Ubercross Abecedaria IJ
Across
IJ1. Competent, smartass-ishly
IJ4. Court recitals
IJ9. Bully’s gait
IJ16. Carrier for homemade ice cream, back
in the day
IJ23. Lays a claim (on)
IJ30. Tries a sample, as a mini-brownie
IJ36. Their clones were once commonly kept
in labs
IJ39. “To ___ their golden eyes”
(Shakespeare)
IJ42. Graphics in texts
IJ48. Filmmaker Moore
IJ55. Bit of truth-stretching
IJ58. Ethan’s ex
IJ61. Drop a bit
IJ64. Army officer below col.
IJ67. NBA scoring stat
IJ70. Tolkien fiend
IJ73. Guffawing sound
IJ76. ___ poke: tuna dish
IJ79. A kind of rule
IJ82. Former Ontario premier Bob
IJ83. Day or night
IJ85. Tahoe or Malibu
IJ87. Bit of raw film footage
IJ89. Likely Globe reader
IJ91. What European peasants often did when
they couldn’t get fresh meat
IJ94. Art ___ (outsider style)
IJ95. ___ platter: Chinese menu choice
IJ97. Breed detection kits, for instance
IJ99. Precarious
IJ102. True, to Truffaut
IJ103. Vertex, e.g.
IJ105. Truck door word
IJ106. Cousin of a heron
IJ108. Big name in vapes
IJ109. Thirtieth-anniversary gift
IJ112. Boomer on The NFL Today (or
“‘Tis the season,” in Tours)
IJ114. Paths or methods
IJ115. Confidentiality doc
IJ116. Own what you do
IJ119. Course for those who love records
IJ120. Temple on Athens’s Acropolis
IJ121. Fixed routine
IJ122. Broad clothes container
IJ124. Apple specialist
IJ125. Bearings
IJ126. Revenuers, e.g.
IJ127. Has ___ for: craves
IJ128. Language or cognition, for a child
IJ131. IHOP order
IJ132. “Oh, man, I ___ fired”
IJ133. Meds to make you feel better?
IJ135. Minimal ante
IJ136. “Just spitballing here…”
IJ137. “Common sense” philosopher Thomas
IJ138. Dispense sound advice
IJ140. Follower of Venus?
IJ142. “Aloha nui ___”
(“Much love,” in Hawaii)
IJ143. Happy-hour handouts
IJ146. Turn out to be genuine
IJ147. Infection with 3 million US cases per
year
IJ149. Stuffed animal with powers derived
from his chest emblem
IJ152. Amazon.com fig.
IJ154. Uncles, in Aragon
IJ156. Fencing Academy blade
IJ157. Shooter of Achilles
IJ158. Had thirds and fourths
IJ161. Deep trouble in Deep Impact
IJ162. Be a brown-noser
IJ163. Lack of ornamentation
IJ164. Affected by wind or water, say
IJ166. Touches the heart of
IJ168. City with “holy”
IJ170. By area, the third-largest country in
the E.U.
IJ172. Panama (abbr.)
IJ173. Junk sculptor Richard Stankiewicz and
heart painter Jim Dine, for instance
IJ175. Eponym in the frozen food aisle
IJ176. “Arms of a Woman” singer Lee
IJ177. The Thinker and The Kiss, e.g.
IJ178. Place for district do-over
IJ181. Jeanne et Julie, e.g. (abbr.)
IJ182. Grab a bite
IJ183. Fruit-store treats
IJ184. Not single (sorry, ladies!)
IJ185. “When ___ Your Name” by Vince Gill
IJ187. Citizen of Kolkata
IJ189. French Upper House
IJ191. Most tenors
IJ192. “C’est la
vie,” as an internet initialism
IJ195. Study of cell scrapings
IJ197. Once ___ time
IJ199. Place holders
IJ201. “…___o’clock scholar” (Mother Goose)
IJ202. Dummy
IJ203. Statistics method for checking means
IJ204. Big boot
IJ205. Beijing-to-Hanoi dir.
IJ206. Use as a plate
IJ210. Puck-players’ org.
IJ211. Sheep flocks
IJ216. “Baby, it’s cold outside”
IJ220. Unforgotten
IJ226. Greeted informally, with “to”
IJ231. Oreck product, briefly
IJ233. “Gate of Europe” on Iran’s north coast
IJ235. English dynasty or choreographer
IJ237. ___ blanche (basically wasted year)
IJ238. Kafka biographer Max
IJ239. Sch. paper
IJ242. Talked above one’s own knowledge level
IJ244. Originated
IJ245. Relating to a son or daughter
IJ246. Hired thugs
IJ247. Event for shopaholics
IJ248. Band material
IJ255. Plans to get married, say
IJ262. Milk and honey avoiders
IJ267. Gov’t-backed news source since 1942
IJ268. Sings like Vaughan
IJ270. Mutual fund of a sort (abbr.)
IJ271. Fixed charge
IJ272. Lunch hour meeting, e.g.
IJ273. ___ pedis: athlete’s foot
IJ274. Call a “@$%*!”
IJ278. Doomsayer’s slogan
IJ282. Voice restrainer
IJ283. Most glum
IJ285. George Eliot was one
IJ287. Hurled away carelessly
IJ290. Not taking things seriously
IJ292. It sends opponents to the floor
IJ295. Nissan since ‘92
IJ296. Graph of the equation y = ax2 + bx + c
IJ297. Rant and rave
IJ298. “News related to your interests has
occurred,” e.g.
IJ300. Unusual art piece
IJ301. Dug a small river into
IJ303. Aid in high-end shipping
IJ305. Male makeup portmanteau
IJ307. Like ___ in the woods (unsuspecting)
IJ308. Identified with onscreen
IJ310. Home in a dome
IJ312. Ones making sacrifices
IJ314. Peter Pan place
IJ315. Sea greens
IJ316. Manatee relative
IJ317. Canadian unit of length
IJ318. Save from a second threat
IJ319. Do-nothing
IJ320. Quarantiner
IJ321. Thin and pointy
IJ322. Della ___ (St. Peter’s architect)
IJ323. Outer souls
IJ324. High-profile Marvel hero
IJ325. Methane and carbon dioxide, primarily
IJ327. “How bizarre”
IJ328. Imam title, briefly
IJ329. Schnozz ending
IJ331. Fish akin to the carp
IJ333. They’ll help you to the top of the
mountain
IJ335. Cries of pain
IJ337. Half a sestet, in an Italian sonnet
IJ338. Places to ’ang your ’at
IJ340. Painful peeing problem (abbr.)
IJ341. Sausage container
IJ342. ___ Lama
IJ343. Hydronium, e.g.
IJ344. Chinese name pronounced like an
English pronoun
IJ345. Completely in the moment
IJ348. Word on a vintage gas pump
IJ349. Film critic, often
IJ350. Fish nets
IJ351. Tushy
IJ352. Event that led to San Francisco’s
Summer of Love
IJ353. “___ Loser” (Beatles)
IJ354. Vehicles like the Eagle
IJ356. It’s like an Avengers for sports
IJ359. Way to quantify things like need or
performance
IJ362. Person during a
fireworks show, perhaps
IJ363. Choice chocolates
IJ365. “Praying” preyers
IJ366. Place to learn a triangle choke
IJ369. Plant diseases
IJ370. Camera part
IJ371. Eye, in Limoges
IJ372. Like a basso profundo
IJ373. Given away
IJ374. Rocky Rockies ridge
IJ375. Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep pit
IJ376. Les Etats ___
IJ377. Considerate
IJ378. Prop for a belly dancer
IJ379. “What slackers call us detail-oriented
people”
IJ380. Fifth-century pope who was sainted
IJ381. Spasmic, medically speaking
IJ382. Strongly green
IJ384. “Look, I meant someone ELSE”
IJ385. Classic garb for senators
IJ387. Superdome home, briefly
IJ388. Newspaper’s traditional revenue source
IJ389. Wolf, jackal, and fox, for three
IJ390. Wheel of Fortune or the Hanged Man,
e.g.
IJ391. Marketable gov’t securities
IJ392. Playing extra minutes, for short
IJ393. Nickname for men or women that’s a
man’s name backward
IJ394. Prepare laundry
IJ395. “Sugar Lips” trumpeter
IJ396. Make a new preliminary sketch, e.g.
IJ399. Cloud computing giant, for short
IJ400. “Buster,” palindromically
IJ401. Channel for Cash Pad and Biz Fix
IJ402. Sequel, maybe
IJ403. Central Chinese tourist city
IJ404. Davis of Spike Lee films
IJ405. Not punish just yet
IJ406. Overhauls
IJ408. Last idol-worshipper in Abraham’s line
IJ410. Pickled, in a way
IJ412. Gifted Jewish scholar of the Middle
Ages who democratized Talmudic scholarship
IJ414. Ryan Gosling role in Barbie
IJ415. 1980s Mideast envoy Philip, or Arabic
name meaning “beloved”
IJ416. Playing around for laughs
IJ417. Amman money
IJ418. Drum sound after a one-liner
IJ419. Brooklynese article
IJ420. Fresh hairstyle
IJ422. Saks section
IJ423. Word before panel or system
IJ424. Beginning for cosmic
IJ425. “As we have therefore opportunity, let
___ good to all men” (Galatians)
IJ427. “I ___ Song Go…”
IJ430. Brown extension
IJ431. Continually remembered
IJ433. Fit for the dinner table
IJ434. Wash. neighbor
IJ435. They may result in contacts
IJ437. Ganja
IJ439. Chapel Hill campus, for short
IJ441. Plummeting in the rankings, say
IJ443. Obsolescent skier’s lift with a curved
lower part
IJ444. Real-life person with more film
portrayals by a single actor than any other (Mikheil Gelovani)
IJ446. Top-drawer
IJ447. “Joyful Girl” singer DiFranco
IJ448. Creed-Miles or Bianco of TV
IJ450. Molten rocks
IJ452. Ginsbergian style of poetry
IJ453. Bend out of shape
IJ454. They’re like corps.
