Ubercross Abecedaria K
Across
K1. Book
category (abbr.)
K5. Make
like, for a while
K9. Crowdsourced
navigation app
K13. Bardic
caste
K17. Daily
routines, boringly
K21. Problems
for sitters
K25. Swaps
between accts.
K29. Douay
prophet
K33. Sports
cars advertised with the slogan “Domesticated. Not declawed.”
K37. “Down to
Gehenna ___ to the Throne, he travels the fastest who travels alone” (Kipling)
K41. Some
exposed-beam homes
K47. “Say it
___ so!”
K51. Recurring
themes
K57. Style of
architecture
K58. Clark’s
wife
K62. Prefix
meaning “image”
K64. Repressed
K69. Starting
to have an effect
K74. Ology kin
K77. Game, to
Guglielmo
K79. Down-ballot
incumbent
K83. 1983 IBM
offering
K87. Beet
benefits
K92. Limited
intake
K94. Investment
for a baseball fan
K100. Holding
dear
K104. Fill
chock full
K107. Still-technically-Duchess
Meghan
K113. Gunther’s
second continental survey
K114. Newscaster
who’s gone from CNN to Fox to MSNBC to Newsmax, hosting three separate shows
with The Record in their names
K117. “You
COULD put it that way”
K119. Blue
point in Perseus, with “the”
K121. It
listens for what’s said between the lines
K122. Drove
like crazy
K123. Having
life
K124. “You
better BELIEVE the answer’s yes!”
K126. Stirring
up painful issues
K128. Swivel
like an apartment door
K129. Rabin and
Remini
K130. Politico
who wrote The Truth (With Jokes)
K132. Trailing
interest on your credit card
K133. Esau’s
mom
K134. Spanish
filler word or album title
K135. This
bestselling song’s English version is about the Mexican Revolution
K137. Post-Ford
years
K139. Sign at a
B’way hit
K140. “Put
yourself in someone ___ shoes!”
K142. 1
followed by 27 zeros
K144. Dating or
decking
K145. Sushi bar
mushroom
K146. Teletubbies’
head decorations
K147. “Some of
us are becoming the men we wanted to marry” speaker
K148. Folic
acid
K150. Kitchen’s
end?
K151. Region
east of Alaska
K152. Arthur of
tennis
K153. Altair or
Atlas
K154. Multigenerational
Indy surname
K155. Headed
for a hangover
K156. Disappears
gradually
K159. Get grime
out, as with detergent
K161. Clumsy
fools
K162. Minimal
poker draw
K164. 1970s
Savalas role
K166. 2001 author who said “Any sufficiently advanced technology
is indistinguishable from magic”
K167. Tie-___
(promos)
K168. “Be silent,”
in musical scores
K169. Sports
jersey material
K170. Prefix
with “phone” or “byte”
K171. Pentagon VIPs
(abbr.)
K172. Sea mist
K173. Hunting
firearms
K175. “You’re
invited to ___ party”
K176. Cut ___
(dance well)
K178. Indian
tourist haven
K180. Is
blessed with, as talent
K182. Low-cost
home loan org.
K184. Cat’s
plaint
K185. 2003 Nick
Lachey hit “___ Swear”
K187. Insurance
agreements for no-fault auto accidents
K190. Revealed
completely
K192. What the
dog says
K194. ___-punk
(hybrid musical genre)
K196. One
celebrated in June
K197. Muchachas
(abbr.)
K198. Users can
give them hearts or hugs, for short
K204. Not yet
pinpointed
K212. One way
to present your present
K217. Commuter’s
expense
K221. Samuel
Gompers org.
K224. Discolors
by cooking, as salmon
K228. VPs
answer to them
K230. Actress
Ekberg
K232. 1950s hot
spot
K233. “Hi
Diddly-Dee, A Sailor’s Life For Me” or “Whiskey Johnny”
K235. Deals
(out)
K237. Ending of
just three common English words
K238. D, for
one
K245. Make big changes
to
K251. “All’s
well” messages
K254. Triple
Crown stat
K258. Mearth’s
dad
K262. Walk-up
feature
K265. ___
Island (site of a New York prison)
K266. Prefix
with secretory that you see in crosswords far less often than the
similar-looking cookie
K269. Getting
dragged along
K270. Amundsen’s
quest
K271. Henry, in
Hermosillo
K272. Once-popular
Don
K273. Dripping
more
K275. Question
asked 12 times in Matthew
K277. Indian “sirs,”
loosely
K279. Breakfast
cereal with a propeller-headed alien on the front of the box
K281. Marathon
warm-up races
K283. People
who outline
K285. Dr.
Shepherd portrayer, on Grey’s Anatomy
K287. Learn
some by example
K288. Hostility
K289. Word
before hand or boot
K290. Home to
Ho
K291. Outfielder
Tommie of the Miracle Mets
K292. “___
Dimittis” (canticle in the Book of Luke)
K293. Lifter’s
rippler
K294. When
doubled, “Wat U Mean” singer
K295. (The)
worst
K296. Orator
with online courses or products to promote
K298. Versants
K299. First of
two words meaning “artistically experimental”
K300. Weasley
and Potter’s ally
K301. Least
cantankerous
K303. Dream
Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening artist
K305. Conferred
about
K307. Stands in
line, maybe
K309. Eskimo
boots
K311. One
practicing self-help, informally
K312. Extravagant
way to live
K313. Acting
like strangers
K315. Lake
Superior native
K316. Israeli
martial art
K318. City
known as the “capital of Iraqi culture”
K320. Long
board
K321. Medieval
circuit court or Bronte heroine
K322. “Go
ahead!”
