Ubercross
Abecedaria W
Across
W1. Legal certifiers
(abbr.)
W4. Parting words
W8. “So true, huh?”
W14. Smooch, in texts
W18. One cleansed by
Jesus
W23. “Does loyalty
mean nothing anymore?”
W27. Standing O, say
W31. Much more than
fond
W35. HS support groups
W39. “The savage
mountain”
W43. Alexander or Vera
of fashion
W47. Research into a
political foe’s weaknesses, in slang
W51. Listen to one’s
gut?
W52. Three-terminal
power component
W57. Sofia Vergara’s
home nation
W61. Where diameter lines
cross
W66. “Stressed was ___
saw desserts”
W68. Often cranky
W72. Cash America
establishment
W76. Elliot who
released the album Don’t Call Me Mama Anymore
W80. The “E” in ER
(abbr.)
W81. “Eri tu,” but not
“Eres Tu”
W85. Beachcombing
aerial hunters (var.)
W86. Purrers
W90. Elton John/Tim
Rice collaboration
W91. Taxperts
W95. All fired up
W97. Stephen of Underworld:
Awakening
W100. Tyler, the
Creator album about unrequited love
W101. “I am so tragic”
W105. Ho or Ngo, for
short
W106. Stumped
W113. Half of hex-
W114. Joe Manchin,
Steve Harvey, and Jennifer Garner, in terms of where they grew up
W116. Twinsies
W118. Like yards and
gallons
W119. Quasi-Cartesian
subjectivity
W123. Just slightly
W124. Less formal “yours”
in Les Pyrénées-Orientales
W125. Pots and vases in
art class, e.g.
W127. Bead that may
come from a cone snail
W129. Call for
Geraldine?
W130. One who bails
when it hails
W133. Unintentional
disaster
W135. Some ways on Waze
(abbr.)
W136. Alley’s love
W137. Checks one’s
arithmetic
W138. Abundance
W140. Corporeal
W142. Changes in how
property is handled
W143. Killer of Adonis,
in myth
W145. Food plants for
many caterpillars
W148. Having one’s
luster dimmed
W150. Bore measures, in
Bristol
W152. Somehow even
worse
W154. 87 octane
W155. Gentle little
nibble
W156. Nurse, as a latte
W157. Talk about
heaven, perhaps (abbr.)
W158. African reedbucks
W160. Twitter feeds
within websites
W165. Up from sleep
W167. Ultra-wide shoe
width
W168. Hack of baseball
W170. Enter data again
W171. Trial figures,
for short
W172. Request upon
leaving?
W173. Property donor
W174. “Star Wars”
W175. Its last build
was El Capitan
W176. Noms de guerre or
de plume
W177. Volstead antis
W178. More frilly
W179. Rambling ones
W180. “Why won’t this
thing work?!”
W181. Recent
W182. Benevolent
Chinese spirits
W185. Rollers in a saw
W187. Thunderace
cycles, e.g.
W190. Moonball, e.g.
W192. “Week Without
Violence” org.
W195. “Until we meet
again!”
W197. Market line?
W198. Flavor in some
fried rice
W201. Beethoven’s “Minuet
___”
W203. Grumbler’s tale
W204. Massachusetts
college or actress Lena
W205. Poker holdings
W207. Answering an
invite
W209. Turn-of-the-century
first family of Britain (a royalist blares his disappointment in this clue)*
W210. ___-Bulls Pretzels
W213. Get the
anti-perspirant working at the poker table*
W214. “___ deadhead
sticker on a Cadillac…”
W219. Woof crosser
W223. Its flag shows
the Big Dipper
W225. Long lunch?
W228. The ancient land
of Seir
W230. Chafed places
W233. Fieri facias and
habeas corpus
W234. Kind of engine
W235. Not permanent, as
ink
W243. Like the world’s
biggest salt flats
W251. Impress the
audience
W253. When bars close
in Boston
W255. Gas stations that
sound like they offer another kind of fill-up
W257. Scoreboard
postings
W258. Daughter of
Oceanus
W259. Complained
W260. Ragtime pianist
Joe “Fingers” who played with “The Car-Hops”*
W264. It was once
yours?
W269. Sounds of
wonderment drawn by wizardry, say
W270. Render useless
W271. Former Knuckles
the Echidna consoles
W272. In any case
W273. What your right
pointer finger is usually in position to type
W275. Like the movies Goosebumps
and Pan
W276. Librarian whose
spelling system would make him Melvil Dewy*
W278. Online
health-info site
W280. Hero chaser?
W281. Org. engaged in
pier review?
W282. Option from a
list
W283. Great riches
W284. Nero’s friend and
enemy
W286. Doc Savage
portrayer Ron in 2020 news due to family tragedy
W287. Power cord?
W288. Firth of fame
W289. Discrediting
reports
W290. Barrel workers
W291. ___ debt of
gratitude
W292. Film parts
W293. Number of leches
in a certain cake on a tray*
W294. Fell, in a way
W295. He’s disloyal in
his very heart
W298. Daughter of
Laban, in the Bible
W300. Has become
W302. Differences in
concentric circs.
W304. Often-dystopian
conflict
W306. Show hostility
to, as a dog might a mail carrier
W308. Sell items that
appeal to one’s bravery?
W310. Less-tasty part
of a cow
W312. Valhalla man
W313. Alexander and
others
W314. Available to
drink
W315. Break in the Cold
War
W316. Summit under
cloud cover?
W318. Stadium ticket
word
W320. “Coke is it” v. “The
choice of a new generation,” e.g.
W323. More robust
W324. Wattlebird
W325. ABC show similar
to Trading Spouses
W329. Home to many
Greeks
W331. Petroleum
byproduct
W333. Letter from Tel
Aviv?
W335. The Hobbit dragon
W336. Like gazpacho
W337. Pennsylvanian,
e.g.
