Ubecross
Abecedaria H
Across
H1.
Intimidate
H6.
“___
they do that?”
H10.
Ring
like church bells
H14.
Setting
for the very end of Aida
H18.
“The
American Tribal Love-Rock Musical”
H22.
Lucifer’s
realm
H26.
Gambling
and boozing
H31.
Latin
girlfriend
H36.
In
the past
H40.
Orange
or lime drinks
H44.
Called
the tunes
H48.
Landing
data
H52.
Years
and years and years and…
H56.
Relaxing
place for drinks
H60.
People
working in pastures
H65.
It’s full of cars
H70.
Crams
for an endurance test?
H76.
Legendary
spirit
H77.
Device
for the deaf, acronymed
H81.
Toys-to-life
platform
H84.
Shakespearean
stooges
H86.
Antidepressant
advertised with an unhappy lump
H88.
Title
for a male mayor
H92.
Prelude
to getting payback
H97.
Toon
first called Stinky
H102.
With
two billion pounds of force
H107.
Poisoned
item in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
H111.
John
Turturro film
H114.
Description
of this puzzle’s theme entries that’s apt…if you split a multisyllable word, as
those theme entries don’t (call this the exception that proves the rule)*
H120.
Including
tax and other sums
H121.
Neither
walking nor running
H122.
Blood
density issue
H123.
Single
___ (“Wanna boink,” e.g.)
H124.
What
cord-cutting threatens
H126.
Remote
global business
H128.
“I
___ Rock” (Neil Simon)
H129.
Actor-reality
star Rose on TV’s Relation___
H130.
Fruit
also called “Asian,” “zodiac,” and “three-halves”
H131.
Ship
markings
H132.
Cold
chocolatey brew
H133.
Put
forth support
H134.
Religious
leader who wrote Peace With God
H135.
Most
desiccated
H136.
Southeast
Asian temple
H137.
Magazine
that ran the column “Jay Leno’s Garage”
H140.
Queen’s
domain?
H142.
Meme
where a popular actor feeds pigeons
H143.
Crocodile,
for instance
H145.
Bonds
that come from having had a talk or two
H147.
Gassy
prefix
H148.
Smooths
over
H149.
Bad
place to find skirts
H150.
“I
really like her warm personality”
H151.
Musical
breaks
H152.
Willowy
maiden
H155.
Dial
rival
H156.
Pedro’s
leader?
H157.
Modern
candy heart phrase
H159.
Not
spontaneous
H160.
“The
potted physician”
H161.
Its
curriculum includes The Aeneid and Julius Caesar
H163.
Soup
or pod
H164.
Mathematics
and biology
H165.
He
“lov’d not wisely but too well”
H166.
Sunroof
alternatives
H167.
Unpretentious
H168.
Nice
August?
H169.
Head
of Thermopylae?
H172.
Those
things, in Tijuana
H174.
Take
on the duties of, e.g., chairwoman
H176.
Duval’s
org.
H178.
E.
Coast highway
H179.
Deal
to allow you to start Photoshopping or eBaying that almost nobody actually reads
H180.
Boxing
seg.
H181.
Crumbling
via atmospheric exposure
H183.
Right,
on a German compass
H184.
“Suffice
___ say…”
H185.
Burly
men, in some personals
H186.
Singer
Tom whose music wasn’t
H191.
Bring
home a fuzzball to feed
H200.
President
Bashar
H205.
It
merged with Chevron in 2005
H211.
“L’amour est un oiseau rebelle,” e.g.
H215.
Recessed
ceiling lights
H218.
Montreal
is part of it (abbr.)
H220.
Youth
org. active in the ‘60s
H222.
There’ve
been 20 since JC’s birth
H224.
Parisian’s
airport
H225.
Bricklayer’s
item
H226.
Green
Day drummer Cool
H227.
Boxer
on season four of “Dancing With the Stars”
H230.
Prefix
with “phobia” or “bat”
H234.
Close-cropped
pants
H240.
Pop
singer Cassidy
H244.
Patriotic
periods, traditionally
H252.
General
idea
H258.
Double-edged
dagger
H259.
Bad
kind of throat infection, for short
H260.
Milo
of film
H261.
Unsolicited
manuscripts
H262.
Davis
who played Obama in 2022
H263.
Smooth
over
H264.
Earthquake
H266.
They
can signify acceptance, delight, or uncertainty
H267.
The
Springfield Cardinals or the Erie SeaWolves
H270.
Signs
indicating cost rates in accounting
H272.
Forerunner
to state communism
H274.
Anticlimax
H275.
Lowbrow
trinkets
H278.
Prefix
pointing to the best of one’s recollection
H279.
Transitional
phrase in conversation
H281.
Claim
without (yet) being verified in a court of law
H282.
Not
chatty
H283.
Trapped
H284.
Rich,
as soup
H285.
May
of Marvel’s title
H286.
Horse’s
movement
H287.
Urging
not to trust in computer-guided systems, which is hilarious when you realize
that Lucas’ later films are CGI’d to within an inch of their lives
H289.
Tribute
to the recently departed (abbr.)
H290.
Spark
joy
H291.
Canary
island
H292.
Bleaches
H294.
Game
in another’s stadium
H297.
$
H298.
Answer
to “Know any really good undiscovered songs?”
H301.
Person
who may ask for “the usual”
H303.
Eskimo’s fishing place
H304.
Crown
jewels crown
H305.
Lewwwser
H306.
Era
of which it’s said, “If you remember them, you weren’t
there”
H308.
Part
of a brake
H309.
Drake’s
Golden ___
H310.
Hansoms
for hire
H311.
Some businesses (abbr.)
H312.
Is
perfectly suitable
H314.
The
Bonnie ___ Band
H315.
Poet’s
stresses
H316.
Mission:
Impossible assignment, maybe
H318.
King’s
fool
H319.
“Can
you believe that!”
H321.
Like
some plumbing
H322.
“Tax”
on an energy grid
H323.
Hypotheses
with initial support
H325.
Descended
from the same mother
H327.
Online
VIP
H329.
Succinctness
H330.
Cold
war gp.
H331.
What
the A. stands for, in dates
H332.
Western
scene painter Peter
H333.
Shipping
container wts.
H334.
Punxsutawney
fellow
H335.
Loc.
of Pierre
H336.
Likely
to evoke an “Awww!”
H337.
Inner,
anatomically
H338.
Common
time for services
H340.
Trigger
and others
H343.
Letters
on a pump, maybe
H344.
Hose
stuff
H345.
Scrabble
unit (abbr.)
H346.
Usher’s
job
H349.
Bedlam,
e.g.
H352.
Alley
Oop’s mate
H354.
Instant
(abbr.)
H356.
Major
modification?
H358.
Going
on and on and on and on and on and on
H360.
“Decorates”
on Halloween, say
H362.
Musical
group of eight
H364.
“Outta here,” as a well-hit ball
H365.
Getting
grandfathered in, say
H367.
Hurled
unceremoniously
H368.
Longtime
Kenyan president
H371.
Push
you into some course of action
H374.
Philip
Drummond, to Arnold and Willis Jackson
H375.
Tie
___ (carouse)
H376.
Disease
once called dementia pugilistica
H377.
They’re sometimes called headhunters or body
snatchers
H381.
Scornful
sound
H384.
Star
near Venus?
H385.
Looking
into permanent accommodations
H388.
Kind
of love felt with the gonads
H390.
Alda
and Ladd of film
H392.
State-run
game
H395.
Appeared
on someone else’s show
H399.
Paris
romance?
H400.
“Don’t
Look Back in Anger” Britpop band
H401.
When
people say, “we’ll see what’s in the cards,” this is the deck
H402.
Upon
death, as a funeral
H403.
Menu
choice for e-mail
H404.
“Is
he the one you mean?”
H405.
“…if
I thought ___ help”
H406.