K323. Radiolab producer, with a call sign that speaks to
Manhattanites
K324. Toby
Keith’s “___ in Mexico”
K325. Inactive
K327. The Time
Machine creatures
K328. Popular
Honda engine for more than twenty years
K330. Heavy
odor
K332. Vegetable
dish
K334. Altogether
K336. Resting
(on)
K338. Baseball’s
Red ___
K339. Cause of
harm
K340. “Are You
Normal?” (___ Atomic Dustbin)
K341. What an
ellipse’s major axis passes through
K342. Animal
also called a Nittany lion
K343. Office
holder?
K345. Long fish
K346. Surgery
spots, briefly
K347. Prior to
this point
K350. “Kitchen
tools and gadgets” brand
K352. Road to
nowhere?
K353. Sotto ___
(spoken softly)
K354. Roy
Rogers’s birthplace
K355. Sailor’s
apprentice
K356. Sexual
obsessive (more than most of us, that is)
K358. Italian
white wines or evaporating tools
K360. San Jose,
Costa ___
K362. Femoral
muscle or less-well-known brachial muscle
K364. Helped
with the dishes
K366. Weighty
and intrinsic
K368. Big name
in sneaks
K369. Ewes are
there
K370. “Uh, dude?”,
skeptically
K371. Jon of Chicago
P.D. and La Brea
K372. Visibly
closer to sunset
K373. What’s
filled up in a fill-up
K375. “___ I
quote…”
K376. High-tech
map subject
K377. Torch
type
K378. Protagonist
of The Fountainhead
K380. Of a
Pindar work
K381. Container
for stir-fried vegetables?
K382. Thumb
drive predecessor
K383. “No guts,
no glory” types
K387. Abstract
Expressionist who said, “any style of painting—to be painting at all, in
fact—is a way of living, a style of living”
K391. 1979
Fleetwood Mac album/song
K393. Disregard,
with “off”
K395. Chrysler
models
K397. Extreme
but apparently necessary
K398. Shook out
of dreamland
K399. Get
through work
K400. “I worked
in ___ store and people asked how big I would get” (Rodney Dangerfield)
K401. ___ death
(over-expose)
K402. Its logo
is a goateed man in an apron
K403. On high,
in poesy
K404. Where WWI
began
K405. Hi-pH
K406. Ernie
Banks nickname
K408. Potato
holders
K409. Pi ___, Life
of Pi hero
K410. Ominous
peals
K412. The New
___ in Cincinnati
K413. Last word
on magazine content, often
K415. Screen
innovation of the 1920s
K416. Demon as
Pirate painter
K417. Obama’s
community building gp.
K418. Grown-up
who’s not quite grown up
K420. Fen fuel
K422. Sci-fi
home planet
K424. Coffee
maker maker
K426. Narrow
ridge of gravel
K427. Toy that
relies on aerodynamic forces
K428. What may
help you hang in there?
K430. Narrow
light
K431. 2010 film
about an amateur superhero
K433. Anecdotal
tragedy
K435. Melancholia star Dunst
K437. Trick-taking
game with thirty-two cards
K438. Some
biog. sketches
K439. St.
___-Roosevelt (New York City hospital)
K440. Special
Olympics qualifiers
K442. Movie
theater chain
K443. Oscar-winning
Aladdin composer Alan
K444. A Whisker
Away or Dragonball
K445. Get some
shut-eye
K447. “Hurts
___” (Mellencamp hit)
K449. Answer to
the riddle: What do many people take in the office that can never be returned?
K451. Mall
outlet
K453. Network
that plays High Tops
K455. Main
antagonist in Toy Story
K456. Ten, in
combinations
K457. Diving,
small-winged birds
K458. President
Syngman of Korea
K459. Big name
in soy sauce
K461. I, in
Frankfurt
K462. Flyer to
Seoul, for short
K463. Three
before L
K464. Big shark
K465. “Kobe!”
is for accuracy, “___!” is for distance
K467. Hebrew
Bible reading (var.)
K468. Certain
Asian soldier
K469. Coffeemakers
K470. Crazy, in
a Ricky Martin song
K471. Enthusiastic
flamenco cry
K472. To make
Parisian?
K473. Rang out
the hour
K474. Drooping
eyelid, medically
K475. Scholarship
K477. Sort of
gabfest
K479. Wee pest
K481. Some
sharks
K483. Stove-top
vessel
K485. What
underlined text may signify
K487. Create
suds
K488. In danger
of extinction, perhaps
K489. It’s got
a great view and a famous butt in it
K491. Puzzles
named for the Japanese word for “cleverness”
K493. Mr. T
hairstyle
K495. Bond
between Dalton and Craig
K497. Tough-guy
Duke of video games
K500. UK mil.
award
K501. Report
card disclosure
K502. Michigan
cheer
K503. One with
no prospects
K505. Nile swimmer,
for short
K506. Itty-bitty
(var.)
K508. “I’m
quoting here…”
K510. Peter
Jackson, by birth, for example
K512. Mole, for
one
K514. “The ___
a veil between humans and God. In prayer all are equal” (Rumi)
K515. Modern
reading medium
K516. Hepburn,
familiarly
K517. Flier
with a super annoying call
K519. Word
after “open,” in store signs
K520. Pet name
that can be affectionate and/or slightly annoyed
K521. Path or
route
K522. Cinch-___
(Hefty product)
K523. What Men
Want star Erykah
K524. AMEX, for
one
K526. Approximately
K527. ___ the
hat
K528. Beatles’
advice to Jojo
K530. Sesame
___
K531. Holder of
emergency supplies
K532. Many,
many
K533. Movie
Kevin Smith made to reward his friend for staying clean
K537. Not so
rarely
K539. Easygoing
reply to “Nice out”
K541. Shaving
cut
K543. Slender
traces
K545. Big time
movie studio of old
K546. Pinnacle
of success
K547. “I
conquered,” from Caesar
K548. Stalin’s
empire
K549. Keiko,
for one
K550. Many a
Klingon speaker
K552. Of
Immanuel’s manuals?
