Ubercross Abecedaria L
Across
L1. Music-competition-show
group
L6. Revolutionary?
L13. The
___-King’s daughter, whose touch is also poisonous
L16. Univ. or
coll.
L19. Ostrich’s
Aussie auntie?
L22. Inc.
cousin
L25. It’s hot
in Hanoi
L28. Ruler
units (abbr.)
L31. Motion
City Soundtrack (abbr.)
L34. Sgt.’s
charge
L37. Network
that merged with the WB
L40. Mother of
stars and winds
L43. Breaks
off
L49. ___ City (Maxis game)
L52. RAF award
L55. Erin, on
EU license plates
L58. Day-care
break
L61. USSR’s successor
L64. Rusty
dusty
L67. Gore and
Quayle, once (abbr.)
L70. Cato’s
250
L73. Russian
chess master Mikhail
L76. Every
tragic character has one
L80. What to
check if you smell gas
L82. “___
aussi!” (“You too!” in Toulouse)
L83. Marge’s
relative in a tub?
L85. One of
the most influential superhero writers, whether he likes it or not
L88. Low blow,
according to the ump
L89. “Now ___
me down…”
L91. Chicago
mayor ___ Emanuel
L92. He
stopped to nap
L94. She sings
“I’m A Mess,” “F.F.F.,” and “I’m Good”
L96. Neutrogena
product
L98. Like some
gestures or logic
L100. Commanding
great respect
L103. Home at
L104. Email
opinion letters
L106. Spew
forth
L107. Let slip
L109. Programming
language that sounds like a gem
L110. Some GPS
suggestions, informally
L112. Member of
Indian royalty
L113. One
reason for the teacher shortage
L114. Horror
film with a shapeshifting monster whose first word is another famous filmed horror
story with a shapeshifting monster
L115. “That ___
no concern to you”
L116. As a freelance
wage
L119. Home guy
Bob
L120. Robert
who surrendered at Gettysburg
L121. Lower
torso parts
L122. “Came up
short…”
L123. God of
mindless aggression, but also great bravery
L124. “Not to
be pedantic, but…”
L125. Scenic
walkway
L126. Start to
get going
L127. Sets in
geometry
L128. CD
alternatives
L130. “Whose
woods these ___ think…” (Robert Frost)
L131. Inexperienced
mind, e.g.
L134. “I’m…I’m
at ___ for words”
L135. “Shall
___?” (“There are more examples, trust me”)
L137. Cries of
disgust
L138. 1/8 of a
fluid ounce
L140. Conductor
of “The Three Tenors”
L142. Persona
non grata
L143. Device
that might be deployed after an angiogram
L144. Light
lead-in
L146. Put a
fence around
L148. Lasciviously
desires
L150. Former
rival of Jimmy and Björn
L152. Rome has
seven
L154. Infamous
Judean governor
L156. Worms
greeting
L157. Cinematic
technique, for short
L159. Bobby
Fischer, as of 2005
L162. Oven
setting
L163. Indian
vegetable dishes
L165. God of
fertile land eventually merged with Pluto
L167. The ___
King (2019 remake)
L168. E-mail
aside intro
L169. Denmark
city
L170. Santa
Fe-to-Denver dir.
L171. Pre-retirement
briefing?
L175. Parting
words from the Terminator
L177. Caspian
and Aegean
L178. Throw too
high, e.g.
L179. Sword or
bayonet, poetically
L181. Reels of
yarn
L182. Cavaliers’
trigram
L183. Luncheon
meat purveyor
L184. Houseplant need
L185. Paw, in
Pau
L186. Some
field goals from close range
L187. Once-New
Yorker critic Pauline
L188. Popeye’s
dad Poopdeck ___
L189. Harry
Potter’s lightning bolt, for one
L190. Snacks “To
Be Eaten. Not Thrown.”
L192. The
Impaler and namesakes
L193. Mod Squad dude
L194. Preceder
of “day,” “minute,” or “second”
L195. Word with
“book” or “pillow”
L196. Rolling
Stones first name
L198. Like many
a bathroom
L199. Squeal
sounds
L201. Give a
sly glance
L202. Archipelago
makeup (abbr.)
L203. One of a
standard group of five
L204. Boy ___
L205. Quannet or
rattail
L206. Magnifier
L207. By
accident, old-style
L208. Think, You
could cut the tension in this room with a knife
L210. Sylvester’s
series co-star
L211. Business
arrangement
L212. On the
briny
L213. Jennifer
Lien’s role on Star Trek: Voyager
L214. The
Lincoln catafalque (built post-assassination), “the Kaiser’s Funeral,” Beck’s, Krombacher, Susanne of Bird Box…
L215. Alliterative
role for Kristin Kreuk
L217. Silent
authority?
L218. Letters
for Out readers
L219. Lint
catcher
L220. Flying
chatterbox
L221. Fashion
letters
L222. Decided
what was in and what was out
L227. Ostentatious
show
L233. Writer of
Metaphysics and Politics
L238. Ninth
Hebrew letter
L239. Sick-day
reason
L240. He
appeared alongside Will in the Simpsons episode “Homer and Lisa Exchange
Cross Words”
L241. Syllables
after “tra” or “ooh”
L242. Superman’s
birth father
L243. Queen
Elizabeth and Stephen King’s pets
L244. Mork or
Mindy
L245. German
people
L246. Foe in Batman
v Superman
L248. Whistle-wetter,
for short
L249. Disgusted
and not taking it anymore
L250. Cut wood
L251. Secular
L252. Cigarette
manufacturer’s claim
L255. Copped
___ (did a deal with a DA)
L257. Ear parts
L258. Propounder of
Taoism
L259. Storefront
sign abbr.
L261. “The
iconic taste in a smaller size”
L262. One with amped-up back?
L263. Double
order, perhaps
L264. Take
public
L265. Unbranded
Sprite alternative
L266. Lunges
from a hiding place
L268. Verboten
L270. Marine
mammal with tusks
L271. Repeated
musical passage
L272. Flies off
the shelves
L273. Charlie
Brown’s critic
L274. “…that
would have ___ a member” (Groucho Marx)
L275. Stew, so
to speak
L277. Landing craft
(abbr.)
L278. Particular printing (abbr.)
L279. Set
straight again
L280. Father of
Cordelia
L281. Sobs and
wails
L282. Often
used
L283. Clear
finish?
