Ubercross Abecedaria V
Across
V1. Global gp. once headed by Pascal Lamy
V4. Dan revered in Miami
V10. Icon of the underdog
V13. Lizard’s tail?
V17. “As far across as my hands are apart”
V24. Birds known for forcing others to adopt their young
V31. Extremely arid
V38. Words said frequently (if not so earnestly) by some celebrities
V41. ___ Boot
V44. Cash dispenser
V47. Ernie Banks, notably
V50. Was within popcorn-sharing distance, perhaps
V57. Don’t go it alone
V64. What’s coming
V71. Triumphant cries
V78. Toddler chow
V81. Marx man?
V84. Hawkeye Pierce portrayer
V87. Twinings product
V90. Mollusks seen in Subnautica
V92. Stylish boot
V94. Some franc spenders
V95. Ex-treem
V100. Genre for The Sundays’ “Wild Horses” and Conan Grey’s “Generation Why”
V103. Start driving to, as on a road trip
V105. Party-hardy people
V107. It needed adjusting for 1960s viewers
V109. Imitate Julia Mancuso on the slopes
V111. Indian wrap
V112. Home theater component, maybe
V116. Eponymous William’s birthplace
V117. Instructions to solve the meta in this puzzle
V130. 2007 purchaser of Applebee’s
V131. Guest-star for a bit
V133. Comment after a song gets you crying
V134. The “I” in IBM (abbr.)
V135. Metropolitan thrush
V136. Safely secured
V137. Upper echelon of major combat
V138. Tetley competitor
V139. “What’s the ___ of worrying?”
V140. Seemingly the sole clerk of a 24-hour store
V141. Natives known as Long Tails
V142. When the lights dim
V143. Getting a gusher
V144. Peace Prize winner Yousafzai
V145. Olympics org.
V146. “___ roll!” (bettor’s cry)
V147. Paris path
V148. Julian of journalism
V149. Spirits that go after sleepers
V150. Holes to Hell
V152. Start of a legal conclusion?
V153. Utters discouraging words
V154. Two teaspoons or two tablets, say
V155. USMC officer
V156. Where some figures are made
V157. Aladdin’s servant (var.)
V158. Nation estab. in 1948
V159. Unified
V161. Watchable Web journals
V163. One scandal that harms a reputation
V164. The Wizard of Menlo Park’s initials
V166. Couturier initials
V167. “___ remember it…”
V168. Lousy egg?
V170. “But there ___ joy in Mudville…”
V171. Issy-___-Moulineaux, France
V172. Carb-watcher
V173. Gun less damaging than the bullet-loading kind
V174. Ballet boy
V175. Aspirin and ibuprofen, for example, in pharmacy parlance
V176. ___-crazy (restless)
V177. Curly ethnic hairstyle, colloquially
V180. Touch-and-go game
V181. “___ ‘em” (dog command)
V183. 2010’s less memorable AI
V186. Kept under wraps
V187. “Ladies?” alternative
V188. Spot between hills
V189. Royal retinue
V194. Org. in the movie Concussion (which more people should’ve seen)
V196. Yeti land
V198. Parking lot sign
V200. Is suffering from, as a cold
V201. ___ Married the Anti-Fan
V202. Outfit for a baby
V206. Race met by the Time Traveller
V207. Like a shot that hits a moving target
V216. Instagram and TikTok
V220. Prominent celeb in a popular filmmaking community
V233. Magna ___ laude
V235. Not-so-great airport gift for the allergic
V237. Traveled like Johnny Appleseed
V239. Damon and Drudge
V240. Other choice that’s practical
V245. Greek philosopher
V247. Common symbol in hieroglyphics
V248. “Reading well is one of the great pleasures that solitude can afford you”
critic Harold
V251. Knee injury site, briefly
V252. New look for the office, e.g.
V265. Help! is one
V269. Backup in case of early failure
V277. Actor Kilmer et al.
V278. Element with the symbol Hg (abbr.)
V279. Dug in under enemy artillery
V280. Negative before “a”
V281. Sell short
V282. They make cookies, sometimes in their own image
V285. Make paste
V286. Eating only certain things
V287. Classic Tetris alternative
V288. She played Hayley Dunphy on Modern Family
V291. “Mentally unfit for service”
V294. Unlikely to wake anytime soon
V295. Service designation
V296. Pots, skillets, and kettles, e.g.
V297. FDR and Truman, fraternally
V298. Krazy of the komiks
V300. Starship commander’s command when outgunned
V302. Stops following what’s being said
V304. Japanese salad ingredients
V305. Injured sneakily on the ice
V306. Good, as an objection
V307. Pillages
V308. Beach guard
V310. Myopic cartoon Mister
V311. Vegetarian no-no
V313. Nykvist and Foyn
V314. Sidora from The Real Housewives of Atlanta
V315. Six feet or more, in 2021
V316. Defacement
V318. Honda SUV
V319. Grow less severe
V321. McConnell or McCain (abbr.)
V322. A Slinky “walks” down them
V323. When doubled, Easter Island spirits whose name inspired a Crash Bandicoot
character
V324. C has one
V325. Boggs of baseball
V326. Lab maze solver
V327. Young at Rock ‘N’ Roll High School
V328. Safe place
V329. British stoolies
V330. Pass, but not with flying colors
V331. Stairway to Heaven star David
V333. “___ for the day” (“Can’t wait”)
V335. Having roof extensions
V337. Won at musical chairs
V338. Dockers’ union
V339. “Use ___ lose it”
V340. Latin initialisms found in many clues here
V341. They used to get burned a lot more
V343. Whence the Andrews Sisters’ “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”
V344. Feel upset just thinking about
V345. Essential for an investigator
V347. Biblical older sister with a role in The Prince of Egypt
V349. Committed to
V353. High school health topic
V355. How to ___ Book (Adler)
V360. “You ain’t” rejoinder
V363. Temple in Thailand
V365. Tenth-___ black belt
V366. Slowly diminishes
V367. Loses old skin
V368. Rubber-based paint
V369. Old workhorse walking up a brae
V371. Modern pentathlon blades
V373. Mary Quant creations
V375. Sea for Debussy
V377. Program design/hardware/algorithms coll. class
V378. Start doing the dishes, in a way
V380. ___ clock shadow
V384. Peel out like a bat out of hell
V386. Maker of Dibs
V388. House alternative
V389. Headlight, in slang
V390. Having three parts
V392. It also rises, according to Hemingway
V393. Jacket-sleeve text
V395. Virus named for a river
V397. Greatest hits comp with “Evil Woman”
V398. Cathodes’ opposites
V400. Navy personnel
V401. 2007 installment in a horror series
V402. Michelangelo work
V403. Airline for many a vacationing stoner
V406. Lighting unit
V408. Texas county whose seat is Paris
V410. Delivered
V412. Some cameras or copiers
V414. Apprehension
V415. He played Han in Solo
V416. Useful for correcting farsightedness
V417. Prepped to cool one’s drink in a hotel room, say
V419. Wide, scarflike necktie
V420. Smoothed wood
V421. Nadya Suleman, in 2009 headlines
V423. Site of the Garden of Relaxation
V425. Lets visit
V427. What 7 may stand for
V428. Confessional confession
V429. “Blue” singer LeAnn
V430. Quadrennial quarry
V431. Pill used in alternative “orthomolecular” medicine
V433. One who takes orders from a cap’n
V435. With small rocks in its road materials
V438. Four-time presidential candidate Ralph
V440. Baits a shark
V441. Movie that introduces a character by having him fight a tiger
V442. Tabloid TV debut of 2007
V444. Lack of it killed Padme
V446. Spider-Man’s girlfriend Stacy
V448. River across the Lake of Brienz (var.)
V449. Forward thinkers
V450. Xes’ opponents
V452. Memento affliction
V454. “Judy’s smile was ___” (from “Judy’s Turn to Cry”)
V456. Get close to
V458. “Am ___ fat for this dress?”
V459. Extreme sportswoman who conquers claustrophobia and aquaphobia, and all I
have to say is, BETTER HER THAN ME
V461. Honda motor scooter
V462. Bad moon rising, for one
V463. Collations
V465. Kindergartener’s recitation
V466. Talks tediously
V468. Head honcho in Mexico?
V470. Broadcast journalist Marvin
V472. “Great” Egyptian monument
V474. Actress Liu
V475. Entranceway fasteners
V478. Technology beset by piracy in the early 1980s
V479. Total of weaponry
V483. School starters?
V484. Harvey Dent, alias Two-Face, is one
V486. Accruing fines, maybe
V488. Polytheist of sorts
V490. Threepio’s creator
V491. Like some books or cars
V492. Bring about, as labor
V493. Ltr. or no.
V494. UFO, many speculate
V496. Name-dropper’s shortcut?
V498. Where my dreams of drawing my own comics died
V500. Go from here to there
V501. “I should remember this later, IMHO”
V502. Acetic and nitric
V504. Affectedly dainty, to a Brit
V506. Source of certain beans
V507. Retort to an accusation
V512. Venezuelan coin
V513. Leading one to smell a rat
V514. Modern monitors, briefly
V516. Vernal occasions
V522. The “bad” cholesterol (abbr.)
V523. Greek god of shepherds and flocks
V524. Singing collectives
V525. Shadowy genre
V526. Garment worn with a pendant, often
V527. Aluminum silicates
V529. Aircraft that doesn’t taxi (abbr.)
V531. Cried out, as in pain
V533. Ingredient de l’eau de mer
V534. Trans-Canada Hwy. measures
V535. Take life-improving action
V541. Failing in one’s soul
V544. Drug cases
V545. Old metal utensils
V546. Chevy of 2004-2011
V547. Shrubby plant
V549. Airport west of OAK
V551. Rough sketch
V552. Doctor’s order
V554. Centennial number
V555. “Why should ___?”
V558. Meat-yielding calves
V560. Study of voting, paying taxes and such
V561. Plant, vegetable, or herb
V562. Very bright group
V563. C.W. who wrote Gods, Graves, and Scholars
V565. Know, in Nice
V567. Bag name
V569. Fiddler on the Roof milkman
V571. Countdown host Olbermann
V573. Starship Enterprise letters
V574. Checks, as checks
V576. Attacking all over the place
V577. “Yeah, I get high ___” (Def Leppard lyric)
V578. Place to wash up
V579. “There’s ___here!” (When things start going wrong in Monsters Inc.)
V580. Faculty-meeting presider, maybe
V581. “Wait just a ___”
V582. Child’s counting word
V584. On Chesil Beach novelist Ian
V588
. Packer of old
V589. Countless ages
V590. “Good evening, ___ madam…” (old-school telemarketing)
V591. Set of digits on a driver’s lic., e.g.