K554. Winnebagos’
windpipes
K557. Frère du
père
K560. Big
natural resource in Malaysia
K561. Stage
when an animal is in heat
K562. Bridge
between buildings
K563. To the
___ born
K564. The Aran
Islands essayist
K565. Strong
___
K567. Word
spoken during pouring
K568. Gallerist
designation
K569. Spin, in
a way
K571. Written
K573. Bright
and colorful
K575. Spiritual
centers, in yoga
K577. Gets
under the skin of
K578. The
Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy advice
K580. Merle
Haggard, self-descriptively
K581. “Tippecanoe
and Tyler ___”
K582. Clean the
floor
K583. GE and
GM, e.g.
K584. Pursuit
of beauty, some say
K585. ___
jacket
K586. Go
K587. Abbreviation
found on Canadian highway signs
K589. Programmer’s
chart, in brief
K590. Unbridled
anger
K591. “___ for
igloo”
K592. Send from
abroad
K593. Sushi,
tofu, and tempura, e.g.
K595. Dweeb’s
kin
K596. “Friends
___ all things” (Pythagoras)
K597. Wayne’s
World words
K599. Victory,
to Viktor
K601. The
Chattanooga Lookouts or the Biloxi Shuckers
K603. Messy
person
K605. Crocuses
K606. Legislation
government reporters often invoke
K607. Grab, as
ice cubes
K608. Big,
flat-bottomed boats
K609. Lunatic
notion
K612. Knowing
neither friend nor foe
K614. Answers
skillfully
K616. Students with
personal guides
K619. Chewer
K620. “Climb
___ Mountain”
K621. ___
point: not once
K623. Couturière
Coco
K624. Murderer
in Oliver Twist
K625. Role
players
K626. South
Park kid in a poof-ball hat
K627. Doomed
Tom hanging down his head
K628. Basra
resident (var.)
K630. Not up to
speed
K632. Dr. Seuss
creation
K634. Guinness
who did a lot of movies, actually, do we have to talk
about…okay, fine, “Use the force, Luke,” he’s that guy
K636. Military
drudges, for short
K637. Renaissance
instrument of limited range
K639. Morales
of Bad Boys
K640. “Aren’t
you just ___ of sunshine?”
K641. Seance
communication
K642. Bela of
Hungary
K643. Wing
requiring a sharp turn
K644. Contacts
online, for short
K645. Three-course
military supplies
K647. Aim an
angry tirade toward
K648. She-bear,
in Barcelona
K649. Largest
carmaker in Italy
K650. Krivoi
___, Ukraine (also “Rih”)
K651. Secluded
places
K652. Soothed
K654. Military
muddles
K655. Moore
contraction
K656. Alley in
Hollywood
K657. Far from
indulgent
K659. Lollygag
K661. Strikes
from the record
K663. Where
pants go in the potty
K665. Poking
sticks
K666. Abounding
in certain trees
K667. Not
wearing a stitch
K669. The cost
of being a female consumer
K671. Andy
Griffith show
K673. Michelle
of figure skating
K674. ___ Kilpatrick,
ex-Detroit mayor who served time on several federal felony charges
K676. One-down
four-up card game
K678. Celebrate
salaciously
K681. Franklin
tender
K682. Evening
prayer
K683. UPC
substitutes
K684. Shot of
liquor
K685. Doorstep rendition
K687. Forward
part of a boat
K689. Skin-related
K691. Acceptable
K692. “Funny
meeting you here!”
K693. Use a
certain fork
K694. “She’s
___ Ever Had” (Ricky Martin)
K695. Tenfold
lead-in
K696. Named
periods of time (abbr.)
K697. What “y”
often becomes when pluralized
K698. On fire,
as a party
K699. Parrot’s
punctuation
K700. Variant
of “tut tut” or “tsk tsk” that I personally like much better, but the crossword
market has spoken
K702. Bohr the
Nobelist
K704. Newport
News-to-Hampton dir.
K705. Like a
former gen., likely
K706. ___ port
K709. Tyrion’s
house
K710. Giggly
noises
K711. Herman of
movies and TV
K712. Annual
puzzle event that begins this year on 1/15/10
K717. Reason to
avoid the stairs
K721. Ready for
an operation
K723. Remote
Russians
K725. Esquire
in Henry VI, Part 2
K726. Thinks up
something
K728. They’re
separated out by centrifuges
K729. Animal’s
hiking gear?
K731. Tracts
reclaimed by dams or dikes
K733. NYC
subdivision
K734. Emblem on
government documents, often
K736. Endures
the rigors of time
K738. Site of
Cretan ruins
K740. First-ever
celebrity-endorsed shoes
K742. Director
Stanley and children
K743. Hanukkah
treats
K744. Some
Apples
K745. Nasal
openings
K746. The Mahābhārata,
e.g.
K747. 2011
animated film about a macaw named Blu
K748. Sound of
Wolverine’s claws popping out, in the comics
K750. Wine
press residue
K752. Vegged
out
K753. Collectible
Camaro
K754. The
so-called “Wicked Wasp of Twickenham”
K755. Revisable
(up to a point) circular file-storage format
K756. “My
parents are gonna kill me…”
K758. Species
K759. The Jazz
Singer and every recent movie
K760. Religious
subdiv.
K762. Kindle-friendly
format
K764. Big
nonprofit that operates the Department of Defense Safe Helpline
K766. A .08%
reading may lead to it
K767. Garden
varieties?
K768. Spanish
street
K769. Short
with jokes
K770. Peanut-loving
President
K771. Green
word on street corners
K772. Of
harmonic sounds
K773. Bullfrog
comment
K774. Part of
NEA
K776. “___ me?”
(“Whadja say?”)
