old movies

X2906. Particle 270 times the size of an electron

X2907. Depict in painting or words

X2909. Played, as a sax

X2911. Stimpy, to his foil

X2913. Playfully bite, as your owner’s heels

X2914. Quaternities

X2916. Like a notable Boy Scout troop in 2020

X2918. It takes an ID to get mail there

X2920. Bakery buy

X2922. Hardly addle-pated*

X2926. Failed fudge, maybe

X2927. Foreign, in the U.S. (abbr.)

X2928. ___ Cousins (1964 Presley film)

X2929. Mountaineer’s device

X2930. Already cut, like lumber

X2931. Not streamlined

X2933. “Ugh, my sarape is all dirty! Lucky I have ___”*

X2935. "So what if they do?"

X2936.

Org. that protects endangered species

X2939. Peanut butter brand that used to have a kangaroo mascot

X2943. NY to LA heading

X2945. They might spark when you get your dander up*

X2947. Its door may open into a more relaxed area*

X2949. Railroad cars go with them*

X2950. Printing abbreviation.

X2951. Insectivorous plant

X2953. Dead, electrically speaking

X2954. “La Vie ___” (Edith Piaf song)

X2956. Traditional source of glutamates

X2957. View from Berezniki

X2958. “Hearts-and-minds” military missions

X2959. PBJ alternatives

X2960. Team-boosting bellow

X2963. With X3328-Down, anagram that PETA tried to use to promote veganism in 2020 (it…didn’t work)

X2965. Sarge’s superior

X2966. Mex. ruling party from 1929 to 2000 (RIP that unshakeable majority)*

X2967. Like Cal Ripken in 2002

X2970. Site admin’s concern, briefly

X2971. ETO carrier

X2973. How computers get things done, for short

X2974. Many a single-gear bicycle

X2975. Adm. Horatio Nelson, for one

X2977. Visionary solution?

X2979. Increased

X2982. Gambling game for three to six

X2985. Prefix with ology meaning “folk tales”

X2988. Fleer competitor

X2991. 3190

X2992. Formless life

X2993. Walk it off, e.g.

X2995. Struggles (for)

X2996. Stiff-upper-lip chap

X2998. “You have got to be kidding me!”

X3000. Like some punk hairstyles

X3001. Crop-damaging downpour

X3005. In ___ form

X3007. Allstate competitor

X3010. She makes bards orate*

X3011. Stayed longer than planned

X3013. A Nightmare ___ Street

X3015. Yardbird

X3017. Hazard

X3020. Form of child abuse common among drama addicts

X3021. Out of sight

X3022. Cicero’s 761

X3025. Annoy extremely

X3026. Voters for the 21st Amendment

X3027. Shown as it happens

X3029. Early English colonizers

X3030. GeForce producer

X3031. Arlington and Alexandria are in it

X3033. What old TV stops the program for*

X3034. Store-bought hair

X3036. “This lit my ignorance up,” for short*

X3038. Big blimp, for short

X3040. Soccer 0

X3042. Cross stroke on a letter

X3044. Zap, perhaps

X3046. Food whose name means “little puree”

X3048. Thread the Nikes

X3050. Decorate flashily, informally

X3052. Famed Trojan

X3054. Money for Monet, e.g.

X3057. SSN or EIN

X3059. Half an hour, on a ship

X3060. “___ romantic?”

X3061. Supernatural reason to worry

X3063. Canon parts

X3064. Well-suited?

X3065. “This is responding to” signs in chats

X3066. Estoy, ___, esta

X3067. Williams and others

X3069. On ___

X3070. Near-synonym to its anagram but focused on the hiring policy for the whole company

X3071. Hightails it outta there

X3072. Former Durex condom line

X3073. Stock opportunity, in brief

X3074. Certain San Joaquin Valley city

X3076. “I am the dragon's daughter, and I swear to you that those who would harm you will die screaming” speaker

X3078. Proctor-___

X3080. Pit sight

X3082. Point to grab to open a box

X3084. Hit ___: get hung up

X3086. “Like I ___ hole in…”

X3088. Pistons’ home?