Bar-code
reader (abbr.)
H407.
East
Coast rte.
H408.
Jean
who was Marilyn
H409.
Undesirable
ink color
H410.
Notable
feature in “crack’d”
H411.
Suffix
with depart
H412.
Cry
from one who just got the joke
H413.
High
office
H415.
Franklin’s
middle name
H417.
Disentangle
H418.
They’ve got estates coming
H420.
Cheese
paired with Pinot noir
H422.
Jan
Brady portrayer
H425.
Point
where many connections are made
H427.
Prepares
for a birthday party, say
H428.
Rock
bottom
H429.
Autos’
squawkboxes
H431.
Aussie
English, to Aussies
H432.
Uses
Amazon
H433.
Command
heard with a pair of clubs…or in Fight Club?
H434.
Ending
for a hydrocarbon
H435.
“The
Girl You Lost to Cocaine” singer
H436.
Dog
with a black tongue
H438.
“___
up!” (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel catchphrase)
H440.
One
of the four kinds of humor
H441.
Moral
philosopher Immanuel
H442.
Subjs.
for Barron’s
H443.
Iron
man race, for short
H444.
Prepares
pears
H446.
Metal-masked
villain whose line goes back to the 1600s
H448.
Swallows,
as the Savior’s flesh
H450.
Professional
seer of old
H453.
Cherokees’
kin
H454.
___-five
lowball poker
H456.
Possessed,
to Shakespeare
H457.
Yours,
in Giverny
H458.
Schedule
uncertainties
H459.
Not
___: no trace
H460.
Lengthy
campaigns
H461.
Ovid’s
audience
H462.
Howard
portrayed in The Aviator
H463.
Afternoon
beverage
H464.
Presenters’
presenters, informally
H465.
Head
for the stratosphere
H466.
With
jangling noises
H472.
They
allow computers to respond to gestures (abbr.)
H473.
Krazy critter of silent shorts
H474.
With
it, ‘40s-style
H475.
ID
card datum
H477.
Amino
acid synthesized from glucose
H479.
Not
ready for prime time?
H481.
Bite,
as the heels
H482.
Blow
out of the water
H484.
Follower
of “flim”
H485.
Werewolves
do it
H486.
First
big music label to get online
H487.
Flag
carrier
H488.
Guttural
dissent
H489.
Zombie
film produced by Quentin Tarantino
H491.
Untype
H492.
Boondocks
possessive
H493.
Train
stop (abbr.)
H494.
Forum
401
H495.
When
things aren’t so crazy
H496.
Robin
Hood’s bow wood
H497.
Two-time
Dem nominee who’s probably gotten more people to fill
in his initials in a crossword than ever voted for him
H498.
Baseball
statistic
H500.
Party
nut?
H502.
Solar
beam
H504.
Like
some World War II strategy
H506.
Cunning
hunter, per Genesis
H508.
VII
x VIII
H509.
Keep
___ to the ground: listen for trends
H510.
The ___ Movie: Widely panned film whose hero is a “Meh”
H513.
Dirk
Dastardly’s dog who rasp-laughs at all their evil
plots
H515.
Pull out all the stops
H516.
Heartier
than the rest
H517.
Compulsive
fanatic
H518.
“Gee
whiz”
H519.
Its
2019 champs were the Charlotte Checkers
H522.
Templeton,
in Charlotte’s Web
H523.
Some regular dates, informally
H526.
What
this definitely isn’t
H527.
Had
for ages
H528.
Fleischer
and Onassis
H530.
Adhere
(to)
H533.
World
Cafe broadcaster
H534.
Big
name in IT
H537.
Putin’s
decline?
H539.
Musical
flowers?
H541.
Puts
aside for later
H543.
Put
___: employ
H545.
Star
who’s out?
H547.
Post-jrs.
H548.
The
Fed’s concern, informally
H549.
Guardian
of the Pyramids
H550.
Certain
central Asian
H551.
Determining
gender zoologist-style
H552.
Makes
like Marty McFly
H554.
Words
of noncommitment
H555.
Prefix
with -morphic
H556.
Ultimate
ship
H557.
Mischievous
titter
H558.
Sounder
director
H559.
I,
to Einstein
H560.
Prince
Andrew’s ex Stark
H561.
Big
pictures (abbr.)
H563.
Middle-class
or lower
H566.
Made
easy to find, as pets or cows
H568.
Rotate
the lever of
H570.
Monk’s
“Well, You ___”
H571.
___
Sticks: drain-cleaning aid
H573.
Soldiers
of Seoul
H574.
Vocab
section, in schools today?
H575.
Give
the nod
H576.
Proper
speech
H578.
Zola
tale of Paris
H579.
Committee
examinations
H580.
High-speed
coupes, briefly
H581.
Be
under obligation
H582.
Ridiculous
shoe widths
H583.
Following
a schedule
H596.
Increase,
old style
H597.
Trio
after F
H598.
“Uh-huh”
H599.
Boise
state
H601.
Room
between rooms
H602.
Compared
H605.
Consumed,
biblically
H607.
“Camptown ladies sing this song, doo-__, doo-___…”
H608.
Rumpuses
H609.
Do
a tonsorial task
H610.
Spigot attachment
H612.
Treeless
high spot
H614.
Ripped
hunks off
H615.
Most
recent Roman-numeral year that could be hidden smoothly within a single word
H616.
Strand,
maybe
H617.
Examined
judicially
H619.
Allows
to see
H621.
Attract
considerable notice
H622.
“Broadway
Joe” of football
H624.
Oddsmaker’s
last words?
H626.
Team
that won its first Super Bowl (under this name) in 2022
H628.
___
scale of hardness
H630.
Bath
alternative
H631.
Noted
Roman structure in England
H634.
Viva
___ (aloud)
H637.
[Kiss]
H638.
Formula
One racer Fabi
H639.
Not
in the bk.
H640.
Skirt
sector
H641.
Activities
H642.
Indecisive
line
H643.
12
H644.
___
out (gives substance to)
H645.
Test the worth of
H646.
Texas
city with an annual Jalapeño Festival
H647.
RV
add-on
H648.
Asks
Jesu to aid
H649.
Israeli
prime ministers Barak and Olmert
H650.
It
may get upset
H652.
Okinawan
seaport
H654.
Water
added to the tank, e.g.
H656.
Precursor
of a 1773 revolt
H657.
Amusingly
overwhelms
H659.
LOL
or WTF, e.g.
H660.
0.08
will make you legally intoxicated (abbr.)
H661.
Before,
to Barrett Browning
H662.
Alternatives
to licenses
H664.
Apple
cutter?
H665.
Tacitus’
successor
H666.
Source
of doorbell footage
H667.
Avenging
anger
H668.
Detective
played by Peter Lorre
H670.
Holy
inscription
H671.
Hewlett-Packard
CEO Antonio
H672.
Escalator
parts
H674.
Small
sprout
H676.
Gawd,
to Suthunuhs
H678.
Gannets
H680.
Power
sources
H682.
Where
you poke your hands in the bedroom most mornings
H684.
Upside-down
U
H686.
Bends
and hitches
H687.
Longs
(for)
H688.
Screenplay
units
H689.
Accusation
to beat?
H690.
Pachyderm
whose horn confers no health benefits, despite legends
H692.
Sea-going
initials
H695.
Canine
scraps
H698.
Inherently
similar
H702.
Super
___ (Switch granddaddy)
H703.
Dictionary
measurement
H708.
Governor
Richards portrayed in a solo play
H709.
Cloth
used in the shower
H712.
“This
can’t be good”
H716.
Mrs.
Clinton, e.g.
H719.
Low
to mark somber times
H722.
Nervous
type
H724.
Lyric
forgetter’s syllables
H726.
Naming
things for people
H727.
Home
to Hyundai’s headquarters
H729.