IJ455. Mo. with Talk Like a Pirate Day
IJ456. Everybody does it
IJ457. Made small talk
IJ459. Member of a noted quintet
IJ460. Hillbilly ___
IJ461. Bout units (abbr.)
IJ462. Carried out
IJ463. Rope for rancheros
IJ465. Walk pretentiously
IJ466. Kind of scraping plow
IJ469. Celtics manager Danny
IJ470. Steve Case’s co., in the ‘90s
IJ471. Hot and humid, or hot and dangerous
IJ472. Missing actor Julian
IJ473. Like a thrown Frisbee or leaping balletist, for that one graceful moment
IJ474. Supermarket chain with a red-and-white
logo
IJ475. Take ___ at: criticize
IJ476. Diaper, in Devon
IJ477. Setting for much of Apocalypse
Now
IJ479. Adorable toddler
IJ480. Painter Chagall
IJ482. Suffix with deferent
IJ483. Close to optimal
IJ484. R.E.M.’s “The ___ Love”
IJ485. Harriet Tubman was one
IJ488. Sign in the zodiac
IJ489. Org. for Cardinals and Ravens
IJ491. Rather than
IJ494. Aspen’s aspiration
IJ495. Some commuter planes
IJ497. Bad for Cuba?
IJ498. They’re like pilasters but more
wall-supportive
IJ499. Illinois representative since 1995
IJ502. “Same Time, Next Year” playwright
Bernard
IJ503. Giant robots piloted by Shinji, Asuka,
and Rei
IJ504. Prefix with bit or hit
IJ505. Smudge-proof, like mascara
IJ506. Jabbar specialties
IJ507. Hawaiian “hasta la vista”
IJ509. The elder (abbr.)
IJ510. Caron and Nielsen
IJ511. Tosses the shot
IJ512. Gibson feature
IJ513. It comes before “haw”
IJ514. Mötley Crüe hit
IJ519. Putter, ideally
IJ520. Painter Schiele and composer Wellesz
IJ522. Getting charity from local authorities
IJ524. Opposite of ‘neath
IJ525. Mad feeling
IJ526. F in music class?
IJ527. “Buy ___ regular price, get another
for half!”
IJ528. President who warned against unchecked
military spending
IJ531. Edith’s companion?
IJ532. Lincoln and Vigoda
IJ533. Try to shred
IJ534. Middle schooler, maybe
IJ535. Seventh Muslim month
IJ536. First principle
IJ538. Sea god of Irish myth
IJ539. Catchall abbr.
IJ540. Key of Beethoven’s Fourth
IJ541. In need of patching
IJ542. 1960 British Open champ Nagle
IJ543. Queen’s inferior
IJ545. Seek laboriously
IJ547. Mother’s sister, e.g.
IJ549. Disney princess, for example
IJ550. Some bottles of water
IJ551. Cause of tripping?
IJ552. “Look what ___!” (“Yay me!”)
IJ553. Off to ___ start (lagging)
IJ554. Obsolescent film holder
IJ555. Seek charity
IJ556. Comportment
IJ557. Old World bird also called the
bobolink
IJ559. “Of dog” in Latin “Beware of Dog”
IJ560. Twenty-second letter of the alphabet
IJ561. Sch. founded in 1877 to open studio
work up to women
IJ564. Proof it’s you (abbr.)
IJ565. “Crazy” singer Davis
IJ566. Sp. lasses
IJ569. Like a ham’s performance
IJ571. Fuzzy-skinned fruits
IJ572. It fosters fondness, they say
IJ576. Mendacious scumbag
IJ579. Tough, slow jobs
IJ581. “___ as good a time…”
IJ583. ___ for Lawless (Grafton)
IJ584. Prefix with economics
IJ585. Caesar’s weapons
IJ586. Post-deuce points
IJ587. Danced-around squares
IJ589. African dog that yodels
IJ593. Water nymphs of mythology
IJ594. Democrats’ 1840 foes
IJ595. Precipitation that might strand you
inside
IJ597. Maker of sweet wafers
IJ598. Kind of bag
IJ599. Impressed responses
IJ600. It’s in the can, sometimes
IJ601. Problem for a grain farmer
IJ602. LBJ-era pooch
IJ603. Tuck’s partner
IJ604. Toronto skyline landmark
IJ607. Messenger of God
IJ609. Destroy utterly
IJ612. An indefinitely long period of time
IJ613. She heard “voices”
IJ615. Italian listing
IJ616. Dangerous
IJ618. Aid in balancing
IJ619. “___ Kick Out of You”
IJ620. Baker and Donnelly
IJ621. Inconclusive end
IJ622. Smaller restaurant that doesn’t stress
ambiance
IJ623. Downed, as vegetables
IJ624. They can play books from Audible
IJ625. Practice
IJ626. Son of Bani, in the Bible
IJ627. Attenborough who’s not mad about our
environmental policies, just disappointed
IJ628. Began an occupation
IJ632. States of confusion
IJ634. Chicken pox reminder
IJ635. Sufferer’s suffix
IJ637. Yore-ic?
IJ639. Make feel entitled, as a child
IJ640. Secure deposit boxes
IJ644. Cash or credit, e.g.
IJ645. He wrote, “Do not meddle in the
affairs of wizards”
IJ647. Hr. divisions
IJ648. Navigation app once called FreeMap Israel
IJ650. At home, to Hadrian
IJ651. Pool opening?
IJ652. Use a block and tackle
IJ653. Slightly redundant term for “hostile
environment”
IJ655. Skitter
IJ656. Shine, in some brand names
IJ657. Shot given after stepping on a rusty
nail (learned this one the hard way)
IJ659. Wedding gown fabric
IJ660. Big Apple subway div.
IJ661. Wells who joined the BBC as its
youngest political correspondent
IJ662. Underling of the 11th century
IJ663. Greenwood or Drinkwitz
IJ665. High sch. test that mostly dropped its
essay
IJ667. End of a song about animals
IJ669. Inscription on a June greeting card
IJ671. Oil sources
IJ672. Whupped but good, in gamer slang
IJ673. Unstable subatomic particle
IJ674. Football Hall of Famer Bobby
IJ675. Clowder’s contents
IJ676. ___ rima
IJ677. Does, in performance
IJ678. Celts and Spurs
IJ680. Remote-control letters
IJ681. Letters after Senator Judd Gregg’s
name
IJ682. Winter Palace monarch, once
IJ683. To hear, in Hispaniola
IJ684. Regional “Turkey Bowls,” e.g.
IJ687. React to with loud laughter
IJ688. A ___ the bank: Depression-like
phenomenon
IJ689. It has a thorny issue?
IJ690. Director Martin
IJ691. Hindu tune
IJ692. ___ Island, delicacy-named locale
called “the place where the Sixties began”
IJ694. Told a falsehood
IJ696. Judge who acts as executioner in Mega
City One
IJ698. Of a more recent vintage
IJ700. According to the nation’s rules
IJ701. Work well together
IJ702. Hasbro tops, for short
IJ703. Cuttings from plants
IJ704. Russell Sage College site
IJ705. Look-alikes of Ho Hos
IJ706. “No more words, darling”
IJ707. Firm Team Edward and Team Jacob
members
IJ710. Reinforce knowledge of the script
IJ713. ___ a clue (is at sea)
IJ716. “Guess we’ll have to see what happens
now, WON’T WE”
IJ717. ___ the sky (illusory prospect)
IJ718. “But that may not last forever”
IJ719. Freud, to himself
IJ720. Response to “Get cracking!”
IJ722. The Szczecin Lagoon is an extension of
its mouth
IJ723. “It ___” (Answer to “Who’s there?”)
IJ724. Quint, to another quint
IJ726. Storm forerunner
IJ728. Progeny, or tree branch used in
grafting
IJ730. Madrilenian ma’ams
IJ732. Tony Bennett and Bill Evans, e.g.
IJ734. Cleveland hoopsters
IJ735. 8-pointer in Scrabble
IJ736. Actor Cobb
IJ737. Word in many Dutch surnames
IJ738. Scarcely seeable
IJ739. ESPN football analyst Merril
IJ740. Happy Days hangout, or workout I use to
keep my arms in shape
IJ741. The US joined it in 1917
IJ742. Bossie’s chew
IJ743. Where to see seaside sunrises
IJ747. Gourmand
IJ749. Musical London
IJ750. Cato’s 2,002
IJ751. Demand for additional powers, in a
game
IJ752. Gerber interceptors
IJ753. Novelist Anaïs
IJ754. Tougher to deal with
IJ757. Newish money on the continent
IJ759. Hawaii ___
IJ761. Cover with turf again
IJ762. Eastern version of a dividing curtain
IJ764. Guam’s Hagåtña,
once
IJ765. Line or outline that never crosses
itself
IJ767. Hall once with Jay
IJ768. “What ___!” (“That price is great!”)