X3092. Calls up again

X3093. Shopper at Aldi? IDK, not many people who have this first name*

X3094. Classified notice, e.g.

X3095. Kink, for short

X3096. Outfield lyric: “I just want to ___ your love tonight”

X3097. They’re found near churches

X3098. Abridge

X3099. Hot-balloon connector

X3101. Handy composer to know*

X3102. Like a decision when the ayes are unanimous*

X3106. “Please let us know ___ interest”

X3108. Seasonal ritual sometimes featuring reeds*

X3109. “Hurray for me!”

X3110. Pool entry that involves no rungs or steps

X3111. Most clues make it a lead-in to “chi”*

X3113. Marked for retail

X3114. Drawers’ area at school

X3115. Was exultant

X3116. Branded by admen, e.g.*

X3118. Large, like a check

X3119. Gene carriers

X3121. Impatient-sounding tweet matched to X3718-Across by Anagramatron

X3123. Russell Crowe’s Gladiator role, or formidable horse from Tangled

X3124. Summary of its anagram, X2504-Down

X3127. Lets evil people know where to find

X3131. His most famous play features three people under arrest (and dead)*

X3135. Convinces to buy more

X3139. “Get over yourself, egomaniac” tweet matched to X3737-Across by Anagramatron

X3141. Dashboard instruments, briefly

X3144. Not a la classical*

X3145. Predeterminate

X3147. Pol. place

X3150. One might guess a medical case if this expression is shown*

X3151. Periods of time

X3152. The Dead Milkmen’s “Ringo Buys a ___”

X3153. Phrase repeated after “To everything there is a season”

X3154. Watch word

X3155. Some Election Day surveys

X3156. “Slowly, we make progress”

X3157. “It’s ___!” (“Don’t miss it!”)

X3158. Proof of cereal purchase

X3160. Symbol used in spherical coordinates

X3162. Like disciplinarians

X3163. “From Me ___” (The Beatles)

X3164. Hotly contested political properties

X3165. Game with a lot of stopping

X3166. Whisky distiller Walker

X3167. Honda’s robot of the 2000s and 2010s

X3168. Incentive to buy

X3170. I Am Not Spock autobiographer

X3172. Quiet addendum to “We give all the money as alms to the poor!”*

X3173. City districts

X3175. Made more alluring

X3176. Descendant of the Columbia Gramophone Company and the Gramophone Company

X3178. Shakespearean scrub

X3180. Angered

X3181. “It’s…that thing, a…a…I’m on to it, give me a sec…” problem*

X3183. There’s nowhere to go from it but down

X3187. Action film?

X3190. Reason to name this statement’s anagram at X2654-Down

X3191. “Does the name Rina G. ___ bell?”*

X3192. [Clue for its anagram at X2775-Down]

X3193. Solid effigies*

X3194. Inside position for a racer

X3199. Speaking starling

X3201. Ancient Greek city with a mythical lion

X3206. Confusticates

X3208. Complain

X3210. Sizes up

X3212. Burner you and your lab partner should keep neat*

X3214. Falling Down license-plate-named protagonist

X3216. Slight market slide

X3217. First word in a Bobby Darin hit

X3218. Took a giant step

X3219. Forfeit again

X3221. “Appreci8d”

X3222. It sends out lots of streams

X3229. Rapper with the 2019 #1 hit “Old Town Road”

X3231. Detect, as a rat?

X3233. Where declining things go

X3235. Character on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

X3236. Morning, noon, and night, in meds

X3238. Olympics category

X3240. Van Gogh’s 1888-89 home

X3243. Former draft deferment status

X3246. Correct lag in (one audio track), say*

X3247. Certain campuses (abbr.)

X3248. Nation with a twelve-mile coast, informally

X3249. See X2807-Down

X3252. Reloop used tobacco leaves to make this*

X3254. Surly churl

X3256. Solver’s aid

X3258. Nic Balthazar’s autistic-gamer film

X3260. Porcine scene

X3262. Constant staggering may be a sign of it

X3263. Red letter, in early books

X3264. Grey’s Anatomy actor Washington and athletes Likely and Thomas

X3266. Long enough that a lifespan seems like a nose twitch*

X3267. Mercury or Saturn

X3268. Homer, with none on

X3269. Not just mere superstars

X3270. “…inhumanity ___” (Burns)

X3275. Like one of the marriages depicted on Modern Family

X3276. Credit info corp.

