Ubercross Abecedaria IJ

Across

IJ1. Competent, smartass-ishly

IJ4. Court recitals

IJ9. Bully’s gait

IJ16. Carrier for homemade ice cream, back in the day

IJ23. Lays a claim (on)

IJ30. Tries a sample, as a mini-brownie

IJ36. Their clones were once commonly kept in labs

IJ39. “To ___ their golden eyes” (Shakespeare)

IJ42. Graphics in texts

IJ48. Filmmaker Moore

IJ55. Bit of truth-stretching

IJ58. Ethan’s ex

IJ61. Drop a bit

IJ64. Army officer below col.

IJ67. NBA scoring stat

IJ70. Tolkien fiend

IJ73. Guffawing sound

IJ76. ___ poke: tuna dish

IJ79. A kind of rule

IJ82. Former Ontario premier Bob

IJ83. Day or night

IJ85. Tahoe or Malibu

IJ87. Bit of raw film footage

IJ89. Likely Globe reader

IJ91. What European peasants often did when they couldn’t get fresh meat

IJ94. Art ___ (outsider style)

IJ95. ___ platter: Chinese menu choice

IJ97. Breed detection kits, for instance

IJ99. Precarious

IJ102. True, to Truffaut

IJ103. Vertex, e.g.

IJ105. Truck door word

IJ106. Cousin of a heron

IJ108. Big name in vapes

IJ109. Thirtieth-anniversary gift

IJ112. Boomer on The NFL Today (or “‘Tis the season,” in Tours)

IJ114. Paths or methods

IJ115. Confidentiality doc

IJ116. Own what you do

IJ119. Course for those who love records

IJ120. Temple on Athens’s Acropolis

IJ121. Fixed routine

IJ122. Broad clothes container

IJ124. Apple specialist

IJ125. Bearings

IJ126. Revenuers, e.g.

IJ127. Has ___ for: craves

IJ128. Language or cognition, for a child

IJ131. IHOP order

IJ132. “Oh, man, I ___ fired”

IJ133. Meds to make you feel better?

IJ135. Minimal ante

IJ136. “Just spitballing here…”

IJ137. “Common sense” philosopher Thomas

IJ138. Dispense sound advice

IJ140. Follower of Venus?

IJ142. “Aloha nui ___” (“Much love,” in Hawaii)

IJ143. Happy-hour handouts

IJ146. Turn out to be genuine

IJ147. Infection with 3 million US cases per year

IJ149. Stuffed animal with powers derived from his chest emblem

IJ152. Amazon.com fig.

IJ154. Uncles, in Aragon

IJ156. Fencing Academy blade

IJ157. Shooter of Achilles

IJ158. Had thirds and fourths

IJ161. Deep trouble in Deep Impact

IJ162. Be a brown-noser

IJ163. Lack of ornamentation

IJ164. Affected by wind or water, say

IJ166. Touches the heart of

IJ168. City with “holy”

IJ170. By area, the third-largest country in the E.U.

IJ172. Panama (abbr.)

IJ173. Junk sculptor Richard Stankiewicz and heart painter Jim Dine, for instance

IJ175. Eponym in the frozen food aisle

IJ176. “Arms of a Woman” singer Lee

IJ177. The Thinker and The Kiss, e.g.

IJ178. Place for district do-over

IJ181. Jeanne et Julie, e.g. (abbr.)

IJ182. Grab a bite

IJ183. Fruit-store treats

IJ184. Not single (sorry, ladies!)

IJ185. “When ___ Your Name” by Vince Gill

IJ187. Citizen of Kolkata

IJ189. French Upper House

IJ191. Most tenors

IJ192. “C’est la vie,” as an internet initialism

IJ195. Study of cell scrapings

IJ197. Once ___ time

IJ199. Place holders

IJ201. “…___o’clock scholar” (Mother Goose)

IJ202. Dummy

IJ203. Statistics method for checking means

IJ204. Big boot

IJ205. Beijing-to-Hanoi dir.

IJ206. Use as a plate

IJ210. Puck-players’ org.

IJ211. Sheep flocks

IJ216. “Baby, it’s cold outside”

IJ220. Unforgotten

IJ226. Greeted informally, with “to”

IJ231. Oreck product, briefly

IJ233. “Gate of Europe” on Iran’s north coast

IJ235. English dynasty or choreographer

IJ237. ___ blanche (basically wasted year)

IJ238. Kafka biographer Max

IJ239. Sch. paper

IJ242. Talked above one’s own knowledge level

IJ244. Originated

IJ245. Relating to a son or daughter

IJ246. Hired thugs

IJ247. Event for shopaholics

IJ248. Band material

IJ255. Plans to get married, say

IJ262. Milk and honey avoiders

IJ267. Gov’t-backed news source since 1942

IJ268. Sings like Vaughan

IJ270. Mutual fund of a sort (abbr.)

IJ271. Fixed charge

IJ272. Lunch hour meeting, e.g.

IJ273. ___ pedis: athlete’s foot

IJ274. Call a “@$%*!”