IJ769. Julie, voice of Marge Simpson
IJ770. Singer Ty, or town where my wife works
IJ772. Preceder of man, girl, and woman, but not boy,
in superherodom
IJ773. With a chance of working or yielding
data that justifies the effort
IJ776. Impressive (sarcastic or sincerely)
IJ778. Software banes
IJ781. Paranormal power, for short
IJ782. Pheasant flocks
IJ784. Danger in postwar Iraq
IJ785. “We hire regardless of creed or
color,” for short
IJ786. Kurdish chieftain (var.)
IJ788. Some conjunctions
IJ789. “___ just leaving!”
IJ791. Long solstices
IJ794. Fruit-flavored hard candies
IJ797. Mata ___ (spy)
IJ798. Still at Disney?
IJ799. _igh-_ensity _ipoprotein
IJ801. Yours, once
IJ802. They have bell guards
IJ803. Person behind bars, for short
IJ804. Former E! series focusing on Ms.
Jenner’s life after transition
IJ806. Harvest time (abbr.)
IJ807. Chat room persona non grata
IJ809. John who wrote The World
According to Garp
IJ810. They’re not available in Spain
IJ811. Small parasite
IJ812. Kind o’cousins
IJ814. Hopeful’s offering to a publication
IJ818. Tries to cut in two with grinding
teeth
IJ820. “The ___ falling, the wind is calling”
(Kendrick Lamar)
IJ822. Screenplay directive
IJ823. Line of poetry
IJ824. Brownish-gray color
IJ825. Pleasing, to a Parisian
IJ826. “Uh-oh…this does not ___ well”
IJ827. Commuter’s road (abbr.)
IJ828. Sugary snack you sometimes guess the
number of
IJ831. ___ & co. (low-cost beauty brand)
IJ832. Finishing some letters?
IJ834. Predominance
IJ836. Take for ___: trick
IJ837. “Cinco + cinco”
IJ838. Welcoming at the front door
IJ840. ___-Saud
IJ841. Breathing-related (abbr.)
IJ843. Luggage label
IJ846. Lacking in substance
IJ848. Gettin’ recorded
IJ850. “Stop shaking me!”
IJ852. Shopping places
IJ854. Moving in the morning
IJ856. Write a limerick
IJ857. “Prize” man
IJ858. Month for matrimony
IJ859. Says “You’ll be hearing from my
lawyer” and makes good on that
IJ860. Org. for RV families
IJ861. Small, thin battery type
IJ862. Pea ender
IJ863. With “off,” protecting against
IJ864. About plane design
IJ866. “John Brown’s Body” poet Stephen
Vincent
IJ867. Cardio test
IJ869. Edward Gorey’s The Gashlycrumb ___
IJ870. Enemies of the Navajo
IJ871. “Why ___ negative in high demand?”
(question relevant to blood donorship)
IJ872. Big freakin’
deal
IJ873. Sushi bar option
IJ876. Little butt?
IJ878. Fifth column abbr.?
IJ880. Twittering nincompoops
IJ883. Vacation
IJ885. Solemn-sounding bit of piano practice
IJ887. Citadel
IJ888. Cornhusker’s state (abbr.)
IJ889. Warm but not close
IJ893. Web-spinning superhero, for short
IJ895. Drugs causing a crisis today
IJ897. Homer’s aggravator
IJ898. Purse monogram
IJ899. Japanese vegetables
IJ900. Musical disk
IJ901. Rear for rear?
IJ902. Politically powerful group
IJ903. ___ Girl Lay Lay
IJ905. Six-time All-Star Jose
IJ906. It may hold water
IJ907. KGB agent’s foe
IJ910. Disease that can last a few weeks…or a
lifetime
IJ912. Cookbook directive
IJ914. Metal bar in ship construction
IJ915. Of an insect stage
IJ916. Amateur golfer who co-founded the
Masters tournament
IJ918. Blue flame on an older stove
IJ920. Opening for mary,
mate and sons
IJ921. Lego toy line with a martial arts
theme
IJ923. Like a judge after work
IJ925. Focus on and remember
IJ926. Fluffs
IJ928. Sunoco rival
IJ929. “Last one ___ a rotten egg!”
IJ930. “___ monster?” (Question most parents
ask themselves now and then)
IJ931. Subj. taught in Japanese schools
IJ932. ___ ed
IJ933. Wanna-___ (those with thwarted
ambition)
IJ934. “Thus with a kiss ___” (Romeo’s last
words in Romeo and Juliet)
IJ936. “AAUGH” alternative
IJ937. “Every day we stray further from God’s
light,” acronymically
IJ939. Artoo-___
IJ940. Pinged, in a way
IJ942. Zero, in Ancient Rome
IJ944. Muscle-bone connection
IJ945. They’ve been to Mecca
IJ946. Traffic headaches
IJ947. Biblical ancestor of the Hebrews
IJ948. Votes from antis
IJ949. Resort near Ventura
IJ951. Syllogism words
IJ952. Government buildings
IJ954. Derricks at docks
IJ955. Rugrat retort
IJ956. Building ___: homemaking, figuratively
IJ957. Hitter of 511 career home runs
IJ958. Nelson Rockefeller was its gov.
IJ959. “Ad” addition
IJ960. Tattoo setting
IJ962. Enthusiastic word to a queen
IJ963. Shed features
IJ964. Plural suffix with beat or neat
IJ965. D’backs, e.g.
IJ967. Role Takei took
IJ969. Med. center
IJ971. Decline
IJ973. Word on a soda bottle label
IJ975. Rugged ride
IJ976. Ship’s navigation system
IJ977. Would-be iPod killer (time took care
of that, instead)
IJ978. Vasco da ___, first European to sail
to India
IJ979. Corp. takeovers
IJ981. Stimulates
IJ982. What the recruiters want and then some
IJ983. Bear, to Gilberto
IJ984. Place within the surroundings of
IJ986. Whence Andre Agassi (abbr.)
IJ987. Pitkanen of the NHL
IJ988. Geologist’s time frame
IJ989. Rows or paddles
IJ992. “We choose to be good because of our
bonds with other people and our innate desire to treat them with dignity.
Simply put, we are not in this alone” speaker
IJ994. Hydronium, e.g.
IJ995. Elsa’s home, in the middle of Frozen
IJ996. “___ Be In My Heart” (song that helped
get me through some tough times)
IJ997. Nursery items
IJ998. You can lean on them
IJ1000. It’s not far from fa
IJ1001. Went down a slippery slope
IJ1003. Simon’s mother
IJ1005. Musician’s better half?
IJ1007. Texas Fort?
IJ1008. Scottish-born pirate
IJ1009. Story’s point
IJ1010. Galley mover
IJ1011. Ball State University city
IJ1012. Takes care of, gangster-style
IJ1013. Celtics head coach before Rick Pitino
IJ1015. Overly close
IJ1017. “You wouldn’t want me to SPOIL the
puzzle for you, would you?”
IJ1020. Impose ___ on (make illegal)
IJ1022. Many charitable groups, briefly
IJ1023. Shoot the breeze, e.g.
IJ1025. Mauna Kea site
IJ1028. Very small
IJ1029. “Am ___ bad guy here?”
IJ1030. Adornment
IJ1032. Finish, with “through”
IJ1034. Syrian president
IJ1036. Morpheus’s resisters
IJ1039. Coloring the skin, or biasing, as
about coloring of the skin
IJ1041. Foot bones in astir?
IJ1042. Scottish folk hero Roy
IJ1043. R.J. Reynolds brand
IJ1044. Housekeeper
IJ1045. What to do when there is no path to
success
IJ1047. Completely destroy
IJ1048. Orange-roofed establishment, in brief
IJ1049. Kimono collar
IJ1050. O.T. book after Isa.
IJ1051. Org. to foster entrepreneurship
IJ1052. Hedren of The Birds
IJ1053. Tourist establishment
IJ1054. “___ a card, any card...”
IJ1055. Pac-Man’s predator or prey
IJ1056. Shark’s offering?
IJ1057. Sporty Volkswagen
IJ1058. QuizUp or Family Feud Live, on a phone
IJ1061. Ricci who played Wednesday
IJ1063. Radical pessimists
IJ1065. Express happiness with rhythm
IJ1067. Children’s board game
IJ1070. Fed up with Ds’ and Rs’ bullshit
IJ1071. Licinius’s “Look at this!”
IJ1072. Resentments
IJ1073. OK
IJ1075. Matronalia honoree
IJ1076. But in Bonn
IJ1077. Cleanser brand
IJ1079. Conseil d’___
IJ1080. Somebody Up There Likes Me actor Mineo
IJ1081. Lift, as ice or oysters
IJ1083. Titled lady
IJ1084. He played Quint in Jaws
IJ1085. Running back’s stat.
IJ1088. Ah fors’
___ : Verdi aria
IJ1089. Ugandan with abandon
IJ1091. Amtrak stops (abbr.)
IJ1092. Popeye’s Swee’___
IJ1093. Knighted Newton
IJ1094. Staged beginning?
IJ1096. Takes in a new tenant
IJ1097. Like an out-of-play baseball
IJ1098. 10,000,000 ergs
IJ1099. Goodwill VIP
IJ1100. Mark for demolition
IJ1102. Two hours to noon
IJ1103. NCO on a drill
IJ1104. Property recipient
IJ1105. Risk, e.g.
IJ1106. Family Ties mom
IJ1107. Horror, for one
IJ1109. Periods to sing “How Old Are You Now,”
for short
IJ1110. Support for package tracking, say
IJ1111. Decomposing terrain
IJ1112. Golfer’s alert
IJ1113. “Eat my dust!”
IJ1114. When repeated, “Hurry!”