K778. Secluded
spot
K780. Poet’s
feet
K781. Intimidating
absence of detail
K783. Liver
near the Louvre
K784. Go-round
K785. “Uh…heh heh…oops”
K787. Missing
the mark
K788. Snoop’s
occasional collaborator
K789. Netherlandish
Jan who painted the Arnolfini Portrait
K791. Arctic
seabird
K793. Rapper
Dogg
K795. Moved
stealthily, with “up”
K799. Oft-reflected
image
K800. Kathryn
of Law & Order: Criminal Intent
K801. Historical
Scottish county that sounds like linked computers and Noah’s boat
K802. Really
exhausted
K804. Like the
Missouri River’s waters
K805. Places to
start fights
K806. Sitar
accompaniment
K808. Site of
some bracelets
K810. DoD
downsizing
K812. Capital
of Colombia?
K813. Lord
& Taylor rival, informally
K814. “Just the
Way You Are” Grammy winner Bruno
K815. Something
to adjust on the undercarriage
K817. Tongue or
tail motion
K818. Mil.
aviation base
K819. Had to
retire from sports, e.g.
K821. Specialty
chef
K823. Bk.
before Daniel
K825. Did
averagely, grade-wise
K827. DOL agcy.
K828. Short
bout causes
K830. “I hate”
that starts off a well-known Latin poem
K831. Last
recipe in some bakers’ cookbooks
K833. Temple
image
K834. Ghazi
Stadium’s city
K835. Spill the
beans
K836. Playroom
piece
K838. Order
likely to get stuck in the kitchen
K840. Christmas
with the ___ (2004, called “the worst Yuletide film
ever made”)
K842. VFW part
K843. Salsa
singer Anthony
K844. Tree of
life location
K845. Feels
crappy
K846. Mombasa
masses
K848. Tall song
collection
K849. Syrup for
pecan pie, perhaps
K850. Extracts
with a solvent
K852. Actresses
Perry and Winters
K854. Marx and
Malden
K856. Criticize,
with “down”
K857. Gov.
branch
K858. 1980s
cartoon, with The
K860. Gets
called into play
K861. Genes’
constituents
K862. Eponymous
jinx
K863. Sanctions
target
K867. Satirical
spelling signaling a dystopian view of the U.S., like “the Untied States”
K870. Given a
sedative, e.g.
K872. Singers Grant
and Winehouse
K873. Dry white
wine
K874. It has
maple leaves on its tails
K876. Nevadan
city on the Humboldt
K877. Titleist
position
K878. Suffix
indicating bribery
K879. Matt
Stone and Trey Parker, e.g.
K880. Fonzie’s
interjections
K881. Stops in to
see
K883. Begins in
a committed manner
K885. Opposite
of far
K887. Is loyal
to
K889. Prepare
in a pan
K890. What most
clothes should come in
K892. HOG
(Harley ___ Group)
K893. Inappropriately
inquisitive
K894. Spot to
anchor a line through
K896. Singer
Bayes
K897. Pouty
pose
K899. Becomes
threadbare
K901. Use of a
corporate jet, say
K902. QB
Michael suspended for participating in dogfighting
K903. Young
trout
K904. Duran
Duran 007 theme
K907. Pop
group?
K909. A “Giddy-Up,
Daddy” plaque is dedicated to this cartoonist
K911. Div. for
the Mets
K913. Kind of
plane
K915. Hungarian
philosopher Lakatos
K916. Top of
the head
K917. Mc___
(that’s what they’re actually called; Vincent Vega was
wrong)
K918. Fixate
fanatically (on)
K919. Best-known
parallelogram (abbr.)
K920. Sighed in
satisfaction
K921. Like the
tide in Blondie’s song
K922. Not so
bitey
K923. XXIII ×
XXV × II
K924. Knot
working?
K926. Salisbury
and Swiss
K927. Dylan
Dreyer and Craig Melvin, on Weekend Today
K929. Cubist
pioneer
K930. “I give
it ___!” (judge’s ringing endorsement)
K931. Street
cleaning day event
K932. Van___:
mutual fund tracking stocks hyped online
K933. Place to
get hired
K934. Boat-bottom
part
K935. Helmet-sporting
comics hound
K937. Finger-shaped
pastry
K939. Members
of the family
K941. She’s
only as old as she feels
K945. The king,
in Italian
K946. The
original Olympics, e.g.
K947. ___ Drive
(street where Harry Potter grew up)
K948. Where one
might pass the puck
K950. Kellogg’s
toaster waffle
K951. Like the
equation x = 2y
K952. “Not
serious!”
K954. Bergen
woodenhead
K956. Rhythm of
a run
K957. Jonathan
Davis’s group
K958. Sumptuousness
K959. Kind of
urban plots
K961. Break
___: win all the money
K963. Caesar’s
but
K964. Whiz ___
K965. Larger-than-life
figures
K967. Estranged
dad of sci-fi
K969. App with
a widely discussed possible ban in 2023
K971. Penal
code entries
K973. Finnish
monetary unit
K974. Farmer’s
Almanac adjective
K975. Displeased
looks
K976. Competed
at Henley
K977. Nutcase
K978. Procedural-drama
binge-watch channel
K979. “About
the Author” sections
K980. Nonsense,
to Biden (variant spelling)
K981. Scouting
mission, briefly
K983. Soy and
corn, usually
K985. Go-___
K986. Bath
& Body Works purchase
K987. Whatever
she wants, she gets
K988. Word
after cream or crumb
K989. Of Mice
and Men wife
K990. Cool, in
an Eighties skate park
K991. Sounds
the hour
K993. Course
finish
K995. Australian
animal
K997. Seal, as
in a crate
K999. Polio
fighter
K1001. English
professor’s deg.
K1002. Like this
ans.
K1003. 1 or 66
(abbr.)