L284. Silicon
___ (New York tech hub)
L285. “Put
Another Nickel In (Music, Music, Music)” singer Brewer
L286. Airplane
walkway
L287. MC less
XLV
L288. Search
about
L290. Ilsa in Casablanca
L291. Axe
sister brand
L292. Terre
___, Indiana
L293. Fasten
again
L294. Somewhat
smelly
L295. Formal
footwear
L296. Rodriguez
of Jane the Virgin
L297. Hawk
restrainer
L298. Instrument
with a solo during “Maneater”
L299. Vast
grassy plain
L300. Has an
eye to
L302. Patriot,
often
L303. Inspiring
disgruntled “hmmm” noises
L304. E or G,
e.g. (abbr.)
L305. “Or ___
story goes”
L306. Xmastimes
L307. The
Matterhorn, e.g.
L308. Former
Connecticut governor Jodi
L309. Butterscotch,
rocky road, moose tracks, vanilla, strawberry, mint chocolate chip, pistachio,
cherry, chocolate chip cookie dough, rum raisin…
L312. Wallach
in The Holiday and The Godfather, Part III
L313. Thin
sheets of metal
L314. Iambic
rhythm of the Gilligan’s Island theme song
L316. Not esto or eso
L317. Mailed,
as a contest entry
L318. Not so
great
L319. Love,
hate, anxiety, fear, jealousy…
L320. 2001
Senate Majority Leader
L322. Green
circle on the mountains
L324. Cubs and
White Sox org.
L325. Laugh-out-loud
type
L326. Release
dates, male lead, female lead, tagline, most famous quote…
L329. Something
subject to the Copyright Act
L332. Arthur
Ashe Stadium gp.
L333. “___ vous plait”
L334. Knock the
golf ball high
L335. Influential
dark-skinned supermodel Wek
L336. Athletes
at Williams
L340. 30 Rock network
L341. About
when China started using paper money
L342. Lo-cal beer word
L343. Connect
with, as a pier
L344. Hall-of-Famer
Dawson or Ford
L345. Romantically
rendezvous with in
L346. Hawaiian
feast
L347. Mountain
pack animal
L348. Bad guys’
organization in Get Smart
L349. Tough
stretches of summer
L351. They may
be locked or sealed
L352. Big
Swedish manufacturer
L353. Pain in
the ear
L355. Sole
alternative?
L356. Former
waitress Jennifer who played waitresses in four major roles
L357. “ExCUSE me…!”
L358. The human
cannonball, the trapeze, the part where Romeo and Juliet are introduced and
fall in love, the “everything’s going to be all right” attitude we maintain in
front of our kids, the lion tamer…
L359. Sibilations
L361. Listen
and learn deeply
L365. Iced wine
drink (var.)
L367. Spot for
a golfer to put her peg
L370. “Time to
get moving!”
L372. End of a
process?
L373. 100 St.
Pierre ou Miquelon
L374. Tool for
some group communications
L375. Lightning
lab devices
L377. Frisco’s
state
L378. “Have
mercy on me,” e.g.
L379. What
festival spot Wight is on
L380. Business
connections?
L381. Mouths
L383. Owner of
21 merit badges
L387. The
Weaver of Raveloe
L389. Sports
honchos, for short
L390. “Nvm, just texting to myself, rly”
L391. Default
audio format for Windows
L394. Lyon
light giver
L396. How
events may come
L397. “Deux”
preceder
L398. Kwon, Franz,
python, anaconda, financial institution…
L399. Potatoes
au ___ (with a cheesy crust)
L401. From my
apartment in Oxford: Liverpool, Sherwood Forest, Stonehenge, London, some apple
fields (I do miss that freedom to travel)…
L403. ___ Tay,
Scotland
L404. Chain
with screws and bolts
L405. Knocking
to the ground
L407. Don’t
need a bra until 17, e.g.
L409. Get on
the last nerve of
L410. Not well
L411. Justin
Bieber, Nick Jonas, and Zac Efron feature
L412. Durocher
or Delibes
L413. Pecan or
almond
L415. US/Soviet
pact
L416. “___ like
a nut, so they call me Macadamia”
L417. Grasps
firmly
L423. Bisiestos ones
have 366 dias
L425. What the
befuddled have
L427. Intended
to, informally
L428. Give
cheer to
L431. Are
unfarmed
L433. 6, 23,
Silver, of Reason, 99…
L436. Reaches
L437. Shipboard
punishment
L438. Long
distance units
L439. Aronnax’s host
L440. Menial
employee
L441. Mushy
mass
L442. Desperately
arid
L443. Haw-haw
L444. Prefix
for bar or gram
L445. “No, it
doesn’t make you look fat,” maybe
L448. Card not
quite part of a royal flush
L449. Sweet, to
Scipio
L451. Peppery
threesome?
L452. Class
that needs dummies
L453. Water
provider
L454. Hangs
loosely
L456. Tricked
L458. Smallest
in degree
L459. Mass of
goo
L460. Highest
point in Crete
L462. Part of a
big lizard?
L463. Gives
serious competition to
L464. Quaint
sign starter
L465. Ways of
seeing, for short
L466. It may be
double-edged
L468. Hero-worshippers
L469. Nickname
of Hall of Famer Durocher
L471. The ___
Angel
L473. Feeler,
of a sort
L474. Crowbar,
e.g.
L475. Celebrated
19th-century poet
L478. The
largest free massively multiplayer online role-playing game
L480. “That’s
how it’s going to be, is it?”
L481. Bobby
Sherman song alternatively titled “If I Had You”
L483. Fun with
verbs and nouns
L485. To ___:
to the hilt
L486. “Revolving
around the x ___ axis”
L487. Touchiness
L489. Show up
at
L490. Lower
extremity
L491. “Dress
cut down to there” wearer of song
L492. Pot user
L493. It used
to cost a dime
L495. “Changed”
abbr. in stocks and religion
L496. Hoo-has
L497. Like some
Sp. nouns
L498. Soothing
semisolid
L499. Evo
Morales’ nat.
L500. OK sign
L501. Detective
Archer
L502. Use
knowledge of established rules
L503. Shellac,
for one
L504. Geometric
calculation
L505. Pope who excommunicated
Martin Luther
L506. Mercury,
Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Vulcan, 17744 Jodiefoster…
L509. Unseld of
NBA fame
L510. Explosive
force
L511. First
word of Moore’s famous poem
L512. Set, as
bricks
L513. Neighbor
of Victoria (abbr.)
L514. Jessica
who was Jim Bakker’s downfall
L516. Classic
contraception
L517. Machines
that send you reeling?
L518. Anat. and
ecol., among other disciplines
L519. Job-hunter
req.