IJ1115. Getting (somewhere)
IJ1120. JFK arrivals
IJ1122. Letters for Johnnie Cochran
IJ1124. “No man ___ island” (Donne)
IJ1126. The board (abbr.)
IJ1128. Grasslike perennial
IJ1129. Either Burn After Reading director
IJ1130. Shyamalan’s only recurring hero David,
or Brooks’s co-singer
IJ1131. Desk globe filler?
IJ1132. Reagan’s Alexander
IJ1133. Powerful punch
IJ1136. Two-gender pronoun
IJ1138. They’re not fingernails
IJ1140. Tickle pink
IJ1141. Matriarch of the Edomites
IJ1142. Ending for “capital” or “social”
IJ1143. Alley unit
IJ1145. TV detective with mental problems
IJ1146. Some say it’s one with Europe
IJ1147. Actuality
IJ1148. “Comprehend, maaan?”
IJ1149. Outflow
IJ1152. Eat lightly
IJ1155. Ball field covering
IJ1157. Bank increasingly leaving “Bank” out
of its name
IJ1159. “___ gratias”
IJ1160. “___ the torpedoes…”
IJ1161. Run-of-the-mill (abbr.)
IJ1162. Google Messages, e.g.
IJ1165. Kinds of pipes
IJ1167. Moscato Bianco grape product
IJ1168. Broadway hit about fifty years of
marriage
IJ1170. Butterfingers’ bleat
IJ1171. Do upholstering
IJ1172. Sly maneuvers
IJ1173. Jail’s boss, for short
IJ1176. “___ you!” (“Roger!”)
IJ1177. Nashville November ceremony
IJ1178. “___ it!” (“Love that!”)
IJ1179. Folk musician Buffy ___-Marie
IJ1180. Fortune seller, a few mergers ago
IJ1184. Their fate is unknown
IJ1185. In one’s togs
IJ1187. “I don’t know which way ___”
IJ1188. Less than solid
IJ1190. Catches
IJ1192. ___-plie (ballet movement)
IJ1193. Know ___: have an in
IJ1194. One-third of a 1970 movie
IJ1195. Girlish “OMIGOD THAT’S GREAT!”
IJ1196. It’s not this, it’s the humidity
IJ1197. How architects draw plans
IJ1201. They’ve learned to love themselves
IJ1204. Hillbilly band instruments
IJ1205. Online record collections?
IJ1208. Mask that covers half the face
IJ1209. “Many a man who falls in love with a
dimple makes the mistake of marrying the whole girl” writer Evan
IJ1210. The Roman they?
IJ1211. “___ to please!”
IJ1212. Reason for an oil-price drop
IJ1213. Corrupting influence
IJ1214. Ending with liter
IJ1215. Like Spider-Man, or so I hear
IJ1218. Causing convulsions
IJ1221. Way to draw cubes and cylinders
IJ1227. Mad Money and Squawk on the Street personality
IJ1229. Hepburn and Mika
IJ1231. Suffix with two or three
IJ1232. Flames of romance?
IJ1233. Fashionable first name
IJ1234. Halakha or the Holiness Code
IJ1235. Beyond the fringe
IJ1237. Intermediate, legally
IJ1238. La Brea airer
IJ1240. Shock, as a perp
IJ1241. “One more song!”
IJ1242. Cure preceder?
IJ1243. Englishman’s outrage
IJ1245. Extra protection for some seeds
IJ1246. Actresses Charlotte and Issa
IJ1248. “History is ___ of lies agreed upon”
(Napoleon)
IJ1249. Making like
IJ1251. Angular meas. unit
IJ1252. Where you’re likely to see public
fights and Baidu searches
IJ1253. Symbol for Jesus
IJ1254. Kardashian who marries NBA players
IJ1256. Assoc. or soc.
IJ1257. xxx-xx-xxxx nos.
IJ1258. Letters for cadets
IJ1260. “Piano Man” artist
IJ1261. Piglet’s pal
IJ1262. Credit alternative
IJ1263. Try to reach before anyone else, or
before something else happens
IJ1264. Bitter beer, briefly
IJ1265. Metro station, in Boston
IJ1266. Catullus’ muse
IJ1267. “It’s pretty, but ___?” (Kipling)
IJ1270. “Brava!” bait
IJ1271. Bound by courtly ethics
IJ1273. Dress material for a ball
IJ1274. 7,321-year-old film character of 1963
IJ1276. Climber’s asset
IJ1278. Month, in Metz
IJ1280. Brickell with the album Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars
IJ1281. Parthenon, e.g.
IJ1283. Expedition hiree
IJ1284. Bassist whose real name is
Michael Balzary
IJ1285. Norris whose Breaking Bad role
represents an organization that’s the first three letters of his name
IJ1286. Brest milk?
IJ1287. Kristen of Downsizing
IJ1288. Prize for mystery writers
IJ1289. “It’s him ___” (relationship
ultimatum)
IJ1290. “You ___” (“We identify with you”)
IJ1291. Censures
IJ1292. Velvet bean that looks like a
hyphenated word for a shared salary
IJ1293. Wood fastener
IJ1294. Santa ha’s
IJ1295. Time and Money, for short
IJ1296. Yen for snacking
IJ1297. Odd opposite
IJ1298. Unit of acceleration
IJ1299. French “here”
IJ1300. Biol. and bot.
IJ1301. Hibiscus, e.g.
IJ1303. Essential
IJ1306. “We learned a lot about loyalty today,
I guess” (sarcastic eye roll)
IJ1308. Overlook for an Oscar nomination, say
IJ1310. Park and Peyton (abbr.)
IJ1311. “___ trabajo”
(“Nice job”)
IJ1312. Duran Duran’s “A ___ to A Kill”
IJ1313. The Fresh Prince’s partner DJ
IJ1315. Demi Moore military movie
IJ1316. Delta listing
IJ1317. Battery unit?
IJ1318. Vent about minor inconveniences
IJ1319. Send a crack through the air
IJ1320. Gets ready, quickly
IJ1321. Short in Chateauroux
IJ1323. Brand introduced by the Chero-Cola
Company
IJ1325. The skin is one
IJ1326. Justice Ginsburg’s appointer
IJ1332. Place for certain combs
IJ1333. Brainstorming chart
IJ1335. Rainbow composition
IJ1336. Put one foot in front of the other
IJ1338. Rory Storm and the Hurricanes drummer
IJ1340. High ball
IJ1342. You don’t mess around with him, in
song
IJ1343. Let’s Make ___ (TV show)
IJ1345. It can be practical
IJ1346. “Ils ___”
(they are, in Thierry)
IJ1347. “Lost Explorer” of cartoons
IJ1348. Orgs. concerned with beats
IJ1349. Part of Oceania
IJ1351. Passing note?
IJ1352. Part of a doorframe
IJ1353. Have unified
IJ1354. Sra., in Soissons
IJ1355. Job equality bureau (abbr.)
IJ1356. Whirling toon
IJ1357. “Once ___ a time…”
IJ1358. It may be permed
IJ1359. After all deductions
IJ1360. WALL·E’s crush
IJ1361. Fit of shivering, in dialect (though
it’s usually suffixed with -some)
IJ1362. DiFranco and Skywalker
IJ1363. Sold(i)er
material
IJ1364. Spanish shovel
IJ1366. Should that be true
IJ1368. Marian Anderson offering
IJ1370. Stitch’s pal in a Disney film
IJ1372. Concert receipts
IJ1373. April or May, say
IJ1375. Hit hard as leather
IJ1376. Turbulent, as straits
IJ1377. WWII group
IJ1378. Maneuverability
IJ1379. Glee club members
IJ1381. What you must have plenty of to have
gotten this far in the puzzle
IJ1382. Name of a hieroglyphic stone
IJ1386. “I.e.,” e.g.
IJ1388. Have a hit
IJ1389. Start for “athlete” or “focals”
IJ1390. Marshy milieux
IJ1391. “We’re looking for an assistant who’s
a bit more…centennial,” e.g.
IJ1393. Snowboarders’ lifts
IJ1394. Make it restore net neutrality already
IJ1395. Enjoying a wilderness vacation, maybe
IJ1398. Puts in stitches
IJ1400. It’s synonymously followed by yet and
now
IJ1401. Flow in slowly
IJ1403. Hangs extrajudicially, as in “An
Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”
IJ1405. Gangster guns
IJ1406. Designer Rabanne
IJ1407. Singer Joan of rock
IJ1408. Women’s sportswear
IJ1410. Puffs of smoke in the air?
IJ1411. Specialization
IJ1412. Imperturbable ones
IJ1413. Blinds support
IJ1414. Male sibs
IJ1415. Jewish orgs.
IJ1417. Vocalist Marvin
IJ1418. Language of los Estados Unidos
IJ1420. “Where Do___,” from Hair
IJ1421. Horror film franchise street name
IJ1422. Put back on eBay, say
IJ1423. George Frideric Handel oratorio
IJ1427. Leave ___ Beaver
IJ1429. “Buenos ___!” (Spanish for “Good
day!”)
IJ1431. Slinky, essentially
IJ1433. Golden beginning?
IJ1435. It’s proportionate to
the price of a “market basket”
IJ1436. 1998 Judi D. role
IJ1437. Dip, as a donut
IJ1438. Earth has seven, in theory
IJ1439. Apartment boss, slangily
IJ1440. Follower of Wesley
IJ1443. French Oscar
IJ1445. Blended star Bella
IJ1446. 1950s teen hangout
IJ1448. Utterly exhausted
IJ1449. Highlanders, e.g.