W338. Liberates (of)
W340. Irish and others
W341. Cartoonist who
would probably use a dodo for Democrats and a rabid wolf for Republicans if
alive today
W342. Diaper contents,
euphemistically
W344. Square dancer’s
glides
W346. Quality that
makes a thing itself
W350. Seoul GI
W351. Jerry-built
W352. “Peace” by
Depeche Mode, e.g.*
W354. Till the soil
again
W355. Twelve-year
school, briefly
W356. Designators
W358. “That show comes
___ 8” (pre-streaming talk)
W359. States boldly
W361. Conservative
complaint
W363. Of a Frankish
people
W364. Prophet with a
cheating wife
W366. “Trust ___” (Jungle
Book song)
W367. Mr. Cool’s
antithesis
W369. What a lead-in
leads up to
W370. Anime hero who
uses the same name when male or female
W371. Sneaky chuckles
W372. Words of woe
W373. Hot stars
W374. Reminder
W375. One may need your
SSN
W377. Crimson Tide HQ
W378. Monotheist’s
precept
W380. ___ est percipi (“To
be is to be perceived,” George Berkeley)
W381. Was admitted
W382. Ukrainian staple
W383. Use well
W385. Available for
viewing
W387. Give a seat
W389. Fry cook’s need
W391. Stable spot
W393. Insert
surreptitiously
W395. Rifle range: Fr.
W396. Meals with matzo
W398. Gambling game for
the masses
W399. Rhyming-titled
film that was Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s debut
W400. “…but that price
is open to negotiation,” for short
W401. Shrill piping
notes
W402. Preparations
W403. “I guess that
works”
W404. Yucatan Indians
W405. New ___,
Connecticut
W406. Nomad
W408. Doff one’s
chapeau
W409. Exposed to the
public
W410. Rendering crisp
audio
W413. Sandwich meat…or
is that just a big lie?
W415. Was triumphant in
the end
W417. Oinker who’s had
a litter or two
W419. Intestine region
W421. Certain dumpster
divers
W423. Literary devices
W424. Where the joke
may be, if its target is unclear
W425. Has more than a
hunch
W426. Fussbudgets
W428. Ill-tempered
W429. ___ citizen
W430. Rachel’s
firstborn, in the Bible
W431. Develop like
wine, not milk
W433. Its flag has a
sword-wielding lion
W437. “The Boy with the
Bread” in YA lit
W438. Find an
application for
W439. Little crawler
sometimes called a roly-poly
W440. “That burned my
hands!”
W442. Crime kingpin
W444. Sprinkle
W446. Tak3n star Liam
W448. External drive
brand
W450. Muffet-to-tuffet
words
W451. Former bank
option, for short
W452. Members of
Troglodytes troglodytes
W454. Fifth hunk in a
firefighter’s calendar
W456. Eight-year
Attorney General
W458. Currently
W459. Camp conveyance
W460. Like a nocturnal
bird
W461. Brilliantly
colored salamanders
W462. In ___ way:
immoderately
W464. Morrow and Damone
W467. What this puzzle’s
published without
W468. College info
session host
W469. Iran money
W472. “You ___!” (Ren’s
insult)
W473. Abolitionist
author Harriet Beacher
W474. Decorated soldier
W477. Everything
W479. 69, usually
W481. Sports comeback
W483. Spam alternative
W484. Annette Hope
Billings’ ___ Full of Hope
W485. Back side of
several words for crime*
W486. Trigonometric
term
W487. Belgian border
river
W488. Posed for a new
photo
W489. Site of Mayfair’s
most popular board game
W490. Losing rolls
W491. Longtime rival of
Japan
W492. Problem of
spreading spots?
W495. Amphigoric
W497. Marine route
W498. Henley who drew
praise for playing “Red Leader” in two films 39 years apart*
W500. First to be
called up
W501. Not showing
emotion
W502. Turn stale
W503. Expose in verse?
W504. Norwegian tale
W506. Was (for
Halloween)
W509. “On the wagon”
W511. Healthy-looking
W513. “___ May Think”
(Paper that predicted the internet)
W514. Frequent USD
conversion
W515. Cheapside steed
W516. Hotel’s hot spot
W519. Suffix meaning “lizard”
W521. Letters before
Missouri or Arizona
W522. It has
kite-shaped faces
W523. Reef made of
skeletons
W524. Racetrack
markings
W525. Contract winner
W527. Peter Pan predator
W528. Gangsta rap
pioneer
W529. Unconfident
comment
W531. Harry Potter’s
professor of divination Trelawney
W532. “What ___
thinking?”
W533. They protect
corp. secrets
W534. R&Bers Tony!
___! Tone!*
W535. Russian
playwright
W536. Home improvement
tools
W539. Does a desk job
W541. Prove victorious
in
W543. Gobsmacked
W545. Results of some
end runs, briefly
W546. Coll. in the “Little
Apple” Manhattan
W548. Abode of the
gods, in Homer
W550. “But…still!”
W552. Tavern overstayer
W553. GoT character who
talks like a Pokémon
W554. Recedes
W555. Carvey and Gould
of stand-up
W556. Concerning
evolution
W558. Mike site
W560. Thin Man dog
W561. No room to swing
___ [my pet is staring at me as I write this one]
W562. The usual amts.
W563. Three Oscar
nominations and one win in three consecutive, turn-of-the-century years?
W568. Phishing target
(abbr.)
W569. Comic cries
W572. Clog buster
W574. Not standing
W576. Mailed?
W578. With less hair
and less noise?
W583. Knocked their
socks off
W585. It’s straight
from the heart
W586. She saves Frodo
W587. Lennon bandmate
W589. Some Stargate
SG-1 characters, in brief
W590. Round Table wimp?
W594. Tetragrammaton
consonants
W595. ___ Haw (rustic TV show)
W596. Abbr. in personal
ads
W599. Part of our armed
forces (abbr.)
W600. Minitrident
W601. Nutty Knotts
W604. Focused (on)
W606. Iota neighbor
W608. Mawkishness
W610. Labor gp. founded
in 1900
W611. Signature for #43
W615. Anita Baker’s
first hit
W616. Color theory?
W621. Salt-___ (rap
trio)
W622. The granddaddy of
all curses, euphemistically
W623. Worth no points,
say
W624. Look daggers (at)
W625. Incidentally
online?
W627. Sch. for
Mountaineers
W628. Cease to exist, old-style
W629. Food stamp
system, briefly
W632. Former part of
Indonesia (abbr.)