V592. Post the URL again
V593. Irish poet Aubrey de
V594. Skimpy skirts
V595. Heath and Eden (abbr.)
V598. Nine-to-five string
V600. “Why do birds suddenly appear every time you are ___?”
V602. English resort
V604. Like cuisine that includes pakoras, paapad, jalebi, and gulabjamun
V605. Terrorist Bin Laden
V606. Make loving sounds
V607. Times long past
V608. Whaleboat paddle
V609. Comedian Wilson who played Geraldine
V610. Loan payment, for short
V611. 2018 Masters champion Patrick
V612. Provokes
V613. Blows up with explosives
V615. Business involving clicking
V618. Amass, as a tab
V620. Perle that once gleamed in Washington
V622. Emotional need, for most
V624. Clergyman’s title (abbr.)
V625. Lack the courage to
V626. “Wow…HOT!”
V628. City near Phoenix
V630. Coldplay hit that won the 2009 Song of the Year Grammy
V633. Nickelodeon toon tot
V635. Mum’s mum
V636. “Jenny Lind” (kind of furniture for sleeping with wooden, cylindrical
parts)
V638. N.Y. Ranger, e.g.
V639. French writer-director
V640. Bronze or beige
V642. Poet mentioned in Inferno
V643. Big Apple’s “bravest,” briefly
V644. Wimbledon org.
V645. Michelle and Barack’s elder daughter
V646. Common listing of award finalists
V649. “A ___ sante”
V651. “Are you ___ not?” (“Joining us?”)
V652. Profits on rental properties, for short
V653. Ending with pay
V655. German’s “Good day”
V657. Clear the surface
V658. Tudyk and Harris of Star Wars
V659. Old term for kinetic energy meaning “life force”
V661. Lassie or Bluey
V662. Tzara’s movement
V664. Nash work, typically
V666. Cry of feigned innocence
V667. Colleen’s land
V668. Alsace assents
V669. Quantification of the will of the people
V670. Backs up another time, as computer data
V672. The Dust Which Is God writer William Rose
V674. High pts.
V675. Stallone’s Balboa movie, as it’s not actually called
V677. “___ got to admit…”
V679. Three scruples
V680. Pit crew gear
V682. Valuable comic art
V685. Didn’t conceal one’s smugness
V686. Dovetail (with)
V687. Uncultured people
V688. Supplying with a fresh worm, e.g.
V690. Ballet jumps
V692. Rain drain
V694. Roses? No, the blue ones
V695. Supervised
V698. Draw a bead on
V699. Steinfuls
V700. Animation characters
V701. Colombian cowboy
V703. Question re origin
V705. Political ones can be attacks
V707. Secret-agent teddy bear with a palindromic name
V709. Former Dodger Hodges, and others
V711. Pasión
V713. Composer Ilyich Tchaikovsky
V715. Informative station, redundantly expressed
V716. Buddhist teachings
V717. Program note
V718. Refrains from
V719. Ancient tool, say
V720. Girlish Italian suffixes
V722. Cape Cod feature
V724. Beowulf, for one
V726. Emmanuelle actress Kristel
V727. Water-softening agent
V728. Tribe also called the Wyandot
V729. They’re more popular in the Amazon aftermarket than with soldiers
V730. Popular thermoplastic synthetics
V731. “Bond girl” and Knives Out star de Arnas
V734. Escape from bondage, briefly
V735. Laughable
V737. Hardly a palace
V738. Lava source known locally as Mongibello
V739. It sounds dull
V741. Allman Brothers album ___ Peach
V743. High boot
V745. Former TV psychic Miss
V746. Alike, to Andre
V747. Sea ___ (truffle topping)
V748. Jupiter, in an interjection
V749. Bright light
V750. One of Saudi Arabia’s most tourist-friendly spots
V751. Be a supplier for
V753. Word with home or bed
V755. Combination in the card game bezique
V757. Where “tiger cub economies” are
V758. Key with one flat (abbr.)
V759. “Timber!” shouter
V760. Incandescent wire (abbr.)
V761. Web spiders, e.g.
V762. Where undeliverables are delivered, for short
V763. Pigmented layer
V765. UN nuclear watchdog
V766. “How Sweet ___” (James Taylor)
V767. “It’s ___ the other!”
V768. Ball-throwing lawn game
V770. Sushi staple
V774. Bacchanalian cry
V776. Strike lightly, as a windowpane
V780. Where Cromwell once resided
V781. Mule feature
V782. Democratic enterprises
V783. Fowl poles?
V784. Dana of Body of Proof
V786. Matches timewise, informally
V788. Organism’s body
V790. Spot for reeds
V791. Counting rhyme start
V794. Ziegfeld et al.
V795. Home to the world’s tallest waterfall
V798. Salutes in World War II movies
V799. Children of Japanese immigrants
V801. Like a required course, maybe
V802. Head trauma trouble, for short
V803. Optometrists, casually
V805. Spicy parts of a Super Bowl spread
V808. Wet-blanket retort to “let’s do it!”
V811. 2003 Chrysler model with convertible variant
V813. Jet set, e.g.
V814. Red corundums
V815. 45 or 78, e.g.
V818. The ___ Spring (Stravinsky)
V820. “Supervision” preceder
V822. Lost and X-Files
V824. Violent breakdown in relations
V827. Impeding, in a way
V829. Levy on polluters, e.g.
V830. The 3500 boasts best-in-class standard gas horsepower
V831. “But then again…”
V833. Rob Roy rebuff
V834. The J. and K. in J.K. Rowling (abbr.)
V835. ___ monster of the desert
V836. Blue October demand
V838. Vacation destination
V839. Babyish nonsense
V842. Farmers’ John
V843. Coastal birds
V844. Stellar object shaped like a spiral
V845. “You can ___ horse to water…”
V847. Convert chips to money
V849. Blazing Saddles, for one
V851. “Don’t be a hog!”
V852. Only African American to win an Oscar, Tony, and Emmy for acting
V854. Went to a wild dance party
V857. Structure having piles
V858. Auto-engine category
V859. Madame of Vietnam
V860. Ready to party
V862. ___ Beach (former home of Dodgertown)
V863. Ending after Chin or Taiwan
V864. Online ID nos.
V866. Cop making a traffic stop?
V868. Be inconsistent
V869. It may have a pet name
V871. Architect John with a namesake London museum
V872. 1997 role for Fonda
V873. Spanish singer who often appears on RuPaul’s Drag Race
V874. Movie critics, sometimes
V875. Mythical creatures from Australia
V877. Pope canonized in 936
V879. Absorb, as gravy
V881. ___’acte (1924 Dada film)
V882. Tried something new
V883. Lindsay’s family
V884. Rock’s ___ the Hoople
V885. Sabado o domingo
V886. Registered corp. symbols
V887. Org. that turned 50 in 2008, ironically
V888. Distinguishing emblem
V891. “I ___ emotional” (Whitney Houston lyric)
V893. It may have a footed base
V895. Madison, Lincoln, or Jackson
V897. Yelper’s revenge
V901. Sonic Mania company
V902. Long-running PBS film showcase
V903. Sauce in a boat
V904. Deep in thought
V905. Careers or callings
V907. Snowden’s ex-employer (but don’t ask them for a reference)
V909. Golfed perfectly (or, with a hyphen, unmitigated)
V911. Edwards of vaudeville days
V912. RPG spell’s metric
V913. There were fifty-seven to impeach Trump
V914. Be contingent
V915. Good sign
V916. Something taken before swinging?
V919. Nam neighbor, with “the”
V921. Every May, say
V925. Singleness of purpose
V926. Comic Jon
V927. Fruit found in bars
V928. They’re slow on mountain rds.
V929. Book in which God says, “I despise your religious festivals”
V930. Like myself
V931. Eye the appealing, unappealingly
V933. One in the chips
V935. Daily Hollywood publication
V937. Jousting needs
V938. “Chocolate Rain,” “8 flips in the air,” and “David After Dentist”
V940. Quite a lot
V942. 20-year-old game franchise from Japan
V944. Kettle’s accuser
V945. Mobile vs. desktop experiences, e.g.
V946. Capital of “Free France”
V947. Electrical unit?
V948. LeBron James, notably, for short
V949. One dumbbell curl, e.g.
V950. It’s important to be him, according to Wilde
V952. Opera headliners
V953. Just narrower than F
V954. Last quiet bit of resonance
V955. Out of tune
V957. Pushes off course
V959. “Get ___!” (boss’s order)
V961. Old-fashioned kind of party
V963. Lapidary specimen
V964. Number of pipers of song
V965. Playground item that’s no fun for one
V966. Classic chatrooms
V967. Stephen King title city
V969. “That’s as well ___ if I had…” (Swift)
V971. Chavez is one in Los Angeles
V972. “Oh, yes, please spill”
V974. Slightly short
V976. Dangerous, as an ancient wolf
V977. Hearty bowlful often topped with tortilla chips
V979. Coll. course teaching political ideologies
V981. Diaper woe
V982. Work-related malady (abbr.)
V983. Trail behind an airplane
V984. Daughter of Harmonia
V986. Co-founder of MGM
V987. It has wings but can’t take wing
V988. Burden or responsibility
V991. Start of some words with “twenty” in their meaning
V993. Like most M-rated video games
V995. Down comforter
V996. Address to a bloke
V997. Ransacks and robs
V998. Kind of pole in the swamp?
V1001. Russian ballet company renamed in 1991
V1003. St. Stephen, e.g.
V1005. Singer Gaye et al.
V1006. Where you step to make way
V1007. Where Hercule Poirot investigate a haunting
V1008. Remain through the seasons
V1010. Web-dev language in Facebook’s infrastructure
V1011. Consequently
V1012. AV device
V1013. Good violin
V1015. U. S. tennis org.
V1016. He wrote Cat’s Cradle
V1018. Abbr. for Harry Reid
V1019. California’s fashion monogram
V1020. LensCrafters rival
V1022. Aphrodite’s lover
V1024. Sighs of delight
V1026. Bits of scat
V1027. Bird-related prefix
V1028. Lasting forever
V1029. Marilyn Monroe, at birth
V1030. Actor Luke of Captain America and 13 Reasons Why
V1032. “Head” of the Northern Cross
V1034. Era in Japan that ended in 2019
V1036. Sue Grafton’s ___ for Lawless
V1037. Pro___
V1038. Miniature version
V1039. Equine gaits
V1040. Heartbreak
V1042. Indianapolis-to-Muncie dir.
V1043. Louvre looker
V1045. Intermediate material found when making bright paper
V1047. Like some football kicks
V1048. Bullet train technology
V1050. Lois Griffin or Marge Simpson
V1052. “Two options here”
V1054. Having more and stiffer hairs
V1058. Plays on the regrets of
V1062. Tweaked for the better
V1064. Words, briefly
V1065. Convivial one
V1067. “Eat! Eat! Before it gets cold!”