IJ1451. A peer in quality
IJ1452. 2016 Republican candidate Carly
IJ1454. Element whose length gives it
something in common with carbon
IJ1455. Flatfoot
IJ1456. Ambitious mountain climbers
IJ1459. Film where a confession of
indiscriminate killing leads to marriage
IJ1462. Subject of the movie Air
IJ1467. Ridiculously long Alan Moore novel
that’s actually about Northampton, which
seems like false advertising
IJ1469. Provider of early projections
IJ1472. At the center of
IJ1473. Scientist’s workspace, as she might
call it
IJ1474. Function
IJ1475. Gadabout
IJ1476. Carousel feature, to a kid
IJ1477. Informal nos
IJ1478. Great-grandchild, in Glasgow
IJ1479. Exclude
IJ1480. Banned organochlorine
IJ1481. Burning determination
IJ1484. Conglomerate whose name means “rising
sun”
IJ1488. Line on a to-do list
IJ1489. Drive-thru bankers’ slots
IJ1491. Bridge player’s goal
IJ1492. ___-Spray disinfectant
IJ1494. Airline predictions
IJ1495. Aficionados
IJ1496. Hot dog holders
IJ1497. Interrogate
IJ1498. Animal associated with March 31
IJ1499. Movie role for Chris Hemsworth
IJ1500. “Howdy, pardners!”
IJ1504. “The Man of a Thousand Faces” Chaney
IJ1505. The Count of Monte Christo, War and
Peace, and The Time Machine, originally
IJ1508. Domestic taters
IJ1510. Obscure riddles
IJ1512. Shows embarrassment, in a way
IJ1514. Subjects of gossip
IJ1515. Nuptial footnote
IJ1516. Shakespeare suffix
IJ1517. Trawlers and rangers
IJ1521. Bit of a dustup
IJ1523. Failed Sony product called the “last
best physical music format”
IJ1526. Seemingly friendly act of aggression
IJ1528. MIT Mystery ___ (annual puzzle event)
IJ1529. Stop being great
IJ1532. Early 11th-century year
IJ1533. With one move
IJ1535. Drink often sipped while decorating
IJ1536. Place to buy Teeny Tiny Avocados and
Everything But The Leftovers Seasoning Blend, for short
IJ1537. Kind of decision
IJ1541. “…refuse thy name; ___ thou wilt not…”
(Juliet)
IJ1544. Nations in two states
IJ1546. Warning on a sale item, maybe (abbr.)
IJ1547. “___ on a hill cannot be hidden”
(Matt. 5:14)
IJ1548. Channel with a lot of house renovation
shows
IJ1549. Bio class rooms
IJ1551. Common cause or deep understanding,
e.g.
IJ1552. iPhone assistant
IJ1553. Recycled clothes
IJ1555. Victory, Viennese-style
IJ1557. Rodolfo’s love, in La Bohème
IJ1558. Casino bigwig
IJ1560. Stand up at the altar
IJ1561. Amazing action
IJ1562. Recipe result
IJ1563. Getz collaborator Gilberto
IJ1564. They’re often toasted
IJ1566. Lead character in the film subtitled
The Last Wish
IJ1567. Calls incorrectly
IJ1568. Really interested in the proposed
activity, informally
IJ1570. Sibilant summons
IJ1571. Needs no more nuking
IJ1572. Barrel next to a cask, maybe
IJ1574. Transversely
IJ1576. Kathy Griffin: My Life on the ___ (show that ironically made her
more famous)
IJ1577. One-eyed Futurama captain
IJ1578. Preceder of “di” or “da” in a Beatles song
IJ1579. Surgeon, you might say
IJ1581. Impermissive control
IJ1584. Some holy alliances?
IJ1587. “How Do ___” (1997 LeAnn Rimes hit)
IJ1588. Personification of winter
IJ1590. Wind current that affects weather
patterns
IJ1592. Hogwarts caretaker
IJ1593. “Put a rush on it” acronym
IJ1594. Sancho Panza of The Aeneid
IJ1595. Exuberant happiness
IJ1596. Singer-songwriter Priscilla with a
Korean surname from her mom
IJ1597. Edward Murdstone,
to David Copperfield
IJ1599. Dealers’ foe
IJ1600. Like some servants
IJ1601. Terrible Twos’ terrors
IJ1604. Man of rank in Great Britain (abbr.)
IJ1605. Helmsley who said, “Little people pay
taxes”
IJ1606. Turn for home
IJ1607. Promising note?
IJ1608. Part of a Jedi’s name
IJ1610. “How to ___ Windsor Knot”
(instructional video)
IJ1611. “…don’t know who you ___ don’t know
what you want…” (start of Liam Neeson’s Taken speech)
IJ1613. Dick and Jane’s dog
IJ1614. Prepare to play
IJ1616. Clandestine nautical gp.
IJ1617. Sneak around
IJ1618. Alsatian assents
IJ1619. Digital camera feature
IJ1620. Philip or Lillian
IJ1621. Can’t take at all
IJ1622. Leader of the Holograms
IJ1623. Ebert’s review partner, once
IJ1624. Shrine commemorating a sacrifice
IJ1626. Passover story villain
IJ1627. Computer image-file format
IJ1629. Actual pizza chain in New England or
fictional pizzeria in Do The Right Thing
IJ1630. Maine’s main plant
IJ1632. Exert maximum effort
IJ1633. Verbally decided before now
IJ1634. “It was a joke!”
IJ1635. Type of coal
IJ1637. Cinephiles’ parties
IJ1640. Big name in designer handbags
IJ1642. One of the Wright brothers, for short
IJ1644. One seen in a ring
IJ1645. Indulgence binge
IJ1647. First president to live in the White
House
IJ1649. Martial
IJ1650. “He loves,” to Ovid
IJ1652. Lestrade and others (abbr.)
IJ1653. “Teach Your Children” band
IJ1654. Joker sound effects
IJ1655. Their caps have red leaves
IJ1656. Child-support acronym
IJ1657. “So that’s your game!”
IJ1658. It deepens slowly from mouth to head
IJ1659. Slight hint
IJ1660. Falls short of
IJ1661. Harold’s friend, in film
IJ1662. Part of Caesar’s boast
IJ1663. Nigerian people with elaborate dress
IJ1664. Sake base
IJ1666. Atoll formation
IJ1667. Heyerdahl’s Kon-___
IJ1669. “That’ll be the day”
IJ1670. Symptom of radial nerve issues
IJ1674. Cans, to Brits
IJ1675. First suspect?
IJ1676. Penultimate book of the Bible that
subtweets fake Christians
IJ1677. Reddit predecessor
IJ1678. Sort of chi in Hunter × Hunter
IJ1679. Griffin of talk-show fame
IJ1680. Stickup line
IJ1683. Jezebel worshipped him…or “it”
IJ1684. Concave navel
IJ1685. Ty with batting titles
IJ1687. Gollum’s Precious
IJ1688. Proficiencies
IJ1689. Drinks greedily
IJ1690. Flavoring for Japanese soups
IJ1691. Country dissolved in 1991 (abbr.)
IJ1695. One out of ten quadrillion
IJ1696. Political belief system
IJ1699. You’ve got to learn to take it
IJ1702. Lanai loop
IJ1703. Potato alternative
IJ1704. ___ -Z: total
IJ1705. Blog with articles like “Amazing: This
Woman Was Able To Turn Her Love Of Baking Pies Into A Thankless, Financially
Ruinous Career” and “Reunion In The Works? Paul Simon And Art Garfunkel Are
Driving Toward Each Other At 120 MPH On A Stretch Of Highway In The Desert”
IJ1707. Five-time Grammy Awards host
IJ1709. ___ Raymonde, player of Alex Rousseau
on Lost
IJ1710. "Make Me Over" singer, or
main character in On the Come Up (nickname that drops the -anna)
IJ1713. First man on the moon's initials,
shared by a group of other fliers
IJ1714. Cheerio ingredient
IJ1715. What to do with your trash when
there’s no bin around
IJ1717. Done to ___
IJ1719. Old enough
IJ1720. Like a julep
IJ1721. Sitcom spinoff of the ‘70s
IJ1722. Patel of Slumdog Millionaire
IJ1723. Bigelow or Tetley alternative
IJ1725. Charon’s workplace, with “the”
IJ1729. He fought Basil in Robin Hood
IJ1731. Short and detached, to W.A. Mozart
IJ1732. Still undelivered
IJ1734. Type of paper
IJ1735. Bad bargain
IJ1737. Professional bowling great Anthony
IJ1738. Reebok competitor
IJ1739. Swiped right for anybody, as a man
IJ1742. Antiquate
IJ1746. Pitchers’ rubbers
IJ1750. Paw undersides
IJ1751. Point of a pen
IJ1752. Where a lot of Monopoly-type games
start
IJ1753. Passively torturing oneself, in a way
IJ1756. Talent for banter
IJ1757. Goddess who lost a son to Achilles
IJ1759. Coins for Castro
IJ1761. “No. Wrong.”
IJ1763. Ms., often
IJ1765. Speed-writes
IJ1767. Some Marines
IJ1769. Jane, in Spain
IJ1770. “Sadly, it looks like you’re right”
IJ1771. They go flying at the end of Terminator
3
IJ1772. Kit and caboodle
IJ1773. People tend to move counterclockwise
in it
IJ1774. Performs amazingly
IJ1776. ___-Whirl (carnival ride)
IJ1777. In ___ situation: in trouble deep
IJ1780. Hi-tech special effects
IJ1781. Courteous
IJ1782. Tyler, the Creator’s “Who ___ Boy”
IJ1783. What’s often confused with lies?