L520. Saluting
like a wolf
L522. Fusilli
alternative
L523. The
terrible twos, e.g.
L524. Toe hold,
inside heel hook, outside heel hook…
L527. Cattail
locale
L531. Tiny
breather
L532. Space
built for the single life
L534. 5th
century Pope known as “The Great”
L535. Messy
spot
L537. Stand ___ (non-horror Stephen King opus)
L538. Go for
money
L539. Gore,
Hirt, Green, Davis, Bundy…
L540. High-volume
“disagreement”
L542. Mikrokosmos composer
Bartók
L543. Physical “Psst!”
L544. Hurrah,
in Honduras
L545. Operated
a loom
L546. “Oh, you’re
on a first-name ___?”
L547. Like
young Abe Lincoln
L548. Slightly
scary devotee
L549. Mild
insult, or mild anatomical reference
L550. Former
senior, now
L551. Nutjobs
L553. Some
merchandise pickups
L554. Air Force
member
L555. Glimpse
L556. Malodorous
L557. “Why ___
man living in Paris be buried in the south of France?”
L558. Gleaming
L559. He was
born in The Rugrats Movie
L560. Western
wolf
L562. Teen
challenge rarely mentioned in YA novels
L564. Where
many nuts are housed
L568. “The
___-Rig” (Burns)
L569. Heads of
the Sorbonne
L570. Demolish
L571. Form
attachment?
L572. “This
Side of Paradise” singer Ocasek
L573. Before,
to Marlowe
L574. Paint the
town red
L575. Some real
estate business
L577. Coffee-fudge-ice-cream
confections from Dairy Queen
L579. Adoptee,
maybe
L580. Pointer’s
shout
L581. Like
Santa Claus
L582. Fig. to
help you make connections
L583. Leftovers
after hanging new paintings
L585. PD
dispatches
L586. Like oil
in water
L588. Grapple
with, in the sticks
L591. Bolt the
sprinter
L593. Capital
currently under control of the Southern Transitional Council
L595. Wore
jauntily
L596. Fragrant
shrub
L599. Takes 10x
the RDA
L600. Metric
weights
L601. Conspiracy
theorist Trump (I know, doesn’t really narrow it down)
L602. Catch
from the pier
L604. Atropos,
Clotho, Lachesis
L605. Cross, as
a stream
L606. Robert
who played Anthony Soprano Jr.
L607. Ones
among the coop populace
L608. Lascivious
look
L609. Words
before “trap”
L610. Appliance
buttons
L611. Torments
with constant presence
L614. Cell
user?
L615. Fresh
L616. Boulogne-sur-___,
France
L617. Secondary
prefix
L618. Summer
Olympics item
L619. “For realz”
L621. Relaxed
L623. Tiny
piece
L625. Composer Jule and family
L626. Macy’s
competitor
L628. Lead
singer on “Christmas Don’t Be Late”
L629. Phonetician’s
semicircle
L630. People as
they really are
L632. Plumbing
stop-up
L633. Ran off
L634. Martha
and the ___
L636. Daily
Planet employee
L638. Miner’s
pneumatic tool
L639. Tiny
creature that can trigger allergies
L641. 641, e.g.
L644. Proverbially
busy creature
L645. Kringle
L649. Exercise
equipment with a race-inspired name
L651. Bela
Lugosi’s role in The Ghost of Frankenstein
L653. River
joining the Rhone
L654. Late
riser, colloquially
L657. Noise
made by an extremely excited fangirl
L658. Bankrolled
L659. Stellaluna,
Fidget, flying fox, the Louisville Slugger, Rouge…
L660. Samples
L661. Generous
helpings
L663. Snakes’
renewal process
L664. Rocky
subj.
L665. Food bank
container
L666. Hairless
head
L667. Start of
the third qtr.
L668. Contemporary
biographer
L670. Matrimony
L673. Query
upon witnessing a hanging?
L674. Unit in
electricity
L675. Cheer for
a diva
L677. Pear-shaped
instrument
L678. The House
Bunny star Anna
L680. Gardening
tools
L682. Target
L683. Suffix
denoting nationality
L684. Signs of
a really terrible theatrical experience
L686. Brown of
the Food Network
L687. 4G ___
(standard for mobile devices)
L688. Scrooge
McDuck’s word for his nephew
L689. Oversupply,
as with sweetness
L690. Not hard
L691. It’s better
than no bread
L693. Hometree dwellers
of Avatar
L694. Short
Line and Reading, in Monopoly (abbr.)
L695. Someone
likely to hear, “Ever thought about the WNBA?”
L698. “Frankly,
my dear, I don’t give a damn” or “This is Ellen Ripley, last survivor of the Nostromo,
signing off”
L700. Amounting
to zip
L702. Navigation
aid with round base and pointed top that, after research, I’m wondering if I
misremembered as existing
L704. Casino
fixtures
L705. 1998
McLachlan hit
L706. Orange,
asparagus, lemon, fuchsia, amaranth, peach, mustard, hazel, apricot, maroon,
olive, lime, saffron, violet, pink, indigo, cinnamon, rose…
L711. Warner
Brothers collectible
L712. And other
women
L713. Luminesce
L714. “U can’t b serious!”
L717. “If ___
again I meet him beard to beard, he’s mine or I am his” (Coriolanus)
L718. New
York-born rapper
L719. Schulers,
McDermotts, pechauers, “The Power of Love” in Back to the Future, “Stuck
in the Middle with You” in Reservoir Dogs
L720. End for
Joan of Arc
L721. Streaming
device with its own service
L722. They’re
sometimes put in front of a house numbered like candles on a birthday cake
L725. City
north of Tijuana
L726. “From the
Beginning” prog-rock supergroup
L727. Nose-rubbing
quarters
L728. ___ out
(popped up, in baseball)
L729. Southern
cape
L730. Galway
land
L731. Giants’ Maglie
L732. Tree now
being bred to resist a Dutch-discovered disease
L733. Gates of
Windows
L734. Russian
river to the Caspian
L735. Cape Cod
community
L736. Next-to-last
year in Claudius’s reign
L737. Often-injured
body part, for short
L738. Those who
stand and wait
L739. Water
vessel used in India
L740. “He
thinks ___ much” (Caesar, describing Cassius)
L741. Unprintable
outbursts
L743. She
trades money for Monet
L745. Seven-column
grids, often
L747. Beethoven’s
A?