W633. Gov’t agents
W634. Soils a diaper
W636. Violinist Laredo
W638. Informal meeting
W641. Invaded someone’s
privacy
W643. Vivien or Janet
W645. Sartorial
trademark for A$AP Ferg
W648. Inc., e.g.,
briefly
W649. Must give
W650. Rotate rapidly
W651. Raines and
Cinders
W653. Lover of Italian
opera?
W654. Go “boohoo”
W655. Musician left out
of the new Muppet Babies
W657. Enfolds
W658. Have ___ (argue)
W659. Prettied (up)
W662. Nincompoops
W665. 24/7 business
W667. Main
house-to-barn connections
W669. They’re often
grad students
W670. It’s named for
the promos it’ll add where you wouldn’t normally see them*
W671. Door parts
W672. Was in store
W674. Injun Joe creator
W676. Jam-pack
W679. Says “Bah!” or “Ah!”
W682. France’s ___ Re
W683. They’re one thing
Zeus reigns over*
W684. They’re said with
a flourish
W686. Explosion from
the nostrils
W688. Classic film
actor who said, “Start every day off with a smile and get it over with”
W691. Untamed one?
W693. Found oneself
afflicted
W694. Show submission
W695. Cash register
part
W697. Black-and-white
box used in modern scanning
W698. Unscrupulous
W700. Chorus while
standing up in the pews
W703. Roads of Rome
W704. Prevented a
shutout, say
W705. Stretch out, as
metal or time
W707. Pointers
W710. Say “My place is
on the third floor” and maybe sway your posture a little
W712. Car wheel securer
W713. Digital
repositories on which my first five years or so of professional writing are
stored
W714. Request in a
Chinese restaurant
W715. 70s pres.
monogram
W718. Commercia ___
(arrangements between enemy states)
W720. Picador’s victim
W721. Founds
W722. Join the game as
a replacement
W723. “Come on…be good,
kids”
W725. Port feature
W726. Not so quick on
the uptake
W728. Loopy AI in The
Good Place
W729. Kind of role
W731. Word shouted by
Ross on Friends while trapped between a couch and a wall
W732. Statistician’s
calculation
W733. Football plays
W734. What you might
need after falling into a toe ditch*
W737. They’re taken at
trials
W739. Not a secret
W741. Class before a
class, briefly
W744. Subject to a
ribbing
W745. Country where
Haagen-Dazs HQ is
W746. Great Plains
natives
W747. Showing evidence
of gym time
W749. Quires and quires
W751. Stick in a pack
W752. Took down, in
Dover
W753. Talks the ear off
W755. Peculiar
W756. Old-school net
surfer
W757. It ended at 11:00
on 11/11/18
W759. Many Renoirs
W761. Bossies
W762. Cry in a dogfight
W763. It’ll alleve
pain*
W764. Does harm to
W766. Ho Chi of
politics
W767. Notorious lad mag
until 2015
W770. Virtual human
companion
W773. “It’s ___ to the
finish”
W775. Make furrows in.
W777. Pixel-density no.
W778. Former site with
the former tagline “What are you doing?”
W780. Be of interest to
W782. Outburst after a
nefarious plan is hatched
W784. Stats for
newborns
W785. One rowing from
the front
W786. Prideless
W787. Flipped, to
investors
W789. Hemoglobin-filled
corpuscle (abbr.)
W792. It makes one
sound like a pig
W794. Leader of the
flock
W796. Track-and-field
events
W797. Previously, up to
this point
W798. Realized the
truth of
W801. ___ minor
(myrtle)
W802. Trips of el sol
W804. England’s first
poet laureate
W806. She’s flirtatious
and extremely online
W808. Modern
alternative to a newspaper strip
W810. Org. that X-rays
shoes
W812. “Seeing ___ that
all these things shall be dissolved”
W813. Separation of
chaff from grain
W815. Little quarrel
W816. Army members, for
short
W819. “Give me one
example”
W821. Items I stared at
compulsively as a young man, but now that I’m married and sophisticated, I can
visualize them without…without…anyway, they’re, you know, thingies
W822. He adapted a
Wells work to radio*
W823. 1970 Nobel
physicist Louis (kneel before him!)*
W824. Ancient Italian
language
W826. Lorelei, e.g.
W830. Constricting band
W831. Factor in ad
valorem tax, e.g.*
W832. Wraps around
W833. Assembly-line
product in classroom examples
W834. Mayo preceder
W836. Obstacle race
near lumber yards
W838. Melodramatic
W841. Objects intuited
but not seen
W842. More beefcakey
W844. They’re a bit
narrower and deeper than soup plates
W846. Overly trusting
W848. Dodgers’ game?
W849. His last “best
film of the year” vote went to Argo
W851. Add cash to a
card
W852. Stewart’s “Vertigo”
co-star
W853. Common flashlight
fillers
W855. Disappearing act?
W856. Virtual filer
W857. Martin partner,
once
W860. Proven statements
W861. Exhalations of
discovery
W862. Game that helps
you play pilot, for short
W864. My wife was
worried I had this, but I’m just a loud snorer
W866. In want of
W869. It makes a
whistling tea kettle whistle
W871. Chemist’s table
salt
W872. Product’s
ultimate purpose
W873. ___ Doggfather (1990s rap
album)
W874. Waiters carry
them
W875. “…___ the L I C I
O U S” (“Fergalicious” lyric)
W877. Go for first
W878. Tat-tat start
W879. Process coffee
beans
W880. Entered like a
thief
W882. Cellular system
structure
W883. Unflattering
follow-up to “pharma” and “tech”
W884. Sushi bar
purchases
W886. Impressive part
on an elk
W887. “___ over when
she laid down on your couch?” (Taylor Swift)
W889. Blueprint
notation
W890. What the “w/”
stands for
W891. Dance Around the
Golden Calf
painter Nolde
W892. Little charger?
W893. Ground grippers
W895. Lady of Las
Palmas
W897. Close to and
well-liked by
W901. “Harsh, girl!”