IJ1784. T-shirt abbr.
IJ1785. Many a Pesci role
IJ1789. Jay or em follower
IJ1791. Defunct Buffy the Vampire
Slayer network
IJ1793. Take ___ at (taunt)
IJ1794. Kerry’s locale (abbr.)
IJ1796. Hero meat
IJ1800. “Summertime, Summertime” group, with
“The”
IJ1803. Hurl an insult at
IJ1804. Lake west of Maggiore
IJ1805. Tales of Trail and Town author
IJ1806. Photo lab order (abbr.)
IJ1807. 1960s Harrier plane with vertical
takeoff
IJ1811. Usually covered areas on any gender
IJ1813. Eccentric oldster
IJ1814. Former Iranian president Mahmoud
IJ1816. Lewis who played Ellen’s best friend
IJ1817. Notting Hill resident,
e.g.
IJ1819. Eastern or Central, e.g.
IJ1821. Drained of resources
IJ1822. Inside (abbr.)
IJ1823. Christmas morning command
IJ1826. “And ___ the only girl…”
IJ1828. Counselor for a hospital administrator
IJ1831. Was parasitic to
IJ1832. They’re on Harald V’s family tree
IJ1833. Gourds for drinkers on the go
IJ1835. “All human wisdom is summed up in two
words: wait and hope” author
IJ1836. Selena’s musical style
IJ1838. Gold, to a gaucho
IJ1839. Humorous intensifier put before some
sound effects
IJ1840. Huuuge rm.
IJ1841. Arabian nation with a love of Mountain
Dew and ornate doors
IJ1842. Far too long without a break
IJ1843. Letter adjunct (abbr.)
IJ1846. Sound of displeasure
IJ1847. Liquid to ease teething pains
IJ1848. Himmler’s him
IJ1849. Ton of bricks, e.g.
IJ1850. Daughter, to Cato
IJ1851. March Madness booster (abbr.)
IJ1853. Kenny G album
IJ1855. Authoritative declaration
IJ1857. The ___ Baltimore (Lanford Wilson play invoking a
sign with a burned-out e)
IJ1858. Have a cold, maybe
IJ1860. File’s partner
IJ1861. Draft-animal contraption
IJ1862. Inspiration exclamation
IJ1863. Word in the Republic of Upper Volta’s
current name
IJ1864. Musical array
IJ1865. Part of some cultural nights out
IJ1867. Via, for short (though, yes, it’s
longer than “via”)
IJ1868. Make an expatriate
IJ1870. Strip under the bed?
IJ1871. Olivia in House of the Dragon
IJ1872. “This comedian is perceptive!”
IJ1875. Gp. managing a company’s network
IJ1877. Minute measures (abbr.)
IJ1878. Hollandaise, e.g.
IJ1880. Its name means “waterless place”
IJ1881. Have-___ (poor people)
IJ1882. Surreal ending?
IJ1883. Do a double take, e.g.
IJ1885. Sicker (in old hip-hop slang or out of
it)
IJ1887. Defrocks
IJ1890. What’s bound in bks.
IJ1891. Hatchery supply
IJ1892. Substance falsely tied to food
poisoning
IJ1894. Certain steps
IJ1895. Bard’s output
IJ1896. Garden’s foundation
IJ1897. ___ before (no later than)
IJ1898. “I have ___ to tell” (Madonna)
IJ1899. All-white-keys chord (abbr.)
IJ1900. Pepper that packs a punch
IJ1901. Goat-man of myth
IJ1903. Verdon and Williams
IJ1904. Ones with a burning desire?
IJ1905. Response from a greatly amused texter
IJ1907. Im-ho-___, Boris Karloff’s role in The
Mummy
IJ1908. Coulter and Curry
IJ1909. Adams-Renner film about alien
linguistics
IJ1912. Operatic dialogue
IJ1913. Bag, in commercialese
IJ1914. Something that may not be intended
IJ1915. Nickelodeon goo
IJ1916. Chase of Hollywood
IJ1917. Move in a diagonal pattern
IJ1918. Li’l kid
IJ1919. ___ Father’s Advice to His Son (Rudyard Kipling)
IJ1920. “Yoo-___!”
IJ1921. Rabbit’s secondary antagonist Wolf
IJ1922. Get running again, as a copier
IJ1923. Their name stands for “Bulletproof Boy
Scouts” in Korean
IJ1924. Ulan ___, Russian city
IJ1925. Int’l Guitar Month
IJ1926. Insider lingo
IJ1927. Word used when a balloon bursts
IJ1928. Flower that saffron comes from
IJ1929. Phnom Penh monetary units
IJ1932. Commerce, e.g. (abbr.)
IJ1933. Starting
IJ1935. Poirot creator
IJ1937. Cognition meas.
IJ1938. Priority-revealing preposition
IJ1939. Pt. before Chap. 1
IJ1940. CDVIII/IV
IJ1941. Minis, e.g.
IJ1943. Needing a girdle, maybe
IJ1944. Suggestions for girth reduction
IJ1946. Delphine in Rainbow Six
IJ1947. Low-income-housing section of the gov.
IJ1948. Conscience
IJ1950. Surgeon beginner?
IJ1951. Made like Betsy Ross
IJ1954. Abner’s intro
IJ1955. Mental
IJ1957. Abbreviated papal title hidden in
“post-traumatic stress disorder”
IJ1958. Do gallery work
IJ1959. Tumble-down structures
IJ1960. Mistake marker
IJ1961. Producer of Bowie’s Berlin Trilogy
IJ1962. Like Claritin, for short
IJ1964. Kipling’s Rikki-Tikki-___
IJ1965. “Yeah, spare me the details…”
IJ1966. Barbecue feature
IJ1967. Sparks
IJ1968. Small birds.
IJ1969. Added, in ads
IJ1970. “That sounds tempting”
IJ1972. Pull ___ one: cheat
IJ1973. Bad fragment?
IJ1974. Pound or Pope, e.g.
IJ1975. Two-fifths of MV
IJ1976. Times of the past
IJ1978. Billion : giga :: trillion : ___
IJ1979. Constant hand-washer’s condition, for
short
IJ1981. Has showers
IJ1983. Small, round sponge cake topped with
fruit and whipped cream
IJ1985. Parisian currency
IJ1986. Merida’s story
IJ1988. French whites
IJ1989. Gets bested by
IJ1990. Crash-probing agcy.
IJ1992. Baroque instrument
IJ1994. Mongol Empire founder
IJ1997. Nook shading?
IJ1998. Slowly, in music
IJ1999. Kerry’s locale (abbr.)
IJ2000. Laughing uncontrollably
IJ2001. Selfish-sounding organic compound
IJ2002. Dolls’ digs
IJ2004. Pitchfork carrier
IJ2005. Flushed
IJ2007. Pop corn?
IJ2010. They’re always looking for deals
IJ2012. Bar patron’s request
IJ2013. Lace ender
IJ2014. Rapper with the hits “Mesmerize” and
“Put It on Me”
IJ2016. Like W’s expression, some say
IJ2017. Leaving Ireland out, as in a survey,
e.g.
IJ2018. Yang opposite
IJ2020. Able was I till I saw this Elba, he’s
too handsome
IJ2021. Conductor who won a record 31 Grammy
Awards
IJ2022. Ceramist’s need
IJ2023. In the same place (Lat.)
IJ2024. Renfaire girdle
IJ2025. Mark on a peacock’s tail
IJ2029. New age pianist Stein
IJ2030. Ideal brownie descriptor
IJ2031. Giant reed
IJ2032. Quaint address?
IJ2033. Defective cars
IJ2034. Difficult to read, in a way
IJ2036. Golf term
IJ2037. Sport competed in barefoot, in brief
IJ2039. Grant’s men
IJ2041. Pete Davidson’s debut show, for short
IJ2042. Germans, to British
IJ2044. Steinbeck extras
IJ2045. Abnormal wobbling
IJ2046. Medical co. in the DJIA
IJ2047. Brillo counterpart
IJ2048. Interior designer Stanley
IJ2049. Daedalus’s employer, in Greek myth
IJ2050. Film noir starring Deborah Harry
IJ2052. Copay firms
IJ2053. Like the Alhambra
IJ2054. Currant-flavored cocktail
IJ2055. Shaq’s school
IJ2056. Brown-bag contents
IJ2057. Exhaust outlet
IJ2059. Cylindrical bin
IJ2060. Senorita’s peepers
IJ2062. Stinger at the beach
IJ2065. 18th-century mathematician
IJ2067. Petrol or any pepper-upper
IJ2069. Zest, e.g.
IJ2070. Curtain raiser?
IJ2071. Parodies playfully
IJ2073. Lower oneself (to)
IJ2074. Turkish city that lent its name to a
kebab
IJ2075. Pig’s enclosure
IJ2076. Slam-dance
IJ2077. Fountain find
IJ2078. Persuade
IJ2079. Considering it appropriate
IJ2083. Middle fingers
IJ2084. Please, with “favor”
IJ2085. Actors McShane and McKellen
IJ2086. ___ back and relax
IJ2087. Blind to
IJ2095. Speeding ticket letters
IJ2097. Procedure
IJ2098. “The” French?