V1069. Entr’acte
V1071. 1982 film set in cyberspace
V1073. Viewed, as a horror franchise
V1074. Jewish steam bath
V1077. Tiant of baseball
V1078. ___ the day (was sorry)
V1080. Mean-minus-mean measuring methods
V1082. Scornful glance
V1083. Rapper with the #1 album “Hip Hop Is Dead”
V1084. “It’s probable…”
V1085. Some wireless consoles
V1086. Pretend not to notice
V1088. Textile apparatus
V1089. Comedian with the 2016 memoir Born a Crime
V1091. Painted, like cast iron
V1092. Central point
V1093. Know one’s way around the business
V1095. Composer Franck
V1097. Communicational
V1098. Flibberti-gibbety
V1099. “Oh, well, that’s the game…”
V1102. Splash softly against
V1103. British candy bar that, with its first letter changed, becomes an American
candy bar
V1104. Michael who portrayed Alfred in several Bat-films
V1105. Color of some spirits
V1107. Maple stuff
V1108. Vaulted areas
V1111. Pitchfork-shaped letters
V1112. “Get ___ Ya-Ya’s Out!” (Rolling Stones concert album)
V1113. Some action takes place here, but the skipper’s less likely to focus on it
V1116. While ignoring cries of “There’s no point to that!,” e.g.
V1118. Star ___ (big name in exercise machines)
V1120. Praise from a choir
V1121. Midmorn
V1122. Adjunct of cold cuts
V1124. Holy Jewish scroll
V1126. (The) good ol’ wifey
V1127. Dorothy who was blown in on one
V1128. Truly one’s own worst enemy
V1130. Like an eighteen-year-old driving stick to school, often
V1133. Accts. payable receipt
V1134. Like many a head-turner
V1136. Most widely prescribed class of antidepressant
V1139. Parisian pronoun
V1140. Ward’s son
V1141. Proposition in logic
V1143. Nothing Records flagship band, to fans
V1144. Eastern VIPs
V1146. X-ray, perhaps
V1147. Concert cry
V1148. Parts of arms
V1149. Salad spheroids
V1151. Motel sign
V1154. A thumbs-up
V1155. Bobbleheaded avatars
V1156. Recording and editing setups, for short
V1157. Investment available from 1941 to 1980
V1158. Mountain climber’s aid
V1159. Black-and-white Antarctic whale
V1160. Deputy exec.
V1162. Place for a stroll
V1164. Smartwatches interfacing with GPS, e.g.
V1165. Showery mo.
V1166. Chews and swallows
V1167. Bleu who sang “I Don’t Dance”
V1168. “___ as the ocean”
V1171. Ancient porch
V1172. Folkie Fineman or synth-pop Ramirez
V1173. Application form abbr.
V1175. The Dark Crystal role
V1176. Verb that reverses to a synonym of itself
V1177. Flights’ heights (abbr.)
V1178. Sculpted, as muscles
V1179. Comedian Hart, casually
V1182. Lesser Sunda Island
V1183. Picture presentation
V1185. Thousands of lbs.
V1186. Tangent of 45 degrees
V1187. Have to return
V1188. First year of Spanish king Philip II’s rule
V1189. Hardly stiff
V1191. Berlin “bahs”
V1194. Shout when the murderer’s face is revealed to their next victim…but not
yet to the audience
V1196. Blister or sac
V1198. Extended short story
V1200. Traffic lane you need passengers to use
V1201. Lead-in with car or system
V1202. Augustine’s De Civitate ___
V1203. Patriotic gp.
V1205. Employee IDs
V1207. Ending for harp or bassoon
V1208. Try to pass the bar?
V1210. Christ’s following?
V1212. View of a sort
V1215. Missouri or Colorado
V1216. Be one of the gang
V1218. Girlfriend, to Luis Miguel
V1220. “We’re on the same page now!”
V1223. Actress Redgrave
V1226. Trade collective the UK struggled to join in the 1960s
V1227. Trombone part
V1228. Consider the worst-case scenario and go ahead
V1230. Make sure of
V1231. Turkish moneys (abbr.)
V1233. Where a Nintendo might be hooked up
V1234. Mosque VIP
V1235. Acknowledge as an author
V1236. Filmmaker Riefenstahl
V1238. Pensioner’s age in old Rome?
V1239. ___ gin (liqueur type)
V1241. Slangy retort to “This you?” when someone holds up a picture of someone
else
V1243. “___ a stranger”
V1244. It sells razors and erasers
V1245. Mocking imitations
V1246. What made Halloween parties the scariest part of Halloween last year
V1247. Devastated
V1249. Opposite of “fades”
V1251. More at home with app code and screen time
V1252. Avenged, with “on”
V1255. Highland games attire
V1257. ___ Park, New Jersey
V1258. Classic Morris Motors cars
V1259. Marie Saint of On the Waterfront and North by Northwest
V1260. Actress Farmiga
V1261. Inst. with a weekly Big Picture Science radio program
V1263. “Ol’ buddy, ol’” follower
V1264. “Pain says you can’t…___ says you can” campaigner
V1266. Asphalt
V1267. Destry Spielberg’s middle (hidden in this clue, actually) name
V1268. Southernmost cross-country US highway
V1270. Twice DXXX
V1271. Secretary of state under Carter
V1272. Total patient care
V1273. Battleship barrage
V1275. Search for nirvana
V1276. The Craft focus
V1277. Tranquilizers
V1279. Beak kin
V1281. Old, to a teen
V1282. “But despite that…”
V1283. Substitute for every conjugation of “not be”
V1284. Upper bodies
V1285. “Are you sure that’s not within my capabilities?”
V1287. Extremely mad
V1289. Car brand or its founder’s name translated to Latin
V1291. Belly part
V1295. Spanish province
V1296. Dispense
V1297. Double-feature fodder, often
V1298. Involving only main features
V1300. The NSA’s headquarters
V1302. Name taken to replace “Solo”
V1303. Hollywood-lunch agendas
V1306. What lurks beneath Chuck Norris’ beard, by legend
V1307. Legal scholar Guinier et al.
V1308. Star Trek’s Mr. Chekov’s
first name
V1309. Elton John song about a failed father
V1311. Deadly nerve gas
V1313. Power efficiency improver
V1314. Jungle swinger
V1315. Economic rule-setter
V1318. Bunk up
V1319. Passive protests
V1321. Mold for setting concrete
V1323. Israeli tennis player Dudi
V1324. Average amount
V1325. Former NFL commissioner Rozelle
V1326. Windows 95, Windows NT, e.g.
V1328. Emulate a dad-to-be
V1329. Hayes of Bill and Ted Face the Music and One-Minute Time Machine
V1330. Exclusive date
V1333. Type of tire (abbr.)
V1334. Not even once, to Nietzsche
V1335. Org. formed to regulate US railroads
V1336. Labor Day baby
V1337. Diamonds, e.g.
V1338. Boxer in Louis’s day
V1340. Chunk or hunk
V1342. Write down anew, captain-style
V1344. French pronoun that sounds like a fish
V1345. Berlin’s “___ This a Lovely Day…”
V1346. Golfer Steinhauer
V1348. Prefix with -poly
V1349. Klaatu portrayer in The Day the Earth Stood Still
V1350. College interviewees, briefly
V1351. In one’s mind’s eye
V1353. Han Solo’s love
V1355. 56, in Roman numerals
V1356. Looks up to
V1358. Canon competitor
V1359. Abu Dhabi’s letters
V1360. Dementieva of the WTA
V1362. Close to, classically
V1364. Does some acting without much thinking?
V1367. What’s black and white and red all over at the pet store?
V1369. Rum-based liqueur
V1371. “Dear” followers
V1372. Weak at the knees
V1374. CBers’ equivalent to a telegram’s “stop”
V1376. Some geometry class lines
V1378. Aphrodite, Cupid, Hathor, and Freyja
V1380. “___ lot going on at the moment” (innocuous statement that Taylor Swift
uses as code before a big release)
V1381. Galaxy Tab competitor
V1382. Word with put or gun
V1383. King James-y suffix
V1384. New, to Neruda
V1386. Patron of Wales
V1388. “He never ___ to amaze me”
V1389. Cops a look
V1390. Comparable to a rose
V1392. Where informed data comes from
V1394. Rhyme scheme of Elizabeth Bishop’s “—Even losing you (the joking voice, a
gesture / I love) I shan’t have lied. It’s evident / the art of losing’s not
too hard to master / though it may look like (Write it!) like disaster.” [There’s
a slant rhyme in there.]
V1396. “No going back now,” as Caesar put it
V1398. 23AndMe scientist’s workspace
V1399. NBA announcer Albert
V1400. True believer
V1402. Concert scream
V1404. Material lining the Batsuit (those bullets can’t miss every time)
V1405. God, in some translations
V1406. Transferred information using a lot of hot air, as to suits
V1408. Spring forward or fall back
V1410. Withered old woman
V1412. One way to do a crossword
V1414. Corrida figure
V1415. Centennial, e.g.
V1417. Political advice of a sort
V1418. Looking even deader
V1420. Egg container
V1422. Certain sequels, informally
V1424. Ender like -ettes
V1425. Go “WAHHHHHH”
V1426. The best-known Louis
V1427. Anatomical vessel
V1429. Kind of rug
V1431. Flagstones
V1432. Singer and former American Idol judge, familiarly
V1435. Wife of Paris, in myth
V1436. Many a shot in the arm, for short?
V1437. Theatrical dud
V1438. Enrapture
V1439. Med for cold sores
V1441. Sitting Bull, for one
V1443. Kind of leather
V1444. Certain words (abbr.)
V1445. Dish for Robin Hood
V1446. The curly type is underserved by French salons
V1447. MMXX/V
V1449. Dave’s pal in educational products
V1450. Words after count or let
V1451. “He ___ a God of the dead…”
V1453. When fasting is forbidden
V1454. Game shows’ Griffin
V1455. One planning an overhaul
V1460. Projecting tooth
V1462. “Right you ___!”
V1463. Bob Seger’s street
V1464. Wheat-based Japanese noodles
V1465. World Wide Web fan
V1467. Appendages
V1468. Lessen or release
V1469. Subservient ones
V1471. What a cranial nerve serves
V1473. Beach lotion numbers, briefly
V1479. Plantation drink
V1480. Sat ___ (GPS, to a Brit)
V1482. Big source of coal (abbr.)
V1484. Show whose host walked away due to too many fatal relapses
V1488. Carbohydrates’ suffix
V1490. Pitch ___-hitter: do well on the mound
V1491. Tiny locator beacon
V1493. “Wish you ___ here!”