W902. Are in the future
W904. Native Latvians
W906. Inability to read
due to brain trouble
W908. Iced tea garnish
W912. Breakfast cereal
magnate
W913. Try to be where
danger isn’t*
W914. Chaney and Fuller
W916. What auditioners
roll the dice on*
W918. Scum unit
W919. Pork preparer and
chain founder Bob
W920. Classic jazz
combo
W921. Working title of Dorothy
Meets the Blob?
W924. Hotel with a
façade and interior design plugging its sponsors?
W925. “Come again?”
W928. Facelift
W930. Daryl of Kill
Bill
W931. “Those movies
where comedian Tyler wonders why he took a wife are popular: I recommend
another sequel”?
W935. Superhero Bruce
with some of his punching sound effects?
W938. Hidden from sight
W939. Specter
W940. Hang above,
ominously
W942. Tally of
reactions to a baby’s cuteness?
W944. Follow-up to “Thailand
has embraced democracy; Vietnam hasn’t”?
W947. “When ___ eat?”
W948. “Nothing ___
importance”
W950. Meg and Paul, for
two
W951. Some toothbrushes
W952. “Rules are rules”
W954. 1968 Creedence
Clearwater Revival hit
W956. Home of Carthage
College
W960. Blue flags, e.g.
W961. Singer Lambert
W962. Just painted
W963. Whilom spy gp.
W964. “___ From
Muskogee” (1969 Merl Haggard hit)
W965. “This ___: To
dwell in the Lord’s house all the days of my life” (Psalm 27)
W966. Behindness on
rent
W969. Small slit
W970. Popular blogging
platform
W971. Agitated state
W973. Three, in Tours
W974. Immunologist Salk
W975. Blog feed, for
short
W976. Biters in Europe
and Egypt
W980. Influential
figure’s heyday
W981. Farewells from a
tyke
W982. “Let’s think
through where this leads us”
W984. Big boo-boos
W987. Sign to
W988. “Oh, ___!”
(slangy “Uh-oh”)
W989. Furry friend of
Chewbacca
W990. “___ Nui”
W991. ALCS and NLCS
mos.
W993. Setting of
Canyonlands National Park
W995. General ___
chicken (Chinese entree)
W996. Sullenly
W997. Appraising
W999. Dabbling duck
with a steep forehead (var.)
W1000. Old sheriff’s
badge
W1002. “Almost spilled
that!”
W1003. “Easy now, big
fella!”
W1006. Ubuntu, e.g.
(abbr.)
W1007. Red Hot Chili
Peppers love song
W1009. Toboggan, for
example
W1010. She’s coming out
W1012. Ring ruling,
briefly
W1014. Really just legal
opinions by Islamic authorities
W1016. Oscar winner
Meryl for The Iron Lady
W1018. Their ammo’s
harmless
W1020. Ones behind bars
W1021. State of going
with the flow
W1022. High School
Confidential Mamie
Van
W1024. “Just a ___ like one
of us” (Joan Osborne line)
W1026. Flattery-based
cons
W1028. Short section of
track
W1029. Drums of African
origin
W1030. Saison chaude
W1033. Bright bird
W1034. USAF refugee
W1036. Fox of Back to
the Future
W1039. National auto
body repair chain
W1043. Chopper blade
W1044. Encyclopedically
W1045. Outlet, e.g.
W1047. Campaigns against
drugs and poverty, metaphorically
W1049. Ski report
highlight
W1052. He heard every
word of the grift
W1055. 1930s home run
king
W1056. Chilled sounds
W1057. “No! Not ___ the
world”
W1058. Family Guy tot who says, “Laugh
and cry” in the opening song, not “Effin’ cry,” seriously, Dave, get your ears
checked
W1060. Old draft
classification
W1062. It has a Union
(abbr.)
W1063. Showy kind of
patriotism
W1066. Frost or ice,
e.g.
W1068. Simple Lionel
train layout
W1069. Device amplifying
electromagnetic waves
W1072. Love letter abbr.
W1074. Soap actress
González
W1075. “___ and answered”
W1080. The Jungle novelist
Sinclair
W1081. Meticulous and
type A
W1082. Powerfully built
dog
W1083. Local resident,
to a collegian
W1084. “To recap…”
W1086. Any way you can
W1088. Stagnation or
stability
W1089. “Ohhh…sure!”
W1091. Tampax competitor
W1092. Caught visiting
W1094. Old-fashioned
virtue.
W1096. R.V. park hookup
option
W1097. Angora wool
fabrics
W1098. Roost, so to
speak
W1099. Openly declared
W1101. Give ___: make an
odd statement to hide a reference to*
W1103. Siberian river
W1104. Glass Onion and Antebellum
star Janelle
W1105. “I ___ old friend
of ours today” (Sheena Easton lyric)
W1106. Sign that might
show a “slipping and falling guy” emoji
W1108. Guiding
principles
W1109. Shake your butt
down to the dance floor
W1111. Small sample, as
of alcohol
W1113. Dutch for “untouched”
W1114. Amts. specified
by nutritionists
W1115. Automobile,
informally
W1116. Plasmas, e.g.
W1119. Tritt of C&W
W1121. Waves at the
beach
W1122. Chapeaux locales
W1123. Full of bogs
W1124. Intense
W1125. Subscriber’s
action
W1127. Gabber’s gift
W1129. Mil. program for
teen would-be soldiers
W1130. Tiny bit
W1131. Deprive Scorsese
of benefits?
W1133. Swiss commune
W1135. LA shakes
W1137. Land of the
Midnight Sun
W1140. “My cry rings
out, betraying my nervous hesitation”?
W1144. Whatever will
replace 2021’s most popular programming language? (I wrote this clue in 2021:
turns out the answer was JavaScript)
W1146. Pittsburgh
players under observation?
W1151. Come into
possession of
W1153. Rock singer?
W1154. Interdiction
W1155. Milk cartons in a
given aisle?