L748. Unappetizing
offering
L749. Million
___ March
L750. “Don’t
Bring Me Down” band
L751. Like a
mismanaged existence
L753. Supergirl/Yellowjackets
actress and trans rights activist
Nicole
L754. Single-entry
label
L756. Letters
before “mart”
L757. Part of
the eye
L758. Tall
wader
L759. Organa’s
the most famous, but there’s also the singer formerly of Blackswan
and Forman of That ‘90s Show…
L761. “We’re
___ own with this one”
L763. Result of
kittens playing with yarn, often
L767. Eastern
truth
L768. Quick
scissor strokes
L769. Heaven
Can Wait, Dick Tracy, and Bugsy
actor-producer Warren
L770. Passover’s
___ Hamoed
L771. Dress
trimming
L773. The Red
Baron, Top Gun’s Maverick, Baloo on Tale
Spin…
L774. Hoer’s
target
L775. Eponymous
Arabian king
L776. Lightly
pulls
L777. 2012 film
the CIA was quite happy to help produce
L778. Conway
Twitty’s “We ___ It All”
L779. Cut a
fine figure, maybe
L782. Night Dallas
was on when it was big (abbr.)
L783. Odes, in
Oviedo
L784. Little
Pigs’ foe
L785. Like a
tightrope, more so than a slackline
L786. Early
filmdom
L788. Shreveport
coll.
L789. Neaten a
bit
L791. Occupied,
in a way
L793. Hardball home, once
L794. Richmond
coll.
L795. One
looking for clues (abbr.)
L796. 21st-century
two-wheeler
L797. ___ fault
(gripe)
L798. Blog
passage
L799. Booth
treater
L800. Pearl
Harbor presence
L801. Picture
hanger’s concern
L803. Common
seaside winter dish
L805. English
king called the Conqueror
L806. Giving
fewer damns
L808. Like a
Christmas tree
L812. Believer
that small things make up all things
L816. “___
parole a été faite chair” (“And
the Word was made flesh”)
L817. “___ fair
in love and war”
L818. Down
state?
L820. UN agency
promoting workers’ rights
L821. Municipality
(abbr.)
L823. Med dispenser
L825. Nickname
on the Houston Rockets starting in 2004
L826. Takes up
residence
L829. Alka-Seltzer’s
active part
L830. Present
moment, poetically
L831. Off-the-wall
rebound
L832. “Yes,
that’s the idea”
L834. Song on
the Rubber Soul album
L835. Term used
to shame women in the 19th century and also a dessert
the Queen of Hearts made a big deal about in the 19th-century Alice in
Wonderland (hmmm)
L836. Roll-on
deodorant
L837. Like
games that head into overtime
L838. Man or 12
preceder
L839. Kind of
acids needed for life
L841. “Must
have been something ___”
L842. It may
follow a beaning
L843. “For
Official ___ Only”
L844. Leap,
like a leopard
L845. Arrangements
for tots
L847. Meadow
musing
L848. Twist
around an axis
L850. March of
the Penguins director Jacquet
L852. Kind of
passages
L854. Were, now
L855. Science
explainer Brian
L856. Nonsensicality
L857. Orchestra
leader Billy
L858. NY Mets
division
L859. Blade:
Trinity and Limetown star Jessica
L860. Text bye
line
L861. Durability
L863. Dredged
material
L864. Rent drug
L865. Yellowfish,
for one
L868. Loads
software
L870. Embracing
non-toxic masculinity
L871. Sweet ___
(substitute for sugar)
L872. Spanish
others
L873. Put trust
in, with “on”
L874. The Sifl and ___ Show (1990s
MTV puppet show)
L875. Prehistoric
toon boss
L879. Faked
death, blind girl got tickets for life, met Madonna when she was 12, haunts his
old home, had a secret tunnel, his favorite meal was squirrel…
L883. Mynas do
it
L886. Unaided
L887. Nation
with the same name as an American state
L888. Shoe
parts
L890. Last
queen of Egypt, for short
L891. Like some
salsa and cigars
L892. 1996
campaign name
L893. Watering
and wishing site
L895. Declines
to follow orders
L896. It’s
illegal to drop it
L897. Green-skinned
dancing girl in Return of the Jedi
L898. Like beer
L899. Fontaine
output
L900. Quick
intake of breath
L901. Skids
laterally
L903. Get ___
of (throw out)
L904. Scissor
(out)
L905. Used a
tuffet, e.g.
L906. “Well,
___-di-dah”
L907. Antennas
L911. Virgilian
wrath
L912. Mercury
alloy
L914. Genesis
figure
L915. Barbary
Coast loc. (abbr.)
L916. Where
Padova is
L917. Eric the
Red’s son
L918. Weather
factor
L920. Come by
or acquire
L921. Prepare
for retirement
L922. Rotten
band, initially?
L923. Shoe or
shriek
L924. “Those
cool reflections distract me from…what was I talking about?”
L926. Rich blue
stone
L929. Palindromic
Portuguese pronoun
L930. Fla.
State athlete
L931. State
south of Wyo.
L932. Show off
L933. Palo ___
L934. “Hilarious,”
online
L937. With competent
direction
L940. Lassie
fan, often
L941. ___.
pros.
L942. Loafed
about
L943. Game of
catch
L944. ___ supra
(see above)
L945. Epic 1975
showdown, popularly
L948. Walt’s
friend, and enemy, in Breaking Bad
L949. Apple
assistant since 2011
L950. Memorable
columnist
L951. Guidelines
observed in sisterhood
L954. Alice waitress (and spinoff)
L955. Name in a
1973 landmark case
L956. “There
you go!”
L957. Late-show
time on TV
L958. Commemorations
in early Novembers
L961. Logician
George influential today
L962. Lighter-___-air
(buoyant)
L963. Sermon
subject, sometimes
L965. Tom or
Vincente
L966. “Que ___?”
(“How are you?” in Havana)
L968. Technique
for viewing some slides?
L969. Publication
read by execs, presumably
L970. Primetime,
Daytime, Sports, News and Documentary, Engineering…
L971. Caresses
gently
L972. Can
material
L973. “___
entertain you”
L974. Like many
prefixes and suffixes
L975. Grass
roots stuff?
L976. Flower-flavored
candy
L978. Practice
leader?
L979. DeskJet printers
and others
L980. Like a
high-quality, uncorrupted digital file
L982. SNL exec Michaels
L983. “Everything’s
fine!”
