Across
1. West ___
(modern furniture company)
4. Neglected-looking
sort
8. "It
depends on what the definition of ___"
12. Fried
chicken or firewood
16. "Hang
on, I have to make ___ stop"
20. Steamy
resorts
24. Useful
rhyme scheme for simple, direct ideas
28. 1958 Oscar
winner
32. Dusseldorf
trio
36. Corp.
brass
40. "Ain't
gonna happen!"
44. Back of a
syringe
48. Like
snails and sloths
52. ___-a-terre
54. Adversity
59. Folk-remedy
staple
64. Leg-behind-you
twirl
69. The mighty
to the meek, historically
74. Easily
angered
79. Melissa
Agretti portrayer
84. Parchment
86. Assurance
that a deal is as it's stated
93. "___
several minds about it"
97. "Seize
the day" hashtag
98. Pentomino
also called a "P"
102. "Take
two" director?
103. Once
dial-based tech interface
108. Ship's
mast
112. She played
Felicity
113. Definition
misattributed to Einstein, likely coming from addiction intervention groups
121. Millennia,
or so it seems
122. "Properly,
a luminous ring encircling an astronomical body, but not infrequently
confounded with 'aureola' or 'nimbus,' a somewhat similar phenomenon worn as a
head-dress by divinities and saints. [It] is a purely optical illusion,
produced by moisture in the air, in the manner of a rainbow; but the aureola is
conferred as a sign of superior sanctity, in the same way as a bishop's mitre,
or the Pope's tiara. In the painting of the Nativity, by Szedgkin, a pious
artist of Pesth, not only do the Virgin and the Child wear the nimbus, but an
ass nibbling hay from the sacred manger is similarly decorated and, to his
lasting honor be it said, appears to bear his unaccustomed dignity with a truly
saintly grace"
123. “Champagne
socialist” of Paris
124. Soccer
supervisor
125. Japanese
waist pouch
126. Fictional
journal that can kill anyone whose name and face are known (which I think about
way too often when I contemplate certain political leaders)
127. Bent knee
movement
128. Words
before "Ideas" and "Around" in song titles
129. Didn't
make up
130. Dark parts
of oneself
131. Made
pardon
132. Blind hero
whose relationships rarely end well
133. Very
capable
134. Hogwarts’
soul-suckers
135. "As
soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live" German author
136. It leaves
fewer tan lines
138. Studied
fast
141. Sunshine
State school
144. Statistical
frequency graph
145. Classic
novel featuring a bear, a pig, an owl, and a donkey
148. Crumbles
up
149. AAA and
NRA
150. Discourage
with a little intimidation
151. Fish in a
John Cleese comedy
152. Milker's
fistful
153. Idina
Menzel’s most-heard role
154. From the
same stock
155. Huck
Finn's polite assent
156. Cartoon
conspiracy theorist from Texas
157. Back lot
sights
158. “Hubbub”
and “shanty” source
159. Young
woman of the Yucatán, for short
160. Without
wheels
161. Deteriorate
over time
162. What Apple
phones run on
163. Complete,
as hopelessness
165. Random
166. Spanish
newspaper El ___
167. Health-plan
outgo
168. Quaint
plaint
169. Done, in
Dundee
171. Time
period
172. Crash
sites?
173. First
group to start repping sports stars
175. Lt. Col. : Army :: ___ : Navy
176. Pacific
Ocean Areas’ alternative assignment, for short
177. Bankruptcy
follow-up, briefly
178. Onetime
co-host of Kathie Lee
179. Alex
Trebek’s earliest employer
180. Life of
little privilege
182. He's got
his kinks
183. Bores and
slogs, e.g.
184. Well on
either side of the Pyrenees
185. Demond's
costar
186. Like major
generals
188. Pioneering
stereo headphone brand
189. Tot's spot
191. Does
business
196. Pro ___:
for now
199. Carne ___:
grilled Mexican roast
204. Genetic
materials
208. Lamented
212. Move the
yard markers
216. "Cadabra"
lead-in
220. ___ II
(Gillette brand)
224. Dallas
b-ball team
228. Pilgrimage
for a Muslim (var.)
232. Gemini of Drag Race
236. Fizzles
out
238. "But
getting back to the main point…"
239. A horse of
a different feather
241. Used a
rush-hour technique on
243. Pal on the
range
244. "Jerkin’
Back and Forth" new wavers
245. ___ for Breathe: The
ABCs of Coping with Fussy and Frustrating Feelings
246. Golden
lead-in?
247. Unstable
electrons
248. Scottie
who teamed with Michael Jordan
249. No less
open and grassy
251. Showed
again, as a video
252. Wine lover
254. Way over
the line
256. Approximately
0.2 lbs.
257. "Jumpin
on ___" (Future)
258. Street
fair snack that's deep-fried
259. Penguin of
old comics
260. Warrant
officer's superior (abbr.)
261. Yield
advantage
266. La Cage ___ Folles
268. Good for
basketweaving
269. Needing
quarters, perhaps
270. "A
staff of office signifying authority. Its form, that of a heavy club, indicates
its original purpose and use in dissuading from dissent"
271. Hot
pastrami seller
272. Becoming
solid
274. Was
operational
275. Eggy
beginning?
276. "BEG"
295. Very wide
shoe sizes
296. Brilliant
Chilean pianist
297. Mounds’
surface
300. Paramedic’s
pal
301. Dinosaur
of early cartoons
302. Archaeologist
David who found the lost Roman city of Kourion
304. ___-?zn (“AEIOU Sometimes Y” pop duo)
305. Prefix
with heater or lab
306. "Bye
for now" in a text
307. Intellective
308. Put at the
right time
309. "Why
___ making this giant crossword?" (question for
which I have no real answer, honestly)
310. No manly
man
311. Type of
chip
312. US leader
acquitted of treason
313. Boone,
briefly
314. Rodrigo
___ de Vivar (El Cid)
315. Meet
expectations at age six
316. Competing
with
317. Yank down
one’s trousers
321. Where one
may find naphthalene
323. It comes
in a kit
324. Like a
Band-Aid solution
326. “That’s a
hell yep from me”
327. Sci-fi
drama starring LeVar Burton
328. "There
are ___ crosswordmaker can trust with their answer key" (me)
330. It's a
little over an hour flying time from LAX
332. Fed
follower?
334. Comes out
with
336. Dennis Mitchell's
neighbors (with "the")
339. Likely cut
from an NPR interview
342. Sandhill
343. Dukes of Hazzard spin-off
345. Actress
Verdon of Cocoon
347. With the
accompaniment of
349. Speaks
poetically?
350. Ending for
differ
351. She joined
Jason’s quest, in some accounts
352. "Leaving
___ to be desired"
353. WWI unit
of Brits
357. Ripley's
museum of the strange
359. Hillary
Clinton and John Edwards, e.g.
360. "There's
a mouse in our house!"
361. Day, in
Roma
362. Unconventional
poet Ogden
363. Knows the
score, to a cool cat
365. VCR
accessories
367. Science
for a dr.
369. Big name
in athletic footwear
371. Glee villainess
372. 1960s
Pontiac
374. Sont is a form of it
375. Three-___
(third consecutive championship)
377. PR
releases
379. ___
scratch
381. Journey's
"Hold ___ That Feeling"
383. Dr. Dre
group, once
385. 1991 video
game debut, briefly
387. Landing
plane (abbr.)
388. All the
characters in Sleuth, e.g.
389. Like a diet
that prohibits bread and pasta
391. Year of
Ovid’s banishment
395. Make into
a bower
396. Prefabbed
images
398. Bell
sounds
401. One
tending to servers, briefly
403. "EDIBLE"
427. "The
fat ___ the fire"
428. They deal
in markets
429. "Habits
(Stay High)" singer
430. NHL goal
431. ___ Mulan
(Chinese legend that the Disney film was based on)
432. Clear
kitchen brand
433. Common
word ending
434. Takei's Star Trek role
435. Stuff
thrown away
436. Words in a
cocktail recipe
437. She went
by Ginger on stage
438. Left keys
on the desktop?
439. Follow
closely behind
440. Bit of
imitation meat
441. Antibody
tests
442. Space
science
443. Christmas
wish, say
444. Wingless
445. Potato gun
448. ___ with Music: Berlin
450. Golden ___
Golf (bar video game)
451. Call it a
day
452. Kind of
snack a hard-boiled egg or pork rind is
453. "Nature
___ a vacuum"
456. Taken for
458. Sticky
460. Lee Nolin
of Baywatch and Sheena
462. Somebody
___ Problem Field (next best thing to invisibility in Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy books)
464. ___
Schwarz (company featured in Big)
465. Feel
poorly
467. Boring,
colorwise
469. Go in a
sloop
471. Hoda once
of The Ellen Degeneres Show
472. Snakelike
lizard
475. Like some
powerful illnesses
478. ___ gow
poker
479. Time
Renfaire invokes
481. Hanukkah
fare
483. City with
an NBA team, but no NFL, MLB, or NHL club (abbr.)
484. Letters on
pay stubs
486. Physical
research group (abbr.)