W1157. In armed conflict
W1158. Tramping in mud
W1159. Right-___ law
(Taft-Hartley Act provision)
W1162. Prepared for the
anthem, say
W1163. For a price, she’ll
set you up with a hawt bod(?)*
W1167. Piglike in
behavior
W1171. NBA legend Ming
W1172. Hammer-___
(guitar playing techniques)
W1174. Kind of ball game
W1175. Trademarks
W1176. Capricious
notions
W1177. Showed up
W1181. Covers with
chimney grime
W1182. Camp David pact
signer
W1183. Healing technique
that’s Japanese for “universal life energy”
W1184. Florida player
trying to buck a bad rep at this writing*
W1185. Intl. treaty
subject
W1186. “Oh, I’ll get
that”
W1190. Each other’s fave
peeps
W1194. Old slangy word
of enthusiasm
W1195. Minor alterations
W1199. In a crude manner
W1200. Mo. of a Russian
revolution
W1201. “He was not of
___ but for all time!” (Jonson on Shakespeare)
W1202. Age
W1203. Unusual peep
show?
W1204. Would welcome an
exit strategy
W1206. Sounds like
leaves under little cat feet
W1209. Ed’s bud known as
“Double D”*
W1210. “___ out?”
(dealer’s query)
W1211. Walk, pace, etc.
W1212. Hellman’s
alternative
W1214. Dunn, Ephron, and
Roberts
W1216. Became a donor
W1217. Reliable Sources channel
W1218. Sugar servings
W1220. Certain photo
prints
W1221. “She Bee Stingin’“
boxer Ali
W1223. Comes around
W1225. Football
Hall-of-Famer Merlin
W1226. Make like a bunny
W1227. They’re depicted
on New Zealand dollars
W1230. Biblical name
W1231. “___ the time!”
W1232. By mail
W1233. Puerto Rico hrs.
W1234. Home to the Woody
Guthrie Center
W1236. Thine, in Torino
W1237. Like a flushing
toilet’s water
W1240. It may be dragged
and dropped
W1241. El Nino feature?
W1242. Saint and mystic
of Spain
W1243. Weakened, in
gaming slang
W1245. Mos Def
collaborator Kweli
W1247. Bulletins and such
W1249. Small skillet
W1252. Coldplay’s “Viva
la Vida” producer Brian
W1253. Speak, as an
opinion
W1254. Linotype machine
partners (abbr.)
W1255. Become hardened
W1257. Game’s trail
W1259. Mad state
W1260. Take ___: read
some social cues
W1262. Main thrust
W1263. “Just gotta
finish this real quick”
W1266. Activation phrase
for an iPhone user
W1267. Mother in The
Family Circus, or thing you take when accepting defeat
W1269. Art of piano?
W1271. One with a place
of honor
W1273. Mon. ___ Fri.
W1274. Seismologist’s
concern
W1275. Ball game with
roots in Ancient Rome (var.)
W1276. 20 ___ = 1 oz.
troy
W1278. Taito and Namco
rival
W1280. Bigfoot relatives
W1282. “Great public
schools for every student” org.
W1283. “Well, point one…”
W1285. Herbaceous plants
that lead to beers
W1286. Owl’s question?
W1287. Relegated to
outsider status
W1289. High-end sets of
wheels
W1292. Sometime plural
of “nix”
W1293. 91, to Nero
W1294. New York’s first
luxury hotel
W1295. NBC show that’s
72 years old in 2023
W1296. Chastain-Malkovich
rogue-spy thriller
W1298. Folkloric, impish
fairy that might get you to drop trou*
W1300. More ticked
W1302. Nonstandard
product-tracking no.
W1303. “___ your chance!”
W1304. MBA or MD, e.g.
W1305. Ash receptacles
W1306. Tool used for
making baseball bats
W1307. Lords’ lands
W1309. Deer dudes
W1311. Sound from a psi
who’s picking up others’ gloom*
W1312. Internal fat
remover
W1313. ___ of My Soul (story of the
first woman conquistador)
W1314. Futurama character who
curses in Cantonese
W1315. Get on the
exchange
W1316. Gleason’s “And
away ___!”
W1317. Acrobat might be
used for it (abbr.)
W1318. Baseball’s Al,
AKA the Hebrew Hammer
W1320. Jason of Knocked
Up
W1321. Most extreme
degree
W1322. SW corner key
W1323. It may be
protected by a tiny dam
W1326. Containing
carbamide
W1327. Reporter’s word
W1328. Like singles
W1330. Handled without
care
W1332. Wishful (that)
W1334. Didn’t,
previously, with “to”
W1336. Makes weary from
overuse
W1337. Holds onto,
despite circumstances
W1339. Scrappy-Doo’s
uncle, to Shaggy
W1341. Romeo and Juliet actor Milo
W1343. Four o’clock, to
some
W1345. Hooded garments
W1346. Frodo’s home,
with “the”
W1347. Japanese salad
herbs.
W1349. Produce cross
words?
W1351. Spanish shawls
W1355. Decimal fig. for
elements
W1357. “Not too much,
laddie, just ___ bit o’ Scotch”
W1358. Strong suits
W1359. William ___ + Co.
(brokerage)
W1360. Acquire knowledge
W1361. “Pass the Pabst”
W1363. Looks fabulous,
in slang
W1365. Less phony
W1366. One out?
W1369. Sprigs
W1370. Like certain nail
polish or old TV
W1372. Church calendars
W1374. News anchor Paul
W1378. Pre-req for some
HS classes
W1379. Bulgaria’s
largest city
W1380. Man behind the
counter?
W1381. Pokémon trainer
who comes on too strong
W1383. Of Old Norse
poems
W1385. Passed on the
trail
W1386. River in China
W1387. Farrow of The
Purple Rose of Cairo
W1388. One who just lost
a parent?
W1390. Soap for cleaning
sheep?
W1391. The ___ of San
Francisco (early
Michael Douglas series)
W1393. Pedometer’s
measurement
W1395. Common French
verb
W1396. Irish mountain
shadowing Irish poet Thomas?
W1398. Totally into the
Christmas spirit?
W1400. Grim choice
between food and drugs?
W1402. Sometime Flash
Wally
W1403. Sioux home
W1404. Graham,
Washington, and Stewart
W1405. Was outcompeting
hockey legend Bobby?
W1407. Showed
disinterest?