V1494. Old-fashioned cry of despair
V1495. “Checkmate, sucker!”
V1497. Kimono-clad hostesses
V1499. The first 25 days of December, usually
V1501. Mars’ neighbor
V1503. Very, to Thierry
V1504. Pull quote
V1507. Levy included in the price
V1508. Humble on the brae
V1510. Mare’s mate
V1511. Pt. of EMS
V1514. Romantic way to walk
V1515. Festival showings, perhaps
V1516. The Bachelor part two?
V1517. Cygnet’s papa
V1518. Certain pronouns
V1519. Wine vat sediment
V1520. 11 on calendars
V1521. “___ Time” (Queen Latifah tune)
V1522. Kind of shooter
V1523. Time unit
V1524. Made a diagonal cross
V1525. Heart-healthy, probably
V1528. Ending for acro- or homo-
V1530. One who rants about those @#$% millennials
V1531. Landlord e.g.
V1532. Nun’s headdress
V1534. Restaurant figure
V1535. “___ gehts?”
V1536. Dilbert’s “AUGH!”
V1537. Bowl men
V1539. Germanic law code
V1541. Firm-name ending
V1543. Issues in the News broadcaster (abbr.)
V1544. Longer stanzas
V1545. Aqua ___ (after-shave brand)
V1546. Add zing to
V1547. Jacked
V1549. Computerized photo
V1551. Bill (abbr.)
V1553. Darker than turquoise
V1555. To you, to Iulius
V1557. Spanish hero El ___
V1559. Timetable list (abbr.)
V1560. Little bits (monovocalic var.)
V1562. Boxers’ or workmen’s protection
V1565. Affleck’s Academy Award-winner
V1566. Low-tech word processor
V1567. Debate position
V1568. Grenoble girlfriends
V1569. ___ Penh, Cambodia
V1570. NBA Hall-of-Famer Holman
V1571. Ultimatum close
V1572. Star Trek IV director
V1574. “I am the monarch of the sea, The ruler of the Queen’s ___”
V1576. Curious fellow in Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood and sometimes Daniel
Tiger’s
V1578. Comes from
V1579. Match named for a goddess of the hearth
V1580. Wimp’s cry
V1581. STD distinct from, but caused by a strain of, chlamydia
V1583. Ashanti language
V1584. Sharp, quick humor
V1586. ___ Poetica (Homer)
V1588. Newborn’s bed
V1590. Tangy hot sauce
V1592. Dress(up)
V1593. “WHYYYYY?” [clutches hair]
V1594. Could be correct, as a crossword answer
V1595. Lead-in to meter and tude
V1596. Store that used to sell the drug andro
V1598. Like any channel between 30 and 300 MHz
V1599. USA airing, e.g.
V1601. Earlier in Arles
V1602. Need no help
V1603. Wireless mouse batteries
V1605. NASA spacewalks
V1606. Visibility, in product names
V1607. Neckline cut
V1609. Routh, Welling, and Cavill’s predecessor
V1611. Spot for a warm pie
V1612. Thrush
V1613. Money makers?
V1614. Better mousetrap?
V1615. Husky pest?
V1616. Homeland, affectionately
V1620. Japanese infotech giant
V1622. Form of encumbrance
V1624. Office on the Potomac
V1626. Reach across again
V1627. Tale in which a superhero begins his career
V1630. Monthly hassle for most women, for short
V1633. They fly fast
V1636. Occasional astronomical event
V1637. Her “Hello” was first to hit #1 on iTunes in 100+ countries
V1638. Donne’s daybreak
V1639. Dark, probably
V1640. River nymph
V1641. Concerns, in memos
V1643. Div. in a Law & Order spinoff
V1645. Virtual assistant you can make sound like Samuel L. Jackson
V1647. Music video hosting service owned by Universal Music Group, Google, and
Sony Music Entertainment
V1649. Fumbles a slow roller
V1650. Adds up to
V1651. It might have a fixed thirty-year rate
V1653. Snapdragon, e.g.
V1654. Legendary lawman Wyatt
V1656. Event presided over by a king and queen
V1658. “Great Caesar’s ghost!”
V1660. Argues with
V1662. Vouchers
V1663. Poisonous prefix
V1664. Faint light
V1666. ___ Dimittis
V1667. I came, to Caesar
V1668. Robert Wuhl-Sandra Oh comedy
V1669. First word in a cross-dressing sitcom title
V1670. Spot on the telly
V1672. “Like a stoop’d falcon ___ he takes his prey” (Keats)
V1673. Half-cyclic?
V1674. Be better than, and act it
V1677. Like movies borrowed from the library
V1679. Relic of twentieth-century toons
V1680. Mother without a mother
V1681. “___ got a girl for you!”
V1682. Baal Shem ___ (Hasidism founder)
V1683. Lima lady (abbr.)
V1684. Play-bite
V1686. Objectively best competitors
V1689. Seller of Ingatorp tables
V1691. “___ Autumn” (hit 1941 song)
V1693. Green pasta sauce
V1694. Anne Morrow Lindbergh or Amelia Earhart
V1696. Heineken fermentation station
V1698. Where local access programming may air
V1700. “Don’t Go Breakin’ My Heart” and “The Boy Is Mine”
V1701. Public address system?
V1702. Architect van der Rohe
V1703. Diet suffix
V1705. Without
V1706. Org. with a summer championship
V1707. “Modified Pon-Pon” in a Top Ten hit of 1964
V1708. Audio file format
V1710. Flooring selection
V1711. III, in modern Rome
V1712. Got back into business
V1714. Arabian Nights characters
V1716. Sch. whose students have won more than 200 Olympic medals
V1717. Turning away, as a hotelier might
V1718. Early event that some find romantic
V1722. Having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward
V1723. Usti ___ Labem, Czech city
V1724. Tombstone abbr.
V1725. Cape associated with space flight
V1727. Clunky ship
V1728. Site of Japan’s Imperial Shrine
V1729. City in northern Vietnam
V1730. Being noisy
V1732. Smile-sparking silliness
V1735. Perform on Glee, perhaps
V1737. Like most “love triangles,” if you diagram them
V1740. In ___ (minus basic data)
V1742. Periods of creative bankruptcy
V1743. Contend (for)
V1744. Salami holder
V1745. Kitchen lures
V1747. Little green men, proverbially
V1748. Calves raised for meat
V1750. Success, failure, or progression, e.g.
V1752. Sugar servings (abbr.)
V1754. Willingness to attempt a risky shot
V1756. Makes an incised mark
V1757. An ___ mystery
V1759. One-time distributor of trading stamps
V1761. Utilize bullet points
V1762. Puts in the pen
V1763. “We’re getting ready to put out!”
V1765. Supermarket paperback
V1766. The last one showed population declines in sixteen states
V1768. Georgia, e.g., formerly (abbr.)
V1769. This place only (abbr.)
V1771. Donkey Kong obstacle
V1774. 1500s painter known for his “Lives” of Italian artists
V1777. Hamlet relative
V1779. Kind of gun
V1780. Cash reg. display
V1781. “…and L ___ Lollapuzzoola”
V1783. Sugary suffix
V1784. A part of Life?
V1786. Permissible
V1788. Collarless shirt
V1789. Secret-keeping docs.
V1790. Get (from a source)
V1791. System for ViaMichelin, for short
V1793. Heyerdahl craft
V1794. Wear and tear
V1795. ___ Grande, city in Brazil
V1796. Like Big Mouth Billy Basses and Velvet Elvises
V1798. One in Bonn
V1799. Risktaker’s challenge
V1800. 1921 play with artificial men
V1801. Starbucks instant coffee brand
V1803. Forgone, as a possible path
V1806. Taster’s choice
V1808. Overdramatize
V1809. Texter’s “Just sayin’”
V1810. It’s a cinch in Sapporo
V1811. Noted paperback publisher
V1812. “I ___ great debt of gratitude”
V1813. Parliamentary proposal
V1815. Ski-rescue vehicle
V1818. Turkic people found in Siberia (and giving their name to its neighbor)
V1819. Sunshades
V1821. Cousin to Gomez
V1822. Work hard, in rap
V1823. Adult anime
V1825. Sportswriters’ pick, for short
V1826. Pertinent
V1828. Dixie Chicks member Maguire
V1830. Reserve force part of two separate military orgs.
V1831. One who loves a good bouquet
V1832. Barbara who was Jeannie
V1834. Video game series with a lot of carjackings (abbr.)
V1836. Bruce Cockburn’s “___ Tree Falls”
V1837. Tiny energy units, for short
V1839. Carell of The 40-Year-Old Virgin
V1840. Overhead figure
V1841. Fantasy villain with an iron fist
V1844. Sith “Sir”
V1846. Hawked
V1848. Heartburn writer
V1850. Three-hour exam for teens
V1851. “There’ll ___ sunlight” (“It Will Rain”)
V1852. They had the closest thing to “fast food” in old Italy
V1854. Unsound
V1857. Does like Tinkerbell in an older version of the Disney logo that many
people misremember
V1859. Cure for writer’s block
V1860. Honored formally
V1861. Role Jeff Bezos announced he was stepping away from as I wrote this
clue
V1862. Walker, briefly
V1863. Mother ptarmigan
V1864. 1999 BP acquisition
V1865. Can do anything
V1869. Jewish eve
V1870. Legal org.
V1871. After-school org.
V1872. Zone vulnerable to wide-angle attacks, in RPGs
V1873. Obsidian, originally
V1874. Present recipient, casually
V1875. “Sword,” in French
V1876. Actress Blaine, for short
V1878. ___ mining
V1880. Subject of some tales
V1881. Many a cop car
V1886. Accompanied
V1887. Persuaded
V1889. Suez Canal name
V1890. Their feet hurt a lot
V1894. Director Harold
V1895. Internet address beginning
V1896. George Strait’s “All My ___ Live in Texas” (sic)
V1897. Club’s descendant
V1898. Knock down
V1900. Sudden sharp feeling, as of worry or hunger
V1901. Arch site (abbr.)
V1902. Daughter of Steven Tyler
V1904. L train?
V1905. Doomed
V1909. Ingredient in a screwdriver
V1911. A Marriage Made in Heaven…or Too Tired for an Affair author Bombeck
V1912. Nonsense, to a Brit
V1913. Be victorious in a game of
V1915. Rent, as a car
V1916. (Can’t be) bloody well bothered
V1918. Fencer’s case
V1919. Second chance at three points, e.g.
V1920. Hurried next door, e.g.
V1922. Flamethrower adjunct
V1923. Shouldn’t deny
V1924. Amateurish scribbles, e.g.