X3278. “You ___ like a rose, beautiful and thorny”*

X3279. Inspires dismay, like going to slap Pa Clampett in the face*

X3280. Backtrack?

X3281. Grooms’ garb

X3283. Vegas tie-in?

X3284. Got to third base, perhaps

X3285. Nature or Frontline

X3286. Draw forth

X3287. Formal wear

X3288. Fix parts that sound tongue-tied*

X3289. Symmetrical blockage

X3291. Women’s shapewear brand

X3295. Wasted gas, maybe

X3298. “Knowledge…makes a ___ me” (Keats)

X3302. Las Vegas performer Vulcano

X3303. Tai chi instructor

X3305. What a Greek napper catches

X3306. Confession subjects

X3309. Big cheese

X3310. Worker seen in older crosswords*

X3313. Zombie-survival game with a macho mood*

X3315. They made a split decision

X3317. Admits none of one’s true feelings*

X3320. Role on Capt. Kirk’s bridge for Nichelle Nichols and Zoe Saldana

X3322. Arrives, as a bus or train

X3324. Snappy starter?

X3327. Take off, as a layer

X3328. See X2963-Down

X3330. Warning on video games with lots of gore

X3332. Like a pangolin

X3333. Like a legal pad

X3334. Canada’s largest prov. in area

X3336. Fight ___-holds-barred battle: really give it everything

X3337. Man’s title (abbr.)

X3338. Nickelodeon show whose protagonist has a football-shaped head

X3339. Saturated with

X3340. Traditionally male

X3341. Creature plentiful in Wisconsin

X3342. Short hopper?

X3344. Made like TAs during lectures*

X3345. Article in La Presse

X3346. Oaxacan outlaw

X3347. No longer walled out in the wild alone*

X3348. Most of a mile, on the track

X3349. Commercially popular

X3350. She might have a wee lamb*

X3352. Kind of alt-aircraft (abbr.)*

X3354. Use an e-cig

X3356. Online cash-back offers

X3358. Source of sax concert tix*

X3359. Time Warner Cable competitor

X3361. Irish county seat

X3364. Place to kneel and contemplate what separates us from the apes*

X3365. Playful strike between pals*

X3366. Quacker

X3367. Tennis champ with an AIDS foundation

X3368. Indians, on the scoreboard

X3369. Gridiron positions (abbr.)

X3370. Consume, having done in*

X3371. Vacation time in Buenos Aires

X3372. Like some coding systems

X3373. Gated intersections, briefly

X3377. ___ Hope (‘70s-’80s soap)

X3379. Sticks around?

X3383. Tchaikovsky feature?

X3385. “Lovely” Beatles ticket writer

X3387. Uses rest and unconsciousness to heal

X3390. Rank above Pfc.

X3392. Small intestine section

X3393. Big portal

X3395. Entertaining thoughts

X3396. Roper, e.g.

X3398. Alexandra Feodorovna’s husband, for one

X3399. Attention-getting shouts

X3401. Classifier of living things

X3402. Intaglio gem

X3404. Buying a car maxed mine out*

X3407. Piano practice pieces

X3409. Grayish-brown

X3413. Adverbial phrase that loads an additional factor into consideration*

X3415. Somewhat less crying

X3419. Airport of the SW US

X3421. Deprived of feeling.

X3422. Assumed truth

X3423. Many or few in “the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few”

X3424. SI predecessor

X3425. Literal meaning of “homonym”

X3426. Fight ___ of attrition

X3427. One leg ___ time

X3432. Highest draft status

X3433. Start of the wk.

X3435. Nymph wed to Paris

X3436. Hovel’s “landscaping tool”*

X3437. “Finished? Fools, I haven’t even ___”

X3438. Gave a thumbs-up

X3440. Money of Rumania

X3442. “‘Dubious claims?’ What, you callin’ me ___?”

X3444. Tune associated with Beverly Hills Cop and Crazy Frog

X3446. “I didn’t expect THAT s**t!”