Ga.
cap.
H730.
Clemency
H731.
Fuzzy
yarn
H732.
Tap-danced,
slangily
H733.
Lukas
of Inception
H734.
Like
some lattices
H735.
Sept,
___, neuf
H736.
“You
don’t say”
H737.
Tell
what one wants to hear
H738.
Built
to Spill’s state (abbr.)
H739.
Obligations,
to Ovid
H740.
Ian’s
“I think not!”
H741.
Accursed
H743.
Chapel
vow
H744.
What
ego is
H746.
As yet
H747.
Jewish
Community Ctr. forerunner
H749.
Candidate
lists
H751.
Most
conniving
H753.
World
Series of Poker game
H754.
Quentin’s
muse, he says
H755.
Giveaways
H758.
“___
old for this!”
H759.
Declaim
H760.
No
reinvention of the wheel or anything
H761.
Fare
way
H762.
Modules
H763.
Disney
heroine who befriends two divine beings
H764.
Recurring
melody
H766.
Prior
mo.
H767.
One
on the force
H768.
Brotherhood
___ (Britpop group unintentionally name-checked in “Imagine”)
H769.
MLB
injured reserves, briefly
H770.
Beings
H.G. Wells used to satirize the upper crust
H771.
Helsinki
suburb
H773.
Sauce
for braised meat
H775.
Wine
also known as Shiraz
H777.
Unspecialized
exam for would-be college students
H779.
It
revolves around the capital
H781.
Part
of an electric motor
H783.
View
from Lyons
H784.
“When
you play the Game of Thrones, you ___ you die”
H786.
Dunked
cookies
H787.
Slangy
denials
H788.
French
Oscars
H789.
It’s kind of a clip show of the three
books preceding it
H791.
Some gov’t gps.
H792.
Prone
to unfair complaints
H793.
Like
a shuttle’s path
H796.
Move
to and ___
H797.
“You
going to kick ___ fuss about it?”
H799.
Chaney
of silents
H800.
Camping
spray
H801.
Sheepskin
boot name
H802.
Aquatinting
solution
H804.
Ocean
bottoms
H806.
Race
invoked by white supremacists
H808.
Satellite
TV attachments
H811.
Intrinsically
H813.
Female
leadership org.
H814.
Coastal
opening
H815.
West
Coast G-funk figure
H816.
Telecom
giant of yore
H817.
Luna,
Diana, and Hecate, among others
H819.
Tractor-trailers
H820.
Hoarder
who hears a hobbit
H821.
Actor
Brolin
H822.
Ammonia-derived
compound
H823.
Catchphrase
retired since ‘81 but still used to market
Chinese-style sauces
H825.
Certain
degrees
H826.
Pt.
of Q & A
H827.
“I
GUESS THIS IS HAPPENING NOW, ISN’T IT”
H829.
Esau’s
first wife
H830.
Christopher
or Lloyd of Hollywood
H831.
Jorge
___ Borges of poetry
H833.
COVID
crash caregiver
H835.
Small-screen
honor
H836.
Embarrassing
Freudian slip
H838.
___
ease (stressed)
H840.
Gotham
paper, for short
H841.
LXXXVI
x VII
H842.
Woodrow
Wilson was the only US prez to have one
H843.
Kind
of cushionPBPPPPPT! Hee hee
H845.
More
incensed
H846.
Sheryl
Swoopes’ org.
H847.
Add
to the soundtrack
H848.
Ending
for beaut
H849.
Simple
formula you should put in you every day
H852.
Shakira
or Frida Kahlo
H854.
US’s
most abundant energy source, despite everything
H855.
Who
elevated the elevator
H856.
Emeril’s
meas.
H857.
ROFL
alternative
H858.
Enclosed
H859.
Crustacean
used in Cajun cuisine
H862.
John,
to Lennon
H865.
Stealth
plane
H867.
___
move: making progress
H869.
Certain
Dover fish dish
H871.
Peruse
again
H872.
Kinda
boring
H874.
“North”
and “south” suffixes
H875.
Not
blow up in anyone’s face
H877.
Church
spires
H879.
Loves
lots
H880.
Zingers
H881.
Approve
H883.
Neighborhood
next to NYC’s East Village
H884.
Word
between two last names
H885.
Jaws sighting
H886.
Planet’s
center
H888.
Got
some nutrients
H889.
Journeyed
for
H891.
Statue
outside Boston’s TD Garden
H892.
Cadiz
uncle
H893.
Poorly
written name on a cartoon boot
H895.
Emotionally
charged topics
H898.
Jockey’s
blouse material
H900.
He
plays a patriarch in It’s Always Sunny in
Philadelphia
H902.
One
versed in disputation
H905.
Mil.
unit below a division
H906.
Opening
for Romeo?
H907.
Legalese
adverb
H908.
Soft
drink first sold in 1905
H909.
Like
reading the dictionary
H910.
Liquid-___
(Drano rival)
H911.
Take
creases out of clothes
H912.
George
Harrison, for one
H913.
Personally
bring
H915.
“Are
you crazy? No!”
H916.
“Boy,
it’s cold!”
H917.
Officer
who evaluated a town’s bread and booze
H918.
Rude
fellow at the dinner table
H920.
Olympian’s
hardware
H922.
Scientology
creator ___ Hubbard
H923.
Bright
fish
H925.
Cross
shapes
H927.
___-oriented
(popular term on a resume)
H929.
Bland
quality
H930.
Graceless
ones
H931.
Follower
of Adler, Freud, or Jung?
H932.
News
bulletin
H933.
Make
another Xerox of
H934.
Setting
in National Lampoon’s first movie
H936.
“Electric
Feel” band
H937.
Make
disgusted
H938.
Look Back in Anger playwright
H939.
Decency
deficiency
H940.
Syllables
sung by Figaro
H941.
Current
controllers
H942.
Includes
in its process
H943.
Striker
H945.
Track
figures
H947.
When,
in Act IV, Juliet drinks the potion
H950.
Auto
race with a French spelling
H952.
Flat
bread container?
H953.
Once-Minister
of Finance Taro
H954.
Some hallucinogens, for short
H955.
Places
for muckety-mucks?
H956.
In
an understated way
H957.
Communication
H958.
Star
of North Dallas Forty, 1979
H959.
Capital
with a former pearl-diving center
H960.
Cause
of a bad hair day, perhaps
H961.
___
out (obviously juicing)
H962.
D-Day
setting
H963.
Excitement
manifestation
H964.
Flirts
with unconsciousness
H966.
Hephaestus’s
home, in myth
H968.
Vibrato
H969.
Pitch
black
H971.
Hitting
high in the air
H973.
Transparent
H974.
Goldblum’s
Jurassic Park costar
H976.
Turtle-like
enemy of Super Mario games
H977.
Em
relatives
H978.
Full
of fun
H979.
Goodbye, Columbus writer Philip
H980.
He
has a direct line to the Banker
H981.
Williams’s
successor on NBC Nightly News
H982.
Feature
of Spanish and Scottish pronunciation
H983.
Item
on a well-known roadshow
H985.
Neat
freak’s bane
H994.
Max’s
opposite
H995.
Dish
of lima beans and corn
H1004.
What
Tarzan said when he stepped on the beach in summer [not sure what I was
thinking with this one]
H1005.
“Wh-where am I? Who am I?” speaker, in cartoons
H1007.
Main
ethnic group of Burundi
H1009.
Religious
recesses
H1011.
Motion
of the ocean result, for some
H1013.
The Killing Fields Oscar-winning actor Haing S.
H1015.
Uttar
Pradesh attraction
H1016.
Alternative
to a moonroof
H1018.
Put
back in the cage
H1019.
One-liner
H1020.
Big-time
gamblers
H1022.
License
plate words
H1023.
A
Mrs. Trump
H1025.
“Nut”
opener?
H1026.