487. Digital
detritus
490. Underworld filmmaker Wiseman
491. Toy Story heavy
492. Certain
priests
493. Olympics
site that introduced snowboarding
495. Offers
help subtly
497. The Tough-Minded Optimist author
499. Soak in
water, as hemp
501. Assistant
who's an okay listener…could be better
503. Hardly
inclined (to)
505. Little
locator
508. With a
single stroke
511. "A
yellow metal greatly prized for its convenience in the various kinds of robbery
known as trade. The word was formerly spelled [differently]--the L was inserted
to distinguish it from the name of another and inferior deity"
513. One-time
estate
515. Completely
lose it
516. "Purple
People Eater" singer Wooley
518. Some PD
officers
520. Moves done
on non-busy streets
522. Went up,
up and away
524. "The
essential principle of all such liquids as give a man a black eye"
527. ___ in
"easy"
529. Man of
wisdom
531. Reach by
addition
533. Appropriate
for all audiences
534. Adjusted
an engine
535. Product of
North Dakota
536. Inspector
Gadget’s antagonist
538. Bad
attitudes
540. Day after
so-called "hump day" (abbr.)
542. Time by
which you should be into the groove at work, usually
544. Bear down
on
546. "A
person instigated by his wicked nature to deny one's merits or exhibit superior
merits of his own"
547. Spanish
lady, abbreviated
549. Deity with
wings
550. Greener
cleaner?
552. Rob ___
(Scotch manhattans)
554. Chicago
daily, for short
556. Embattled
D-Day city
558. White
house (var.)
560. A thousand
millennia
562. Wallach of
The Magnificent Seven
564. What
"time is on" in a 1964 Rolling Stones hit
566. Ben-Hur
was chained to one
567. Past
perfect word
569. "…and
___ a good-night"
571. Caesar's
other
573. Help see
575. Governmental
go-getter
576. Equipment
from a century-old manufacturer
577. Quick
glance
578. Debtor's
initials
580. Coco rival
582. Ctrl-shift-___:
open the Task Manager
584. Anatomist's
bones
585. Keeps
separate in the office
587. What to Expect When You’re Expecting reader
who’s expectant but not expecting
590. Grape or
orange
592. His
theories are ridiculous
594. Shown, as
in a museum
597. Hillmaker
599. Trump’s
energy investment
601. Norse work
603. Other, in
Lima
605. 19th Greek
letter
607. You might
pick one up in a bar
609. ___
Matthews, either of an NBA father-and-son duo
611. German's
love
613. Stretched
out
615. Some
hybrid flowers
616. Berry
originally from the midwestern United States
617. One with
the whip hand in certain consensual games
618. Comic hero
Dare
619. "KING"
642. Covered
with dirt and soil
643. Edward the
macabre
644. ___ esprit
645. The
Destroyer
647. Online
cousin of "just saying"
648. Superbad star Michael
649. "Hit
the road!"
650. Mini-skirt
introducer Mary
651. Course
reservation
652. Former
Indiana senator and pre-Trump Fox commentator
653. Conversation
starter
654. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt's mom
655. Work
together
656. “This sucks”
657. Cal. dozen
658. Head or
tooth follower
659. County
bordering Suffolk
660. Class for
aspiring bilinguals (abbr.)
661. Band
accessory
662. My, to a
monarch
663. "One
of the Creator's lamentable mistakes, repented in sashcloth and axes. Being
instated as an archangel, [he] made himself multifariously objectionable and
was finally expelled from Heaven. Half-way in his descent he paused, bent his
head in thought a moment and at last went back. 'There
is one favor that I should like to ask,' said he. / 'Name it.' / 'Man, I
understand, is about to be created. He will need laws.' / 'What, wretch! you
his appointed adversary, charged from the dawn of eternity with hatred of his
soul — you ask for the right to make his laws?' / 'Pardon; what I have to ask
is that he be permitted to make them himself.' / It was so ordered"
664. Cams still
popular with connoisseurs
666. Soho
fellows
667. Fast-growing
edible herb
668. Course
completer
669. Critic
Pauline
670. Standard
of behavior
672. Post-climactic music
674. Stops
equivocating
676. Like some
MOMA art
677. Nation in
longstanding conflict with Azerbaijan
678. Atmo-
alternative
679. Becky of Fuller House
680. Often-rummy
holiday drinks
681. Mental
header?
682. "I've
never seen its like before!"
684. Ticket
marking
686. Funny in a
PG-13 way
688. Pollster's
concern
691. Outer ear
693. Subpoena
ad testificandum, e.g.
695. Charcoal
sack wt., perhaps
697. Sq.'s
corner-to-corner line
699. Blue shade
701. Author of
a red book
702. Shared
principles
704. Thirstier
706. Campbell
of the Scream films (no relation)
708. Rush-hour
subway action
710. Apartment
residents
711. Swabbed
712. Expressionist
Emil
714. Actress
whom Quentin described as "my muse"
717. ___
Enlightenment: Age of Reason
719. Mini-racer
721. Y'all's
and mine
723. The
Honeydrippers' "___ Love"
725. Princess
of Frell Enchanted to do what she’s
told
727. Leafy
dishes
728. Mr. ___ of
The Karate Kid
731. Use a loom
732. In the
lower forty-eight
735. "One
ranking next above a king. An ace, as it were" (abbr.)
736. Ordinary
shape
742. Young
chicken
747. Base
coward
754. .00001
newtons
758. Characteristic
766. Ascetic
767. In a metal
shell
770. Bird with
a showy mate
772. Sudden
pang
774. Shape, as
Play-Doh
776. Redbox
offerings
779. Suffix
with cash and cart
780. Decided
judicially
781. Southwest
stream
782. Unbalanced
because one will
784. Agassi foe
786. Morgan
Stanley acquisition of 2020
787. Actress
Téa
788. Under
Jinping
789. Carpentry
raw material
790. Not stay
neutral
793. Pilsen
product
797. "The
issue will be clearer in the morning"
799. Burn with
an iron
801. 2Pac song
released in 1999 "___ Don't Know Us"
803. TV doctor
who consistently put entertainment over facts in his 2009-2022 run
805. "Get
___ of yourself!"
806. What
cartoon characters used to say so we'd know they were stupid
807. LeBron's
league
808. Suffered
attrition
809. It was
founded by antislavery activists, if you can believe that
810. Intricate
813. "A
tormenting vehicle in which a pirate jolts you through devious ways to the
wrong place, where he robs you"
814. "A
spiritual entity concerning which there hath been brave disputation. Plato held
that those…which in a previous state of existence (antedating Athens) had
obtained the clearest glimpses of eternal truth entered into
the bodies of persons who became philosophers. Plato himself was a philosopher.
[Those] that had least contemplated divine truth animated the bodies of
usurpers and despots. Dionysius I, who had threatened to decapitate the
broad-browed philosopher, was a usurper and despot. Plato, doubtless, was not
the first to construct a system of philosophy that could be quoted against his
enemies; certainly he was not the last"
816. Venus de
___
817. Recruitment
slogan appealing to would-be parents
821. Opening
theme of Dragnet
822. Leftover
assortment
828. 3:2, e.g.
830. Pt. of ETO
832. Princess
from Alderaan
834. Have no
cause to worry
836. "___
You So" (Anka)
838. It means
"bad"
840. Modern
payment option
842. Sequence,
in Séquoia Parc
844. One way to
give change for a $100 bill
845. Robert of I Spy and The Greatest American Hero
847. Letters
before omegas
849. Make
alterations
852. Fencing
jackets
853. QB's
protection, in football lingo
854. Catwoman's
first name
855. Bout
enders
856. Terpsichore/her
sisters
857. Melodically
858. Castle
adjunct
859. Qualifier
to a statement that may have sounded too definitive otherwise
865. Lava and
Kirk's in the shower
867. Altogether
number
869. Same as
yesterday, on the stock pages
871. Sutherland
of the CAA
873. Hawaiian
fish, when doubled
874. Wichita-to-Duluth
dir.
875. Starts to
move
876. Took one’s
leave
877. Howard
Shore scored this film trilogy
878. Put one's
hands together
881. One-time
student
883. Pimples
884. Santa
followers, in climate
885. Leaning
886. Ager in
modern life
887. Attract,
as luck
888. Ltrs. of
recommendation, e.g.
889. Feeling
remorseful about
890. Egg-making
organ
892. Ascended
rapidly
893. Where
there's no will, she's the beneficiary
898. A-frame
crosser
901. New
Zealand predators of sheep
903. Org. that
approves trailers
905. It aims to
reduce defective products to 0.00034%
908. Previous
to, poetically
909. Major
speech, as at a convention
910. MLB's
Halos, on scoreboards
911. Physicians,
for short
912. "Da-da-da-DA-da-DAAA!
PUPPY…POWER!" speaker
915. Longest
river wholly inside Switzerland (var.)
916. LA clock
setting for May
917. Plodding
journeys
918. Group with
something in common
919. Nope director
920. "Reverence
for the Supreme Being, based upon His supposed resemblance to man"
921. It's
water, in a Jamaican proverb about self-reliance
922. Embarrassing
moment
923. Pistil
complement
924. They are
gathered here in the sight of God
928. Early
brand of decaf coffee
929. Sum, some
time ago
931. Cheapass
934. Jim
Bakker's org.