V1925. Short genetic subsequences
V1926. ___ de cachet
V1928. Bad atmosphere?
V1929. Network for hoops fans
V1931. Written record of attendees and their well-wishes
V1934. Telephone
V1935. Whence the uvula dangles
V1936. Faceplanted
V1937. Corp. shuffling
V1939. Keep still and out of sight
V1942. Traditional key material
V1944. Ending with “a” instead of “us” or “um,” often (abbr.)
V1946. Without any port stops, as a cruise
V1948. Flashes
V1949. Like a tailor-made sweater
V1951. The Guiding Light heroine
V1952. Get off the leash
V1953. Places to grow?
V1954. Homebuyer’s org.
V1955. Emergency rm. sights
V1956. AIDS cause
V1957. Standing upright
V1958. Cameroon export
V1959. Eden denizen
V1960. Whist variant
V1961. Craigslist, e.g.
V1962. “Don’t judge a book by its cover,” e.g.
V1963. To prevent the scenario wherein
V1964. Hairs on a caterpillar, e.g.
V1965. Finnish pentathlete Lehtonen
V1966. Tightassed
V1968. Prop pursuer?
V1969. Ins. letters
V1971. Word from the Latin for “wish for”
V1973. “(as anyone would know who’s not a MORON)”
V1974. Dickinson poem “___’ my destiny be Fustian”
V1975. Architectural angles
V1976. Bakeshop worker
V1978. Cell part?
V1979. The Green Goblin’s real last name
V1980. Ancestor of human race
V1981. Why we have a healthcare.org
V1982. Start of Claudius’ reign
V1983. Brute ou animal
V1984. “Stand Back” singer Stevie
V1985. Sci-fi author S. Tepper
V1986. Prefix with -path
V1987. They’re endowed
V1988. Time of the wk. to show old photos?
V1989. Performing a flattening motion
V1993. Getting under the skin of
V1996. Donkey sounds
V1997. Elephant Appreciation Day mo.
V1998. Boat butt
V1999. Thing sought after on the beach
V2002. “Beneath the Wheel” US thrash band
V2003. Rapper Spice featured on “Barbie World”
V2004. Work for
V2005. Alicia Keys’ trademark cornrows, e.g.
V2007. Resystematization, e.g.
V2010. “___ soy yo” (“I’m her!”)
V2011. ___ the door (knocks)
V2017. Did some spelunking
V2022. King of Norway in 1960
V2027. Stone-faced
V2030. Snake dance participants
V2031. Bird caretakers
V2033. Antoni who built the church of the Sagrada Família
V2035. Kim Kardashian and Kate Upton size
V2037. Maker of the first Superman video game
V2039. He never got to Canaan as his son did
V2041. City in the shadow of Mt. Apo
V2043. “Tabulae” follower
V2044. Racer Charles or WWII general Philipe
V2045. Olds’ car company
V2046. Long of The Best Man
V2047. One may be sick
V2048. At the start of the large intestine
V2051. Maker of the XC90 and XC40
V2056. “Open wide!”
V2061. Miles Davis music
V2066. Paper-clip alternative
V2067. Galactica commander
V2068. Florida senator who once said “Donald Trump is not a Republican”
V2069. Spenser’s title “Faerie” charactere
V2070. Convenience store with its headquarters in Arizona
V2073. Painful effort
V2075. Common type size
V2077. Affectionate line from Aeneas
V2078. Mortgage deal, for short
V2079. Off-brand
V2081. “Good for what ___ ya”
V2082. Make scholarly revisions in
V2083. Rose and fell smoothly
V2084. Boxer’s wrap
V2087. School cafeteria sandwiches, briefly
V2090. Reduced
V2091. Intestine-related
V2092. Low-budget lead-in
V2093. Mobster Victor who sparked the Third Colombo War
V2094. Picture used as a classroom springboard
V2096. Some counterintelligence targets
V2098. Lao-tzu’s “way”
V2100. Uncompromising decree
V2102. Full of calories
V2104. Stereotypical status seeker
V2106. Significant changes
V2108. Top-selling J-Pop band with the album Gravity
V2109. He instituted glasnost
V2111. B1 is one (abbr.)
V2112. Printer’s space
V2113. Sub technology
V2114. 1989 Kenneth Branagh role
V2116. Tussah’s cousin
V2117. Beach near Omaha
V2120. Body of troops (abbr.)
V2121. A little too bright and active (to be believable, say)
V2123. Concerning disease study
V2125. Bacteriologist with a dish named after him
V2126. Stay in service
V2127. Baseball surname hidden in “scandalous”
V2129. Treated the soil, in a way
V2130. Star of Fringe Anna
V2131. Maligned
V2133. Stop oneself from
V2137. Skyping, e.g., for short
V2139. Given to mobile looting and pillaging
V2141. Part of cell reproduction
V2143. Some Toyota Camrys
V2145. Football kick
V2146. Ready for Christmas morning
V2147. Reports on certain subject matter
V2149. 2001 WB sitcom debut
V2150. Ledger men
V2152. When Ophelia drowns
V2153. Work-shift start, at times
V2155. Detective series teaming a psychologist with a priest-in-training
V2156. Bubbly drink
V2157. Shock jock of morning radio Don, once
V2158. Champagne choice
V2159. With no leader
V2160. Light entertainment
V2161. Très désireux
V2162. Clinical term sometimes applied to anyone detail-oriented
V2163. Make winnings
V2165. Not expected to wake up again
V2167. Device that can save a game?
V2169. Piquant triangular nosh
V2170. Some theaters
V2171. Single out
V2172. Jumps in and helps out
V2173. Support of one’s argument
V2174. Hindu ascetics
V2175. Catfish Row dweller
V2176. His death created the Earth
V2177. Gown material
V2179. “Mark him down as participating”
V2181. Dusk on an aircraft carrier
V2183. Gets results?
V2185. Dallas cager, briefly
V2186. Latino USA carrier
V2187. Hottest YouTube category of the late 2010s
V2188. The thin blue line?
V2189. Gets less
V2190. “Rock It” rapper
V2192. Car financing abbr.
V2194. Initial response to a yenta?
V2196. Dance music provider
V2198. Hat-hanger
V2200. Diet dressing words
V2201. Smoothie ingredient
V2202. CIA’s Soviet counterpart
V2205. Chef Richard or hockey player Samuel
V2206. Name preceder
V2207. Totally satisfy
V2208. GI’s street clothes
V2209. Jazz singer Mel
V2210. Anderson who sang with Duke Ellington
V2211. Educational outlines
V2213. “Like I ___” (way to make calls)
V2215. WWII rocket
V2217. ESPY nominee
V2219. Is comprehensive and alphabetic
V2222. Like a full-figured body, in slang
V2223. Soup starter
V2224. Machine that fits in one’s hand, briefly
V2225. “___ a muse of fire…” (oath in Shakespearean song)
V2227. Nonspecific things
V2230. Unctuous
V2232. Kid ___ (TV for youngsters)
V2234. Entrepreneur Dogg, to friends
V2236. Mom. over mass
V2237. Dishonest ones
V2239. “Como es ___?” (“How come?” in Cadiz)
V2240. Garrisons (abbr.)
V2241. Fraternity letters
V2242. Where an expose might bring secrets
V2243. Captain Underpants janitor with a secret past (whose name is a pun on secrets)
V2244. Continues to pay for
V2245. They’re often released before the album
V2246. Exercise in more musical and/or less literal language
V2248. Glimpse over some low-riders
V2250. Question starter in some “purity tests”
V2252. Baby seat, often
V2253. How the English spell “raccoon”
V2254. “Stop by!”
V2256. Airport abbr.
V2257. Fruits bought to make guacamole
V2259. First-stringer squads
V2262. A few
V2265. ___ tube defect (spina bifida, e.g.)
V2266. Statement of faith from a friend
V2269. “Gesundheit” go-before
V2271. Temptresses of Greek myth
V2272. Japanese drum
V2273. Bored with life, say
V2274. Nickname sometimes eliding “hu” or “jah”
V2275. The “Americans” in The Americans, e.g.
V2278. Like desert earth
V2279. Overweeningly
V2280. TV actor Burton
V2283. Peters on American Horror Story
V2284. Creator of the world’s first nuclear reactor
V2285. ___ This Earth (1988 film)
V2286. Freshman-to-private prog.
V2288. Articulate about European wars, e.g.
V2291. Present as a center of attention
V2294. Programs you can test out before buying the “real” ones
V2295. Like horror
V2298. Activity that got much more fraught in the COVID era
V2300. River in southeast Kenya
V2302. Olympic volleyballer ___ Walsh Jennings
V2303. Woodcock’s relative
V2305. Astronomic wonder
V2307. MTV sight, once
V2311. Total Effects skin care brand
V2312. Cake-candle numbers
V2313. Spenser’s cadence
V2314. Jingle or slogan writer
V2315. Baltic land
V2316. “Let’s salute…”
V2317. Sounds of gaiety
V2319. Oklahoma sch. named for a televangelist
V2320. Source of revenue for smaller papers
V2322. “Breeze ___” (Donny Osmond song)
V2323. The I in FYI, for short
V2324. Charles who invented the solar panel
V2325. Slip of the mind
V2326. Oxford feature
V2327. Popular soup legume
V2328. When the microwave beeps
V2330. Knock over again?
V2332. Lemon locale
V2334. Kind of splinter group
V2336. Pick from a deck
V2337. Memory unit, briefly
V2338. At-bat stats.
V2339. Mulligan of Promising Young Woman
V2340. Fruit-and-ice-cream treat
V2341. Heeded
V2342. Inits. for side costs when buying a car
V2343. Tie-breaking periods, for short
V2345. Connected, as hotel rooms
V2347. Draft or track
endings
V2349. Nice name
V2350. “I regret tasting this!”
V2351. Tampa campus, in brief
V2352. Eat Drink Man Woman director Lee
V2355. Univ. domain suffix
V2356. Thing, at bar
V2357. Topper pin
V2358. British greetings
V2359. “Is ___ dot…” (“Particle Man” lyric)
V2360. Subzero, maybe
V2361. “Black and Yellow” singer Wiz
V2363. Dunkin’ product
V2365. College basketball venue
V2367. Headline-making illness of the Bush years
V2369. Arellano of 90 Day Fiancé
V2370. Collections of work
V2372. “Faboo!”
V2373. Lab measuring tube (var.)
V2374. “Porsche. There is no substitute,” e.g.
V2375. ___ the cat out of the bag
V2377. Nixon’s middle name
V2380. Famous king or famous aardvark
V2382. Muslim sect
V2384. Lang. that gives us “blitz”
V2385. Violin or cello (abbr.)