X3448. ___ legomenon (word that appears just once in a given corpus—like this one)

X3453. Like open scissors

X3459. Marched into one’s heart*

X3461. Person of great achievement

X3462. Derby distance, maybe

X3463. Object of Androcles’ beneficence

X3464. “___ closely watched flower/blossoms the wrong color” (Kay Ryan)

X3465. Makes seem small

X3466. Unprotected

X3467. Formal proposal start

X3468. Advanced HS exam

X3469. “Honey do” list items

X3470. Non-authoritarian cop, sixteen-year-old constructor, cat that lets you rub his belly*

X3471. Beggar’s-ticks pod painful to rub (var.)*

X3472. Applications

X3473. “I’d never say ‘I do’ to,” in Latin poetry*

X3475. Name-dropper’s problem

X3476. Enraged

X3477. Term for three millennia ago

X3478. Providing local revenue

X3479. “Mona___” (art fakes)

X3480. Glocca ending

X3481. Vodka brand that, despite its name, is not Russian

X3482. “That’s what appearances would have you believe, anyway!”

X3483. Way off the interstate

X3484. Cartoon cry

X3485. Perrier and Evian

X3486. Necessity when playing hardball

X3488. Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of ___ (Newbery Medal-winning book of 1972)

X3490. Prime Minister Solberg and mathematician Schneider Hoover (knowing both of these earns you fifty points)*

X3491. Real estate finder*

X3494. 1989 Madonna album

X3497. Snit’s cousin

X3501. Very small, informally

X3502. Jr. jr. leader at camp

X3503. Con’s confines

X3505. Medleys

X3506. Small bit of video?

X3507. Curse, to King Arthur

X3515. To her ___, a jolly thriving wooer: "Richard III"

X3517. Bean or certain capital city

X3519. Once, casually

X3521. Federico of the Clinton cabinet

X3522. Survivor in Norse Ragnarök

X3524. “Frankly,” in texts

X3526. “Is that an oar ___ paddle?”*

X3527. Child’s toy with a pop

X3528. Cost to stick a promo in a feed for TV*

X3529. Rabbit foot

X3530. Chromosome stuff

X3531. Little, to The Proclaimers

X3532. Able to extrude so, so gracefully*

X3534. String quartet part

X3535. Sound mind, in a phrase

X3539. Police actions likely to attract starers*

X3541. XVII × XVII

X3542. Late ‘60s and early ‘70s, politically

X3544. “You think any lobe of any brain would believe that?!”*

X3548. Too much

X3550. “Now ___ that just perfect?”

X3552. Nana’s sibling

X3555. Jesuit school founded in 1852

X3557. Shrill sound

X3559. Gp. bound by a purpose

X3561. Patch the lawn

X3565. Piscivorous bird

X3567. Disturbia actor LaBeouf

X3569. Exits a 747 for luggage claim and sleep*

X3572. One-eighty from NNW

X3574. Jake Paul’s is sub-par*

X3576. Make lace

X3579. Taking top priority

X3581. Nana Quindlen who wrote Life in the 60s*

X3583. Havana coin

X3584. Not one to go solo

X3586. Barley product

X3587. Doc’s passalong

X3588. Thin pretzel rods, on packaging

X3593. “Get it off get it off GET IT OFF!!!”

X3595. Richard Gere flop about a fake Hugh Hefner memoir

X3598. Talked ___ streak

X3599. Involving fixed-heel bindings, in winter sports

X3602. Inquiring interjections

X3603. Practice naturism

X3604. First of two baseball games

X3606. Bones of Sleepy Hollow

X3609. It comes in Irish, English, Irish red and white, and Gordon varieties

X3615. Pullet Surprise, e.g.

X3619. Good and evil works in God’s eyes*

X3620. Disavow again

X3621. How a cute animal online might address you

X3622. Causes to resound

X3623. Require earplugs, as a baler*

X3624. A Call ___: Group promoting healthy masculinity

X3625. Facebook post or Nook novel

X3626. A few months after his death, at age twenty, he won BET’s Best New Hip-Hop Artist award (October 2018)

X3627. Perspiring

X3628. Ice cream brand (with “Dazs”)

X3629. One place it’s more likely “ei” than “ie”

X3631. N-E-W-S directors?