935. In the
same orientation as this ans.
936. Pool table
site, maybe
938. A wet one,
it's said, is really mad
939. Parting
phrase
941. Intensify
942. Ridicule
by imitation
944. Just
burning fuel for no apparent reason
946. Cracked-lip
remedy
947. 2005
Coldplay album
948. Maya
Angelou works
949. Chemical
suffixes
950. Lennon and
millions more
951. Eliot's
weaver Silas
952. Young dog
953. Box office
stars
956. "Shh!
It's a secret!"
959. Balder's
destroyer
960. "A
lawyer with a roving commission"
962. Partners'
phrase
965. Mideast
capital whose name means "the big tree"
966. Make the
first bid
968. Authoritative
statements
970. Error in
Excel
973. Branded
beds
975. What
shareholders may have earned
981. Fran's pal
982. Suit
fabric
984. Turned
crops to blocks
985. Clerical
gatherings
986. Enter
two-person competition
988. When
Juliet meets Romeo on the balcony
991. Lineage-based
women’s org.
992. Doubleplusungood
994. Dancer
Kelly
996. Many a
male-female love song
998. ___ myself
on: considered something I could be a bit smug about
999. Hut over a
mine shaft
1000. Tapestry
in Hamlet
1001. Diner
order, with "the"
1002. ___-pah
(certain horn sound)
1003. barnesandnoble.com
realm
1005. Showery
1006. You're
unsure if you have it
1007. Explosive
1008. Certain
gases
1009. Summer
treat, casually
1010. View from
Geneva
1011. Looked for
shells, perhaps
1012. Riffs in
scripted acting
1013. Seasonal
periods
1014. Allonge
1015. Word now
on cigarette packs
1016. Agree to
unite
1019. Strips
bare, as trees
1022. Shy
estuarine bird
1024. Gaming
debut of 2001
1026. Site of
Einsteinhaus (var.)
1027. Jerusalem
writer
1029. Top of
overalls
1030. The hidden
part of “p****”
1032. Oliver
Twist burglar
1034. Enter
through the bullpen door
1035. Comparable
to a lobster, colorwise
1036. Witherspoon
of Mud
1037. John of ER
1038. Will of
the Saints or Gordon of NYPD Blue
1039. Productive
folks
1040. Propelled,
as a raft
1041. Six-armed
goddess
1042. Officer
below cap, and a homophone for D1042-Down
1043. Stand in
good ___ (be useful)
1044. Performs
at home
1045. Kind of
rock
1047. When
repeated, bullet or butthead
1048. Diminutive
in Dundee
1050. Bit of bad
behavior
1052. Pale green
1054. Big ATM
maker
1056. Subspecialties
of it include maxillofacial surgery and dizziness treatment
1057. Former Met
Rusty
1060. “Please,”
in Potsdam
1062. Paving
stones
1064. Starship
letters
1065. The Ebro
and the Orinoco
1066. Resembling
galena
1067. Mylanta
rival
1068. Items of
interest
1069. Loved
excessively (on)
1070. King in
the Gospels
1071. Where 1071
is 10000101111
1072. Sniffles
causes
1073. How a
prince is born
1074. Communication
trademark since '99
1075. Main lower
artery, informally
1076. Periods of
importance
1078. Kitchen
spreader
1081. Peeling
potatoes, perhaps
1083. Key part
of DNA
1084. Org. where
fur doesn't fly?
1086. Financial
backers
1090. Word with
both "more" and "merrier"
1091. Kryptonite
1094. Larry
King's milieu, for decades
1095. A little
too smooth
1096. Fill-in-the-blanks
story
1097. Physicist
Ohm
1098. Jolie
video game role
1099. Willing
words
1100. Phony
Nigerian princes, e.g.
1101. Stubborn
as ___
1102. Colors
some perceive around a spirit
1103. Did some
private product-testing on
1105. "A
fine and costly residence, particularly that of a great official. The residence
of a high dignitary of the Christian Church is called a palace; that of the
Founder of his religion was known as a field, or wayside. There is
progress"
1107. Dollar-coin
monogram
1108. Threefold
prefix
1110. Of farm
management
1113. Man, to
Cato
1114. Big
Harleys
1115. Saucer
occupant
1116. Muscle set
on the outside of the thigh
1119. Parlor or
den
1120. Between
stops
1124. Nursery
rhyme opening
1127. Song that
leads kids to learn the history of the word "macaroni"
1130. Not at all
clouded
1131. Pearl
Jam's frontman
1133. Terminated
with no exit, as a street
1134. Animal
whose fate led us to understand how we could endanger species
1136. Wins anew
1139. River near
Chantilly
1140. Eastern
city sometimes compared to San Diego, CA
1142. Violin
sec.
1143. Japanese
rice dish
1145. What a hippie
lives in?
1146. Brewing
receptacle
1149. Winter
holiday
1151. Exciting
thing
1152. Creator of
an online list
1153. In a weird
way
1154. Cools
one's heels
1155. Disposed
to be happy
1156. Johannesburg
coins
1157. Swarmed
1158. “Nuthin’
but a ‘G’ Thang” singer
1159. They're
95.5% safer than smoking, which is still unhealthy, but if you had to choose…
1160. Very swank
1161. Goodbye in
Roma
1162. Cooks, at
times
1163. VCR button
(abbr.)
1165. Washroom
(abbr.)
1166. Down off
the tip of Gibraltar?
1168. Primal
Fear star
1170. Unexpected
results
1172. It could
be fallow or verdant
1174. Linger in
the tub
1175. "Six
weeks married"
1178. Massage
target
1180. Docs had
to pass on them
1181. Good
scoring opportunity, in hockey
1184. "You're
makin' me blush"
1185. Petty
quarrel
1186. Large wall
painting
1187. Get under
one's skin
1188. Discontinued
(with "out")
1189. Morrison
and Braxton
1190. Low-risk
IRA investment
1191. "Sensible,
madam, to the worth of this present writer. Alive, sir, to the advantages of
letting him alone"
1192. Radio
choices (abbr.)
1193. Flattened
with fisticuffs
1194. Massenet
opera set in Burgos, Spain
1196. Makeshift
handcuffs, often
1199. Wrapped
wear
1201. Certain
contemporary pagan
1202. Bordeaux
besties
1203. On the ___
(escaping)
1204. Opposite
of safe, sometimes
1205. School
board
1207. Caesar's
robe
1209. Modern
"-ism" go-with, when discussing rights of the handicapped
1210. Benedictine
address
1211. Doubleday
who fired the first shot in the Civil War
1212. Prescription
data
1213. Gets
thinner
1214. Scoring
site
1215. More
cutting
1216. Fail to
give 100%
1217. Capital
___
1218. Cold war,
e.g.
1220. More
adroit
1221. Puzzle
usually involving a 9x9 grid
1222. "___
like" (words for similes)
1223. Two on a
date, for short
1225. Problem
for solder in cool climates
1227. 1960
debate monogram
1228. Southwestern
Queso brand
1229. Shakespearean
feet
1230. Folk-rock
supergroup, for short, whose head died in 2023
1232. Unicycle
part
1234. "Mahalo
nui ___" ("Thank you very much," in Hilo)
1235. Eye
surgery tool
1236. Off the
ground
1237. Butcher-shop
buys
1238. Some flaky
stones
1239. Corn chip
since 1966
1240. Witnessed
in the vicinity
1241. “To leap
about to the sound of tittering music, preferably with arms about your
neighbor’s wife or daughter”
1242. [horrified]
"Why would you even ASK that?"
1243. Swamp
1244. "Labor
___" (Woody Guthrie pro-union tune)
1245. Execute a
routine perfectly
1246. Cop or pit
ender
1247. LP, for
instance
1249. Time a
city expects visitors
1252. Ending
with gang or mob
1253. Makeup
item
1255. “Dziekuje,”
across the Oder
1257. Seafood
best enjoyed in moderation, unless you like mercury
1260. Farrah of
the feather-cut hair
1262. "I
___ big red candle" (Anchorman)
1263. Thumb ___:
hitchhike
1264. M*A*S*H vehicles
1265. DSC
receiver
1266. No longer
bogged down by
1267. Over-eager
beaver
1268. "A
food miraculously given to the Israelites in the wilderness. When it was no longer
supplied to them, they settled down and tilled the soil, fertilizing it, as a
rule, with the bodies of the original occupants"
1269. Emergency
kit of sorts
1270. Long-established
history
1272. Large
Malaysian island
1273. Consumer
protection org.
1274. Digestive
aid, casually
1275. Erivan
native (abbr.)
1276. 180 on the
road
1277. Arrogance,
informally
1279. Believer
at the end?
1280. Book
lover's portable device
1281. Harder to
explain
1282. Armageddon actress Tyler
1283. Danceable
tunes
1285. Its juice
colors some impossible burgers
1286. Mystery
investigator in a 2022 Netflix series
1289. Ellington
and Jordan
1290. Without
focus
1292. Good
business for romantic restaurants
1294. Big Apple
MTA-owned commuter line
1295. White-tailed
coastal birds (var.)