IJ2100. Author Stephenie
IJ2102. Stop traffic, so to speak
IJ2106. Vehicle with tons of sports equipment
IJ2107. Car decoration
IJ2109. Amphibians in some terraria
IJ2113. Pianist Pogorelich
IJ2114. Untouchable lawman
IJ2115. ___ Law: anti-child-abuse statute
IJ2117. Boarded up
IJ2118. Lose sensation
IJ2119. Org. that announced “Science is back”
in 2021
IJ2120. 2008 French Open winner Ana
IJ2122. “Always Look on the Bright Side of
Life” performer
IJ2124. Bridge, in Quebec
IJ2125. One end of the GW Bridge
IJ2126. Sea direction
IJ2128. Set of books?
IJ2131. Worry words
IJ2133. Remote control button label
IJ2134. Wild-haired stock character
IJ2136. Stravinsky and Vovkovinskiy
IJ2137. ___ Kringle, aka Santa Claus
IJ2138. Part in the middle
IJ2141. How you find it
IJ2143. Preparing chicken a la king
IJ2145. Nice “but”?
IJ2146. Less-is-more approach that these
puzzles clearly don’t employ
IJ2150. Old comics dog
IJ2152. “Can we count on you?”
IJ2153. 2012 event for FB
IJ2154. News tidbit
IJ2155. At certain intervals
IJ2156. It generally includes the word
“guilty”
IJ2157. Merriment
IJ2159. You can replace its second or third
letter with a heart (but not both)
IJ2160. Kamoze of reggae
IJ2162. “Holy jumping catfish!,” e.g.
IJ2163. Score amts.
IJ2165. Event in Madrid
IJ2166. Got up
IJ2167. Leaks nasal mucus
IJ2168. Eleven-year-old, demographically
IJ2170. One of Potter’s professors
IJ2171. Chief Chono Ca Pe, e.g. (var.)
IJ2172. “That’s five shots in a row!”
IJ2173. “Fish yes, cow no” eater
IJ2175. Start from within?
IJ2176. Temporary capital of Yemen
IJ2177. A neighbor of Aus.
IJ2178. Miniver or Grundy
IJ2179. Snobbish sorts
IJ2181. Fastener for electrical cables
IJ2182. It’ll make a man moan
IJ2183. Food for dipping
IJ2184. Unaccented
IJ2186. Ringo’s is Richard
IJ2189. Habiliments
IJ2191. Practice the everyday grind?
IJ2192. Body of science?
IJ2195. River of southeastern France
IJ2196. Platform with many live gaming streams
IJ2197. Was in charge
IJ2198. Subject of the song “Reindeers Are
Better Than People”
IJ2199. ___ of butter: 1-1.5 tablespoons
IJ2200. Perfume source
IJ2201. Eye parts (var.)
IJ2202. Cosecant reciprocals
IJ2203. Reg. or dist.
IJ2204. With male identity
IJ2206. Opp. of a landlocked territory
IJ2207. Spot for many less-than-$100-a-year
home businesses
IJ2208. Popular cars along the E4
IJ2209. AMC’s high-end screen option
IJ2211. Part of HMV
IJ2214. He, er, helped Kim Kardashian get
famous
IJ2216. Neighbor of Leyte
IJ2218. “America’s Most Affordable Vacation
St.” (AAA)
IJ2219. A link between words?
IJ2221. “The local scuttlebutt suggests…”
IJ2222. Call someone by the wrong name, e.g.
IJ2223. Co
IJ2224. Mickey’s canine pal
IJ2225. Bad places to get your kicks
IJ2226. End a fast
IJ2229. Success at 21, often
IJ2231. Signal to begin
IJ2232. Despicable Me villain-hero
IJ2233. “The ball ___ your court”
IJ2234. More absurd
IJ2235. Furnishes with an income
IJ2236. Professor Rubik
IJ2237. Touchy one?
IJ2238. Quality the atom was once thought to
have
IJ2241. Indicate via gestures
IJ2242. Sturm’s partner
IJ2244. Gas in a sign
IJ2246. Followers of Saint Ignatius
IJ2250. Culs ___
IJ2251. Precarious perch, perhaps
IJ2253. Salon creations
IJ2254. “The ___ the possible”
(Politics, to Bismarck)
IJ2255. Dodge Viper engines or women’s shoes
IJ2256. Tech-news site launched in March 1994
IJ2257. Marble, e.g.
IJ2258. Product with “Extra Dry” brand
IJ2261. Harry Potter hero Longbottom
IJ2263. More comfortable
IJ2264. Aim rival
IJ2265. The last word in service?
IJ2266. “We got ___!!” (amateur musicians’
great news)
IJ2267. Anthropological notation
IJ2268. Sha ___ (doo-wop group)
IJ2269. Has left the office
IJ2270. Brand of foam toys
IJ2271. Lindbergh’s cargo in 1926
IJ2273. Pass up
IJ2275. Hong Kong neighbor
IJ2276. Blue-black berrylike fruit
IJ2277. Ex-hubby of Lisa Marie
IJ2279. Craig once of the NBA
IJ2280. Number of Heinz flavors in old Rome?
IJ2281. Denver’s loc., when founded
IJ2282. Jim-dandy
IJ2284. Leather-hued
IJ2285. Believer’s bracelet letters
IJ2287. “Pet” that angers
IJ2288. God of life, death, and fertility who
underwent resurrection
IJ2289. Altercations
IJ2290. Evil Dead and Spider-Man director
IJ2293. Leia to Luke, as he never calls her
IJ2294. Ability to see things as they are
IJ2297. Certain address starter
IJ2298. Place for koi
IJ2299. Concerning unknown numbers
IJ2301. Library indexing abbr.
IJ2303. Often-fried vegetables
IJ2305. Presidents Taft, Ford, Clinton, and
both Bushes
IJ2308. Guitarist Allman
IJ2309. Torte part that’s left over?
IJ2310. Has a harsh sound
IJ2311. Gentle reminder
IJ2312. Some genderqueer folks
IJ2313. What was Brexited from
IJ2315. “Lights” singer Goulding
IJ2316. Maxwell House decaf
IJ2317. Computer entries?
IJ2318. I’m not a ___ (captcha phrase)
IJ2319. Nice turndown?
IJ2320. Archaic Jewish sect
IJ2324. It has moles
IJ2325. ___ Tales (video game)
IJ2326. Flexible twig
IJ2327. “Bae,” about a hundred years back
IJ2328. Bell-shaped bloomer
IJ2329. Shipment, in Paris
IJ2331. The Office receptionist
IJ2333. Like some tempera paints
IJ2335. Makes indistinct
IJ2336. Represent an alternate route, maybe
IJ2339. Poem used in Beethoven’s “Choral
Symphony”
IJ2341. “___ directed” (medicine alert)
IJ2342. Sword for Deadpool
IJ2343. Alto and tenor
IJ2344. Modern crime head?
IJ2345. Divergent narrator
IJ2346. Fell for a scam
IJ2347. Attires
IJ2348. Dakota Fanning’s role in Charlotte’s
Web
IJ2349. Silence that’s sometimes “the word”
IJ2350. Types likely to create a “Hotties of
Silicon Valley” ranking site
IJ2352. Title Uncle on stage
IJ2353. Physicist for whom a speed-of-sound
ratio is named
IJ2354. Center of the Sator square
IJ2355. Earth-moving Teen Titans hero-villain
IJ2357. Novelist Hamsun
IJ2359. Apartment level
IJ2361. Words with a pat
IJ2363. Crime author Marklund
IJ2364. Snowboarding gold medalist White
IJ2365. Tough on the tummy
IJ2366. Nasty one
IJ2367. “The defense ___!”
IJ2369. Vet’s affliction
IJ2370. Performer who’s the descendant of a
Japanese emperor
IJ2371. ___ for Innocent (novel featuring private
investigator Kinsey Millhone)
IJ2372. Shoe with a wooden sole
IJ2373. Man of the house
IJ2374. Symposium author
IJ2375. Like well-worn wood
IJ2379. Visual prosthesis passing into reality
these days
IJ2381. “You shouldn’t have posted this”
IJ2385. Pre-alcoholic
IJ2388. “And what thanks do I get??”
IJ2390. Bread et al.
IJ2395. Away from the stem
IJ2397. Over and not touching
IJ2398. Partly denudes
IJ2400. Old-time mouth wash
IJ2402. Widow’s share
IJ2405. Dos that are don’ts?
IJ2407. Macho machine-gun manhandler
IJ2408. Run around
IJ2409. It’s two after tau
IJ2410. Bides time while the heat is on
IJ2412. Soft speech sound
IJ2413. Talks endlessly
IJ2414. Asseverates
IJ2415. Like some jacket hoods
IJ2417. ___ Joe (Twain character)
IJ2418. Drummer in pancake makeup Carr
IJ2420. What Wilde sued the marquess of
Queensberry for
IJ2421. It’s not to be missed
IJ2423. “The Next Episode” singer
IJ2424. Dungeon crawl equivalents in World
of Warcraft
IJ2425. Italian director Sergio
IJ2426. “Will ___ will you?”
IJ2427. Blogger’s citation
IJ2429. Track star Griffith-Joyner, familiarly
IJ2433. Letter-shaped track
IJ2435. ___ keyboard (types)
IJ2436. Author of a paradox about extraterrestrial
life
IJ2437. With regulated speed
IJ2438. Board game whose goal is Retirement
IJ2440. Royal dream producer
IJ2441. -resembling
IJ2442. Keep the place in order
IJ2443. A portion (of)
IJ2444. Crocus and freesia, e.g.