V2386. His name is a letter short of his description
V2387. Furry adoptee
V2388. Like cells in an organism
V2392. ___ in pluribus unum
V2393. Neck, anatomically
V2394. General Ross who gives the Hulk and Avengers a hard time
V2396. Escort, as to the door
V2397. “___ the One That I Want” (song from Grease)
V2399. Beamed intensely
V2401. Ancient villain
V2403. Took a fresh poll
V2405. They may have islands in the house, for short
V2406. Brink or edge
V2407. Place to find studs
V2408. Parts of cathedrals
V2409. “Well, Did You ___?” (Crosby-Sinatra song)
V2410. Doubles tennis pro Shibahara
V2411. Criminal trickery
V2414. Less-truncated-than-it-could-be truncation for “truncation”
V2416. Center row starter
V2417. Social thing, these days
V2419. Athens’ coast
V2422. Sound in a library
V2423. Flanked by
V2425. Common benzo
V2426. Biochemist’s letters
V2427. Peruvian singer Sumac
V2428. “I ___ I taw a puddy tat!”
V2430. Self-titled 1990s band album
V2432. He tells Forrest Gump the importance of socks
V2434. Likely to figure out this clue immediately
V2436. Tetragrammaton representing God
V2437. Those too young to walk
V2439. Somebody’s fault
V2441. Provides (for)
V2442. Battled like mensches
V2444. Old muscle cars with racing stripes
V2446. She played Dory
V2448. Machine on Mars
V2450. Prefix before tan or frost
V2452. What the binary number for two looks like
V2453. Shout after a too-bookish discourse
V2454. Mel Gibson movie
V2456. One in a tight squeeze
V2457. Three-layer topography of humus, clay, and loose rock
V2459. Steam, British style
V2461. Places for some Christmas lights
V2463. Blog revenue source
V2466. Hungarian’s neighbor
V2468. Put cargo away
V2469. Bit of term paper color
V2470. Count up
V2471. Cause trouble
V2472. Small two-wheeled vehicle
V2473. Abbr. meaning “lack” (_ _ or _ a _ e)
V2475. Temple feature
V2478. Made one’s mark
V2480. Try to locate
V2481. Passes in the newsroom?
V2482. Sun of war
V2483. Herr’s “Hrrrrgh!”
V2484. Cause of climate change
V2485. George, the “dean of counterculture comedians”
V2486. Bus letters on the City of Big Shoulders
V2487. Rock’s Jethro
V2488. Untouched by time
V2490. Lynn ___ Ryan of baseball
V2492. “Ouch, that hurts!”
V2493. Blood component that’s part of the immune system
V2495. Apt first name for a thief
V2496. What non-Far Side cows say
V2497. They’re often converted to pounds
V2498. Powerful breakup song from Neil Diamond, named for an imaginary friend
V2499. Unintimidatable
V2500. Synagogue props
V2501. Rocker Ocasek
V2503. Aerialist film of 2009
V2504. Be honest (with)
V2506. Flight-path stat.
V2508. ___ Jima
V2510. Suffix with racket or rocket
V2512. It could be ginger or blonde
V2513. Noted brand of water filter
V2514. Christmas party quaff
V2515. Russian comic Smirnoff
V2516. “Ya got it?”
V2519. It may be unlocked in some video games
V2521. Duo that asked what the fox said
V2523. Barrel part
V2525. Rod once used for reception
V2527. “Fixing” racism by hiring one Black middle manager, e.g.
V2529. What people in the 1980s would probably call an “omnidevice,” if they saw
how we used it
V2530. Recipient
V2531. Patterned textiles
V2532. Relax, informally
V2534. Cole Porter’s Sweeney and others
V2536. Has on hand
V2538. Scot’s stunning strike
V2540. Having only a front row and a back row
V2542. Country that surrounds Lesotho (abbr.)
V2543. Two and a Half ___
V2544. Otters’ prey
V2545. “Naughty, naughty!”
V2546. Either of Odin’s information gatherers
V2547. “Thanks ___”
V2549. Informal assessment?
V2552. Bane for many grammarians
V2553. Bags in turndown service
V2555. Big name in wireless speakers
V2557. Hollow medical device
V2559. Makes up
V2560. Never too ___
V2561. Make one’s own
V2562. Ski ___
V2563. Seat of Montana’s Lewis and Clark County
V2564. Electric truck set for release in 2025
V2565. Michigan politician John
V2567. “UNNERSTAND?!”
V2569. Rosie’s fastener
V2571. Ballet pose with both feet “on the ground”
V2572. Get completely wet, in dialect
V2573. Military rank (abbr.)
V2574. Stir-frying aid
V2575. Triple-A’s Mud Hens, on scoreboards
V2576. Spassky or Yeltsin
V2577. To the penny
V2578. The external world, in philosophy
V2580. Short-term stand-in for an electron
V2582. Makes lively
V2584. Notations between notes
V2586. Story of the year
V2588. Performer’s appearances
V2589. Kind of newspaper column
V2592. Complaint department item
V2593. Legal setting
V2594. Ending of many URLs
V2595. B.C. Judean king
V2596. Managing, as fires
V2599. Quartet that’s missing a member
V2600. Likely to miss a lot of the picture
V2602. One-man Broadway show
V2604. Important Vermont tree
V2606. Butcher’s trimmings
V2607. It’s often overlooked
V2609. When Hamlet sees the ghost, in Act I
V2611. Close-it-down key combo
V2612. Dahl’s “Fantastic” title character
V2614. “Water pill” brand
V2616. She won three Grammys for her 1989 album Nick of Time
V2618. Fire truck noisemaker
V2620. Claps and peals
V2624. “If thou ___ he; But O how fall’n! how chang’d” (John Milton)
V2625. Bridge player’s comment
V2626. Assembly line product, sometimes
V2627. Slot machine fruit
V2628. Solar phenomenon
V2630. The word of word of mouth
V2632. FB stoppers
V2634. When a clock’s hands point up
V2635. Sorrel soup
V2637. PDA communiqué
V2638. It sublimates when there’s no condensate
V2640. Lat and lit ender
V2641. Pep rally cheers
V2643. Sushi ingredient
V2645. Form a smooth surface
V2647. Rarely-prescribed antidepressant using the letters in ALIVE
V2649. Accompany to the penthouse
V2651. Alvin’s sarcastic brother
V2653. Personality piece
V2654. One-time place for downloading software, now a software news source
V2655. Shout upon walking in the door, perhaps
V2656. Actress in a noted shower scene
V2657. Use abusive language on
V2658. The Koran denotes it as 2.5% of business earnings and 10% of harvest
V2659. Production co.?
V2660. Peripheral connector
V2661. Calendar jottings
V2664. Crunch in cereal bowls
V2667. In ___ (coordinated)
V2670. Congressional meeting (abbr.)
V2671. Deteriorates, in a way
V2672. Hideous
V2674. Michael Jackson’s 1987 boast
V2676. “Where did you even HEAR that ridiculous lie?”
V2679. Ari Gold or Princess Carolyn, briefly
V2680. Schubert’s Symphony No. 8 ___ Minor
V2681. Pre-festival hours
V2683. “Sure, I guess”
V2685. Jib overlapping a mainsail
V2687. Bogart’s role in The Caine Mutiny
V2689. Rachael Ray acronym
V2690. Abbr. in cookbooks
V2691. Slalom challenges
V2692. ___ vie
V2693. Recorded for later viewing
V2694. Established as true
V2695. ___ Beach, Oahu
V2696. Kiss, in Harry Potter
V2698. Reacted to long underwear
V2700. Car trip
V2703. Word with “valve” or “dissection”
V2705. Home of the ‘Noles
V2706. Canned nutritional supplement
V2707. Legal eaglets
V2708. Czar of Russia, circa
V2709. Eyes amorously
V2711. Pierre’s fish bait
V2712. Crop containers
V2714. Lydia’s sugar substitute on Breaking Bad
V2716. Rejuvenate
V2718. Checked one’s license, e.g.
V2720. Hurry-scurry
V2721. Volcano in Italy
V2723. “Get over here…but act casual!”
V2724. Examines financial statements
V2725. Wooster’s peerless valet
V2726. Language of “Avatar”
V2728. Off-white jumper with cable patterns
V2730. Supreme Samuel
V2731. Dissolve again
V2733. Frat’s opp.
V2734. “Speak softly and carry ___ stick”
V2738. Wooden spike used to keep knots open
V2739. Glacial, in product names
V2742. Anapests, e.g.
V2743. English by ancestry, in England
V2744. Louis XIII and Rémy Martin, notably
V2746. Loc. of Nigeria
V2747. Western resort named after a Civil War general
V2748. “___ yourself”
V2750. Become attentive ASAP
V2752. “Just say no!”
V2754. Divulged
V2756. ___ So Rave
V2757. Brewers’ ovens
V2758. Work the waterfront
V2759. Decorative neckline insert
V2760. Cleric’s title (abbr.)
V2761. Terror, to Juan
V2763. KAL flies here
V2765. Where the disgraced are dragged through
V2767. Source of much opportunity and, lately, much debt
V2769. Product tag
V2770. Solo flying?
V2771. Sue Grafton’s ___ For Owl
V2772. Anti-fraud agcy.
V2773. Like many government employees, locationwise
V2775. Holy Tibetans
V2777. Give ground-ball practice, maybe
V2779. Kind of vacay that should follow the “3/3/3” rule
V2781. Dolman or raglan
V2783. It’s sometimes called two chisels put together
V2785. Fez cover
V2786. Newton and Asimov
V2788. Beetle that got around
V2789. Generally newest and most valuable, as buildings
V2790. Barbecuer’s buy
V2791. Bit of code
V2792. Assertive type
V2794. Arrondissement heads?
V2796. Service jobs
V2798. Disciplinary
V2800. Hallmark starts selling it in January
V2804. Dusty speck
V2805. Blouse partners
V2806. Turn, as a desk chair
V2808. Private sleeping spot
V2809. Meat in a croque monsieur
V2811. Winter river blocker
V2813. Formal-sounding “Me too”
V2815. Mandela portrayer Elba
V2817. Grammy Award org.
V2819. Company whose name means “six” in Japanese
V2820. English, Scottish, and Welsh rivers
V2822. Having joined the mass transit
V2824. Pertaining to the spinal cord
V2826. Cry of surrender
V2828. Dir. opposite to WbS
V2829. Field where Jackie Robinson played
V2831. Aztec god of rains
V2834. Devastates
V2836. Kind of yr.
V2837. Speaker’s platform
V2838. Press down on, informally
V2840. Word for a furnishing that resembles what it signifies when written in
lower case
V2841. Jane of the jungle
V2842. Norfolk VA campus
V2843. Andrews and Brockovich
V2845. Destination of the “midnight choo-choo”
V2847. Warming up the car, maybe
V2849. Its “The Best of Both Worlds” was a television highlight for ‘90s nerds,
in brief
V2851. Bible edition abbr.