1296. Public
intoxication
1300. "The
author of all our woes and proprietor of all the good things of this world. He
was made by the Almighty, but brought into the world by a woman"
1302. Pharmacies
fill them, in brief
1304. "Great"
Muppet daredevil
1306. Percy
Jackson creator Rick
1307. "There
Is ___…" (song by the Cure)
1308. Middle
Eastern ruler (var.)
1310. Adorned
mischievously
1312. IRS
business designation
1315. British
mil. honors
1316. ___ for
Fears ("Everybody Wants to Rule the World")
1317. Straight,
short blades
1318. Quaintly
cozy
1319. Funny
Dennis or Larry
1320. Mawkish
1321. T-Mobile,
to AT&T
1322. Principia ___ (disruptive
religious text first printed via Xerox)
1324. Boring
browns
1325. "A
nutritious substance supplied by a bountiful Providence for the fattening of
the poor"
1326. "…run
the gamut of emotions from ___ B" (Dorothy Parker, insulting Katherine
Hepburn's performance)
1327. “Anything
decorative for which the æsthetes know no better name”
1328. "I'm
not ___ brag but…"
1329. Gave cause
for a fine
1331. Tribe also
known as the Huron
1335. "He
makes no friends who never made ___" (Tennyson)
1336. Steamy
chocolate
1338. Monster in
old Jewish folktales
1340. King whom
Saul spared to his regret
1342. Gen. Robt.
1343. Type of
ring once found in cereal boxes
1347. Symbol for
a plane angle, in geometry
1348. France's
fancy mayo
1349. Part of
HOMES
1350. Half-burnt
coal
1351. Blinds
with sparkles
1352. Compact
Honda
1353. Adorn with
aureate trim
1354. Makes a
___: succeeds or errs, depending on how you parse it!
1355. Romantic
Conehead or navigational cast
1356. Telephone
trio
1357. Popular
business magazine
1358. Tunneling
arcade game hero
1360. HBO series
named for a New Orleans neighborhood
1362. CSI actor George
1364. About 8 to
10 inches on the shelf
1365. TD caller
1368. Weapons
area (abbr.)
1369. “Whatever
our souls are made of, his and mine are the same” author
1372. Follower
of Caesar?
1373. "Ironic"
singer Morissette
1374. "The
Jungle Book" tiger Khan
1375. Innocent
moppet Lou Who
1376. Migrants'
advocate Chavez
1377. Busybodies
1378. Ready to
be played, say
1379. Early TV
bishop
1380. 100 MHz,
perhaps
1382. Purplish-red
1383. Shore,
compared to the ocean
1385. Workout
haven
1386. Sales rack
abbr.
1387. Like most
of Russia
1389. Classroom
temp
1391. Krypto is
his pet dog
1392. Troy,
N.Y., campus
1393. Toon
subtitled "The Last Airbender"
1396. Solution
strength, in Surrey
1397. Blasted
1399. ___-d'Avray,
France
1400. Salon
workers
1401. Homer's
wife
1402. Offering
poor wind resistance
1403. "The
___ the most powerful entity on earth…Because they control the minds of the
masses" (Malcolm X)
1404. White
long-necked birds
1405. Film
people
1406. It used to
land in Heathrow
1407. Linking
verbs writers rewrite to eliminate
1408. "Or
(and perhaps this will clarify)"
1409. Sunlit
breeze
1410. Source of
airbending
1411. "This
___" (phone line)
1412. Vietnam
memorial artist Maya
1413. Not likely
to enjoy, to put it mildly
1415. She might
have a marketing maj.
1417. Wasabi
go-with in sushi meals
1418. Giving out
1422. Oodles and
oodles
1423. Affecting
mental preparedness, with "up" for benefiting it, "out" for
harming it
1426. Drudges
1427. How doodles
are generally drawn
1428. PlayStation
and Discman
1429. Like some
bad apples
1430. "___
it to you?"
1431. High-priority
1432. Musical
instrument
1433. Melampus
and Mopsus
1434. Wardrobes
1436. "You
are waaay off, buddy!"
1437. Name for a
1970s TV squad
1438. Authorized
1439. Me, to
Mimi
1440. Set to
boil
1442. "Oh,
also…," in text messages
1444. Sting and
Paul McCartney
1447. Organ
ending, in Oxford
1448. Water,
water as far as the eye can see
1449. Eighteen-wheeler,
e.g.
1450. Season of
Glass artist
1451. Author of Foxfire and Dragonwyck
1453. Just
sitting there, as a gas
1454. Fourth
grade?
1455. Zool.
branch
1456. [Crossing
my fingers]
1457. 20,000 Leagues Under The
Sea's Peter
1458. Apple PDA
1459. Olive
family shrub
1460. The Who's
"Did You ___ My Money"
1461. Kane's
Rosebud, e.g.
1462. "There's
only ___ amount…"
1463. A
journalist may cite one
1464. Enforcer
of the Controlled Substances Act
1465. Pre-PhD
program test
1466. Has for
supper
1468. Playing
fig.
1469. Be
in charge of
1471. American
cartoonist
1472. List
ending
1474. Take the
top medal
1475. Compilation
1476. Playwright
for Mistero Buffo and Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay!
1479. Prepared
for frying, perhaps
1481. Manfred
Mann chorus that seems to imply all a relationship really needs is for a couple
to vibe off the right nonsense verse together
1486. 1963 farce
so madcap that actors were given separate scripts for dialogue and physical
comedy
1490. Ate for
free, immorally
1493. "I
can't be bothered with that"
1495. “Hey!
Leggo my ___” (ad slogan)
1496. Fork-shaped
1498. "…lion
and goes out like ___"
1499. Altar to
Jupiter
1500. Show cool
contempt for
1501. Brandy is
said to be the drink of one, according to Bierce, because "only a ___ will
venture to drink it"
1502. Natural
fly traps
1504. "Gateway
to the Great Southwest"
1505. Stuck-up
star
1509. Fuel line
1511. Adjusts
1512. Imperfect,
as goods (abbr.)
1513. Hair similar to locs
1514. Longest
mountain range
1515. Opposite
of fronts
1516. What Polly
Flinders was warming
1517. German eye
1518. "Doesn't
hurt our bottom line"
1519. Worldly
1520. "___
in kangaroo"
1521. Bus.
intelligence hub
1522. Philosophical
quest for balance
1524. Coach
Curry
1526. Electronic
music comfortably between 1 and 2 beats per second
1528. Spun-yarn
cotton fabric
1530. Before
this
1532. THX intro
sound, e.g.
1535. Baking
measure (abbr.)
1537. Nickname
omitting "olas," "holas," or "kname"
1538. Organic
compound used in polymers
1539. Old
English area
1540. ___ the
hole (hidden asset)
1541. Change
from G to PG, say
1542. Big brass?
1543. Lego unit
1544. Got a move
on
1546. Have
gotten accustomed
1547. Start to
sin?
1548. Cut down
to size, in a way
1549. Young Sheldon and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
1551. Like most
babies after age one
1552. Therapist
1554. Hawaiian
serving
1555. Chug-___
1557. One of the
Greys on Grey's Anatomy
1558. Predispositions
1560. Young hare
1562. CAPTCHA
might catch one
1564. Company
shuffle, for short
1565. Decorative
garment fastener
1566. Notably
gay-friendly Prot.
1567. Goddess of
nature
1568. Mountaineering
tool
1569. Wildly
unhealthy iced-tea brand, or like a healthy walk
1570. Carol or
ballad
1571. "Dim"
and "half" follower for dummies?
1572. John
Hancock writer
1573. Islands
rhythm
1574. Remedy for
a bad hair day
1575. 19th-century
clothes-presser
1576. Most
important, redundantly
1577. Where
Samson thumped the Philistines
1578. Put to
shame
1581. Suffix
with meteor
1582. Take it
out for ___: Test-drive
1583. “I’m not
feeling so hot”
1584. Speaks
volumes
1586. Pilfers
1587. Shaver's
lotion by Mennen
1588. Visit from
the Blue Angels, say
1589. Lyricist
Sammy's family
1590. Procurers
1591. Kickers’
ward
1592. Writer of
"A Letter to the Jacobins"
1593. Buy it by
the glass
1595. City NNE
of Toledo
1596. Clear
speaking
1598. Was in
command of
1599. "It
doesn't thrill me"
1600. Attention-focusers
1601. Kids' Dr.
1603. Love-neighbor
link
1604. Make
significant progress
1606. Dakotan
Indian
1607. Up to this
juncture
1609. Drunks, in
older puzzles (no, not SOTS)
1611. Attain the
final form of
1612. Outsized
(abbr.)
1613. Came up
1614. It's
pushed by a trailer
1615. Round and
tapering.