W1409. Spike Lee’s alma
mater
W1410. Protector of the
Enchanted Forest
W1412. A-Rod and J-Lo’s
daughter
W1413. Household spirits
W1414. Reading of 0 or 360
W1416. Sites of auto
dents
W1418. Rock site?
W1420. Staind song that
sounds like it could be about sushi?
W1421. Caitlyn Jenner’s
son, or actor Adrien
W1422. Chain that once
owned MGM but never recovered from its lows in the early 2000s*
W1423. Some TV spots,
briefly
W1424. Opposite of
legato, in mus.
W1426. Frenemy to
Sherlock
W1427. Payment app that’s
owned by PayPal
W1428. “Far” from
Scotland?
W1429. Steinbrenner, for
one
W1430. Angela of Soul
or Joshua of “Lie, Lie, Lie”
W1431. Mensa member,
figuratively
W1433. Make even slicker
W1434. Tanqueray and
Bombay, to name two
W1435. They move real
estate, for short
W1436. Drinks said to be
good for what ails ya*
W1437. Eyeball, online
W1439. “___ hell”
W1440. WWW-based market
for hotels, flights, and tickets and reservations
W1441. French king or Star
Trek character
W1442. GM purchase of ‘89
W1444. Paleontologist’s
workplace
W1446. Lifts at the gym
W1447. “Congress shall
make ___ respecting…”
W1448. Instructables
rival of old
W1449. Pits within pits
W1454. What Horton heard
W1456. Aristotle
Onassis, e.g.
W1458. “Ich ___,” phrase
on older tuppence
W1459. Mom’s reaction to
“Mom, I’m going into professional crossword-making”
W1461. Use soap and
water
W1462. Salary plus
bonuses, for short
W1463. 1200, in old Rome
W1464. Come down, as an
eagle
W1466. Like some
reasoning
W1468. Humorist Mort who
wrote jokes for Kennedy
W1469. “The Sweetest
Taboo” singer
W1470. Master baiters?
W1473. Guthrie and
namesakes
W1474. Wilbur work
W1475. Mideast weight
W1477. Hypnotist’s
command
W1480. God of poetry not
yet seen in the Thor movies
W1481. Dict. equivalents
W1482. It has a
crosspiece for a head
W1483. Exhibit
lachrymosity
W1484. Tended to dawdle
W1486. Assured, with “up”
W1488. Manfred and Aimee
W1490. Sign on a score
W1492. “___, dearest
Emma! the rose is full blown” (Keats)
W1493. Bends with the
breeze
W1495. “It’s ___ good
cause”
W1496. Gov’t agency
headed by Charles Jeffress
W1498. Chemist’s object
named for a volcano
W1500. Returns from avatar-death
W1504. Prayer joint
W1505. The Cryptologic
Museum holds its artifacts
W1506. More relaxed
W1507. Victimizes, with “upon”
W1508. Get out of Her
Majesty’s Service
W1509. Not yet possessed
W1511. France’s ___
Niortaise River
W1513. Number in Nicaragua
W1514. Garden tool you
can lean on
W1515. Effrontery
W1516. “___ pronounce…”
W1517. It keeps grass
even
W1519. Know, to
Shakespeare
W1521. Puts in a
warehouse
W1523. Prefix with
-prene
W1524. Melted frosts
W1525. Close-call cries
W1526. Relating to the
palm of the hand
W1527. ___ count
(blood-test measure)
W1529. Acoustic measures
W1531. Unsmiling
W1532. Baste, e.g.
W1533. Econ. stat
W1534. Sports assn.
headquartered near Disney World
W1535. Actor Jason of
Star Trek: Discovery
W1537. 1973 hit
subtitled “Touch the Wind”
W1538. Clamored for
Fancy Feast, say
W1540. Combined area?
W1542. Packing abbr.
W1543. Sty residents, to
an urban Londoner
W1544. XXW, in shoes
W1545. Market-watching
cable channel
W1546. Pixar followed
this up with Up
W1547. Barbecue brand
W1549. “___ lay me down…”
W1551. Formula One auto
engine
W1552. ___ de joie (“rat-a-tat-tat”)
W1553. Naut. heading
W1554. Montez in Arabian
Nights
W1555. Model Kloss
W1556. Words beginning a
concession
W1558. Prefix for a
hard, glassy mineral
W1561. “___-hoo!” (“You
there!”)*
W1562. Easily changeable
locks
W1564. “I wish you the
best”
W1567. Pitching coach’s
source of stress
W1571. Necklace
decoration
W1572. Places for organ
repairs, briefly
W1574. Contemptuous
responses
W1576. Half-French,
humorous expression of disappointment
W1578. One enlarging
pictures, say
W1580. O’Neill issue
W1581. Don’t expect too
much of yourself
W1582. ___ in stone
W1584. Star Wars villains
W1586. Summoning ringer
W1588. Eye-shaped window
W1590. Mighty Mouse foe,
___ Harry
W1591. Garfield’s “owner”
W1592. Having ___ hair
day
W1594. Place for people
to be themselves
W1598. “Never available
before!”
W1601. Department or
river in southern France
W1602. Modifier with an
old-fashioned attempt at gender neutrality
W1603. Director Fritz
W1604. “Old”
conservative sort
W1605. Give strength to
W1607. Esperanto
forerunner
W1609. Amtrak stop
(abbr.)
W1610. Brief time, in
brief
W1611. “Great work(,
girl)!”
W1612. Ocean named for
an imaginary continent (abbr.)
W1613. Military sleuths
(abbr.)
W1614. Stopped before it
started
W1615. “Table ___ four…”*
W1617. Pope from 440 to
461
W1619. What to do with a
tye*
W1620. Maker of
life-and-death decisions, briefly
W1622. Like strategies
that involve a change of direction
W1623. Rival composer of
Mozart
W1624. Software menu
option
W1626. Cartman, by birth
W1628. Where Yankee
Doodle stuck a feather
W1629. Treating kindly
W1630. Retailing in
W1631. Pollinator on
flowers you can’t drive to?
W1632. Entry points
after shedding werewolves invade the subway?
W1635. Go through the
first part of a washer’s cycle?
W1637. Book, in Brittany
W1638. Housing survey by
Fannie?
W1640. Seasoning that
doubles as coloring?