IJ2445. Proverbial place of self-humbling
IJ2447. Tastes with bite
IJ2449. Gangland gal
IJ2451. Word on the Great Seal of the US
IJ2453. Scottish turndown
IJ2454. Videotape’s successor
IJ2456. Kaye of The George Burns Show
IJ2457. Paquin of True Blood and X-Men
IJ2458. Access a private account
IJ2459. Big name in cell service
IJ2461. “It’s not ___. On my world, it means
hope” (Man of Steel)
IJ2462. ___ seven: 6:50
IJ2463. Bucs tackle Jason
IJ2465. 80s arcade sensation with an asterisk
in its name
IJ2466. Fictional Swiss girl
IJ2467. Every twelve mos.
IJ2468. Please Satan
IJ2469. He played Gandolfini’s son
IJ2470. Anti-government radical
IJ2472. Sheer cloth
IJ2473. Like the first leg of a triathlon
IJ2474. Former Lone Justice singer Maria
IJ2475. Indie movies
IJ2477. Second-generation Japanese American
IJ2479. Wetness from sadness or happiness
IJ2481. Unpopular religious groups
IJ2483. SNL’s Biden impersonator
IJ2485. Important util.
IJ2486. Valentine, to Gen Z
IJ2487. Added restriction on some vegan
recipes
IJ2488. “Can ___ least see my options?”
IJ2489. Blue ___ Carter, Beyonce and Jay-Z’s daughter
IJ2490. Dad’s namesake (abbr.)
IJ2491. Lunar calendar observance
IJ2492. Noticeable
IJ2495. When doubled, a pioneering blog
IJ2496. Belgrade denizen
IJ2497. Card game similar
to Tarock and Schafkopf
IJ2498. Pinball ploy
IJ2499. Where mobile homes park
IJ2500. They have very thick skins
IJ2502. Rock music’s Better Than ___
IJ2504. Toyota model
IJ2506. “Lower your weapons, we need not
fight!”
IJ2509. Bold-sounding schemes?
IJ2512. English sculptor
IJ2513. Main and Oak (abbr.)
IJ2514. “I’m sorry to say it, but you’re
right”
IJ2516. Legally forbids
IJ2518. Crumple before tossing out
IJ2520. Ghostly-hued
IJ2522. Obama’s energy secretary
IJ2523. More coy
IJ2524. Make a name for oneself?
IJ2525. Jostles (for)
IJ2526. Christmas-carol gifts
IJ2527. “Four and twenty blackbirds baked in
___”
IJ2528. 503, in 503
IJ2529. Buckwheat breakfast
IJ2530. Memo to:
IJ2531. Denunciates
IJ2533. Art fan, perhaps
IJ2534. Morning shave brands
IJ2535. Perch precariously
IJ2536. Cup lip
IJ2537. Removes abruptly
IJ2539. Piece of metal
IJ2540. Essence or core
IJ2542. “Love Train” group member
IJ2543. Infielder Lowrie
IJ2544. Grazed on
IJ2545. ___ Peak (Massachusetts ski resort)
IJ2546. Seine moorage
IJ2547. Shipper’s postings
IJ2550. Your brothers to your father
IJ2551. “What are men even good for, anyway?”
asker
IJ2553. Death ___ Funeral
IJ2554. Whitney’s inventions
IJ2555. Word with “a date”
IJ2556. Templeton and Waugh
IJ2557. Game that’s half-cardio, half-trivia
IJ2558. Catch phrase?
IJ2560. If-___: conditional statements
IJ2561. Justin Timberlake’s band
IJ2562. Not them
IJ2563. Upscale hotel room features
IJ2565. Works hard
IJ2567. Individual mag (abbr.)
IJ2568. Status symbol between your teeth
IJ2569. Pile of irritating nonsense
IJ2572. Most lacking in seriousness
IJ2574. Always just not get it
IJ2575. Word in a bailiff’s command
IJ2577. Comedy about a vengeful ex-philosophy
professor
IJ2578. 13 turned binary turned Roman numeral
IJ2579. Pathetic parody of a civilized event
IJ2580. Watch four?
IJ2581. “My conclusions are the same as yours”
IJ2585. Turn often prohibited, slangily
IJ2586. Brief author?
IJ2589. Racers’ ibuprofen, slangily
IJ2591. Crazy-fast worker
IJ2594. “Can ___?” (statement from one needing
to vent)
IJ2595. “Call on Me” singer Jackson
IJ2596. Stillmatic rapper, 2001
IJ2597. Put some feeling into the reading
IJ2598. Male foals
IJ2599. Handle day-to-day responsibilities, in
slang
IJ2601. Snow on the way out
IJ2602. Particle accelerator emissions
IJ2604. Letters on paintings of the cross
IJ2605. Emphatic refusal
IJ2606. Words meaning “All good” that were
George Washington’s last
IJ2610. Conjunctions with limited function
IJ2611. Mature on the vine
IJ2612. What may be powdered in the morning?
IJ2613. North by Northwest film studio
IJ2614. Facial expressions that are “the
widest” in an old joke
IJ2620. Lets down
IJ2626. Web toon based on a Picasso drawing
IJ2629. ___ hand: skilled
IJ2633. Three min. of pro boxing
IJ2634. First name in Bonds
IJ2635. Basic spans, in music
IJ2637. Some cos. that want to let you know they're cos.
IJ2638. Colorful exhibition
IJ2640. Literally, “the Month of the
Pilgrimage”
IJ2644. Make another offer
IJ2645. “___ stand” (Martin Luther)
IJ2646. Real scumbags
IJ2647. Mood med
IJ2648. ___ out (withdrew)
IJ2649. Preacher Turner
IJ2650. Gram. modifier for action
IJ2651. “Take a ___ at it!”
IJ2652. Nas X and Durk
IJ2653. Use again, as a resource
IJ2654. Green smoothie ingredient
IJ2655. “Oh for the love of…”
IJ2656. “And others,” to Cicero
IJ2657. It’s in the palm of your hand
IJ2659. “Back in Black” singers
IJ2661. Heat-and-serve, maybe
IJ2663. Spot in Ga. with really
great architecture (having to rebuild after getting burned to the ground
will do that)
IJ2664. Paper airplane, technically (but
usually a drone, abbr.)
IJ2665. Banana cream or pizza
IJ2666. Tractors seen on many a road trip
IJ2667. “___ house, is a very, very, very fine
house”
IJ2668. Magic spells
IJ2669. “___ surprise…obvious, really”
IJ2670. Gave lip
IJ2671. Goddess of creation and destruction
IJ2672. Jackie Robinson’s first pro team
IJ2673. River running through Italy
IJ2674. Pass up the mountain?
IJ2678. Phalanx, e.g.
IJ2679. One vertex of the Summer Triangle
IJ2680. Double star in Orion
IJ2681. Discipline including animatronics
IJ2684. “That was awesome of me!”
IJ2686. Goddess who’s literally part of
another god
IJ2690. “There's no future for this”
IJ2694. Where Aswan Dam is
IJ2695. Garmin abbr.
IJ2696. Aerialist savers
IJ2697. Passages
IJ2698. Prone to spread, like laughter or a
cold
IJ2700. Pillow décor in hotels
IJ2701. Give-shot link
IJ2702. Semi liquid
IJ2703. Mac Miller exclamation
IJ2704. Being surrounded by ignorance
IJ2706. Goal of Olympic competitors
IJ2707. “I’ll get right ___!”
IJ2708. Land-parcel measures
IJ2709. Deportation acronym
IJ2710. Writer in a family of real estate
agents, e.g.
IJ2712. Kick and Zero colas
IJ2713. “This is only a test” letters
IJ2714. They’re ideal for service
IJ2715. Part of Monroe’s signature
IJ2716. Get any new-fallen
leaves off
IJ2717. Masterless samurai
IJ2718. Condemn sharply
IJ2721. Points from pencils
IJ2723. Shots’ contents, maybe
IJ2724. Nutcracker movement
IJ2725. Handles for swordsmen
IJ2726. Informal word for a wife
IJ2727. Mark Harmon police series
IJ2729. Hypoallergenic, sapphire-eyed cat
IJ2731. North Pole “Mrs.”
IJ2732. Starburst flavor
IJ2733. Location of Olympus Mons
IJ2734. Tinsel time
IJ2735. Borg who retired at 26
IJ2736. Formation of bone
IJ2739. Times for pranks
IJ2741. Cadence call opener
IJ2743. Globe-shaped flowers
IJ2744. “Do what you love, and you’ll never
work a day in your life” position
IJ2747. They’re unreformably
evil
IJ2748. Union member of old?
IJ2749. That bleepin’
droid
IJ2750. Peaty wetland
IJ2751. Opposite of great, to Burns
IJ2752. Slovenly woman
IJ2753. Forgetting ___ Marshall (you didn’t forget her name, did
you?)
IJ2754. History with drugs
IJ2755. Wolfe character
IJ2756. Common cable format
IJ2757. Like autumn weather
IJ2758. Not over the plate
IJ2759. Spotted juvenile
IJ2762. My essentials
IJ2764. Destines, and not in a good way
IJ2765. What raised eyebrows signify
IJ2766. Poetic regions
IJ2767. Kind of cleaner or season
IJ2768. Kind of stochastic optimization
methods, for short
IJ2769. “I ___ surgeon!” (The Good Doctor meme)
IJ2770. Texas int’l air code
IJ2771. It’s not made in the shade
IJ2772. Believer in love and redemptive
feeling
IJ2774. VCR reset reading
IJ2775. Miscellany or collection
IJ2776. Book with reminiscences of Heinlein
and Clarke
IJ2778. X-ray blocker
IJ2779. Powerful desire