1616. Buzzi and
Westheimer
1617. Market
town
1618. German
refusal
1619. Matted
cotton sheet
1620. Ascribes
to
1621. Frustrate
to no end
1622. Having
started, as a univ. course
1623. Suffer
remorse
1625. "Cost
me ___ and a leg"
1626. Early
morning hour
1631. Pull over
again
1633. Census
entry
1635. Charger in
safari movies
1636. Santa ___,
Colombia
1639. "The
Conqueror Worm" writer
1640. Edible
spud part
1644. Records of
transactions, in law
1645. Challenged
again after a refusal
1648. Expression
of scorn
1650. Test of
speed
1653. Finder's
query
1655. “You
wouldn’t want to be more reckless than me, would you?”
1659. Surly
Stooge
1661. Old coin
of France
1663. High-school
class for money
1664. Noted
chainsaw chassis-maker
1665. The World of Suzie Wong
playwright Paul
1668. Get hold
of, with "onto"
1669. Reacted to
chopping onions
1671. British
ref. set
1672. Big
collection
1673. Made
peevish
1674. Radcliffe
or Craig who headlined film franchises
1675. Word with
"city" or "workings"
1676. Skips the
ceremony, say
1677. Unwanted
plant or very-wanted plant
1678. Delta's
buildup
1679. Smaller
gator lookalikes
1680. Hispaniola
resident
1682. Finished,
in verse
1683. Labels
under switches
1684. Traffic
sounds
1685. "Unicorn
of the sea" I used to think was made up
1686. Rises
up the mountain
1690. Not much
power
1692. Elton
John's "Take ___ the Pilot"
1694. Diverged
1695. Aegean
island once home to Pythagoras
1697. Retro
lifestyle
1699. Simpsons character who uses a "diddly"
infix
1700. Gold
medalist skier Hermann
1701. Start to
fume
1702. Early
infant words
1703. Kathleen
Turner's ___ Sue Got Married
1704. Of "a
sacred rite of such efficacy that he who finds himself in heaven without having
undergone it will be unhappy forever"
1706. Applebee’s
alternative
1707. Bijou
1708. Cigarette
powder
1709. Chinese
vermilion
1711. Three-time
Best Director winner
1712. Actress
Moreno of West Side Story
1713. Big
grocery store chain
1714. Having a
row
1716. She makes
what Atropos cuts
1717. Consumed
Gollum-style
1719. Cash in You're the Worst
1720. One of the
Little Women
1722. Big-haired
James of seven-year-old Instagram fame
1724. Series of
quick, light steps
1727. ___
Triomphe (Napoleonic monument)
1730. One beyond
help
1731. The Wizard of Oz prop
1732. "A
proponent of a new misrule who has failed to establish it"
1733. Wuthering Heights heroine
(or villain? Oh, the papers we wrote about this)
1734. Axton of
country
1735. Hebrew
name meaning "sweetness," which its most famous bearer would probably
find ironic
1736. Boot camp
busyness
1737. Lump of
gum
1738. Hypertension,
briefly
1739. Stage
presence
1740. Flat-necked
snake
1741. Simple
snoozing spots
1742. Cooler,
old style
1743. They’ll
turn your check to bills
1745. Mirador,
to us
1746. Mrs.
Tanqueray's creator
1747. Royal iris
1748. Promoters'
prayers
1750. Kutcher's That '70s Show role
1751. 107,639
square feet
1752. Prefix
like pre-
1753. Stops
bleeding
1754. Charismatic
guru
1755. Creator of
Charlie and Willy
1756. “King of
Torts” Melvin
1757. Its fronds
thrive in the damp
1759. Blossom of
silents
1760. Suzuki SUV
named for a Japanese warrior
1762. Wholesale
144, for short
1763. A and B in
D.C., e.g.
1764. Having
European ancestors, in the Aloha State
1765. Seat
backing on a plane
1766. For now,
in Lat.
1767. Palm fruit
discovered in rainforests
1768. Takes
turns telling, as stories
1770. Name for a
baby's reflex in response to lack of support
1771. Does not
disturb
1772. Flight
safety org.
1774. Provincial
pronoun
1776. Nimble-fingered
1778. Buffed
1779. Lids for a
fancy box?
1781. Say again
1782. ___ better
(excel)
1783. Abe's boy
1785. ___-en-scène
1786. Signaled a
traffic issue
1787. Gamers’
offensive power meas.
1788. Donald
Trump's ex who bore his sanest child
1791. Anger
turned inward, they say
1793. International
arts agency
1794. Tubes at
the table
1796. Jeremy of Suburgatory
1798. Creamy
beverage
1799. Seventh
planeta
1800. Syrian
city known for pepper
1802. Part of a
window blind
1804. "The
time when men of reason go to bed. Certain old men prefer to rise at about that
time, taking a cold bath and a long walk with an empty stomach, and otherwise
mortifying the flesh. They then point with pride to these practices as the
cause of their sturdy health and ripe years; the truth being that they are
hearty and old, not because of their habits, but in spite of
them. The reason we find only robust persons doing this thing is that it has
killed all the others who have tried it"
1806. ___ a bone
(with no water)
1807. Phys ed
1808. "An
officer of certain governments, employed to suppress the works of genius. Among
the Romans…an inspector of public morals, but the public morals of modern
nations will not bear inspection"
1809. Casino
supplies
1810. Type of
artist
1811. Rustic
dwellers
1813. Long
curtains
1814. More,
musically
1815. European
speedometer reading (abbr.)
1816. Attending
a lecture, say
1817. Future
lumber
1818. Make a
fuss
1819. F-train
stop in Brooklyn that seems like an abbreviation for a video game system
1821. Totally
unrighteous, dude
1823. Canada-United
States defense org.
1825. Makes free
of
1827. Powell's The Thin Man co-star
1828. H.G.
Wells's vivisectionist
1829. Tailored
joy Taylor-Joy of The Queen's Gambit
1831. Wilson of
the Blue Jays
1833. Composer
Menken and character Harper
1834. Fit
gradually
1835. Corporal
and captain
1836. Sci-fi
author's creation
1837. They may
use chain leashes
1838. US outpost
everyone forgets we have
1839. So
1840. Um…let's
pretend the first clue we thought of for this one was "Toy Story
protagonist action figures"
1842. Small wts.
1843. Rugrats dad
1844. Cuffs
about
1845. United
pair
1846. Sounds
like
1847. Bitcoin
rival, for short
1848. Toyota
model some call a "grandpa car"
1850. Verbal
rubber stamp on the Enterprise
1852. Small
rentals?
1853. Romantic
hopeful
1854. Nice to
look at
1856. Name parts
that mean “of”
1859. Thespianism
1861. Spot for a
floppy
1862. Accomplish
without delay
1863. Technique
that means actors have to look like that guy from
Hellraiser
1864. Knot
remover of a sort
1865. They're
not too nimble and not too quick
1866. "In
Christian countries, the day after the baseball game"
1867. Source of
Rockefeller money
1868. The Chase airer
1869. Connecting
device
1871. "That
goes for yours truly, too"
1872. Raise a
red flag, but not to a bull!
1873. Composer
of The Nubians of Plutonia
1874. Worker
safety gp.
1875. It numbers
a competitor on the track
1877. Lessen
dramatically
1878. Minions: The Rise of ___
1879. Gentry
epic ___ to Billie Joe
1880. Hubbard in
a book cupboard
1882. Memento maker
1883. World-conquering
comics canine
1885. Strict
time limit
1887. Cheesy
pickup line that was a Grammy-nominated tune in 1979
1896. Plied with
great food and drink
1899. Huge
dinosaurs
1901. Darling
child
1902. Theoretical
choice
1904. Cornmeal
flapjack
1906. Expediously,
acronymically
1908. Not stick
to a schedule
1909. Shell
mates
1910. Percentage
quoted by a financial institution
1911. 2008 Pixar
film about a trash-compacting robot
1912. ___ of the
trade
1913. Sufficiently
advanced
1914. 1982
Disney sci-fi film
1915. Vaqueros'
ropes
1916. Dumpster
diver, often
1917. Call…or
call on
1918. Here, in
Arles
1919. They're
fit to fight
1920. Goes soft
1921. Roller-skated
on narrow wheels
1922. Marked for
deletion
1926. "You
could have kept that to yourself!"
1928. Cow
catcher
1930. Enters the
joust
1933. Big name
at the Louvre
1934. Today rival, briefly
1936. Creole
seafood
1938. Those, to
Tomas
1940. Fink out
1941. Likely
date Rome went to war with Parthia
1942. Wanderers
1943. Deep ones
are serious; food ones are not
1944. Stays away
from
1945. Short
comic act
1946. Hearty's
companion
1947. Looked
after
1948. Alien
abduction vehicle
1949. WC Fields
persona
1950. Winnie's
description
1952. "Are
not!" comeback
1953. Ricky
Henderson asset
1954. Needed a
bath badly
1955. Sicilian
height
1956. The Son of Man painter
Magritte
1958. Gimlet or
screwdriver
1960. Food-package
qty.
1961. Use
TurboTax, maybe
1963. We, on a
candy heart
1965. Poet
Angelou et al.