Orlando
suburb ___ Springs (meaning “high mountain”)
H1027.
Old
Hollywood’s Gardner
H1028.
It
has just 16 rules of grammar
H1029.
The
point ___ return
H1030.
Upscale
Japanese import
H1033.
Chrysler
300, for one
H1035.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend channel
H1036.
Receive
H1038.
Mellow
Alice in Chains EP
H1039.
Part
of a lunar cycle
H1040.
Singers
Jones and James
H1041.
Seth
Curry, since 2016
H1042.
Tim
whose best-known character might use his namesake wrench
H1043.
Barks
like a fox
H1044.
Repeated
cry in the Ramones’ “Blitzkrieg Bop”
H1045.
Road
warning
H1046.
Crab’s
claw
H1047.
…___
a jolly good fellow
H1050.
Takes care of a toy?
H1053.
Orderly
sequencing
H1054.
Abbr.
on a form
H1055.
Power
brick
H1056.
Indolent
H1060.
Medical
grant issuer (abbr.)
H1063.
Make
a new sketch of
H1064.
Talkative
cylinder in our home
H1066.
“Oh,
you thought ___? Guess we’re both surprised, then”
H1068.
Sodium
hydroxide, on a chem test
H1069.
Encls.
with mss.
H1070.
Arrive
___ conclusion
H1071.
Inclusive…but
not THAT inclusive...pronoun
H1072.
The Sinner producer-star Jessica
H1073.
Assess
to be
H1075.
Half
faffing off?
H1076.
Pixar
film set in the future
H1077.
Mooring
place
H1078.
River
countercurrents
H1079.
Writer
and sometime culture warrior Weiss
H1080.
Hamburger’s
“I hate this”
H1081.
Dog
star’s first name
H1082.
Read,
as a QR code
H1083.
Common
prayer opening
H1084.
Explosive
first used as a yellow dye
H1085.
Main
trunk of a tree
H1086.
Marketing
database of a sort, for short
H1087.
Big
lug
H1088.
SSgt,
e.g.
H1089.
Exclamations
of surprise
H1091.
Seth
Rogen’s physique
H1093.
Rope
fiber source
H1095.
Hobbling
gaits
H1097.
In
a ___ (irritable)
H1099.
Moggan
mass-producer
H1102.
Hollywood
doctor’s patient?
H1104.
Lightly
hued
H1105.
Actor
Andrew or Elisabeth
H1106.
Shoulder-baring
garments
H1108.
Support,
as a motion
H1109.
Removed
the middle from
H1110.
“___
you been? We looked everywhere for you!”
H1112.
1.0079
for H
H1113.
Men
in blue
H1114.
Salt
formation, in India
H1115.
Ghost World heroine
H1116.
Weapon
with a bell-shaped guard
H1117.
Tear
into, as packaging
H1119.
Georg
who won more Grammys than anyone else
H1121.
The
Queen star
H1123.
Earmarked
H1126.
Honorary
deg. (in the U.S.)
H1128.
Notes
in major chords
H1129.
Is
a leadfoot
H1130.
Rats’
home of kidlit
H1132.
Scoldedeth
H1133.
Dan
of Mike’s Murder
H1134.
E-ZPass charges
H1135.
Feng
___: decorating philosophy
H1136.
Monsieur
de Balzac
H1137.
Giant
get-together
H1138.
Guy
not even worth mentioning
H1139.
GoPro
perspectives, briefly
H1140.
Coin
of Western Samoa
H1141.
Suffix
with Siam
H1142.
Noted
construction union
H1143.
“___
go there!”
H1144.
Italian
ice alternative
H1145.
At
a higher elevation
H1147.
Lana
del Rey forgiveness ballad
H1149.
Avatar
race
H1150.
Stops
along the Information Superhighway
H1152.
Those,
in Badajoz
H1154.
Pitchblende
and cassiterite
H1155.
Richard’s
successor as mayor of Chicago
H1156.
College
near Windsor Castle
H1158.
Perform
well at
H1160.
Comically
incompetent
H1162.
Masked Singer season winner named for an instrument
H1163.
Pope
after Clement XIV
H1164.
“WHOA!”
H1165.
y
over x
H1166.
Malay
craft
H1167.
Shout
near the ears?
H1168.
Abbr.
on old maps
H1169.
Trust
from the hip
H1171.
Alan
who fretted his most famous role would trivialize war with comedy, and didn’t sign on until six hours before filming began
H1172.
TV
actress Chabert
H1173.
Nursery
rhyme lad
H1175.
“I
have ___” (King)
H1177.
Defeat
waterproofing
H1179.
“Teacup”
dogs
H1182.
Frayed
and ragged
H1184.
Omar
seen in Juice and Resurrection
H1187.
Drag
racing org.
H1188.
Coin
aperture
H1189.
Betook
oneself apace
H1190.
Further
clarification after “That may not have been entirely accurate…”
H1191.
With
“The,” Ralph Fiennes horror hit of 2022
H1192.
Powerful
German dog, informally
H1193.
Palindromic
baby food
H1194.
Actress
Washbourne
H1195.
Part
of HRH, until 2022
H1196.
Really
disgust
H1200.
Mudskippers
H1202.
Owl-keeping
goddess
H1204.
Island
nation in the Pacific
H1208.
Wins
a fight decisively
H1209.
“___
forgive those who trespass against us”
H1210.
“Let
me ___ pray thee…” (Ex. 4:18)
H1212.
Reassure
that one’s joking, in a way
H1214.
Fats
Domino’s “It’s ___ Love”
H1216.
Endorse
on a Web site, maybe
H1217.
Mandy
Moore’s skincare brand
H1219.
Swimmer
Torres or architect Huang
H1220.
Soda
on M*A*S*H
H1221.
30-year
New Yorker writer Mehta
H1222.
Playboy creator’s nickname
H1223.
Old
tavern beverage
H1224.
Spinoff
featuring Sela Ward
H1225.
Sculpt
H1226.
Core
power?
H1229.
CIA
precursor
H1230.
Mean
trouble for
H1231.
She’s loved warmly and well
H1232.
___
v. Ferguson: 1896 segregation case
H1233.
Tied
to the Earth’s big picture
H1234.
First
aunt in Disney
H1235.
Treatment
that helps a car’s longevity
H1239.
Spinning
wheel stat
H1241.
Mah-jongg
patterns
H1243.
Raven
in Maryland
H1245.
“And
___ my cap…”
H1246.
Mediterranean
seaport
H1247.
The
G, W, or B in GWB
H1249.
His
co-pilot was a Wookiee
H1251.
Bangkok
bank contents
H1252.
Cerebrum
and cerebellum divisions
H1254.
House of the Dragon predecessor, for short
H1255.
Judge’s
concern
H1256.
Niche
area
H1257.
Discalced
H1258.
Jeter
and Carr of sports
H1259.
Affirmations
H1260.
Is
granted influence
H1261.
Texas
or Georgia follower
H1263.
Web
protocol letters
H1264.
All-vowel
avowal
H1265.
Clinique
seller
H1268.
Abs exercise
H1270.
Type
of triangle
H1272.
Catcher’s
face protection
H1273.
City
of slots
H1274.
How
a throw to the plate may arrive
H1275.
Jabs
the Joker
H1276.
GOPponents
H1277.
“Not
now ___!”
H1278.
He
tried to bring Eurydice back from Hades
H1280.
“I’m
___ Missouri, you have to show me”
H1283.
Quotable
Evan
H1286.
Home
of the WNBA’s Storm
H1289.
Bane
of an off-key tenor
H1290.
First
software to run on a PC at bootup
H1292.
Tear
to bits
H1294.
1976
Greatest Hits album that includes “Evil Woman”
H1295.
Summers
abroad
H1296.
Comedian
Dan
H1297.
Spanish
counterpart of the French “vous”
H1298.