L984. Frequent
tattoo honoree
L986. It goes
to air without delay
L987. Backsplash
makeup
L988. Started
to droop
L989. ___
Sticks (drain deodorizer)
L990. Studio
sight
L992. Good as
gold, clear as mud, dead as a doornail, built like a brick, like a surgeon
cutting for the very first time…
L995. Jacob’s
Old Testament twin
L996. ___ Locks
(Huron-Superior link)
L997. LA
weather word
L998. Next
gens.?
L999. Commander
of Saul’s army, boy Yokum of Dogpatch, neighbor on Bewitched…
L1002. London
suburb that sounds like an op artist
L1003. Like
roast beef and Yorkshire pudding
L1004. Of signs
and symbols
L1006. Warming
measurement
L1010. “You daft git”
L1011. Flotsam,
Jetsam, Mark Oliver Everett, conger, moray…
L1012. Emasculates
L1013. Optimistic
phrase
L1014. Federal
law ensuring public access to records, for short
L1015. Peace
that doesn’t feel peaceful
L1017. Tolkien
elf played in film by Orlando Bloom
L1018. Janis
with the 1975 hit “At Seventeen”
L1019. Coaches’
chalkboards
L1021. Canadian
currency, for short
L1022. “In the,”
in Italian
L1024. Course
for new arrivals (abbr.)
L1025. Surfer’s
entry, for short
L1026. Heaped up
L1028. Toy in resealable
cans
L1029. Robin,
judge on The Masked Singer
L1031. Sartre’s “Huh?”
L1032. ___ in Edward
L1033. Making
invalid
L1034. Laissez-faire
words
L1037. Check, as
the horizon
L1038. “___
wanna be with you” (Hootie and the Blowfish)
L1039. Gov’t-issued
aid
L1040. Old ___,
Cromwell’s nickname
L1041. Mineral,
olive, castor, palm, fuel…
L1042. Masters
in verse
L1045. Groups of
exercises, tennis matches, songs, positive integers, TVs…
L1047. Winter,
spring, summer, autumn, basketball…
L1050. Make
uncertain
L1053. Understands
the humor of
L1054. Kind of
game
L1055. Liechtensteiner
garb
L1060. Put on
guard
L1067. Other, in
Toledo
L1068. Lizards
with a lineage going back to the Triassic period
L1070. Having no
value
L1071. Pitching
professionally?
L1073. Popeye’s
___ Pea
L1074. Put
something over on
L1075. Ship part
represented by the constellation Carina
L1076. GOP
promoter
L1077. Hydrochloric,
citric, sulfuric…
L1079. Islamic
leaders
L1081. Coveted
medalla material
L1082. “___ in
Sweden”
L1085. Make a
decent living
L1087. Type of
wine (Fr.)
L1088. Ma’s
media
L1092. “Whiz”
preceder
L1093. Prize-winning
novelist
L1094. Twists
L1095. Alternate
name for “A Walk to Caesarea” (phrase spoken by Jesus on the cross)
L1096. Often
like
L1098. Jacqueline
Kennedy, ___ Bouvier
L1099. Down for
a nap
L1100. Solidifies
L1103. Remain in
the future
L1105. Big rift
L1106. Adams,
Knotts, Johnson, Cornelius, Corleone…
L1107. Part of
an umpire’s count
L1111. Beseech
L1114. Fit to be
food
L1115. Withdraws
officially
L1119. ___ Stic (ballpoint)
L1121. Brave Men author, 1944
L1123. Recognizable
L1125. “Alright,
Still” singer
L1128. Increases
L1129. Are
breathtakingly pretty or handsome
L1132. Great
overall exercise unless you’re acrophobic
L1134. Mother’s
flower?
L1135. Brownish
bevvy
L1136. Supporting
the Kickstarter of, say
L1138. More
monastic
L1139. R2-D2,
BB-8, C3PO, K-2SO, my phone…
L1140. Really
stinky
L1141. Phamous Pharaoh
L1143. Chicken
cordon ___
L1144. Perceptive
L1146. “Simon
___...”
L1148. Taxi
eschewer, for short
L1149. What if
instead of his famous boast, Caesar said “Actually, I just stand around”?
L1150. Großmutter,
casually
L1151. Fuse, as
metal
L1152. Some
victories for Ali
L1153. Tape-recorder
abbr.
L1154. Practically
snuggle at night
L1155. LeShan
and namesakes
L1156. Get off
the ground?
L1158. Almost
nine trillion hours
L1159. Narnia,
Fantastica, Earth-616, Earth-2, that world where you took that other career
path…(abbr.)
L1160. 1521
visitor to Guam
L1162. Infection-fighting
drug
L1163. Onetime
drink of astronauts
L1164. Where you
might go for a friend in need
L1165. Kipling
python
L1166. “Holy
guacamole!”
L1167. Like the
vowels in “Start or work third car”
L1169. East, in
Essen
L1170. ___ Bator
(capital of Mongolia)
L1171. Bygone
missile with a tribal name
L1173. Open
materials
L1175. Accepts
L1177. Iraq War
concern (abbr.)
L1178. Beast of
burden, in Burgundy
L1179. Rich ice
creams
L1180. Part of
the 1964 Civil Rights Act concerned with employment discrimination
L1183. Resumed
(abbr.)
L1184. 2% of all
human blood
L1185. Hairspray actress Zadora
L1186. Some
graphic files
L1187. Not
grounded in reality
L1190. Moo goo
___ pan
L1191. One with
regrets
L1192. Le ___
bourguignon
L1193. Yugoslavian
leader Josip
L1194. Hung
around casually?
L1196. “Is That
All There Is?” singer
L1197. Oh
follower
L1198. Locked
horns
L1199. Mixture
or medley
L1200. PC combo
key
L1201. National
force, informally
L1203. Temperate
L1205. Prometheus actress Rapace
L1206. Average first
tracked in 1896, for short
L1207. Extensions
of prior retirement plans
L1209. Old
paperback imprint
L1210. Convex/concave
molding
L1211. Lutes’
relatives
L1213. It might
get the brush-off
L1214. “You’ve
got mail” co.
L1215. Doesn’t
challenge
L1216. Boiler
room containers
L1218. Chewable
portions
L1219. Cereal
Mikey liked, in ads
L1220. Gazed
fiercely
L1221. Part of
HUD
L1222. Norse god
of heroic glory
L1223. Field of
dreams?
L1225. Mourn ___
opportunity
L1226. Charles
Foster of film
L1227. Blue
Velvet, Do the Right Thing, Rocky, My Cousin Vinny, Platoon, Scream 2, Crazy
Rich Asians, The Social Network, Deep Impact, tick, tick…BOOM!, The Sound of
Metal, Fatal Attraction…
L1230. GBS’s
home
L1231. Limited
in movement
L1232. Noel
Coward song
L1234. Corduroy
part
L1235. Singlehanded
L1236. Texas
critter
L1238. Bergen’s
home (abbr.)