1967. Tide
lead-in
1969. Units of
conductance
1970. Kind of
policy covering letting others borrow
1972. Lots and
lots (of)
1973. Third of
three choices
1974. Capi di tutti capi
1976. Worked
with so others could learn how to use it
1977. "To
have (and to hold) a debt. The word formerly signified not indebtedness, but
possession; it meant 'own,' and in the minds of debtors there is still a good
deal of confusion between assets and liabilities"
1978. Part of a
balance
1979. Discipline
1980. Destroyer
or fastener, depending on if it's short for something
1981. Heartthrobs
1982. Pride and Prejudice author
1983. "Homo Creator's
testimony to the sound construction and fine finish of Deus Creatus. A popular form of abjection, having an element of
pride"
1984. A Wrinkle in Time author
Madeleine L'___
1986. Cygnus'
brightest
1988. Today co-host Kotb
1990. Overdraft
letters
1991. "___
has fleas" (uke-tuning phrase)
1992. Parts of
dramas in which single actors speak alone
1995. Catra's
frenemy (until the finale)
1996. Author
Jorge or drug lord Fuentes
1997. Pope John
Paul II at baptism
1998. Collette
of Knives Out
1999. Superlative
ending for trick or stick
2000. Olympic
debut sport of '88
2001. Editor of
policy
2003. Papuan
city
2004. Those guys
in Paris
2005. Brazilian
dance band
2006. Trotter
stopper
2007. Allows
2008. Uses
SodaStream
2009. Guidebooks
2011. Wager
that's not very risky
2013. Go too
slow in
2016. Repeat
this animal’s name three times to get its subspecies name
2017. Lamb's
lament
2020. French
wine term
2021. Turnpike
gate
2024. Killed two
birds with one stone
2028. Looked
over all relevant data
2031. State of
being "less conspicuously admirable than one's ancestors"
2033. Hanna-Barbera
dachshund who’d turn to the camera and say “Dat’s my
boy who said dat!”
2036. "That
was me!"
2038. Imaginary-friend
comedy Gene Siskel called “the worst film of 1991”
2040. Clark Kent
and Little Orphan Annie
2042. Avant-garde
composer Gyorgy
2043. Companion
of fears
2044. Physics
particle
2045. What used
to be called "retardation"
2046. Castaway's
creation
2048. "Keep
calm, it'll be fine"
2049. Storm
surf, vis-à-vis a beachfront
2050. "All
flesh"
2051. Bass
violins
2052. City’s
prison in a Stephen King story and The Simpsons Movie
2053. Colorful
eye part
2054. Delete
from the old memory banks
2055. Sporty
Mitsubishi, for short
2056. Former
warrior
2057. They're
often seen on slides
2058. ___ show
(street performance)
2059. Jokes that
may be "running"
2060. Likely to
be found at fault
2061. "___
exceeded": sign you may be overtaxing Twitter
2065. Casino
game with tickets
2066. He wrote
The Valachi Papers
2068. Make
stronger, perhaps
2069. “___
contigo:” “To be with you”
2070. "The
salt with which the American humorist spoils his intellectual cookery by
leaving it out"
2071. Topic of
discourse
2073. 1997
French Open winner Majoli
2075. Comparatively
villainous
2076. Abuelas in
the states
2077. Almost
nobody
2078. Procrastinate
2079. Turned
yellow, in a way
2081. Brown
paints
2082. Be under a
cloud
2084. Nintendo
DS rival
2085. Lt.
saluter
2086. First ___
the United States (title once held by Bo Obama)
2087. Unspeakable
boors
2088. He's a
little embarrassingly overenthusiastic
2089. Only You actress
2090. Something
served in a shell
2091. Patsy's
pal on Absolutely Fabulous
2093. Transportation
out of town?
2095. Rightful
2096. Tennis tie
2097. Prior part
of a play
2100. Addressing
in the context of one's actions
2103. Scot's
"since"
2104. Remain in
a certain state
2105. Empty or
drain
2106. Outfits
that you’d think you’d always be losing
2107. Pup with
no papers
2108. Cab
company alternative
2109. More
devout
2110. The L in
UNLV
2111. That, way
back when
2112. Inlays of
tiles or stones
2114. City of
abomination
2115. "The
uniform of the poor, serving to distinguish these creatures from their
creators"
2116. Not a
single schmatte
2117. Actor
Rutger of Blade Runner
2118. Drew to
the wrong side of the rink
2119. Flunked
2121. College
celeb
2123. City with
a Lewis and Clark memorial, for short
2124. She played
Jean in early X-movies
2125. Nautical
deviation
2126. Hopkins
film covering similar ground to Downton
Abbey
2128. Phone
interface, for short
2130. Avis rental
2131. Narrow
sea beast
2132. Diploma
word meaning "great"
2133. Reliable
expert
2134. Trophies
at the Stadium
2136. Noted
family of painters
2137. Eloped,
e.g.
2138. Largest
and strongest players opposite offense, generally (abbr.)
2139. "Just
try it"
2140. Andrews
and Snyder of show business
2141. Ship-loading
acronym
2142. Romance
and documentary
2143. House
plants
2144. Conk out
2145. What a
slightly shy person may request
2147. "And
what's your source?"
2149. "Son
of," in Arab names
2150. They're
taken from dictators
2152. Form with
itemized deductions
2155. Device
that…um…I don’t know what it does
2157. Like
collectible records
2158. Ness, but
not Eliot
2159. The first
item sold on it was a broken laser pointer, to a collector of broken laser
pointers
2160. Sneeze
cause
2161. Hesitant
question
2163. Org. that
included Syria, once
2164. Babe's
place
2165. Designer
Donna
2166. Get
finished on before
2167. Do a
pinch-batting job
2168. Squirrel
away because you never know when you might need it
2169. Comic's
catty Arbuckle?
2170. Koop,
Satcher, and Elders (abbr.)
2171. Beautify
2173. Obsessions
2174. The
balloon-carried Fugo and the large BLU-82
2177. Until the
present moment
2178. Four or
larceny preceder
2180. "I
knew ___, Horatio…"
2181. Gets
around by fudging
2184. A + B's A
and B
2186. "Va
Va Voom" rapper Nicki
2187. Redundant
deference in the military
2189. Made
gaudy, with "up"
2190. Distracting
disturbance
2191. "The
Holly and the ___"
2192. Raid
targets
2194. Hotel
souvenir?
2195. Many comedy teams
2196. Raises a
price, in a way
2197. Ballplayer
Bonds
2198. One
million dollars, to some
2200. "Well,
yes…____other things"
2204. Oxfam and
Save the Children
2206. "The
revolution will ___ televised"
2207. Perrier
rival that’s “green” in reverse
2208. Ultrasecret
org.
2210. The duck
in Disney's Peter and the Wolf
2212. Salty soup
paste
2214. Morbid
2215. Keeps from
readers’ eyes
2216. One of the
beauties of Scotland
2218. Guy who
hasn’t stepped up for his kids
2220. Old Saturn
compact
2221. Period
when few home runs were hit
2223. Sylvester
Stallone role in 1995
2225. Thick as
two short planks
2227. "Flowers
for ___" (Short story about superintelligence gained and lost)
2228. Cocktail
often garnished with lime
2231. God for
whom a day of the week is named
2232. "___
Peace" (common grave sight)
2234. Certain
staves
2236. "Read
my lips, ___ taxes"
2238. Women ___
(nurses)
2240. "Can't
talk now, I'm expecting ___"
2241. Embracing
traditional masculinity
2242. "Brillig"
or "toves"
2244. Dropbox
competitor
2245. Original
name of Badge 714
2247. Pokémon
professor whose name is spoken in "Pokémon"
2248. Capone's
nemesis, briefly
2249. Queens of
Quetzalapa
2250. Union
payment
2251. How
recording studio time is priced, often
2252. Eighteen-wheelers
have five
2253. CEO resume
items
2254. Court ___
James
2255. Stationery
store supply
2256. Combining
form for Gandhi's land
2258. Bruce's
birthplace
2260. Finger
food at a fiesta
2261. Fall
colour
2262. Pick 'em
up kin?
2264. Phrase in
Romans 8:24 that sounds bad, but it actually means
"certainty"
2266. Syrup sources
2267. Stutterer
in Looney Tunes sign-offs
2268. Unkind
2269. Calls the
shots
2270. Battle
maneuver
2271. Patel of Lion and Hotel Rwanda
2272. Serpent
predator fearsome in the wild but easily tamed
2273. Skeeter
barriers
2275. Managed
2276. Watering
holes
2277. Gives a
recap
2278. ___ button
to abort malfunctioning missiles (and what a name for it)
2279. First
school for some, briefly
2280. Square-mile
fractions
2281. Dip bait
lightly
2282. Got
hitched
2286. Shows the
effects of a workout…or of getting worked up
2289. Scatter's
syllable
2290. "A
place where ships taking shelter from storms are shattered by customs
officers"
2292. Rorem and
Ryun
2293. Retrieve
2294. “Ils ont
___ là” (“They’ve been there”)
2295. Rory
Gilmore hairstyle
2296. It may be
suspended
2298. Large
books
2299. Italian
company?