X3632. Operatic solo

X3635. University founder Stanford

X3636. Astronaut’s hazard

X3637. Did a hairdresser’s job, maybe

X3638. Doesn’t quite go so far as

X3639. Sophie, ___, and Belle (1996 musical)

X3640. 2011 NCAA basketball champs

X3641. Boulangerie item

X3643. Whizzed

X3645. Junk dealer

X3648. Joins a wrestling match

X3650. ORD and ATL, e.g.

X3652. Hockey-puck shapes

X3653. Hunt ’neath his means of support in Mission Impossible*

X3654. Sugar Loaf site

X3655. Went over a scene or play from start to finish, in theater lingo

X3656. Kind of cheer that’s not, really

X3657. To perform, en Paris

X3658. Notorious slapdash content farm

X3660. Inspector played by John Thaw

X3661. Adds to a 401(k)

X3662. Intel processor

X3663. More totally tubular

X3664. Hero of an early French ballad

X3665. “Heels are ___ invention designed to make a woman’s butt look smaller” (She’s the Man)

X3666. Improv some sign language

X3668. Essential company figure

X3670. Crown with gems

X3671. ACH-enabled wage

X3672. Square-dance call

X3673. Just ___ on the map

X3674. Like Rosa Diaz, Captain Jack Harkness, and Kalinda Sharma

X3675. Drug test?

X3677. Prove enough to fill

X3679. Frequently used scale (in shorthand)

X3681. “Groove Is in the Heart” DJ/producer Towa

X3683. Come to ___ in the road

X3684. Plot of land?

X3686. “Others might be intimidated, but not me!”

X3687. Webzine headquartered in San Francisco

X3691. Modest reply to kudos

X3693. LXIX × VIII

X3694. Hwy. that’s seen many a US tire*

X3695. What the X stands for, in cartology

X3699. Guffaws, a la Variety

X3701. On top of everything else

X3706. Lady Gaga as a coarse mole with two lines, Robert Downey Jr. as a confused tourist who observes the action wordlessly*

X3708. Beginner

X3710. Crackle’s predecessor

X3713. Votes for passage

X3716. Do lines

X3717. “Farewell, Fabius!”

X3719. Letters by a left-pointing arrow

X3720. Kind of scan

X3721. Annual publications (abbr.)

X3722. Adventurous org.

X3723. Severely criticizes

X3725. Earn $200 in Monopoly, possibly

X3728. Oil can letters

X3730. Offshoot’s angle

X3734. Mitch’s influence-peddling wife

X3736. What the X stands in for, at the bottom of a contract

X3738. Round letters

X3739. Watt alternative showing total amount of power in a system, for short

X3740. Toledo that

X3741. Fort Worth clock setting

X3743. Photo ___ (events for shooting)

X3744. Parts of Ali’s rec.

X3746. New actinobacteria formed on the “skin” of the old

X3747. Almost passed a rival

X3751. Constituent of steel and cast iron

X3754. Lover of Iseult

X3755. Month and a half, roughly

X3757. State of incoherent rage

X3759. Year George V took the throne

X3762. Y-shaped floor lamp

X3772. Taft’s vice president

X3776. Considered best, in slang

X3778. Fish order

X3783. Fraction of a gig

X3787. Shelley poem that could be said on a gravestone for Keats*

X3789. First word in the name of the Western Hemisphere’s most populous city

X3790. Serious issue for boxers, footballers, wrestlers, etc.*

X3791. Times to start new calendarios

X3792. World’s largest volcano: Mauna ___

X3793. Sown hither and yon

X3794. Bagel topper that’s been through a masher*

X3795. Occult gathering

X3796. Adjective for an adze or tomahawk

X3798. Peaty expanses

X3799. What the X- stands for, in superhero teams

X3801. Bust officers

X3802. Touched one’s tail to the ground and stopped flapping*

X3803. Mexico’s ___ Villa

X3804. One expressing relief

X3805. Lifter’s occupational hazard

X3806. Stuff in a tent

X3807. Without help

X3808. Eluded drawn-out lawsuits, in a way*

X3809. Like dams

X3811. Key of mass Bach completed just before his death

X3813. Leia’s family name

X3814. Pheasant family female

X3815. French secret agent (or, with -age, secret agent work)