L1239. Kind of
license (abbr.)
L1240. Truth or
hope ending
L1241. With
excessive pride, you can be one of the walk
L1242. Common
material in tutus
L1243. Calls on
the dogs
L1244. Christian
of Mr. Robot
L1245. German “you”
L1246. “Go ahead
with your proposal”
L1248. Builds a
third floor for, e.g.
L1249. They
outrank the sgts.
L1250. Hershey
Bears, Toronto Marlies, and Chicago Wolves’ org.
L1253. Slopes in
Scotland
L1254. Zeno’s
portico
L1255. Suffix
for records
L1256. ___-de-Marne
(department near Paris)
L1257. Make
another blueprint
L1258. ___
generis (unique)
L1259. “___ my
Annabel Lee” (Poe)
L1260. Pat
Metheny Group keyboardist Mays
L1261. Trails behind
L1262. Novel by
Kathleen Coyle
L1263. Grandma’s
epithet
L1264. Had to
pony up, say
L1267. Football
player
L1269. Mountains
surrounding Yekaterinburg
L1270. Clumsy
guys
L1271. Lao-tzu
follower
L1272. Recount
L1275. Use up
cash
L1276. How-to basics
L1277. “Abraham”
preceder in a noted synagogue
L1278. Wild
eccentrics
L1281. Pringles
alternative
L1283. Like an
ice-covered road
L1285. It’s
surrounded by white
L1287. Enchanted, Fitzgerald, Mae Morse, Cinder, Yelich-O’Connor…
L1290. PETA
concern
L1291. Phineas
Fogg’s conveyance, Macy’s sights, 99 red ones, water-filled ammunition, weather
reporters…
L1293. Cult
roster
L1295. Diner
cousin
L1296. TV alien’s
birthplace
L1297. Chain
whose name derives from its original room rate
L1298. Boon companion
L1299. Small or
back follower
L1300. Sudden
rise in blood pressure or temperature
L1301. In need
of a patch
L1302. Israeli
violinist Mintz
L1303. Novelist
Ahern who’s a soundalike for a Simon and Garfunkel song
L1304. “Are the
rumors just rumors, or…?”
L1306. Neighbor
of Daman
L1307. Golden-rule
starters
L1310. Mars’
follower
L1312. Perry who
designed clothes less than a decade but is still a brand today
L1314. Decolor
L1318. Save from
peril
L1321. Fluid-filled
container
L1322. Sweet, as
a farewell
L1323. Top
choice, for short
L1324. Gremlin
L1325. Facts, if
you’re Trump
L1327. Shop-___
L1328. DOJ arm
L1329. Willy-nilly
L1331. “You can
count on me!”
L1333. Last-resort
subs
L1334. “Tite,
bro!”
L1335. “___ of
Pearls” (Glenn Miller)
L1336. “I’ll join
your game”
L1338. Web-based
catalog collection
L1342. Director
of Ghosts of Mississippi
L1344. Southern
site of an 1865 battle
L1346. Mello ___
(Coca-Cola brand)
L1347. Iconic
landmark seen in Slumdog Millionaire
L1350. Have a
long, passionate kiss
L1352. Kitchen
floor piece, perhaps
L1353. Word
before monster or woodpecker
L1354. London
train syst.
L1355. Not at
all nice
L1356. Many a
teenager
L1360. Rancher’s
expense
L1361. American-Cuban-French
diarist Nin
L1362. Start to
ski?
L1363. Noted
short story writer
L1364. Some zoo
areas
L1365. You lift
them in reps, in brief
L1366. Is a bad
actor?
L1367. “u up? i’m alone” and “Hey, I’m wearing the nightie you got me.
Want to come tuck me in?”
L1369. Pokémon
Sun and Moon hero
L1370. Ancient
Greek kingdom
L1372. Criminal’s
quarters?
L1374. Map of
building lots
L1375. Bernard’s
heart, genetically
L1376. Christmas
tree, often
L1377. Amendments
L1378. Shell
ridge
L1379. Drawing
tablet
L1381. Egyptian
cobra
L1382. Approached
L1383. Distorter
of flight plans and storm trajectories
L1386. Self-satisfaction
L1388. Care
Bears, My Little Ponies, Pound Puppies, Cabbage Patch Kids, Raggedy Ann
L1389. “Like ___’ll
rise” (Maya Angelou)
L1390. Bashful
companion
L1393. Chevy’s
Express, e.g.
L1394. Pluralizing
cypher
L1395. Sharp
attack
L1396. Spanish
deity
L1397. DSL co.
L1398. Rhyme
scheme of William Ernest Henley’s “Still fair to see and good to smell / As in
the quaintness of its prime, / A dainty thing’s the Villanelle, / It serves its
purpose passing well”
L1400. Pakistani
neighbor
L1402. Romney
and Obama, professionally
L1403. Intend
L1404. Acquires
knowledge
L1406. Palm-lined
Atlantic capital
L1407. St.
Augustine’s language
L1409. With the
most vigor
L1411. Energy,
in Feng Shui
L1412. Dumbo’s “wing”
L1413. Piece of
a Chinese dish?
L1414. Prefix
with apple
L1415. Took ___:
left something to chance
L1416. Insect
antenna
L1417. Old game
with an eponymous discarding phase
L1418. Disinfectant
spray brand
L1419. Like a
vacant rental apartment
L1420. Pulls
from the gene pool
L1421. Brecht of
the theater
L1423. Nickname
for Katherine
L1424. “Winning
___ everything”
L1425. Full
House, Monk, Charmed, That’s So Raven, MythBusters, Titans, The Good Doctor,
Westworld, The Terminal List, The Man in the High Castle…
L1429. “Tastes
terrific!”
L1430. Big
sticker?
L1432. Anna
Kendrick song using a namesake game for its percussion
L1433. “Love is
always a demonstration, not just ___ of words and a feeling” (Anonymous)
L1434. Pt. of a
V-8
L1435. Toll rte.
L1436. Panic-button
puncher
L1439. Indulge
in gossip
L1441. Poor
diet, genes, poor sleep, worrying…
L1442. Tropical
crop
L1443. Un-friggin’-believable, some-other-where, zero-dark-thirty,
what-thing-soever…
L1444. Stacks of
stuff
L1445. Rickrolls’ Rick
L1446. Beth’s
predecessor (var.)