K1004. Hayes or
Harding
K1005. Watermelon
alternative
K1006. Nose held
high, perhaps
K1007. Game with
numbered cards
K1008. Reality
show with the appropriate theme song “Sugar, Sugar”
K1009. NYC mayor
who, after his retirement, came out as heterosexual
K1011. Bill and
Hillary, once
K1012. “Put down
your pencils”
K1013. Apres-ski
drinks
K1015. Erotica
author Leigh or erotica manufacturer DiCarlo
K1016. “So tell
me…”
K1018. The “only
g-g-g-girl that I adore,” according to a WWI-era song
K1019. Schoolroom
sight
K1020. Tosca’s
feeling
K1022. Eponym of
a London insurer
K1024. 2010s
dance craze
K1026. Elmy
campus of note
K1028. Get all
mushy
K1029. Interconnected
operations (abbr.)
K1032. “Turn
that A/C down”
K1033. Bike,
ballplayer, or biter
K1035. Atlanta
basketballers
K1036. Source of
a remote ticket
K1038. Brown
genre
K1040. Tammany
Hall detractor
K1041. Western
tribe
K1042. Sitz or
mikvah
K1043. Great, in
hip-hop slang
K1044. Surname
in a Tolstoy title
K1046. Casual
rejection
K1047. Like HGTV
projects
K1048. Blesses
K1049. Pass on
foot
K1051. “Toot
That” and “Trip Out” singer Banks
K1053. Courtroom
combatants
K1055. “Forget
it, that’s impossible”
K1057. Capital mentioned
in a Top 40 song about chess
K1059. Soccer
star Guillermo
K1060. Forgivable
fibs
K1062. Russian
mining center
K1063. Jolt and
Surge
K1064. Careless
assemblage
K1065. Star of The
King and I and The Ten Commandments
K1069. “Or”
after a given name
K1072. Ascetic
who lives on a pillar
K1074. City’s
periphery
K1076. Baja
bathroom?
K1077. Dawn,
poetically
K1078. More
stylish
K1080. All the
time? (abbr.)
K1082. “Give me
a break already!”
K1084. School of
Paris
K1086. Kind of
tandem drumming that’s big in Japan
K1088. Beach
headwear
K1090. When
repeated, a Stooge’s laugh
K1091. Like most
taste tests
K1092. Cartoon
inspired by the premise, “What if Lex Luthor defeated Superman?”
K1093. Mother of
Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, and Rob
K1094. Cutely
slow
K1095. Fashion
designer Vera
K1096. Electronic
control mechanisms, briefly
K1097. Super-duper
K1098. Not quite
tight
K1100. Fat
introduction?
K1101. Feeling I
got when Game of Thrones, a show I’d always meant to binge-watch, turned
into absolute crap before I got around to it, in short
K1102. God
parentally abused in The Iliad
K1103. Brewski
K1105. Mowgli’s
python
K1106. Billy’s
mate
K1107. Hide in
most men’s shoes
K1108. Truman-founded
org.
K1109. Impatiently,
urgently wanna
K1111. Critter
that sleeps upside down
K1113. Rule over
a kingdom
K1115. Kinsey star
K1117. Labor ___
vincit (Oklahoma motto)
K1120. Last part
of a Greek lyric poem
K1122. Thinks
likewise
K1123. Scarce
blood type
K1124. Assesses
one’s options carefully
K1126. Condition
of balance
K1127. It’s
worth 100 sawbucks
K1128. Panna ___
(Italian dessert)
K1130. “Minuet
___”
K1131. Solemn
vigil
K1132. Princess
in L. Frank Baum books
K1133. Brazilian
stone fruit
K1134. Hebrew
letter after zayin
K1135. Sycophants,
slangily
K1137. Blouse or
shirt
K1138. Constellation
near Scorpius
K1139. Long-term
tendencies
K1141. Hockey
player, for one
K1143. Itty-bitty
bits
K1145. German
architect who spent 19 years in Spandau Prison
K1147. Trailer
makeup
K1149. ___ souci
K1150. Crockpot
part
K1152. “Zoo: An
excellent place to study the habits of human beings” writer Evan
K1153. “Childhood
Is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies,” e.g.
K1154. One Flew
Over the Cuckoo’s Nest creator
Ken
K1155. Wistful
lament
K1156. Disturbing
director Aronofsky
K1157. Celestial
K1158. Drop a
reference (to)
K1160. Like some
furnace fuel
K1161. Bit of
cattle-tax (in Scotland) or thievery (in the US)
K1163. The Art
of Fugue writer
K1164. Kind of
mill
K1165. “But wasn’t
___ most peculiar man?” (Simon & Garfunkel line)
K1166. “Well,
this is uncomfortable”
K1168. Southeast
Europe
K1170. Data on
TV
K1172. Board
game with stones
K1174. Flying
flycatcher (it’s as small as it sounds)
K1176. 2004
biopic starring Liam Neeson
K1178. There are
2.54 in an in.
K1179. City
along the old Oregon Trail
K1182. Tried for
office
K1183. Important
testimony provider
K1185. Ignore
contemptuously
K1186. Football
squad known for red outfits, for short
K1187. Understands,
Biblically
K1188. “Gunga
Din” studio, 1939
K1189. Nissan
bumpers?
K1190. Sandal or
moccasin
K1191. Yoga
class cushions
K1192. Dec. 31
follower
K1193. Curb it
K1194. Trying
time
K1196. Phone
letters above 4
K1197. Some tag
players
K1198. Make off-limits
K1199. Break the
limit
K1201. Virtual
Post-Its
K1203. Whole
alternative, in Nottingham
K1206. Tied
together, in a way
K1208. “Consider
the alternative possibility that…”
K1209. Letters
online?