X3816. “Better safe than sorry” and such

X3817. Past tense that anagrams its present tense

X3818. Like some horse bedding

X3819. Art, in the current era*

X3821. What the × stands for, in arithmetic

X3822. Wooden pail part

X3823. SNL last name

X3824. Nelson Mandela’s native tongue

X3825. Winemaker’s trough

X3826. Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2 ___ Minor

X3827. One-named singer with “Tik Tok”

X3828. “I made you a cookie but I ___ it” (meme)

X3829. Pedro’s lucky number

X3830. Remove viscid material from

X3831. Hindu honorific

X3832. An elevated one can signify an infection*

X3833. Sodas whose cans shine on M*A*S*H*

X3834. Recurring drug-running villain in The Fast and the Furious franchise

X3835. Alp-climbing gear with a point*

X3836. They are no small things*

X3837. Ecclesiastical addr.

X3839. Like “park the car,” to a New Englander?

X3840. All violinmakers aim at this ideal*

X3841. Year the Wright Brothers created the first military airplane

X3842. Water pipe (var.)

X3843. “…license, learner permit ___-driver ID”

X3844. Film part

X3845. Mayan ruins of Guatemala

X3846. Graph component

X3850. Dude with more muscle than coordination

X3852. County of north Ireland

X3853. The first Pa Clampett

X3854. La Rive Gauche view

X3855. “When ___ young warthog!…” (The Lion King)

X3856. Vice of Sarge from Beetle Bailey*

X3857. Lazy, in archaic language

X3859. “All systems ___” (phrase popularized 60 years ago, re: the space race)

X3860. Off-road racer of a sort

X3861. English liquid measure

X3862. Curse of blah design*

X3863. ___ plume

X3864. Build over time

X3865. Cash attachment

X3866. “Get ___, this leaf I found is not that interesting”*

X3867. Rehab function

X3868. Druggie’s supply

X3869. Common legal phrase

X3870. See eye ___

X3871. Nantucket, e.g. (abbr.)

X3872. Elevator’s path

X3873. Have ___ to (be unattached)

X3874. Mongst kin?

X3875. Doctor Zhivago producer Carlo

X3876. Passe features in non-church buildings*

X3877. Big name in Mideast history

X3878. Where shier hobbits remain*

X3879. What the X stands for, in this secti—wait, “X” isn’t at the start of this word! You’d have to jumble around the letters to make that happen! There’s been a ___

X3880. Out of the west

X3881. Type of vision Superman has

X3888. One-third of a 1970 Pearl Harbor film

X3889. Mini stream

X3891. Emulate Dennis Miller

X3893. ___ errand

X3894. ___ Trophy: biennial European golf event

X3895. Medical drama adverb

X3905. Intercept, in Islington

X3906. It might have a Nev. address*

X3907. It’ll blow your mine

X3910. Conductance unit

X3912. Toxic gas, to a chemist

X3915. US reserve fliers

X3916. “I won’t see your texts for a while,” for short

X3918. Most active tee time, in Tours?*

X3920. Functional but really cheap vessel*

X3922. Commandment possessive

X3925. While most are called black or red, the pharaoh variety is tan*

X3926. “Gumbo” is its yearbook

X3927. It moves a boat

X3929. B’way-goer’s purchase

Across Stitches

X258-Y212. Plot-driven opera

X533-Y506. “___ Neva B Me” (Lil’ Mo)

X946-Y888. Burst of ignition upon entry of a bolide

X1288-Y1234. He might say “I drive with God as my copilot” (in Latin)*

X1835-Y1762. Puts at an even score

X2362-Y2255. Back-of-the-comic-book toy

X2644-Y2534. Celebrations of womanhood

X3019-Y2902. Voldemort’s likely victims if he ever claimed the world (beyond just Harry and his friends)

X3397-Y3258. Luxury stationery/diary brand

X3742-Y3584. Recovered from fast