W1643. Crab-cake
discards from the Pine Tree State?
W1646. Gin order heard
at Homer’s bar?
W1648. Acknowledge guilt
of
W1649. Fatigued
W1650. She foresaw
Indian flatbread’s popularity?
W1654. Hind in a habit?
W1655. One place for
seafood
W1656. Photog. abbr.
W1657. The girl from
Ipanema’s mother?
W1659. ___ a rail
W1661. One-time veep
Humphrey
W1662. Rival of
1-800-FLOWERS
W1663. Wavy lines are
signs of them*
W1665. Agnus ___:
prayers preceding Holy Communion
W1666. Christ’s Entry
into Brussels
painter James
W1667. “An ill wind that
no one blows good”
W1669. Donahue on Father
Knows Best
W1670. Didn’t need an
alarm
W1675. Paradoxically,
this word means “de-freeze”
W1676. Gardener’s soil
W1678. ___ de sel
W1679. 1960s White House
daughter
W1680. Grammy winner at
age 14
W1681. London ___ (big
name in raincoats)
W1682. Coolest, in rap
slang
W1683. Delicatessen meat
W1685. Starts giving out
stocks
W1687. Some offensive
linemen (abbr.)
W1688. Studying
secondarily
W1691. One without a
chance
W1693. Nobody employees
in the system
W1694. Minster seat
W1696. At the age of
(Lat.)
W1698. Casino game with
a bank
W1699. A, to Bismarck
W1700. “Smoke Gets in
Your Eyes,” e.g.
W1701. Cinematographer
Nykvist
W1702. Mitterrand’s
party (abbr.)
W1703. ___ gratia artis
(art for art’s sake)
W1704. One of 24 in un
jour
W1705. Jerome Powell’s
agcy.
W1706. TV control abbr.
W1708. Buddy, slangily
(I don’t usually use the word “slangily”)
W1710. Mural lead-in
W1712. Company that
sells stationery and lighters
W1713. Years, in the
Yucatan
W1714. Toyota crossover succeeding
the Scion
W1715. Article with
Alamos
W1716. Some CBS spinoffs
of 2004-2016
W1718. Guide feature?
W1720. What comes from
the mine
W1723. The Red Jumpsuit
Apparatus or the Get Up Kids
W1724. What makes some
piracy punishable
W1727. Five-syllable
cars
W1728. Tank-top-like
wear
W1729. “Gangnam Style”
genre, for short
W1731. Little break
W1733. Bus. hybrids
W1734. So, so cute
W1735. Envelope material
(var.)
W1737. Chocolatier
behind Nutella
W1739. Like codeine to
morphine
W1742. Large drop of
whipped cream
W1744. “___ reminds me…”
W1745. Earth, from wayyy
out in space
W1747. Bard of Avon,
briefly
W1748. Bits and pieces
W1750. ___ Jon
(eveningwear brand)
W1752. Animal science
W1756. Exciting upset
W1757. Units in scoring
W1758. It recommends the
author-date method of in-text citation
W1759. ___ cow (blew up)
W1760. Nukes and the
like
W1761. “That’s extremely
funny!” in e-mails
W1762. Beings in
Descartes’ writings
W1764. Risqué, like
certain knowledge
W1765. Private Provo
school
W1766. Word with trap or
storm
W1767. “Ain’t that
somethin’!”
W1768. Free samples
stipulation
W1769. Tune that
translates roughly to “My Sun”
W1771. NYSE deals
W1773. Summer hrs. in
Georgia
W1774. Real estate
website
W1775. Group of social
networking friends, in outdated slang
W1776. Seeing ___ tree:
sign you’re in the tropics
W1778. Hyperbolic
function in trigonometry
W1780. ___ Pea of Popeye
strip
W1781. Youngster in the
Hundred Acre Wood
W1782. Gothic church
geometries
W1783. Nissen ___
W1786. Big name in news
services (abbr.)
W1787. Apt. meas.
W1788. “You must ___ you
wouldn’t have come here” (the Mad Hatter)
W1789. Not divine
W1790. “There was no
other choice!”
W1792. Nursery rhyme or
theme song
W1793. Malayan gibbon
W1794. What “voy” means
W1795. Crying
W1796. Make silly faces
W1797. 2014 World Cup
setting, briefly
W1798. Golf course
admonishments
W1799. Reel-to-reel
speed measure (abbr.)
W1800. Some passages
W1802. Wee Woosnam
W1803. “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-___”
W1804. Rawhide role for
Eastwood
W1805. Where some build
their castles
W1806. Serial ___: they’re
not ready to settle down
W1808. Heroin,
informally
W1810. Draft agency
W1811. Large, feathered
runner
W1812. Hashtag that
celebrates nostalgia
W1814. Jaguar, for one
W1817. Like a bribe
W1819. Spice Girl also
known as Sporty Spice
W1820. First of the
Plantagenet kings
W1821. Concert souvenirs
W1823. Garbage made one?
W1824. Jazz great Gerry
W1826. Rainbows’ arcs
may remind you of these boats*
W1827. Like the Arabic
numeral system
W1829. In ordinary
language
W1832. Drive back?
W1833. Adults, male
W1836. Discontinued
brand of Keebler crackers
W1837. Raises, in a way
W1838. Handled handily,
with “through”
W1840. “___ of Wine, a
Loaf of Bread…” (Omar Khayyam)
W1842. Became taut
W1844. Maquillage items
W1848. Shout in which
startlement meets delight
W1849. “Do the ___”*
W1851. “…___ he drove
out of sight…”
W1852. Foundation for
folks who are at least 50
W1853. Web service to
let you buy/do anything except oppose the government*
W1854. 7 Faces of Dr.
___
(1964 film)
W1856. Not bending the
arrow of a wind’s vector too much*
W1857. “…which, ___ see
it, is a tragedy…”
W1858. Does an encore
broadcast of
W1859. Pearl Jam’s debut
album
W1860. Famed femme
fatale of espionage
W1861. Answer to “When’s
Dae getting back?”*
W1865. “Was ___ hard on
them?”