2300. Blackguard
2301. Diverting
defense
2302. Now You See Me genre
2303. Queen
Anne's ___
2304. Diviners'
cards
2305. Nowhere
naval officers
2306. Power
chord's setting
2307. Fully
blacken
2308. Basic
vocabulary level in Common Core programs
2310. Montgomery
person, slangily
2311. Shrek's
love
2312. Un-crush-able?
2313. [eyebrows
rise]
2314. Ships'
wheels
2317. In favor
2319. Gaming
first-timer
2321. “Tax on
tax” paid by some higher classes
2322. Green
off-road vehicle
2324. Authoritative
decision
2325. Peter of
the Monkees
2326. Poisons
2327. Coffee-brewing
device
2329. It funded Robert Mapplethorpe (abbr.)
2330. Say
furthermore
2331. Won’t stop
whining
2332. "To
commit an indiscretion without temptation, from an impulse without
purpose"
2333. Hateful
humans
2334. Bluesy
(but not bluegill) guitarist Walter
2335. Author of Trinity
2336. Alpine
ridges
2337. Caucasus
tribesmen
2339. Pinballer's
default
2341. Alexander
who wrote Proof of Heaven: A
Neurosurgeon's Journey into the Afterlife
2342. Hindu
trinity member
2344. Counterpart
to "Ooh!"
2345. Rule for
free samples
2347. Member of
the NFL, NBA, and NHL
2349. Unlikely
beauty queens
2350. Don
delightedly
2352. Thick
French soup
2353. Type of
sauce
2354. Something
Homer would like to be called without it being followed by "you're making
a scene"
2355. The Butter Battle Book author
2357. King
Cole's fiddlers, e.g.
2358. Flow
sluggishly
2359. Little
fingers
2360. Smells to
high heaven
2361. Antislavery
novel subtitled A Tale of the Great
Dismal Swamp
2362. Mortal who
won a contest with a goddess, which turned out to be a really really bad idea
2363. Shape with
135-degree angles
2365. Director
Caro
2367. Water
closet
2368. Rank below
lieutenant junior grade
2369. God father
of Egypt
2372. Despoiled
2374. Satellite
of Mars
2378. Expire,
technically speaking
2381. Number two
2382. Tendency
to be believed
2384. Apothecary's
container
2385. Wealth and
willingness to spend
2387. Old man
with two pairs?
2389. Takes
apart, conceptually
2391. Like many
Greek heroes, or a condensed Exodus 34:5?
2393. Camera
initials
2394. Title film
character whose last name is Patel
2396. What's in
it
2398. Formerly
archaic?
2399. Dal thing
2400. Opposite
of "Too rich for my blood"
2401. Juul, e.g.
2403. "It's
free: it won't cost ___"
2404. Move at a really slow pace
2405. Sommelier's
supplier
2407. Ace the
test, say
2408. Disturbed
states
2410. Brief
time, briefly
2411. Hwy.
caution
2412. "A
daily record of that part of one's life which he can relate to himself without
blushing"
2413. Shoemaker
Jimmy
2414. Coat
section
2415. "___
Really Going Out with Him?"
2416. Japanese
merchant ship
2417. Pregnant
people, or their wives
2418. "The
only exercise I excel ___ jumping to conclusions" (James Nathan Miller)
2420. Land with
a red, white, and black striped flag
2422. Site of an
1862 Union victory
2423. City near
San Antonio
2425. Suffix
after sex or fetish
2426. Gatekeepers
2429. Famous
cookiemaker
2431. Swiss
abstract painter
2432. LeBron and
Drummond
2433. Catalan Landscape (The Hunter) artist
2434. Early
settlers' beef
2435. Making
barnyard noises
2436. Concluding
letters for a proof reader
2437. Simple
joke
2438. Middles,
in Middlesex
2440. Brand of
dungarees
2441. Silently
ill-humored
2442. These may
change
2443. Does roids
2444. Pass
aquarium fish
2445. Lumber-camp
contest
2446. Thomas
Mann's Der ___ in Venedig
2447. The Secret of ___ (1982 Don
Bluth cartoon)
2448. Pimped-out
ride feature
2450. Nose
tackle's place, for short
2451. Iberian
wine center
2454. What your
true nature might be under
2456. Red stain
in a lab
2458. Representative
Haaland
2460. Quit, with
"out"
2461. Soapmaking
caustic
2462. Waterfront
of Yakutsk
2464. It follows
"On your mark"
2465. Proverbial
source of big-eyed stares
2466. Academic
bestowal
2467. Suddenly
run to the street
2468. He held
that intelligence was neither fixed nor simply quantifiable, but invented the
IQ test anyway
2469. Door nick
2470. It's in
the service
2471. Brings
together
2472. Soprano or
Stark
2473. Wind
indicators
2474. Single-named
Australian pop singer
2475. Indulge
"our polite recognition of another's resemblance to ourselves"
2477. Japanese
coats
2479. Salacious
stare
2480. My ___ Vinny
2481. Severely
hampered
2484. Kind of
horn
2486. Containing
NH2
2488. Wearing
___: being voluntarily recorded
2490. Brigitte's
but
2491. Parts of a
personality profile
2492. Holder of
a tiny mirror
2494. Golden, to
Gaston
2495. Circle of
power?
2496. Some bonds
2497. Tone of a
lyre's center string
2498. xkcd cartoonist Randall
2499. Original SNL cast member Radner
2500. Word with
belt or hot
2501. Males
"of the genus Hoodlum," to Bierce
2502. Eating and
drinking binge
2503. Part of
Act IV where Marc Antony resolves to kill Cleopatra
2505. Purify, as
gasoline
2507. Is forced
to
2508. Kind of
con
2510. Prefix
meaning "likeness"
2512. "Aim
high…" org.
2514. Making to
give as tribute
2517. Wilderness
Road pioneer
2520. Legislator,
constellation, and Hitler Youth-y magician
2521. Portland
Timbers org.
2522. Fancy boy
2523. Deactivate,
as autoplay
2525. Informal
comment after tricking people
2526. Bedrock
barker
2527. Angiogram
images
2528. Subject of
famous Titian paintings
2529. Prepared
to hit a driver
2530. Paulsen
who played Nurse Ratched
2531. Director
Gus Van ___
2532. Punching
gadget
2533. Rhett
Butler's last onscreen words
2534. US
birthplace of Ken Kesey
2537. No.
2538. Cuddly
2539. What you
might walk out of the salon with
2540. "The
Wizard of ___ Park"
2542. "Otherwise…"
2543. YA author
LaCour
2544. Valli of The Third Man
2545. Onerous
concern
2546. Like the
oldest runic alphabet
2548. Forest
bogeyman the ___-King
2549. Higher
ketchup sales when French fries become more popular, for example
2551. They show
who’s on night shift and kitchen patrol
2553. Traditional
Valentine’s gift
2555. 2008
Streep-Hoffman-Adams-Davis movie
2556. Passive
protest gatherings
2557. Mathematical
extreme
2559. Conjurer,
old-style
2561. New
Mexico's capital
2562. Cell
user's problem
2564. Antigone
antagonist
2565. They can
prevent flanking
2568. Shortest
paths through ellipses
2570. Pay an
unexpected visit to
2571. "Took
you long enough!"
2573. It may be
picked by the picky
2574. Former UN
leader Hammarskjöld
2575. Brand used
in pipes
2576. Vic's
partner of radio fame
2577. Albeniz
piano suite
2578. "___
nectar": finest food in poetry
2579. Stadium
sounds
2580. Registers
full of pounds
2581. Affected
by mold or mildew
2582. "So?"
2585. Time
saver?
2586. Deadpool,
e.g.
2587. What's
east of S. America
2588. Twinkled
2590. Let the
“free market” take over
2591. Knocked
the socks off
2592. Investigate
anew, as a case
2593. Hashtag in
some weekly, nostalgic Instagram posts
2594. Seoul
soldier
2595. Got a new
job
2597. Commercial
allowances
2598. Best-loved,
informally
2599. "I am
the Great Cornholio, I need TP for my bunghole" speaker
2600. Slides
down at lightning speed
2601. Too-tall
tales
2602. Loeb and
Kudrow
2603. Shot for
the cup
2604. Hoops
coach Kruger
2605. Monochrome
terrain with craters
2607. Golf
Hall-of-Famer Lorena
2608. Joseph who
wrote Psycho
2609. It's
passed at many a rap show
2612. ___ of Me (1993 PJ Harvey album)
2613. "Shepherd
Moons" singer
2615. Colorful
South African brew
2618. Desert
evergreen trees
2621. Sportscast
wrap-ups
2622. Golden
rule ender
2623. Ochlocratic
rulers
2624. "I
Wanna Be Sedated" group
2625. Classics
class readings
2626. Virginia,
first English child born in America
2627. Long-range
assassins, usually
2628. Brings
great pleasure to an audience
2629. Homer’s
weakness (well, his most acknowledged weakness)
2630. Caballero,
e.g.