K1211. Food
served in its own shell
K1212. Irritate,
with on
K1213. “Dad” or “odd”
follower
K1214. Electronics-ad
adjective
K1215. “Fee,
___, fo…”
K1216. Gram
opening
K1217. Tumbleweeds cartoonist
K1219. Innovation
introduced on April 3, 2010
K1220. Philippine
rice cake
K1221. Poetic
genealogist
K1222. Any
stand-up comic needs a strategy to deal with them
K1224. Something
to keep you safe from children
K1225. Toasted
K1227. Drug-yielding
shrubs
K1229. Fourth-generation
Falkirkian
K1231. Intuitive
knowledge
K1233. Fancy
hairnet
K1234. Initial
month in Ibiza
K1236. Hydrate
K1237. Simba’s
mate
K1238. Michele
of The Mayor
K1239. Relentless
studier
K1240. “___
person needs it…” (start of riddle about “nothing”)
K1241. They play
ball together
K1242. Badly
underweight
K1245. Fill ___:
be of use
K1246. Way to get
rid of flakes?
K1247. Cast
selection
K1248. Cold, as
agua
K1249. Icky
stuff
K1250. Idea or
sense
K1252. It
crosses rds.
K1253. The
___-i-noor Diamond
K1254. Wasn’t
altogether faithful to the text
K1257. Epoch
when modern mammals arose
K1259. Neighborhood
where kimchi might be found, informally
K1261. Is
acquainted with
K1263. Banished
from the body
K1267. Roofing
material
K1268. Catalyst
for genetic degradation, in older textbooks
K1270. Morale-crushing
K1271. Triple
Crown record-holder in all three races
K1273. Latin
admonitions to the reader (abbr.)
K1274. Gossip’s
gift
K1275. Hair
extension?
K1276. It can be
balanced
K1278. Dental
doings
K1280. Pug’s
three min.
K1281. USA
language
K1282. Event
where many people see things
K1284. Word with
“bore” or “wave”
K1285. Joe,
vis-a-vis the military
K1286. Without a
winner
K1288. On the
Road newsman
K1290. Name in
nuclear-strike history
K1292. Climactic
Texas Hold ’em bet
K1294. Name
shouted near the end of The Graduate
K1295. Found
another chair for
K1296. Irredeemable
evildoers
K1297. Queenly
or kingly
K1298. Collide
(into)
K1299. Silvery
white
K1300. Sculptor
K1305. Excitebike
platform
K1306. London
cleaning woman
K1307. Sail a
zigzag course
K1308. Heart of
Earth, e.g. (abbr.)
K1309. Pandemic-endangered
theaters (when I first wrote this cue)
K1310. Live-streaming
app named after a desert animal
K1312. Yourself,
in Ypres
K1313. Letter
spelled differently in England
K1314. No dang
good, as a rap or steer
K1315. Delighted
K1318. Chobani alternative
K1320. Differences
between observed and actual values
K1322. Town
whose palindromic bakery was replaced by the Yrella Gallery
K1324. Served as
an usher
K1326. Iditarod
vehicles
K1327. Sch. in
Terre Haute, Ames, or Pocatello
K1328. Some
printer hues
K1329. Used for
a tryst
K1330. Canvasback
or mallard
K1331. Like
clocks with a circle of numbers
K1332. Sml.,
med., ___
K1333. Frequently
overoptimistic ORD guess
K1334. Small
swellings
K1336. Sharp as
a tack
K1337. Degree of
quality
K1338. Globe
Theatre accusation
K1339. Unit of
power consumption util. cos. will charge for
K1340. Horror
movie about a day at the beach
K1341. “ANOTHER
cockroach!?!”
K1342. “Universal
grammar” proponent Noam
K1344. Gallic “grazie”
K1346. Old, slow
ship
K1347. Punch-in-the-stomach
exclamation
K1349. Sagan’s “pale
blue dot”
K1351. Mountainous,
more specifically
K1353. Krispy
___
K1355. “Mene,
mene, ___…”
K1357. Russian
VIP of old
K1358. Cartoonist’s
accomplishment
K1361. Into the
night
K1362. Town in
some Stephen King novels
K1364. Push
through the borders of, in large numbers
K1365. Devastating
name in 2005 news
K1367. Kind of
catfish named for catfish’s ability to “walk”
K1368. Often-striped
candy
K1369. Michigan
city
K1371. Trash-bag
closers
K1372. Underwater
defense reserves?
K1374. Colorful
pond fish
K1375. “The
Marry Month of ___” (O. Henry story)
K1376. Relations
K1378. Comics
artist who created the Phantom
K1381. Admission
of perjury
K1383. Coastal
vegetation also known as bladder wrack or red fucus
K1385. Stitching
lines
K1387. Knocked ‘em
dead
K1389. Murder in
the Cathedral monogram
K1390. Insect-resistant
plant, e.g., briefly
K1391. Lengthen,
old-style (yes, once upon a time, this word meant something without “out” added
to it)
K1392. Kim
Kardashian’s younger sis
K1393. Open-air
marketplace
K1394. Multifaceted
Stewart
K1395. Hotel
desk handout
K1396. British
medical syst.
K1397. Geometric
or math problems shared at shrines
K1398. Comedian
Carvey
K1399. 840 yards
of cotton yarn
K1400. What
Eliza called her prof
K1401. TV spots
K1402. Pre-AD
K1403. Water-___
K1404. Proverbial
source of security
K1406. ___ in “kangaroo”
K1407. Scenes
for women without accompaniment (like “Let It Go” and “The Next Right Thing”)
K1409. Moisture
on a petal
K1410. Ref.
unlikely to have another print edition (“Who would have thought free, instant
technology would have killed a 130-pound, $1,165 set of reference books? Oh,
right, everyone” --Megan Friedman, Time)
K1412. Charming
children
K1414. They hang
around the rain forest
K1416. Ludwig
who designed the Seagram Building and Barcelona chairs
K1419. Indie
singer Case
K1420. Merit
badge since 1911
K1422. Cerumen
remover
K1423. What your
first-grade teacher is to you now
K1424. Diamond
group, often
K1426. Club ___
Bing (The Sopranos night spot)
K1427. Microchip
found in cameras, briefly
K1429. Metaphysics
of Morals author
K1430. Captain
Planet character voiced by Whoopi Goldberg
K1431. Coal
processing waste
K1432. Freddie
the Freeloader’s portrayer Red
K1434. Chiang
___-shek
K1435. Plunk
lead-in
K1436. Farmer
opposed to Soviet collectivization
K1438. κ
K1440. Sushi
fish
K1443. Git one’s
Jawja accent goin’
K1445. Surprised
with, with “on”
K1447. Kind of
horoscope
K1448. “___-dokey!”