Japanese
Prime Minister Fukuda
H1299.
“So
glad that isn’t me” feeling
H1300.
Ham
Hamlet
H1301.
It
works backward from one (there’s no year zero)
H1302.
Humorist
Shriner
H1303.
Actor
who won lightweight and welterweight boxing titles while in prison
H1309.
Feature
of Kansas and North Dakota quarters
H1314.
Marvel
superhero who’s actually public domain
H1318.
“___
loaf is better…”
H1323.
Financial
pg. topics
H1327.
Thesaurus
creator
H1332.
European
saline lake
H1338.
An
X could represent it
H1339.
Way
out of a dialogue box
H1341.
___
State (Connecticut’s nickname)
H1343.
Union
in D.C. and others
H1345.
Like
many a pitcher
H1347.
CVIII
x XXV
H1348.
X-rated
film genre
H1350.
Works
on a grand scale
H1351.
Subordinate,
as a chef
H1352.
Goods
locations
H1354.
Surgeons’
insertions
H1355.
Fyre Festival site
H1357.
Outsider
to your faith
H1358.
Boy
or Dome lead-in
H1359.
Like
the line, “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in
possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife” (love you, Jane, but it’s true)
H1362.
Early
kind of vaccination
H1363.
Three
over two?
H1365.
Certain
urban areas
H1368.
Shortening
of ___nsylvania ___kee that
got an extra “n” when it became a milling village
H1370.
Green,
bike-friendly capital
H1373.
Ruler
until 1979
H1374.
“Mourning
Becomes Electra” brother and namesakes
H1375.
Classic
record material
H1376.
Portugal’s
cont.
H1377.
Riker’s
rank, for short
H1378.
“___
is not a test!”
H1379.
Reached
by air
H1380.
In-law
or bro
H1381.
KJV
pronoun
H1382.
Rushes,
quaintly
H1383.
Material
pattern
H1385.
Where
not to put all your eggs
H1386.
Sight
at the border
H1388.
Play
the private eye
H1390.
NCAA
pt.
H1391.
Drill
sergeant’s “one”
H1393.
Warn
from behind the wheel
H1395.
Enamored
H1396.
Unpaid
babysitters, maybe
H1398.
Suffix
with final
H1399.
What
cowbirds don’t build
H1400.
Future
fetus, sometimes
H1401.
Underhand
H1403.
“Dear,
dear, dear, dear, dear”
H1404.
Audiophile’s
pride
H1405.
Ended
a solo run?
H1407.
Tramp’s
attire
H1408.
John
of Three’s Company
H1409.
It’ll wear you out
H1410.
Paris
preposition
H1412.
Moderately
H1413.
Suffix
with auction and (more or less) engine
H1414.
Gush
over a show
H1416.
1970s-’90s
film company
H1417.
Breathless star Jean
H1419.
St.
Paul’s architect and bird
H1421.
Viola’s
alter ego in Twelfth Night
H1424.
Made
to resemble nappy leather
H1426.
What
some people do when they’re in the pits
H1428.
Tour
Paris
H1430.
Miler
Sebastian
H1431.
___
Angeleno
H1434.
Ancestral
groups
H1435.
Ones
trying to increase circulation, for short?
H1436.
She
cut John Wayne from an important part
H1437.
Wildcats
on scoreboards
H1438.
A
marzo date
H1439.
Social
group
H1440.
William
Wordsworth’s “Nice night!”*
H1449.
“Book
of Days” singer
H1451.
Rubber
ducky’s spot
H1452.
Autobahn
speed meas.
H1454.
Bill
of Mad magazine fame
H1456.
Nordic
toast (var.)
H1458.
Hip-hopper
Blige
H1459.
Needle-toothed
swimmer
H1461.
Land
for the looney?
H1462.
Potter’s
job after glazing
H1464.
Deity
featured in Aida
H1465.
Catalina,
Big Sur, and Ventura, for three
H1469.
Civic
organization member
H1470.
Battle
cry
H1471.
Track
activity
H1472.
Letter
used as a symbol for Dogecoin
H1473.
Peer Gynt Suite composer
H1474.
1/7 of a semana
H1475.
Fey
with many Emmys
H1476.
Source
of the “last problem” of the Alps
H1477.
Song
beginning “A-weh-uh-heh-uh-ell…”
H1479.
Let
the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the you
H1484.
Stamp
of approval?
H1486.
Hide
homes
H1489.
Gallic
agreements
H1491.
1980s
movie hero, informally
H1492.
Say
it with me: “Hello. My name is ___ Montoya. You killed
my father. Prepare to die.”
H1493.
Prayer
to the Virgin
H1495.
Eight
in front?
H1496.
Abbr.
for a British monarch
H1497.
Rolaids
competitor
H1498.
Sewing
machine attachment
H1499.
Like
Rudolph’s nose
H1500.
Use
a dust rag on
H1501.
Southeast
Asian holiday
H1502.
Zookeepers
with larger animals, usually
H1504.
Show
to a seat
H1506.
Frosty’s
button, to Frosty
H1508.
Julia
portrayer
H1510.
Instructive
example
H1512.
Eland’s
cousin
H1513.
Strong
weed has a lot of it (abbr.)
H1514.
Cloud-chamber
particle
H1515.
Caravansary
H1516.
He
used to work for the Bureau
H1518.
Margaret
who painted big-eyed, waifish kids
H1519.
Suffix
for many a webpage (especially early webpages)
H1520.
Old-English
letters replaced by þ, which was then replaced by “th”
H1521.
Dodge
Ram engine
H1522.
Couple’s Journal: ___ and Hers Year Long Planner
H1523.
Stick-drawn
bit of cartography
H1524.
Pacifist
H1526.
Lock
section
H1527.
Stingrays,
for example, briefly
H1528.
Game
of kings and castles
H1529.
Frat
member
H1530.
Saturday
morning cartoon character who was also a real-life prime-time actor
H1531.
“2
funny!!!”
H1532.
Anti-piracy
org.
H1534.
Driveway
coating
H1536.
Common
tax form, spelled out
H1538.
Alliance
dissolved in 1977
H1540.
Choice
loin cuts
H1542.
Goalie
glove
H1544.
Japanese
chiefs of old
H1547.
Gunner,
in a car
H1549.
Apartment
next to a super, maybe
H1551.
GPO
purchases
H1552.
Columbus
is there
H1553.
Dutch
painter Steen
H1554.
“Speak
up” requests
H1555.
Borodin
opera prince
H1556.
Relating
to a cranial point
H1557.
Londoner’s
day off
H1558.
Bon
___ (witty saying)
H1559.
Fit
of ill humor
H1560.
Community
mainstay
H1561.
Noted
culinary maximalist
H1562.
Important
financing data, for short
H1563.
“Like
I could believe THAT!”
H1565.
“(sigh)…It’s
true”
H1568.
Antidiscrimination
agcy.
H1570.
Whippersnapper
H1572.
Addresses
shrilly
H1574.
Use
‘baccy
H1576.
Granite
St. campus
H1577.
Philip
who played Master Kan on Kung Fu
H1579.
No-___
(gnats)
H1581.
Hospital
fluids
H1583.
Close
female relative
H1584.
Treasure
St.
H1585.
Shot
taken at a party
H1587.
What
some shots prevent
H1589.
Polar
bear locator
H1590.
The
Pope’s office
H1592.
French
chalk
H1593.
Haunted
house outburst
H1594.
Job
bios
H1595.
Small
nail
H1596.
Fuegian
cape
H1597.
Gun
regulators, for short
H1598.
Sarcastic
response
H1601.
“My
1 & only”
H1602.
14
years before the Magna Carta
H1604.
In
order
H1606.
Duke
or Duck
H1608.
Dos
follow
H1610.
Self-righteous
person
H1612.
Italy,
figuratively
H1615.