W1867. Half-___ (foolish
person)
W1868. From which
W1869. N.Y. subway line
W1870. 1nt3rn3t “5p34k”
th4t th15 c1u3 15 typ3d 1n
W1871. Gathered at one
spot
W1872. Foundation
supports
W1874. The Hunger Games star, familiarly
W1876. ___ Hause:
England mountain pass
W1877. G-rated cry from
one in pain
W1878. Missouri relative
W1879. “Never seen that
before!”
W1881. Shouts
disapproval at Rickman’s Snape performance?
W1884. “Expect a weight
on a string to pay off my debt”?
W1886. Doctors who bone
up on their studies?
W1889. Numerological
statement that assigns comedian Davidson an irrational figure?
W1892. Did just as well
at painting as Chagall?
W1894. Person handing
out chocolate cigars, maybe
W1895. Walking stick for
actor Liotta?
W1897. Subplot involving
the development of weather forecasting?
W1899. Tendency to deep
sleep
W1903. Private vehicle
to get director Michael to shooting locations?
W1906. Line to the
bathroom?
W1909. Moving jerkily
W1911. Meghan of Sussex
or Catherine of Cambridge
W1912. Scavenging
insects that make doting moms
W1913. ___ Us
W1914. The
Lightning-Struck Tower, for one
W1915. Discontinued
brand-name lawn dart, familiarly
W1916. Toil, so to speak
W1917. In their eyes,
the motion should pass*
W1918. They make many
X-ings
W1919. His in Hyeres
W1920. Dried out,
perhaps
W1921. Jaguar, e.g.
W1922. Web metric found
in DRAINPIPE
W1923. WARP, in
baseball, e.g.
W1924. It comes with
proverbial laurels
W1925. Something to
weave or spin
W1926. “I’m ___ boy!”
(Pinocchio)
W1927. Precipitates in
winter
W1929. Common household
chore
W1930. Volumes of people
W1931. Point gotten
through an error, in the MLB
W1932. Without regard
for censor’s sensibilities
W1933. “This will ___
further!”
W1934. Film fighting FX
W1935. Name shared by
pitching brothers Chi Chi and Diomedes
W1937. Put an unsightly
mark on
W1938. Drug victim,
briefly
W1939. Ghost noise
W1940. Pulitzer and
Stalin
W1944. Big initials in
news
W1947. Some parlor
pieces
W1951. Ghosts or goblins
W1955. Red Sox star Big
___
W1957. Put ___ on
(limit)
W1959. “Sure, but not
___ bad way”
W1960. Ovum-to-be
W1961. “___ will!”
W1963. Bonn byway*
W1965. Serves, as soup
W1966. Modifier for a
desktop or phone prog.
W1967. Make a beeline
for, quaintly
W1970. Cop stops, for
short
W1973. Serves to reserve
W1974. Slangy negatives
W1975. “Away with thee!”
W1977. He-bear, to Julio
W1979. “Say hello to my
little friend!” movie
W1981. Some LSAT takers
W1982. Mammal dogs keep
picking fights with
W1983. Bucket used to
cool booze and (by Michael Faraday) to test electricity
W1984. “How can ___
this…”
W1985. Roman enemy of
yore
W1986. Source of ominous
percussion in epic soundtracks
W1987. Norwegian
herrings canned as sardines
W1989. Metric meaning “likelihood
of this not being worth it” (found in BLITZKRIEG)
W1990. Infirmary
W1992. Noise, noise,
noise, NOISE
W1993. Calpurnia’s robe
W1996. Dissent, in Bonn
W1998. Dese don’t make
you look like you study good*
W1999. “How revolting!”
W2002. “___ A Good Day”
(Ice Cube song)
W2006. Both sides of
noon?
W2007. Official papal
body
W2009. Portlandia airer
W2010. “Wash away my
sorrow, take away my pain” song
W2011. Add more lanes
to, as a highway
W2012. Fictional sleuth
Nancy
W2013. Aches and pains
W2014. Doing some
lifting
W2016. Hgts. go-withs
W2017. “Keep mum or get
sued” doc
W2018. Early TV’s Denise
W2019. Western capital
(abbr.)
W2022. Garmin
guesstimate
W2023. Systemic suffix
W2024. Barbecue sandwich
topping in Memphis
W2026. Try again to
block
W2028. Ghostbusters and Barbie actress
Kate
W2029. Boots from Down
Under
W2031. Discharges
W2033. Full of malaise
W2035. “Nature” writer’s
initials
W2036. Excessively
W2038. Kuang-___
(Chinese emperor until 1908)
W2039. Guinea pig cousin
W2041. Suspicious and
world-weary*
W2042. A lack of
compassion
W2044. Pre-internet
messages
W2045. Say or think
W2046. Reds pitcher
Trevor
W2047. Practiced with
cutlasses
W2048. Mega Bloks
competitor
W2049. By the same
W2050. Stop
understanding a dodgy situation
W2053. Lake in the
Colorado River
W2055. Univ. course with
macro and micro variants
W2057. Grab greedily, in
slang
W2058. Reims rhymer
W2059. “Dang, that’s
incredible!”
W2061. Check for the
possibility that
W2063. 1872 novel to
explore artificial intelligence
W2065. Morning host Kotb
W2066. Dialectical
pronoun
W2067. Started working
well with
W2069. Like a Channel
purse
W2070. Roadrunner foil
___ Coyote
W2071. DeVito and Glover
of screen
W2072. “I’d like to buy
___, Pat” (what one contestant said after taking a knee)*
W2073. Conor McGregor’s
sport
W2076. Malware using
your activities to profile you
W2079. Likely to spot a
con or make one
W2080. “He will not ask
___ me” (Shelley)
W2081. Propecia or
Viagra
W2083. The Night of the
Iguana
actress Sue
W2085. Ray of fast-food
fame
W2087. ΔΔΔ,
colloquially
W2091. “Poor venomous
fool / Be angry, and dispatch” addressee
W2093. ___ for Outlaw (Grafton)
W2094. Less likely to be
a trendsetter
W2096. Backer for
W2098. Earns as profit
W2099. Omelet ingredient
W2101. Actress Hedren
W2102. Rand of Atlas
Shrugged
W2103. Roma’s hill count