L1447. Designates
L1448. “No men
allowed” area
L1449. Ice-T’s
wife
L1450. “Good
enough ___”
L1451. Make it
through the mud
L1452. NYC
hospital since 1858
L1455. ___ gow (casino option)
L1456. Take ___ (decline,
hopefully short-term)
L1457. Strumpet
L1458. Influencer
Carnegie
L1459. Dish
often filled with sour cream and folded
L1460. Bindle
stiff
L1461. Raid the
fridge
L1462. Worf, Gowron, Kahless, Chang, B’Elenna Torres…
L1463. Harrison
role
L1464. Battleship
coordinate: eighth square, lowest row
L1465. “O come,
___…”
L1466. L Eco,
LE, Limited, Nightshade, and XLE from Toyota
L1467. Between
the World and Me author
Ta-Nehisi
L1468. Crystal’s
“mahvelous” inspiration
L1469. Caprica star Morales
L1470. “Waterfalls”
singers
L1471. Penn of House
and the White House
L1472. Batteries
in mice
L1473. School
closing?
L1474. Chaucerian
taleteller
L1475. ___’s
Basilica, in Venice
L1477. Volume 1,
if Volume 2 is C-Ch
L1479. Catch-22, e.g.
L1480. Sartre’s summer
L1481. 1920s
design house still influencing your house’s design
L1483. It may
have only six slices
L1485. Sex
worker by appointment
L1487. Service-related
(abbr.)
L1488. Med.
staff with a “Star of Life” logo
L1489. Library
payments
L1491. Tops of birds’
heads
L1492. ___ stone
(old French gem)
L1493. Surrealist
born Emmanuel Radnitzky
L1494. Routine
of fakery
L1495. Espresso
option
L1498. Big
audition
L1501. Smooth in
phonetics
L1502. Doesn’t
mess with
L1505. Elevator
brakes, automatic locks, traffic lights blinking red, instant shutoff,
redundant server…
L1508. Paris
newspaper Le ___
L1509. Original Star
Trek producer
L1512. NATO HQ
L1513. Formula
One ban since 2006
L1514. Earthy
mixture
L1515. Cheesecake
leg
L1516. Like
brilliantine
L1517. Claudius
I followed him
L1520. OH city
with rapid pop. decline
L1521. “Forsaken”
word more often attached to “for” or “love” than truly on its own
L1522. Genus of
meowing mammals
L1523. Amusement
value, with “the”
L1524. Composer
Thomson
L1525. Sports retiree
of 2008
L1526. Conifer
cones
L1527. Filled to
the edge
L1528. Residents
of uneven territory
L1530. Smoothly
graceful, as an athlete or software development
L1532. Young
miss
L1535. The
pre-universe, essentially
L1536. Experience
L1538. Doctors
Without Borders, Amnesty International, PETA, CURE, CARE…
L1539. Plank
supporting a sleeper
L1541. Highly
sought-after daddy, in more ways than one
L1542. Confidently
L1544. “___ blu, dipinto di…”
L1545. History
and Discovery
L1546. Jack’s
connection
L1548. Man’s
man?
L1549. Symbol of
holiness
L1550. Like part
of the circulatory system
L1551. “Neato!”
relative
L1552. Being
pulled to the body shop
L1553. Immobilizes
a chess piece
L1555. Common
noun ending
L1556. Goop for
hairstyling
L1557. Beauty
chain
L1558. Lead-in
to “Morturi te salutant”
L1559. With
smugness
L1563. Jessica
who founded The Honest Company
L1565. ___
before (not later than)
L1567. Get ___
feeling: just know
L1569. Anything
done, being done, or to be done
L1570. Wash against
L1573. Human
appendage
L1574. Unbundled
L1575. Something
made up for a movie
L1576. Workout
garb
L1578. Menagerie
L1579. Animal
every continent features except the one that sounds
like it should
L1580. Suffix
with art
L1581. Talk-show
person
L1582. Perfectionist’s
concern
L1584. Word with
inner or winner’s
L1585. Emery
board targets
L1586. Random
House imprint
L1587. Amount to
be taxed
L1588. Emulated
Alex Trebek
L1590. Bygone
dynast
L1591. Ballet,
salt, mule, tire, mud…
L1593. Lascivious
fellow
L1594. Bhutan,
Wales, Malta, Moscow, Tuscany, Atlanta…
L1598. Fla. NBA
team
L1599. Powder
substance
L1601. Prohibited
L1603. ___ for
the course (usual)
L1604. “No, I
tell ___” (start of a self-correction)
L1605. Mischievous
L1608. Give 100%
L1610. Beantown
team
L1611. Casaba’s
coating
L1612. Island in
the Aegean Sea
L1613. Breaks
one’s back
L1614. Amulets
L1615. 1983 AL
Rookie of the Year
L1616. “Dr.” of
children’s books
L1617. Crier’s
employer
L1618. Flowers’
color palette, to a bee
L1619. ASCAP and
ASPCA
L1620. Dennis
formerly of Law & Order
L1621. Improve
from a fall
L1622. “Unsubscribe
plz,” “Just a few jokes I thought you’d like,” “Fwd: Re: Fw:,” “We must ask for
your support,” “Re: Unsubscribe plz”…
L1625. Actress
Scala of The Guns of Navarone
L1626. 270 are
required to win the WH
L1627. The Pearl
of ___ Island (Stowe)
L1628. Strikeout
sign
L1629. Pinball
jostler’s reward
L1630. Keep
reminding
L1631. Type of
muscle
L1632. Suffix
for Army sites
L1633. Auctioneer’s
declaration
L1634. Czechs
and Ukrainians
L1635. Designer
in the US Figure Skating Hall of Fame
L1636. “Captain
of the winds” who met Odysseus
L1637. Geologist
who was a colleague of Darwin
L1638. Ultra-low-frequency
sound that puzzled NOAA for years
L1639. “Of
course it was me!”
L1640. Book
balancer
L1641. Bearing,
in heraldry
L1642. Bumpy
reading experience?