Former
NASCAR Cup sponsor
H1617.
Like
Poe stories
H1619.
She
inspires love poets
H1621.
Singer
Rawls
H1622.
Question
of self-doubt
H1623.
Truman
and others
H1624.
It’s not right to say on a farm
H1625.
Companion
of ahs
H1626.
Passing
on
H1628.
More
healthy
H1629.
“Sending
my best wishes!”
H1630.
Channel
where Queen Latifah has hawked her Queen Collection
H1631.
12-time
Pro Bowl pick Junior
H1633.
A Bar at the Folies-Bergere painter, 1882
H1635.
Brobdingnagian
building block
H1638.
Ritz
cracker competitor
H1640.
Duke
who last appeared in Ready Player One
H1642.
Timer
part
H1645.
“Hula
Hoop” singer
H1646.
Lusterless
H1648.
Photo
collage
H1650.
Brit’s
greeting
H1651.
Pro
___ (in the meantime)
H1652.
California’s
Jesse
H1655.
Vague
H1656.
Arthur
Honegger’s ___ David
H1657.
Combination
of pitches
H1659.
Drone
“eyes”
H1660.
Grandma
in Grenada
H1661.
Wished
(for)
H1662.
Great
Lake St.
H1663.
Singer
Marley, Dylan, or Seger
H1664.
Potluck
dinner unit
H1665.
Diamond
or heart
H1667.
One
of rock’s Dees
H1668.
It
may be part of a bank
H1670.
Sound
when a shop door opens, perhaps
H1672.
“The
Heart of Georgia”
H1674.
Start
a journey
H1675.
Informal
hello
H1677.
Waldorf’s
heckling buddy
H1680.
Creature-aiding
divs.
H1682.
Bounce-back
strategy
H1684.
Less-played
half of a 45
H1686.
Intelligent
bunch
H1687.
Ambulatory
oaks, or so they appear
H1688.
Trader
of grains, not the dad-joke quotient
H1691.
It’s above us and we don’t know what it
is, for short
H1692.
Gift
___
H1693.
(2,
7, 4, 3, 7), e.g.
H1694.
Toaster
opening
H1695.
Military-school
demerits
H1696.
Small-time
hackers?
H1698.
Al-___,
Saudi Arabian province
H1699.
Nonpastoral
H1701.
Miss
in a cantina
H1704.
Simple
travel route
H1706.
Kid’s
electronic wheels, for short
H1708.
Playing
with the fullest deck
H1710.
It’s rolled out during rain delays
H1712.
“Christians,
get along!” bk.
H1713.
Healthy
hors-d’oeuvres
H1717.
Rocket
vendor of desert cartoons
H1718.
“Another
___, Another Show” (Kiss Me, Kate song)
H1719.
Coffeemaker
brand
H1720.
Hollywood
technology, briefly
H1721.
Meteorological
probe
H1722.
Major
Tom’s correspondent
H1725.
Blue-flowered
plant
H1726.
PLO
rival
H1727.
Mugger’s
weapon, in Britain
H1728.
Robert
De Niro film
H1729.
Llama’s
abundance?
H1730.
Howard
and Perlman
H1731.
Grad’s
event
H1733.
It
may be written in stone
H1734.
Promise
attendance, briefly
H1736.
Clinging
greenery
H1738.
Brought
to one’s second-story room, say
H1740.
Like
“jeans,” by origin
H1742.
Sweatshirt
part
H1744.
Fiery
chili pepper
H1746.
Sign
often coincident with Easter
H1748.
Tapped
item
H1749.
Yard
objects, at election time
H1750.
Tom
or Huck, e.g.
H1751.
Nonpareil
H1753.
Snaky
critter
H1754.
Ordinal
ender
H1755.
Big
apple pitcher
H1756.
Heart,
essentially
H1757.
Mythical
underworld
H1758.
“Whur does she blow?” reply
H1759.
Costar
of Coleman
H1760.
Prefix
with business
H1762.
Gourmet
H1764.
Red
wine choice
H1766.
Former
Wall St. inits.
H1768.
“The
Oblong Box” author’s initials
H1770.
Da
___ (Vietnam port)
H1772.
Short-lived
Christina Ricci television series
H1774.
Kaluuya of Get Out, Black Panther, and
Black Mirror
H1776.
Ransom
payoff
H1778.
Three
times a day (abbr.)
H1779.
Famous
moon visitor?
H1780.
A
cabal
H1782.
Title
for a “mujer” (abbr.)
H1783.
Ring,
as a bell in a steeple
H1784.
Primed
to notice
H1785.
How
to sell garage sale items
H1787.
Juniors’
exams
H1788.
Jazzed
H1789.
Cry, The Beloved Country author
H1790.
Inception,
as explained in Inception*
H1799. One may be over your shoulder
H1801.
Honor
like a troubadour
H1803.
Start-of-spring
event
H1805.
Castro
cast him out
H1808.
Fastest
of a historical trio
H1809.
Trochee’s
counterpart
H1811.
Winchester,
for one
H1812.
Ripens
H1813.
More
info later (abbr.)
H1814.
1040
issuers
H1815.
Start
raking in the pounds
H1816.
Seagram
Building architect Ludwig Mies van der ___
H1817.
Resurrected,
as Christ
H1818.
Jay-Z
offerings
H1819.
Cat
on a sportswear logo
H1820.
Dream
letters
H1821.
“___
would do me” (self-loving bit from The Prom)
H1822.
Prussian
cavalryman
H1823.
Hair
product Preference by L’___
H1824.
Ending
akin to -ist
H1825.
Farm
youngling
H1826.
Be
on standby
H1828.
14th-century
logician who used the principle of parsimony
H1830.
Checks
for null hypotheses
H1832.
Try
to kill with a knife
H1834.
He
doesn’t get too cute with language
H1836.
Brigadier
general decoration
H1837.
Brown-tinted
photo
H1839.
They
used to have a “Best Continuing Performance in a Series by a Comedienne,
Singer, Hostess, Dancer, M.C., Announcer, Narrator, Panelist, or Any Person Who
Essentially Plays Herself”
H1840.
Genteel
H1841.
Sikh
wear
H1843.
Beautifully
blonde
H1845.
___’acte (play break)
H1846.
Flame
holder
H1847.
Flight
stat
H1848.
Pros
offering IRA advice
H1850.
Like
some dames
H1851.
Symbolic
riveter of WWII
H1852.
Spoonful,
say
H1854.
Part
of a window thrown up in “A Visit From St. Nicholas”
H1856.
___
update (Apple annoyance, to some)
H1858.
Medical
pressure meas.
H1860.
Girl
Scout cookies also called Caramel deLites
H1862.
Motor
scooter maker
H1864.
First
Chinese dynasty
H1866.
Venn
visual
H1868.
With
impish sarcasm
H1869.
Shopping
centers
H1870.
Almost-O
shape
H1871.
Palindromic
energy
H1872.
German
answer for “whom?”
H1873.
Olympics
racer
H1874.
“___
would that men should do to you…”
H1875.
Decorated
with signs of wealth
H1876.
Those
(lads and lassies)
H1877.
“Sounds
fine to me”
H1878.
___
circus (novelty show)
H1879.
Oldest
school quiz competition in the US (now run through Delaware)
H1880.
TV
drama sites
H1881.
Midpt.
H1882.
Inundates
with junk
H1883.
Hoppy
beer, initially
H1884.
Nervous
speaker’s syllables
H1886.
Magnetic
flux symbol
H1887.
Remus
title
H1889.
War
of the Pacific loser, 1879-83
H1891.
Sudden
increase in air flow
H1893.
Robert
who wrote Uhuru
H1895.
Fixer
Upper broadcaster
H1897.
Morally
condescended (to)
H1899.
Face
on many college bedroom walls
H1900.
They,
in Nantes
H1901.