K1449. Gritty
crime films
K1451. “Mowgli
belongs to my pack, Shere Khan” speaker
K1452. Rapper
Millions
K1453. High-frequency
colorant
K1454. Lima
tender
K1455. Disintegrate
over time
K1456. Mulling
over the verdict
K1459. Nave
furnishings
K1460. __
Yankees
K1461. The egg
came first because they evolved from dinosaurs
K1463. Muesli
tidbit
K1464. Close
ones
K1466. Mocked
K1468. A
Confederacy of Dunces author
K1470. Hoopster
Smits
K1471. Borrower’s
letters
K1473. It pays
on a semiannual basis
K1475. “She just
WON’T. STOP. TALKING”
K1477. Rambling,
as a play
K1479. One who
loves pain (yours)
K1483. Good sign
on a highway
K1486. Michelle
who’s the greatest action heroine of all time, per Rotten Tomatoes
K1487. Precisely
when
K1491. Keys in
music
K1492. High-school
omega wolf
K1493. Cold,
violent wind
K1494. With Online,
MMORPG with mining, piracy, manufacturing, trading, exploration, and combat
K1495. Hidalgo
hi
K1496. Bubble
wrap sound
K1497. Year-end
consultant
K1498. Alligator
___ (underwater menace)
K1499. Gray wolf
K1500. Apply, as
plaster
K1502. (The)
entirety
K1507. Halves of
some measurements
K1509. Units for
the copier
K1511. Huey,
Dewey, and Louie’s mom
K1512. Developer’s
site
K1513. Concert
connoisseurs
K1515. Kids’
cereal
K1516. Item for
a vase
K1517. Eurasian
mountain range
K1518. Part of a
Boy Scout’s uniform
K1521. Unidentified
dead
K1523. Where
cabernet is kept
K1525. Takes
advantage of
K1527. No small
favor
K1529. Don’t
really read
K1531. Hands-on
alternative medicine
K1532. Planet
Mork hailed from
K1533. Pres.
Zelenskyy’s nation
K1534. ___ visit
to (saw)
K1536. Show to
the door
K1538. Recent
fad doll
K1540. Abadan
cash
K1541. Have ___:
fume
K1543. Slower,
in music (abbr.)
K1544. Japanese
deer
K1545. They’re
complete
K1546. Musical
exposure
K1548. ___ in
arms (too young to walk unaided)
K1549. Fills a
suitcase
K1550. How we
walk
K1551. Southwest
Arizona town
K1552. Like a
PFC
K1553. Lear or
Cole
K1554. Computer
memory units (abbr.)
K1555. Ironically,
it may be civil
K1556. Waiting
time at the DMV, seemingly
K1557. Earn a
lot of lettuce
K1559. Clowns’
shoe widths
K1561. Meat on a
kabob
K1563. Fixed, as
a model airplane
K1566. Ray ___,
mayor of New Orleans during Katrina
K1568. Unearth
K1570. Statistical
measure invented to study beer
K1572. About .62
mile (abbr.)
K1573. It needs
good run-and-pass technique
K1574. Endorsed
K1575. X-ray
doses
K1576. State cop
K1577. Skill for
an EMT
K1578. Propel
K1579. Lords of
film
K1580. Cads’
opposite
K1581. Different
places
K1582. Source of
film trivia
K1583. “Nyet!”
sayers
K1585. Keeps in
the e-loop
K1586. They
sometimes create a scene
K1588. Cows,
archaically
K1589. Enjoy a
playground fixture
K1591. Gaiman
who wrote American Gods and Coraline
K1593. Deprive
of one’s courage
K1595. Hwy. or
tpk. relative
K1596. “np”
K1598. Jason of How
I Met Your Mother
K1600. “[I might’ve
said no if I had more time to think about it]”
K1602. Listens
up, quaintly
K1604. Honor
cards
K1605. Period of
the Cenozoic Era
K1607. Princesses
of Wales and Themyscira
K1608. Tough
bosses
K1610. Oft-shaken
rear
K1611. Types of
rice
K1612. 100 ore
in Sweden
K1613. Captain
Marvel Larson
K1614. Sign of
poor housekeeping
K1615. Sent to
Dreamland
K1616. First
company to broadcast from the Empire State Building
K1617. What’s in
a team, they say
K1618. Her
sky-horses were Lampus and Phaëton
K1619. Destructive
whelk
K1621. “And he
made him ___ of many colors”
K1623. Dandling
spot
K1625. Gal of Red
Notice
K1627. Sai-wielding
assassin of Marvel
K1630. Insult
for the easily led
K1632. Repeat-and-fade
song segments, informally
K1634. Onetime
TV music vendor
K1635. Center
for Cryptologic History org.
K1636. Arrow
groove
K1637. Department
store founder James Cash
K1638. Olympic
runner Keino
K1639. ___ in “Isaac”
K1640. Trig’s
mom
K1641. Response
to an unrevealing revelation
K1642. Nonconformist
K1643. Duffel
K1644. The Zoom
and Slack of the 1990s
K1645. Jumpers
Down Under
K1647. Kitschy
stuffed toys
K1650. Angry
Birds or Tetris, e.g.
K1652. Coffee
containers for single-serve brewing
K1654. TV host
Hoda
K1656. A to G
K1658. Prior to,
to a poet
K1659. Condensed,
as a pocket dict.
K1661. “Deux”
follower
K1663. Gran ___
K1665. Mountain
top?