V2852. He “brought an offering—fat portions from some of the firstborn of his
flock”
V2853. Rhinestone feature
V2854. Plant known as “seer’s sage” because of its hallucinatory effect
V2855. Total dominance, in gamer-speak
V2856. She has six older mer-sisters
V2857. No longer active, for short
V2858. Network offering home improvement advice
V2859. TechCrunch publisher
V2861. Misapplications of the law
V2863. She’s not talking
V2864. “I can feel it all the way down to ___”
V2866. Saudi salutations
V2868. Deem to be
V2873. For the full time
V2875. Frantic signal
V2876. Letters after M
V2877. Use some Listerine
V2878. Renovate
V2879. Talk before the class
V2880. “Ha ha, as your friend, that’s just what I’d expect to happen!”
V2881. “Mercy sakes alive!”
V2882. Be bratty to
V2883. Civil rights martyr Medgar
V2884. Proper and then some
V2885. Disguised
V2886. “My heart means ___” (Shak.)
V2887. Strategically blacken
V2889. Labor source on the Southwest range
V2892. Hemorrhaged alarmingly
V2896. Suffix with inherit
V2897. “Not to be ___ blanket…”
V2898. Feature of the populace in a total-surveillance state
V2901. They’re for the books
V2903. Not irreg.
V2904. Golf great Sam
V2905. Excessive constriction of the pupils
V2906. Front-meets-front result, for short
V2907. Make more exciting
V2908. One place to shop while watching TV
V2909. Anti-gun-control lobbying agcy.
V2910. “Ugh, keep that to yourself”
V2911. Like some stocks (abbr.)
V2912. Racers in 2013’s Turbo
V2913. One who’s charmingly besotted
V2915. Laugh-In co-host
V2917. “Forsooth!”
V2919. Shout of surprise from an old-timey pirate
V2920. Makes haste
V2922. Get from ___ (progress)
V2926. Hannibal’s favorite beans
V2931. Smith role “protecting the Earth from the scum of the universe”
V2937. S California desert
V2943. Author Mario ___ Llosa
V2949. “___ Tok” (2010 #1 hit for Kesha)
V2950. Overpriced, e.g.
V2952. Like a zany
V2956. “Su-u-u-ure”
V2957. It may be bourguignon
V2959. ___ freunde: Ol’ buddy Hans
V2960. Discovered, in Derbyshire
V2962. Dawn Chong and Issa of Hollywood
V2963. Toon in a Keebler commercial
V2965. Yellow-white dwarf
V2966. Gunn of Breaking Bad
V2967. Spectacle suffix
V2972. Tanning booth item, briefly
V2978. Beat the stuffing out of
V2984. Short-tempered
V2989. Bautista of Guardians of the Galaxy
V2993. Any of the Four Noble Truths
V2994. “No Trump” stater?
V2995. Leofric’s equestrian lady
V2996. How Altoids mints are packaged
V2997. Mobster’s code of silence
V2998. ___ Celestial (controversial baby-food maker)
V3000. Landlord’s guarantee?
V3002. Newman song played after a Dodgers home victory
V3004. Highway vehicle
V3005. Zoomed
V3006. Head cheese component
V3010. Orgs. with patrol cars
V3011. Auditor’s work
V3014. Besiege while cutting off food supplies
V3018. Scoreboard figures (abbr.)
V3019. Pete’s wife on Mad Men
V3020. Trig abbr. that leaves off “ant”
V3021. Tract of land
V3022. Pamplona shout
V3023. Asia Minor region of yore
V3024. Fingered, briefly
V3025. Alice’s companion in Through the Looking Glass
V3026. “Cave ___”
V3027. Isaac who enshrined the Three Laws of Robotics
V3028. Circuit City stock
V3029. It’s best for short-range communication
V3031. Maritime raptors
V3032. Form a connection
V3033. Cash or vegetable
V3034. Air stirrer
V3035. Removes wrinkles
V3037. Retailing
V3040. Conceptual frameworks
V3041. J/H creator’s monogram
V3042. Considers, as an argument
V3043. Molar, e.g.
V3044. World leader Merkel
V3045. Called it quits
V3046. Faults
V3047. Title in Tijuana
V3048. Aggressive poker table words
V3050. Brewer’s device
V3052. Hypothetical narratives
V3054. Dermatological troubles
V3056. Flower-based fragrance
V3057. Kennel threat
V3059. Suffix in zoology
V3060. Alveoli and bursae
V3061. Conjugation target
V3062. Tries to damage, as a pinata
V3064. Goal of a self-designed maj., often
V3065. 2010s governor of Ohio
V3067. Laptop screen meas.
V3069. Sun, to Suetonius
V3070. Closing poetic lines
V3072. “Talks about his regrets, but ___ do it all over again”
V3073. Chaplin and others
V3075. Mega trailer?
V3077. German shepherd of TV and radio
V3079. Beginning to care for the older set?
V3080. Groin-protecting band in medieval armor
V3082. Taste for fine art
V3083. Golf forerunners, briefly
V3085. Singer Park or crossworder Pahk
V3086. Burst with pride
V3087. Get a spark going
V3089. They may be packed for a trip in the mountains
V3091. Discussing, with “out”
V3094. Bulwer-Lytton heroine
V3095. Durante’s trademark
V3098. Negations
V3100. “And ___ Was” (Talking Heads song)
V3101. Sen. Gore’s state
V3102. Coordinated attacks
V3105. Acts boldly
V3107. “Love and Marriage” composer Sammy
V3108. Vera who was #2 in world tennis
V3111. Sans annual charge
V3112. To whom notes are assigned
V3114. Web-connecting businesses, for short
V3115. Skiing great Lindsey
V3116. Exemplify that group
V3117. Hazardous gas
V3118. Grandson of Adam and Eve
V3119. “Uhhh, of course not”
V3120. Hef, as his friends didn’t call him
V3123. Business recruiter
V3125. Split asunder
V3126. Cows’ chew
V3127. Who Luther prayed to
V3128. Eyes going from (o) (o) to (.) (.)
V3132. Break off
V3135. Maris, to his pals
V3136. “___ Love” (Curtis Mayfield song)
V3137. “Huh? What ___?”
V3139. Once Upon a Time in China star
V3141. Clear the field
V3143. Leif’s father
V3144. Stalin and Lukashenko
V3146. Who Ernest talks to
V3147. Copper and iron
V3148. Democratic Minority Leader Harry
V3149. Minute amount
V3150. “Not yet…not yet”
V3153. Head-shaking initialism
V3155. Banderas who voiced Puss in Boots
V3157. “Let me think…hmm, I don’t think so”
V3158. ___-cake (child’s game)
V3159. Like me when I think about politics for too long
V3160. “I need this like I need ___ canal”
V3162. Athletes may have to break them
V3164. “Best Aida ever!”
V3165. Island chain near Taiwan
V3167. Elle and Starship
Troopers director
V3171. Level a cloud may form
V3173. Of Pindar’s work
V3175. Format dumped by Microsoft Edge
V3177. Astronomical measure (abbr.)
V3178. Lower-cost Nintendo offering
V3182. Fruit of the Loom-owned underclothers
V3183. Letter-turner of TV
V3185. The Ancient Greek Trump
V3186. Faith, in France
V3187. Title from the Sanskrit for “beauty”
V3188. Kept on doing, unfortunately
V3190. They’re welcome sights for minks, foxes, and nature photographers
V3192. Making audible nearby, e.g.
V3195. Piloting to a safe landing
V3197. Releases, as a horse
V3198. 1998 World Series star Ricky
V3200. Researcher with drooling dogs
V3203. Do some door drama
V3205. Where water samples may be tested
V3209. Records accessed day by day
V3211. Trimmed again
V3212. River once called Araxes
V3213. Good reasons for lane closures
V3216. Last letter of the Hebrew alphabet
V3217. Missile-zapper, in theory, for short
V3218. The Goonies’ Sean
V3219. Responds to a text, perhaps
V3220. Part of S&L (abbr.)
V3222. Jazz’s Montgomery
V3223. 2012 Gillian Flynn novel in which the title character fakes her own death
V3225. Sail troubles
V3226. Dia de ___ Muertos
V3227. Big bang letters?
V3228. Roof gutter
V3232. Robbie Knievel’s dad
V3233. Overall composition?
V3235. “Everything Now” band my brother introduced to me on our cross-country
train trip
V3237. Women on the ___ of a Nervous Breakdown
V3238. Belgian canal connector
V3239. Throws a party for
V3240. Direct-sales giant with beauty products
V3241. Pink Friday singer Minaj
V3242. He whose first word was “RECITE!”
V3243. Sacred linguistic artifact?
V3245. Calf meat
V3248. ___ crow (suffer defeat)
V3249. Worshipped ones
V3250. Check alternative?
V3252. Dog, wolf, or fox
V3254. Partners in Health, e.g.
V3255. 2020 candidate Patrick
V3256. Film that prompted Roger Ebert to say, “The kind of guy who would agree to
having his whole life televised…is a loser, painfully needy or nuts”
V3257. Jack viewed by mid-century night owls
V3259. Tongue depressor sound
V3260. Noted snake remover, for short
V3261. Israeli hot spot
V3263. Old school computer?
V3265. Whence the balcony scene
V3267. B’way, e.g.
V3268. Rating for CSI-type programs
V3269. Freezer brand
V3270. Mindsets
V3272. Use gum
V3273. Ignored, as a bill
V3276. ___ cavae (large veins)
V3277. County in Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Vermont, and Virginia
V3279. Like some kosher foods
V3280. CIA director under Clinton and Bush
V3282. “Friendly Skies” flier (abbr.)
V3283. It’s 180 from X
V3284. Album
V3286. Questions in The Gateless Gate
V3287. Guardian Angel Curtis
V3289. TWA Hotel designer
V3293. The end of Shakespeare?
V3295. Fictional material the writer didn’t seem to spend long thinking about
V3298. Chin-wag
V3299. Break bread
V3300. “C’est ___”
V3301. Went for the gold
V3302. “That’s the Way ___ It” (1975 #1 hit)
V3303. Wrinkle-inducers
V3304. Governing agent
V3305. Owners’ documents
V3307. Very wee (var.)