L1643. You get
it by removing hydrogen
L1644. Knot up
L1646. Hip-hop
wannabe who “interviewed” Madonna and Donald Trump
L1648. His was
the first inaugural address to call out white supremacy
L1649. Pilot’s
mph
L1650. Sweet
cordial
L1652. Smoothly
performed after preparation
L1655. These, in
Oise
L1656. Claiborne
with a fashion flair
L1657. One who may
charge a flat fee
L1659. Not need
a wedding planner
L1660. Bhagavad-___
(Hindu scripture)
L1661. Batman and Spider-Man composer Danny
L1662. Where
bills are stored
L1663. Maker of
Posturepedic mattresses
L1664. Where to
store the escape vessels
L1665. Inspiration
for a field geologist’s kit
L1667. Principle
of refraction ratios
L1669. Narrow,
narrow shoe size
L1670. Graph or
vision starter
L1671. Onetime
alternative to Facebook Messenger
L1673. Talk
loudly
L1675. Brand for
young builders
L1676. Setting
in a minority of Floridian summers
L1677. Quintessentially
L1679. War is
hell, and this food item is one reason why
L1680. Recentest
L1681. Magnificent
L1684. Choreographer
Lubovitch
L1685. Music-store
purchase
L1686. GRE
relatives
L1687. Like some
bonding
L1688. Primroses,
e.g.
L1689. Dry-cooks
L1690. Promising
clues
L1691. Hadean,
Archean, Proterozoic, Phanerozoic (var.)…
L1692. It can
turn over a lot
L1693. Alicia of
Falcon Crest
L1694. Note
code-setter
L1695. Particular Protestant (abbr.)
L1696. Results
of cleanup work?
L1697. Borderline
crosswordese landmass
L1698. Angel
dust
L1701. 1950s
service site
L1703. Explorer
John, actress Charlotte, comedian Issa, duo Sremmud…
L1705. Artoo’s
one-time ally
L1706. Take ___:
see one’s pay reduced
L1707. Impression,
as in a bowling ball or coconut
L1708. Indochinese
republic
L1709. Parks and
Rec’s Perkins
L1710. Occasional
position of the colors
L1711. Of the
best quality
L1713. Bigfoot
cousins
L1714. Action
figure, really
L1715. Warmers
for granny’s shoulders
L1716. One doing
laundry, often
L1717. With
all-too-evident anger
L1718. Animals
in pods
L1719. Birthplace
of the World Wide Web
L1720. Coiling
strand
L1722. Some
screens, for short
L1723. Like this
L1724. “Two
thumbs WAY up”
L1726. Obi-Wan
portrayer
L1728. Gives off
fuzz
L1730. Video
game players with built-in controllers
L1735. Cruelest
speeches
L1738. Mom’s or
pop’s bros
L1739. Palm
Tungsten, e.g.
L1741. Church
msg.
L1742. Foreshadowing
L1744. Celebrated
figure
L1745. Millennium actress Gallagher
L1746. Mobster’s
lady
L1747. One may
attend a class on parenting
L1748. Defeats,
as a bill
L1749. Not raw
L1750. “Top Ten
and ___,” for when you have one list entry that only sorta counts
L1751. Brazilian
soccer god
L1752. Stored
L1753. Sportage,
Forte, Seltos, Sorento, K4, Rio, Soul, Carnival,
Stinger, Telluride...
L1754. Dinner
and a movie, traditionally
L1755. Facebook
profile part
L1756. Character
who brought the term “security blanket” into the language
L1758. He’s got
the world on his shoulders
L1760. Soppressata, e.g.
L1761. Deflation
indicator
L1762. Lodge
letters
L1763. Star,
essentially
L1764. “___ Rock”
(1966 hit)
L1765. Division
of a foot
L1768. Bibliophile’s
likely spending spree
L1770. “Cheers!”
L1771. Touch
down
L1772. Sailor’s
inspiration?
L1773. Is a bad
loser, say
L1774. They’re
too proper to really have any fun
L1776. Touches
L1777. William
of ___ who believed the simpler explanation was usually correct
L1778. To ___ a
Mockingbird
L1779. Obedience-school
command
L1780. Move that
often ends a wrestling match
L1784. March,
May
L1787. My
dorm-room neighbor’s music, e.g.
L1790. Drying
out spot
L1791. Real lady’s
man?
L1792. Friend,
slangily
L1793. Supergirl’s
secret identity
L1794. Kobe’s
team, on scoreboards, back in the day
L1795. Marker of
the start of classtime
L1796. Not
exactly calm
L1798. Like the
name “Everest” if you don’t make it back down
L1799. Schoolhouse
features of yore
L1801. Candid
Camera successor of the oughts
L1802. Kind of
cookie that goes great in banana pudding
L1803. Short-tailed
rodent
L1804. Bonkers
L1805. STS,
Escalade, XLR, Seville, Eldorado…
L1807. Army
address
L1808. Persian carpet
L1809. He’s
below a marquess
L1810. Cable
company technician
L1811. Is active
L1812. Isn’,
even less formally?
L1813. “As my
final point…”
L1816. Coffee
spoiler
L1818. Kipling
classic
L1819. Ginza
cash
L1820. If rhombi
are “squashed squares,” these are “mangled rectangles”
L1823. Hoodwink
a hawk
L1824. Bit of
marital friction, e.g.
L1825. Cause of
a stinging breakup?
L1826. Hollywood’s
Mike Jr. and Thelma
L1827. Tylenol
alternative
L1828. Barney’s
kid
L1832. Influencer
with presence in traditional media, in short
L1833. Zhivago’s
paramour
L1834. Pascagoula
pronoun
L1835. Or, deb,
and mir ender
L1836. Rat tail?
L1837. Corrosive
beginning?
L1840. Early
Pierre Cardin employer
L1842. Points of
juncture
L1844. It’s good
advice, usually
L1845. Elongated
runner
L1846. Rodrigo
Díaz de Vivar
L1847. “Plus
others” (abbr.)
L1848. Finely
cut into sections
L1849. Jump to
clear
L1852. Lean-___
(temporary shelters)
L1853. Novelist
Herman
L1854. Events in
battles of bands
L1855. Stinging
statement
L1856. Date
preceder
L1857. Stooge
chuckle
L1858. 2000s
Disney Channel star, to fans
L1859. Coiner of
the term “spongeworthy”
L1861. Tony
winner Caldwell
L1862. Dead Sea
find
L1864. Arrive
purposefully
L1865. Over-the-shoulder
garb
L1866. Birds
that can jump seven feet straight up
L1867. They’re
not yeahs
L1869. Kind of
music
L1871. Mariah
Carey, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, Cher, Aretha Franklin…
L1873. Sch. term
L1874. Armenia,
Azerbaijan, Byelorussia, Tajikistan, Transcaucasia… (abbr., although, really,
who ever said the unshortened version?)
L1875. “O mio
babbino caro,” e.g.
L1876. Bi-
halved