2631. Walk
shakily
2632. Camera
giant
2634. Nevada
county containing Yucca Mountain
2635. Sporty car
roofs
2637. Make a
knight
2638. "Morning
___ Broken" (Cat Stevens)
2639. Hog home
2640. Medina
Sidonia was its commander
2643. "Take
___ of celery" (recipe part)
2645. Star Wars character who uses unusual syntax
2647. Like a
chimney sweep
2648. Like
Vichyssoise
2649. Mischievous
girl
2650. Portrayer
of Helene McCready in Gone Baby Gone
2652. Rare sign?
2653. Football
blockers (abbr.)
2654. Embedded
spy
2655. NYT
columnist Maureen
2656. Dental
problem
2657. Downhill
run
2658. Chapel
seating
2659. Wintrier
2660. Strafe
2661. Fabled
steed of 1920
2663. "A
tall vegetable intended by nature to serve as a penal apparatus, though through
a miscarriage of justice most trees bear only a negligible fruit, or none at
all…"
2665. Divided by
2668. When Harry ___ Sally
2669. 1994
deLillos album
2670. More
fastidious
2671. Held, as
breath
2673. Alfred who
got close to an EGOT for Driving Miss Daisy
2675. Medical
brain scan
2676. Song whose
nonsense title was created by Sting’s eight-year-old son (“I’ve never paid him,
so that’s another possible lawsuit”)
2679. Picasso’s
postwar icon
2682. Pop singer
Zayn
2683. Those of
influence
2685. Swam
facing one’s goal without breaststroking
2687. On crack
or smack
2689. With, in
Bonn
2690. Like
milquetoasts
2692. Benchmarks
(abbr.)
2694. Hindu holy
men
2695. "Everyone
saw me getting pantsed during the robbery," e.g.
2697. Boys' caps
fly off during pitches
2698. Eeyore
creator inits.
2700. 2004 Rock
Hall of Fame inductee
2702. Lovato
who’s "Sorry Not Sorry"
2704. Poet's
contraction
2705. Hot under
the collar
2706. Oversimplified
2707. It has one
stable isotopo
2708. Warren
Buffett, to Berkshire Hathaway
2709. Papal
chapel
2710. ___ to go
(gung-ho)
2711. Involuntary
spasms
2712. Found
necessary
2713. Components
of happy faces
2714. Overly
bright, perhaps
2715. End of us
all
2716. Jazzist
Garner who composed “Misty”
2717. Fuel
company that sounds like two contradictory orders
2719. Room
temperature
2721. Unorthodox
religious group
2723. Ed of the
Reagan cabinet
2724. French
film fumbler
2728. Nits,
eventually
2730. QB Newton
2732. Like
Waldorf salad apples
2734. Send away,
as a class
2736. Auditory
attention
2737. Like a
river raft, hopefully
2738. Treats
disrespectfully
2740. Like warp
drive, briefly
2741. U.K. mem.
2742. Features
of some whales
2743. Text-displaying
technology on e-readers
2744. Showed
tiredness, as on a fence
2745. Mickey and
mates
2746. Goodly
number
2747. Confines
2748. Children's
song character with a button nose
2749. Desirable
place to raise eggs
2751. Tracks for
buggies
2753. Trick out,
as an auto
2755. Bombadier
equiv.
2756. Dr. J, for
1980-1981
2757. HS class
that covers differential equations
2760. Gave
attention to
2762. Coral
ridge
2763. Interview, train, and employ follower
2765. Palindromic
text
2766. Place to
sleep in math class?
2767. When, to
Wordsworth
2768. Chevalier
expression
2770. Queen
Farah and others
2771. Addenda
2772. Hurriedly
enter
2773. "Give
___: Don't Pollute!" (old campaign with Woodsy
Owl)
2774. Eliciting
a shrug, perhaps
2775. Belgian
blue
2776. Searches
2777. Certain
dogs
2778. Poster
holder
2780. The
Seventies through the Nineties, to many art historians
2784. Collectives,
compressedly
2787. ___-ride
(paratransit)
2789. Fish food,
sometimes
2791. Otherwise
than
2793. Red Bull
rival
2795. One of the
detectives was actually the killer, e.g.
2798. The
world’s first antibacterial bar
2801. Commit
career suicide
2804. Cartoon
Network’s longest-running original series
2806. Acted the
Boy Scout
2808. "First
I've heard of it"
2810. Seem to be
everywhere
2813. A ___ Two Cities
2815. Like the
flock
2817. Knitter's
buy
2818. Midday
assignation, slangily
2819. DOJ
surveillance department
2820. Olympic
gold-medal sprinter Justin
2821. Thinks
(over) carefully
2822. Noted
athletic supporter (abbr.)
2824. Trauma
treater, informally
2826. Hilum
2827. Mounts, as
for cell phones
2828. Timespan-dependent
payment
2829. Vater's
refusal
2830. Show of
initial astonishment?
2831. Worked at,
as one's trade
2832. Examples
of "an animal of South Africa, which in its domesticated state resembles a
horse, a buffalo and a stag. In its wild condition it is something like a
thunderbolt, an earthquake and a cyclone"
2833. Beating at
chess
2834. "That
'gift and faculty divine' whose creative and
controlling energy inspires Man's mind, guides his actions and adorns his
life"
2835. Female
antelopes
2836. Spelled
out
2838. 33-day
pope of 1978
2841. Fall back
(on)
2843. Kosovo
minority
2845. It reduces
toilet paper use
2846. Response
to a great retort
2848. Where the
taffrail is
2849. Dairy
counter assortment
2850. PC system
of the past
2852. Awards
show since 1993
2854. Islands in
Arafura Sea
2855. Blues
singer Nina
2856. "___
least tried; what did YOU do?"
2857. ___-over-teakettle
2858. Fruit with
apple-like taste
2860. Ossifers
2861. Pig-Pen or Oscar
Madison
2862. Affrays
2863. Singular
of D2862-Down (which I didn't realize until right now. I…worry about what this
project's doing to my brain, sometimes)
2864. Singularity
2866. Singer-songwriters
Steve and Justin Townes
2868. Program
that turns out ensigns, for short
2870. Clumsy oaf
2872. Isle of
MacArthur's return
2874. Slangy
"How are you?"
2875. Use for a
swab
2876. Highest
power?
2877. It's new
in Latino music
2878. Hose buy
2881. Strip for
Spot
2882. GI's break
2883. Volkswagen
hatchback
2884. Ready for
the SRO sign
2885. Life According ___
(Emmy-winning documentary)
2886. Boat part
of UAE history
2887. Giant
deities
2888. National
rule?
2890. Looker-on
2891. Like
Powerpuff Girl heads
2895. Sever ties
to
2897. Burns
slowly
2899. Q-tip
target, often
2900. MV divided
by V
2901. Not his'n
nor her'n nor their'n nor mine
2903. Some
government bonds
2904. Handles
clumsily, as a pail
2905. Dracula miss
2907. Vote of
gratitude for Mr. Roboto
2910. Mysteries
in the film Arrival
2911. Does
nothing much in North Manchester
2913. They were
studied by John Nash, subject of A
Beautiful Mind
2915. Be
uncooperative
2916. Yokums'
"Yes, indeed"
2917. Orlando Furioso author
2920. "A
variously perforated hollow stick intended for the punishment of sin, the
minister of retribution being commonly a young man with strawcolored eyes and
lean hair"
2921. Sleepy
coworker
2923. A caliph
is chosen by people, but one of these is chosen by God
2925. Where a
prickly pear prickles
2926. Reach by
air
2927. Souphanousinphone
from King of the Hill
2928. Quantifiable
sign of age
2932. America’s
first sneaker company
2934. Estimating
words
2935. Coded cry
for help
2939. French
Revolution’s solution to many problems, which became a problem of its own
2940. Sao ___
2941. What those
with baggage and low self-esteem often see themselves as
2946. Pitch ___:
prepare to camp
2948. Stepford
women of film
2950. Battered
brutally
2952. What a
milking machine connects to
2953. Ruler in
the time of Babe
2954. Burnout
2955. Shelled
out
2957. Nose
abusers
2959. Final aim,
to a philosopher
2962. Comfortable
surrounded by
2963. “Rush is
right” speaker
2964. Actress
Clarke who survived two brain hemorrhages and founded a charity to let others
do the same
2965. Queensryche
song about finding yourself?
2966. Chop into
tiny pieces
2967. They're
practicing to practice
2968. Expressions
of dismissal
2973. First,
second, and third
2974. 1972 pact
signed by Nixon and Brezhnev
2976. Food ___
(Anton Ego was one)
2978. Pond
dwellers
2980. Rolling Stone rival
2981. Terrible
twos' responses
2982. Tie ___
(party all night)
2983. Young
male, as far as is known
2984. Millstones
2986. "Oh,
you don't like that? ___ you just not like me?" (Adventure Time)
2989. Spews
mucus from the nose
2991. Security
figure, briefly
2992. "___,
queen!" (slangy celebratory words)
2993. Old year?
2994. Franken
and Yankovic
2995. In a
crafty way
2996. Young
salmons
2997. Certain
skin bulge
2998. Acronym
for straight up and straight down
2999. Where
Mandarin Airlines is based
3004. British
standard
3006. Drug
cooked up in labs
3008. Blonde
comic strip teenager
3010. Worldly
side, per the Kabbalah
3013.