K1669. Burgundy
river
K1672. Road kink
requiring two swerves
K1674. 24/7
chain with a “Grand Slamwich”
K1675. Working
harmoniously (with)
K1677. It’s
useful in sailing and rock climbing
K1680. Dove’s
domicile
K1681. Ortho doc’s
worry
K1682. Fein
leader in Eire
K1683. Subtly
malign
K1684. Border
guards check them
K1685. President
of Zaire
K1686. Informal “See
what I mean?”
K1688. Artist/musician
Voormann
K1690. Mercantile
event
K1692. Improper
K1694. Standing
ovation cheers (var.)
K1697. Cookie
box abbr.
K1699. Motion-sensitive
Xbox accessory
K1701. Grass
denizen
K1702. 700+-episode
CBS franchise
K1703. Do some
high-tech surgery on
K1704. One of
the media (var.)
K1705. Like
Beethoven’s Sonata Op. 109
K1706. Bellwether
from Zootopia, e.g.
K1707. Sudden
stabs, as of hunger or guilt
K1708. Miami
Heat star who left Florida to protect his daughter
K1709. Start of
the “flying down” song
K1710. Numbingly
monotonous
K1711. “The
Pearl of the Indian Ocean”
K1713. Actor
Luckinbill
K1714. Guileful
K1716. “Would
you be ___?” (“Please?”)
K1718. He
disproved Fermat’s conjecture
K1720. Asia-to-Africa
link
K1722. Be lousy
K1724. Beaming
K1726. Controversial
1980s plan (abbr.), recently revived
K1727. DNA’s
natural couples
K1731. Rink wear
K1733. Beefy
Laker?
K1734. Interjections
from the elderly or Canadians, stereotypically
K1735. Old NYC
subway division
K1736. Harmonic speed
in atomic emissions
K1740. Has-___
K1741. Gull-like
birds
K1742. Sixteen-time
Gold Glove-winning pitcher Jim
K1743. Spoke
with a forked tongue
K1744. Staple of
slapstick humor
K1745. Noted
sonneteer, as abbreviated in some crossword clues
K1746. Half a
seafood order?
K1747. Popular
citrus drink
K1748. Controllable
appearance
K1750. “Me too,”
sometimes more grammatically
K1752. Popped in
the microwave
K1754. Classic
theaters
K1756. Façade’s
load-bearing statue
K1758. Patron
saint of difficult marriages
K1760. Suzanne
Vega song about abuse
K1762. Simple
drawing
K1764. Criminal
flight
K1765. Often-kicked
comics canine
K1766. High-end
designer
K1768. Zero
longitude hr.
K1769. Instance,
in France
K1770. Loosen,
as laces
K1771. With lots
of lather
K1772. Manages
(for oneself)
K1773. Cropped
photos?
K1774. First
note of a tuba solo?
K1775. First
four letters Aretha spells out
K1777. Like many
stadia
K1779. “___ not
clear?”
K1780. Play on
the gridiron
K1782. Spring
(for)
K1784. Man
celebrated on Mar. 17
K1786. Turning
point
K1788. Work that
may have a number
K1790. Certain
fabrics, or performance while hanging from fabric
K1792. Ringo’s
drummer son
K1793. Once more
(in textspeak)
K1794. Sardonic
looks
K1796. Some
pranksters, aptly enough
K1798. Nawlins
B-ballers
K1799. Puts a
border around
K1800. “No
worries here!”
K1802. Afflicted
K1803. de Leon
who sought the Fountain of Youth
K1804. Kind of
transfers between financial institutions
K1805. Instrument
for Duke Ellington’s “In a Sentimental Mood” and Kenny G’s “Forever in Love”
K1808. Youngest
president
K1810. It’s
often above the \
K1813. Piece for
a quilt
K1815. Tarot
users
K1817. Battlestar
Galactica “Blast!”
K1819. Boxing-match
conclusions, often
K1821. Wu-Tang
Clan or A Tribe Called Quest
K1824. Attended
to the end of
K1826. Public
bathroom array
K1827. Grammatical
starter?
K1828. Proven
false
K1829. NYC
subway initials
K1830. Terrier’s
“BE TERRIFIED! FOR IT IS I!”
K1831. More
contemptible
K1832. Nudist
layabout who wore a jacket and hat as a pilot
K1833. Wyatt of Night
Train
K1834. “That can’t
be good!”
K1835. Avoided
serious injury
K1836. Baseball
playoffs mo.
K1837. Landmark
affirmative-action case
K1838. “I did
good!”
K1839. Actor
David in The Pink Panther and A Matter of Life and Death
K1840. Setting
of the sun
K1841. Indian
intern in Dilbert
K1843. Future
Valhallans
K1845. Driving
around in a Winnebago, e.g.
K1847. Shorthand
similar to “IMO”
K1849. Some
Greenland dwellers
K1851. Legatee
K1853. Result of
bad service
K1855. Speaker’s
concern
K1859. Talk
froggily
K1861. Keeps the
car on the road
K1862. “___ tell
a lie”
K1864. Fire-walking
mystic
K1865. It’s a
piece of work
K1866. Really
tidy type
K1868. This
minute
K1869. Very
distant
K1870. Culinary
artist
K1872. Having
little trouble
K1873. De bene
___ (conditionally)
K1874. “Mr.
November” for Derek Jeter, e.g.
K1876. Discontinued
Swedish auto
K1878. It’s the
write stuff?
K1880. Star once
called Arided, “the follower”
K1882. ThinkPad
alternative
K1884. Person
who crosses the line
K1886. Triage
performer, for short
K1888. Falstaff
K1890. News
finish, perhaps
K1892. Tough to
comb
K1893. Class for
which you might buy your first charcoal
K1894. However,
briefly
K1895. Home of
the Huskers, for short
K1896. Toe woe
K1897. “A” as in
Israel (var.)