V3308. Condition that can make it hard to pick Christmas decorations
V3313. Congo add-on
V3314. One who faced Talos and the Sirens
V3317. Birthday party crock
V3319. Not the fighting types
V3320. Measure of how often a word gets used
V3322. Renaissance and Baroque
V3324. Kind of grind
V3325. Event where Kanye West embarrassed himself, before he started doing that
everywhere
V3327. Spider’s activity
V3331. Draw toward evening
V3332. Tough situation
V3333. They double as commanders for the U.S. Cyber Command
V3336. Consider
V3338. Best man’s duty
V3339. Unlikely steakhouse patron
V3340. Nation on the Medit. Sea
V3341. Prime cut
V3342. Cover seen in hip-hop albums? (var.)
V3343. Here, in Hidalgo
V3345. Late friend’s request
V3347. Careful and delicate, as treatment
V3349. Chant to correct your golfing stance
V3353. Deck with I joker, e.g.
V3355. Watch bearing
V3357. ___ Warriors: show following four teen heroes for hire
V3362. Like many sportscasts
V3363. Cold-weather-wear unit
V3364. Sinful habit
V3365. Drive into the mud
V3366. Mississippi politico
V3367. Fixed tire
V3368. Roller in Vegas
V3369. They should be avoided
V3371. Try for dates
V3373. Bridge opening
V3376. Space-shuttle’s path
V3377. Ranch closing?
V3378. Cattle-grazing area
V3380. Isaac of music
V3381. Swiss calculus pioneer Leonhard
V3383. You or me, once
V3385. Finished, as a wall
V3387. Tender and brittle
V3388. Right to express oneself
V3389. Positive feedback
V3390. Port opening?
V3391. Irradiators in dentists’ offices
V3394. Mythical king of Crete
V3395. Starchy dish
V3397. Motley Crue duo?
V3400. Their top picks in a Rotten Tomatoes poll were Breaking Bad and The
Sopranos
V3402. “What ear is the sound coming from?” exam
V3405. Book that ends with Joseph’s death
V3409. Domino’s fixtures
V3411. Kind of share
V3413. Habitual gum-chewing or nail-biting, e.g.
V3417. Drinks bought from a stand
V3419. North Pole helpers
V3421. “I always knew I was ___. And now, the rest of the world seems to agree
with me” (Freddie Mercury)
V3422. Woolly mothers
V3423. Curving inward
V3424. Roof rooster
V3425. “So Much in Love” singing group, with “The”
V3426. Flushed, as the cheeks
V3427. Font of knowledge
V3428. Triangular pastry that may be served with chutney
V3429. Spanish menu offering
V3430. The Sandman creator Neil
V3431. St. Lawrence, for one
V3435. Be inherited by
V3438. Soda-can device
V3440. Eastern newt, by another name
V3441. Feels sorry for
V3443. Austrian actress Palmer
V3445. Like an ogre, it has layers
V3446. Maker of hydrating mist
V3448. SNL-like show filmed in
Canada
V3450. Voice actress Carerro, or “Voices Carry” singer Mann
V3452
. Rescuer, e.g.
V3453. Sound engineer’s control
V3454. Endless
V3455. They analyze current with mercury
V3458. Bios of a sort
V3459. Basis of the Nintendo Wii’s processor
V3460. Excited acronym
V3461. Coloratura’s quaver
V3462. Profs, often
V3464. Suffix with lemon or orange
V3465. Mary in Look Back in Anger
V3466. Countrified “Scram!”
V3468. Pre-seizure perceptions
V3470. Marilyn ___ Savant
V3471. Handkerchief, if you’re being all edgy about it
V3473. Prevarication
V3475. Holdups on the website side
V3479. Layover cities, often
V3481. Some are wind-powered
V3483. Disadvantage or worse
V3488. Anime hero ___ Rider
V3489. Top part of a form
V3490. PaintShop Pro maker
V3491. Symbolic Logic author John
V3492. Latin abbrs. rarely used in crosswords
V3494. Raveled a blanket, e.g.
V3498. Where a potter gets raw materials from
V3501. Refusing the prospect of further performance in the field
V3505. Stuns with sudden force
V3509. “Hoist by my own petard!”
V3510. Volley
V3512. Elevated hair
V3514. Fear Street author
V3515. “Sit back and ___ the show” (announcer’s request)
V3517. Way to calculate money flow
V3519. Nugatory
V3520. Sculling equipment
V3521. Common bathroom-floor materials
V3524. Switchblades
V3525. Mooring site
V3526. Old European card game
V3528. Fields of scientific study
V3529. Played all game without running bases
V3530. Year “Poker Face” was released, casually
V3531. Tool to carry a camera or rifle
V3533. Barbershop activity
V3534. Online shopping site
V3537. Romeo’s “Right!”
V3539. Tickles pink
V3541. Last pair of instructions in many main-course recipes
V3545. Punt or junk
V3546. Gosh preceder
V3547. Parking attendants
V3548. TV adjuncts
V3549. Link’s partner on Good Mythical Morning
V3550. Pubs not reviewed much
V3551. Architect’s info
V3552. It’s longer in South Korea than in America
V3555. Cassiterite
V3556. Wanders widely
V3558. 14th-century music
V3560. Its unit is the J
V3561. Meningococcus, e.g.
V3563. Bernadette or Genevieve, par exemple
V3564. In terms of what’s good for the story
V3568. Quick onscreen bulletin
V3570. Took down
V3571. Sporty car roofs
V3573. It’s her job to be a bit of a know-it-all
V3575. Have a pint at the pub
V3579. Cinemax competitor
V3580. Gale was his heroine
V3581. They point to leprechaun’s pots of gold, it’s said
V3584. Clasp or boning
V3585. “Wanna make ___?”
V3586. Fraction used in “possession is ___ of the law”
V3588. Two-month king probably killed by Richard III
V3590. Benedict Cumberbatch mocap role in two films
V3591. Nickname that removes the “red”
V3593. Take without warning
V3595. ~40-decibel unit
V3596. SNL’s Carvey
V3597. “More to come!”
V3599. Pole or Serb
V3601. Windowpane
V3603. It activates some outdoor lights
V3607. Fast food tycoon Ray
V3609. No longer current, as an issue
V3610. Like a ___: awesomely
V3611. TV journalist Frank
V3612. Form of neo-paganism
V3613. At any time at all
V3615. Notes in many mnemonics
V3616. It needs a lic.
V3617. Sought compensation
V3620. The Dow, e.g.
V3621. More viscous
V3623. Provide ___: let save face
V3625. “Here Comes Science” band, for short
V3627. Fancy Honda
V3629. “Hello…is ___ you’re looking for?”
V3631. Muslim flute (var.)
V3632. Verne captain et al.
V3634. Markings from a nudist beach
V3637. 2012-2022 power couple
V3638. “You have ___ in the matter!”
V3640. Spanish wine descriptor
V3642. B&O & AT&SF
V3643. Revolution 9 co-composer
V3646. Pew place
V3647. Gets plumper
V3650. Opera and Vivaldi alternative
V3651. Partner of null
V3652. They’re kept in cabinets
V3653. Squeezing device
V3654. Us, in Essen
V3655. First name in Uganda
V3656. Knotty
V3657. East end?
V3659. Anglo-Saxon fricatives
V3661. Sp. compass point
V3662. Hill position
V3664. Illegal baseball catch
V3666. Great dogs?
V3668. Ex of Burt
V3669. Ease tension
V3671. “No guarantees”
V3675. Low-altitude clouds
V3677. Casino on the Vegas Strip
V3679. USC, to some
V3680. Levels out
V3681. Spanish spider
V3682. Grimm and Parker of Marvel Comics
V3683. They can be fast or slow on the road
V3684. Rockies resort
V3685. Compulsive “shoppers”
V3688. At its most diminished
V3690. Omelet-making discard
V3693. Class system for “universal receivers” and “universal donors”
V3695. Broadway success
V3696. Classic actress Madlyn
V3698. How a package may arrive
V3700. Occupy, as a desk
V3702. American Gigolo actor
V3704. Kick out of a flat
V3706. Actress Volz of Diff’rent Strokes (or actress Eve, backward)
V3707. Goatskin shield
V3709. Mutation
V3712. “___ girl” (sporting last words in Jurassic Park)
V3713. Frozen sandwiches that were my elementary school’s desserts
V3716. By-the-hole golf contest
V3717. Marvin’s home
V3718. Plays swing music
V3719. Conciliatory bribe
V3720. Nice way to refer to you?
V3721. “I knew this would happen”
V3724. Put on a calendar
V3726. Barely any
V3729. Devoted to eating
V3731. Integers (abbr.)
V3733. Ingmar protegee
V3735. Cheroot
V3737. Lennon’s johns
V3739. Aged hero of Bubba Ho-Tep
V3741. Content for many news publishers around Christmastime
V3745. Northern California newspaper, slangily
V3746. Chianti’s color
V3747. Delaware Indian
V3748. Plenty, casually
V3749. “Nothing ___!”
V3750. Name in retail
V3751. Some recording devices
V3752. Deep Blue opponent
V3754. Batting game for tots
V3755. Coven count
V3756. Engage anew
V3757. Supplies with a new hand
V3758. The King, late in his career
V3761. Like skinny-dippers
V3763. His share is the largest
V3765. Browser history list
V3767. ___-a-Song: 20 Years of They Might Be Giants
V3768. Construction items hyphenated with E, H, I, and T
V3770. “Boxer” of barley
V3771. The Hague, officially
V3773. Without object?
V3776. Socially smooth and polished
V3777. Metaphor for secrecy
V3778. More there
V3779. Three or four, approx.
V3780. “I need this like I need ___ in the head”
V3781. They’ll help you find some better hookups if they can
V3782. Talk to end the Napoleonic Wars, say
V3783. Character in OZ?
V3784. Where someone might keep a little “sugar” on the side, secretly
V3786. First of a Roman trio
V3787. To you, to Yolanda
V3789. They’re buried in clickbait
V3791. Harsh punishment for a tube-loving kid
V3793. Channel to mainline law-enforcement reruns
V3795. Where to learn improv and Method
V3799. Mother of Helen of Troy
V3800. Surprising 2018 World Cup finalist (abbr.)
V3801. A, B, AB, ___
V3802. Quince-hollowers
V3803. Pianist Schumann
V3804. Traditional beverage with vermouth
V3806. “Right back ___, duder!”
V3807. Acupuncture alternative
V3809. Completely factual
V3811. e.g., William Henley’s “It matters not how strait the gate, / How charged
with punishments the scroll, / I am the master of my fate, / I am the captain
of my soul.”
V3813. Seemingly contradictory size of car
V3816. Big name in cordless phones
V3818. Lack of energy
V3819. Dinner for Mister Ed
V3821. Force, in ancient Rome
V3822. “That’s a stumper, all right!”
V3826. Cold airs?
V3827. Negotiating goal
V3828. They go E-A-D-G
V3831. Demanding words from a tot
V3834.