“___
a rose is she” (Coleridge)
H1904.
Cries
of insight
H1906.
Apprehensive,
in Appalachia
H1908.
Liberal
H1910.
“This
___” (“How strange”)
H1911.
“Back
in the USSR” airline
H1912.
Like
a sob story
H1913.
Citizen
of Wiesbaden
H1915.
“And
God said, ___ there be light”
H1916.
Presidential
also-ran from Minn.
H1917.
MA
capital
H1918.
Rug
texture
H1919.
Stirs
up, as to riot
H1921.
Very
minor point
H1922.
“And
yet, ___ same time…”
H1923.
The
drug ecstasy, alternately
H1924.
Corporate
fiscal execs
H1925.
“Love
___” (The Beatles)
H1926.
Boxes
onstage
H1929.
Cosa
Nostra
H1931.
Cat-tails
center
H1932.
Address
for Paul McCartney
H1933.
Makeshift
Inuit raft
H1934.
Without
alteration
H1936.
“For
crying out loud!”
H1938.
Infant,
in Cadiz
H1939.
“You
shall not pass!” audience
H1941.
“Don’t
delete”
H1943.
C
ration replacer
H1944.
Theater
keepsake
H1946.
“It’s
nothing special”
H1947.
Organ
piece
H1948.
Last
two-digit year for eighteen years
H1953.
Key
you can use to get special characters
H1954.
Scala
in Don’t Go Near The Water
H1955.
Formal
email opening
H1956.
Clock
reading (abbr.)
H1957.
Glamorous
actress Turner
H1958.
At
the same time
H1959.
Is
a good dog, maybe
H1960.
Impressive
car, informally
H1961.
Can’t stand about
H1964.
Scoutmaster’s
charges
H1965.
What
March comes in like
H1966.
LA
is there
H1967.
Hrs.
at Coors Field games
H1968.
He
may have a “Big Store”
H1970.
The
third estate, in France
H1973.
With
no chill
H1975.
Certain
break point
H1977.
Biblical
pervert
H1979.
Vanna’s
colleague
H1981.
Family
portrayed in a Family Circus
H1983.
The
gold of Goya
H1984.
Wine
taster, e.g.
H1986.
Mr.
Serling of TV
H1987.
Chivalry
awards (abbr.)
H1989.
Charge
tacked on to online purchases, for short
H1990.
Sin City: __ To Kill For
H1991.
Chop
___ (dish)
H1992.
Team
statistic
H1993.
Afghani tongue
H1994.
Frequent
target of a paranoiac’s blame
H1997.
Men’s
business attire
H1998.
Geraldine’s
uncle
H1999.
Way
overcharges for
H2000.
“Hodge”
follower
H2001.
Feet,
according to Ovid
H2003.
Prerevolutionary
leader
H2004.
Gets
a return
H2006.
“Coffee
___?” (flight attendant’s question)
H2008.
Puente
of Latin music
H2010.
The
Cubs, on scoreboards
H2012.
Hulled
grain
H2013.
Gomorrah
go-with
H2014.
Stiff-upper-lip
type
H2015.
UN
member since 1971
H2016.
Truncated
topic
H2017.
Bit
of provocation
H2018.
Film
in which Paul Newman plays Fast Eddie Felson
H2020.
Saddam
Hussein’s party, once
H2022.
“Panic
room” in a castle
H2023.
The
President of the United States, recently inaugurated as I write this, hallefreakinlujah
H2024.
Back,
as in a race
H2025.
Garden
guardian
H2027.
Evian
product, at its source
H2029.
You
almost never see them around any more
H2032.
Homophone
used poetically
H2034.
Terry
Pratchett’s definition of evil*
H2045.
Was
stricken with
H2046.
Style
of processing
H2047.
Love
author Buscaglia
H2048.
IBM
market piece
H2049.
Wait
on
H2050.
Bygone
Renaults
H2052.
Tilt
of a screw, say, in mechanical engineering
H2055.
They’re better than deuces
H2056.
___
expected: predictably
H2058.
Number
after “fiddlers” and “Warriors”
H2059.
2 Minute Drill airer
H2061.
It
can be muted
H2062.
It
makes it harder to drive
H2063.
Gay-coded
gold robot, informally
H2064.
Stretch
marks, to a dermatologist
H2065.
Not
just shouldn’t
H2066.
Name
meaning “servant of God”
H2067.
TV
actress Jennie
H2068.
Cheering
like crazy
H2069.
My Friend Leonard author
H2071.
“Knock
on wood…”
H2072.
Coconut,
e.g.
H2073.
CXL/XX
H2074.
“This
is the story…of a man named ___”
H2075.
Devil
follower?
H2076.
Westernmost
point in America
H2079.
Connecting
strips of land
H2080.
Go
through a role
H2083.
Forum
wear
H2085.
First-century-BCE
Roman dictator
H2087.
Auto
gauge
H2089.
Lists
of options
H2091.
Insecticidal
acid type
H2093.
Can’t shake a cough, say
H2094.
___ and the Swan
H2096.
HS
subject
H2097.
Enjoys
a loopy craft
H2098.
Place
in Paris?
H2099.
NW
African nat.
H2100.
Make
into baby food, maybe
H2101.
Commandment
word
H2102.
Be
too rich
H2103.
“Signal
caller” at the Bowl, for short
H2104.
Weavers’
aids
H2107.
Peugeot’s
208 or 308, e.g.
H2108.
Madeline
of funny films
H2109.
Direct
blows toward
H2112.
Get
the stankies out of
H2113.
Kyle’s
brother, on South Park
H2114.
A Father’s Legacy ___ Daughters (tract refuted by Mary Wollstonecraft)
H2116.
Knock
on
H2118.
___ John Malkovich
H2120.
Act
the banshee
H2122.
Hug
tight
H2124.
Good
name for a botanist
H2126.
Does
the complicated addition of
H2129.
“Sounds
reasonable”
H2131.
O’Rourke
of politics
H2132.
Feature
on an ushanka-hat
H2134.
Hides
from wild animals
H2135.
According
___ accounts
H2136.
Heroine in a play by Will
H2137.
Fashion
plates
H2138.
Real-estate
note for those concerned about car theft
H2139.
One
making a delivery
H2140.
Cab
catcher
H2141.
Child,
famously
H2142.
Missing
the most common vowel
H2144.
Centric
lead-in
H2145.
Mid-12th-century
year
H2146.
Model
for a bust at the Musei Capitolini
H2148.
“That’s
what’s gonna happen”
H2151.
VCR
companion
H2153.
Struggle
(through), as mud
H2155.
Aegean
island, home of the despot Polycrates
H2157.
Biblical
name of two characters in Carousel
H2159.
“Gotten”
abbr. on invoices
H2160.
Thea’s
daughter
H2162.
Distance
fighters in The Lord of the Rings and The Avengers
H2164.
“This
Hour ___ Seven Days” (CBC oldie)
H2165.
Regatta
gear, perhaps
H2166.
Pepsi
and Coke, but not 7UP
H2167.
The Island of Doctor Moreau writer
H2168.
One
making a row?
H2169.
Jonathan,
Martha, and Clark
H2170.
Comic
actress Amy
H2172.
For
1, it’s 0.785398163 rad
H2173.
Likely
to favor abstraction
H2174.
Business
messaging platform
H2175.
Brit’s
verb ending
H2176.
Much, much
H2178.
___
in elephant
H2180.
Too
wacky for words
H2181.
Groupon
results
H2183.
Counting-off
word
H2185.
Snare
or kettle
H2187.
One
who may treat carpal tunnel, for short
H2189.
[wolf
whistle]
H2191.
Wishful
H2194.
Bellow
and Steinberg
H2195.
At
any time before now
H2197.
Like
some peignoirs
H2198.
Prairie
crop
H2199.
“You
don’t know the ___ of it!”
H2200.
More
rational
H2201.
“___
did you do it?”
H2202.
Pull
a water-skier
H2203.
Dark
purple fruit
H2204.
Oil
deposit problem
H2206.
Desiccate
H2207.
Assigned
a star value, for example
H2210.
Recruitment-and-
retention incentives used by Publix and Amsted Industries
H2212.
“It
does not make one ___ of difference” (my dad, trying to explain to
eight-year-old me that my efforts at fighting the tide by throwing mud into
waves’ path was for naught)
H2214.
Cheesy
snack
H2216.
Paths
to fun with a hose when you’re young and nearly
indestructible?
H2219.
“My
diapie is FULL!”
H2221.
Old
Testament otherworld
H2223.
Land
south of Mount Everest
H2225.
Arithmetic
total
H2226.
Wall
St. news items
H2228.
Cape
of Good Hope’s country (abbr.)
H2229.
Goodly
amount
H2230.
Payment
to a broker
H2231.
Emotion
no longer performed by most Republican officeholders
H2232.
Climbs
a rope
H2233.
It
means “straight”
H2234.
Said
just what needed saying, say
H2238.
Dieter’s
pee issue that sounds like an environmental threat
H2242.
Squirrels
away
H2244.
Viral
net phrase, say
H2245.
Humbler
version of an A-frame house
H2246.
Played
back of the plate
H2248.
Takes
advice from
H2250.
___
one’s feet
H2251.
The
so-called “blue marble”
H2253.
Gross
I-don’t-know-what
H2255.
Doomed
pantheon
H2257.
Chicken
plant worker
H2259.
Sounds
of hail or hearts
H2262.
Prepare
for later, in a way
H2264.
Job
nobody likes, but it needs doing, honey
H2265.
With
a kick
H2266.
Start
of a Christmas carol
H2267.
Exhilarating
moments
H2268.
Thea’s
daughter
H2269.
Conglomerate
letters
H2270.
“Don’t
beat ___ horse”
H2271.
Start
of a Dickensian request
H2272.
Refreshed
H2273.
Kind
of sch.
H2274.
Not
on the net, on the net
H2275.
Letters
on religious icons
H2276.
She
got nominated for an Oscar as Benjamin
H2278.
Moisture
remover
H2280.
Taboos,
to tots
H2282.
___
poker (bar game)
H2284.
Cheat
by copying
H2286.
Kweli
with the 2007 record Eardrum
H2288.
Word
following East and West
H2290.
Tropical
staple
H2291.
___
favor (please, in Paraguay)
H2293.
Heart
disease risk-reducing acronym
H2294.
Shorts
supports
H2295.
Barks
and meows
H2296.
Hide
under the mattress, e.g.
H2297.
Symbol
of England Rugby
H2298.
Forelimb
bones
H2299.
They
make high-profile football calls
H2301.
Taking
no guff
H2302.
Extreme
H2303.
Ending
with Ecuador
H2304.
Actress
Collette of Emma
H2305.
Dry
to the bone, as earth
H2306.
Felix’s
fetish
H2309.
US
weather agcy.
H2311.
Baltic
natives
H2313.
Dark
time in Durango
H2315.
Made
a poor estimate, say
H2317.
Hawaiian
“necklaces”
H2319.
Grandson
of Noah
H2321.
Italian
leaders
H2323.
With
“the,” place to get Sherlock and Torchwood
H2325.
___
Love (Pacino film)
H2327.
“___
in the Money”
H2328.
Horse
feet
H2329.
Remora’s
host
H2330.
“We
have a problem!”
H2331.
Philosophical
idealist
H2332.
___
Hin: Thai resort
H2333.
Dedicated
poem of praise
H2334.
Soccer
star Rooney
H2335.
God
of pre-fight jitters
H2336.
Pleisto
finish
H2337.
Ltr.
routing ltrs.
H2338.
Deceptive
distortion
H2339.
Decorates
brilliantly
H2341.
Video
game series noted for its foggy settings
H2344.
Crossbones’
companion
H2346.
Change
one’s focus
H2348.
Where
Bruins play
H2350.
Skate
lead-in
H2352.
Some stuffed bears
H2354.
Stick
“ram” to the end of this abbr. to expand it, or put “ram” at the front of it to
create an example of it
H2356.
“The
puppy’s licking my faaace!” <3
H2357.
Believed,
to Tweety
H2358.
RenFest combat
H2359.
Badgers
H2360.
“You’re
___, you know that?” (Archie Bunker)
H2361.
Soy
foods
H2362.
Calls
out to
H2364.
Bronze
watchman of myth
H2365.
Plaid
fabric
H2366.
British
beans? (var.)
H2367.
Ruffian
H2368.
Atwitter,
with “up”
H2369.
Inside the Third Reich author Albert
H2370.
Bandy
and Howard
H2372.
T’ang Dynasty bard
H2373.
Miffed
states
H2375.
“Take
me ___”
H2377.
Responses
to charges
H2379.
Occurrences,
old-style
H2381.
Capital
of Tunisia
H2383.
Reaction
to “Take my wife, please!”
H2385.
Steve
Miller’s “magical” hit
H2388.
Disagreeable
drinks
H2389.
Ex-quarterback
Brett
H2390.
Pros’
gp.
H2391.
Place
for an eaglet
H2392.
Mind-numbing
work routine
H2393.
On
the ___ (hiding)
H2394.
Where
Estonia’s largest university is
H2395.
Anti-smuggling
checkpoint
H2397.
Above,
in a stanza
H2398.
Little
Joe’s big bro
H2399.
Construction
fastener
H2400.
Kayla
of The Bold and the Beautiful and The Vampire Diaries
H2402.
RWR’s
VP
H2404.
No
one else’s fault
H2407.
Quote
from Rachel of Friends on the joys of
childbirth*
H2416.
Stephenie
Meyer clunker that was Roger Ebert’s last major film review
H2418.
Grunts’
groceries
H2420.
Spends
H2421.
Ready,
for French 101
H2423.
Metal
cylinder
H2424.
Agnus
___: religious amulets
H2425.
Kind
of insurance bonus gotten through inaction
H2427.
“___
real boy?” (Pinocchio)
H2429.
Engine
buildup
H2430.
Word
ending psalms
H2432.
Obsolescent
refrigerant
H2433.
Cho’s
Trek character
H2434.
“Pardon”
in Parma
H2435.
Didn’t like leaving
H2436.
Soothing
agent
H2437.
Takes
out of the sheriff’s reach
H2438.
Place
seen in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
H2439.
Actress
Sevigny
H2440.
A
short while?
H2441.
“Sing
the Sorrow” band
H2442.
“On
Boxing” author
H2443.
Egg-hunting
time
H2444.
Otic bones
H2446.
“___-La-La”
(Al Green song)
H2448.
Development
places?
H2451.
Channel
with the tagline “Something more”
H2452.
Phnom
___ (Cambodian capital)
H2453.
Coll.
stats
H2455.
Legally Blonde heroine
H2457.
Cut
back
H2459.
Towers
of food
H2461.
On
the air?
H2463.
“___
blimey!”
H2464.
Fraction
of a kilocycle
H2465.
“___
take arms against a sea of troubles…” (line from Hamlet)
H2466.
Hand-fist
connector
H2467.
Great
___ (world’s tallest dog)
H2468.
Car-loving
late-night retiree Jay
H2469.
“It’s
___ cause”
H2470.
___
favor (please, in Paraguay)
H2471.
Mobster
Lansky
H2472.
Routing
digits on the lower left of a personal check
H2475.
Muppet
maker Jim
H2476.
Pops
for Radar
H2477.
Org.
headed by Reince Priebus
H2478.
Comic-strip
coach Gil*
H2480.
Well,
it’s half done
H2481.
Lead,
as an attack
H2484. Sappily s