IJ278. Doomsayer’s slogan

IJ282. Voice restrainer

IJ283. Most glum

IJ285. George Eliot was one

IJ287. Hurled away carelessly

IJ290. Not taking things seriously

IJ292. It sends opponents to the floor

IJ295. Nissan since ‘92

IJ296. Graph of the equation y = ax2 + bx + c

IJ297. Rant and rave

IJ298. “News related to your interests has occurred,” e.g.

IJ300. Unusual art piece

IJ301. Dug a small river into

IJ303. Aid in high-end shipping

IJ305. Male makeup portmanteau

IJ307. Like ___ in the woods (unsuspecting)

IJ308. Identified with onscreen

IJ310. Home in a dome

IJ312. Ones making sacrifices

IJ314. Peter Pan place

IJ315. Sea greens

IJ316. Manatee relative

IJ317. Canadian unit of length

IJ318. Save from a second threat

IJ319. Do-nothing

IJ320. Quarantiner

IJ321. Thin and pointy

IJ322. Della ___ (St. Peter’s architect)

IJ323. Outer souls

IJ324. High-profile Marvel hero

IJ325. Methane and carbon dioxide, primarily

IJ327. “How bizarre”

IJ328. Imam title, briefly

IJ329. Schnozz ending

IJ331. Fish akin to the carp

IJ333. They’ll help you to the top of the mountain

IJ335. Cries of pain

IJ337. Half a sestet, in an Italian sonnet

IJ338. Places to ’ang your ’at

IJ340. Painful peeing problem (abbr.)

IJ341. Sausage container

IJ342. ___ Lama

IJ343. Hydronium, e.g.

IJ344. Chinese name pronounced like an English pronoun

IJ345. Completely in the moment

IJ348. Word on a vintage gas pump

IJ349. Film critic, often

IJ350. Fish nets

IJ351. Tushy

IJ352. Event that led to San Francisco’s Summer of Love

IJ353. “___ Loser” (Beatles)

IJ354. Vehicles like the Eagle

IJ356. It’s like an Avengers for sports

IJ359. Way to quantify things like need or performance

IJ362. Person during a fireworks show, perhaps

IJ363. Choice chocolates

IJ365. “Praying” preyers

IJ366. Place to learn a triangle choke

IJ369. Plant diseases

IJ370. Camera part

IJ371. Eye, in Limoges

IJ372. Like a basso profundo

IJ373. Given away

IJ374. Rocky Rockies ridge

IJ375. Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep pit

IJ376. Les Etats ___

IJ377. Considerate

IJ378. Prop for a belly dancer

IJ379. “What slackers call us detail-oriented people”

IJ380. Fifth-century pope who was sainted

IJ381. Spasmic, medically speaking

IJ382. Strongly green

IJ384. “Look, I meant someone ELSE”

IJ385. Classic garb for senators

IJ387. Superdome home, briefly

IJ388. Newspaper’s traditional revenue source

IJ389. Wolf, jackal, and fox, for three

IJ390. Wheel of Fortune or the Hanged Man, e.g.

IJ391. Marketable gov’t securities

IJ392. Playing extra minutes, for short

IJ393. Nickname for men or women that’s a man’s name backward

IJ394. Prepare laundry

IJ395. “Sugar Lips” trumpeter

IJ396. Make a new preliminary sketch, e.g.

IJ399. Cloud computing giant, for short

IJ400. “Buster,” palindromically

IJ401. Channel for Cash Pad and Biz Fix

IJ402. Sequel, maybe

IJ403. Central Chinese tourist city

IJ404. Davis of Spike Lee films

IJ405. Not punish just yet

IJ406. Overhauls

IJ408. Last idol-worshipper in Abraham’s line

IJ410. Pickled, in a way

IJ412. Gifted Jewish scholar of the Middle Ages who democratized Talmudic scholarship

IJ414. Ryan Gosling role in Barbie

IJ415. 1980s Mideast envoy Philip, or Arabic name meaning “beloved”

IJ416. Playing around for laughs

IJ417. Amman money

IJ418. Drum sound after a one-liner

IJ419. Brooklynese article

IJ420. Fresh hairstyle

IJ422. Saks section

IJ423. Word before panel or system

IJ424. Beginning for cosmic

IJ425. “As we have therefore opportunity, let ___ good to all men” (Galatians)

IJ427. “I ___ Song Go…”

IJ430. Brown extension

IJ431. Continually remembered

IJ433. Fit for the dinner table

IJ434. Wash. neighbor

IJ435. They may result in contacts

IJ437. Ganja

IJ439. Chapel Hill campus, for short

IJ441. Plummeting in the rankings, say

IJ443. Obsolescent skier’s lift with a curved lower part

IJ444. Real-life person with more film portrayals by a single actor than any other (Mikheil Gelovani)

IJ446. Top-drawer

IJ447. “Joyful Girl” singer DiFranco

IJ448. Creed-Miles or Bianco of TV

IJ450. Molten rocks

IJ452. Ginsbergian style of poetry

IJ453. Bend out of shape

IJ454. They’re like corps.

IJ455. Mo. with Talk Like a Pirate Day

IJ456. Everybody does it

IJ457. Made small talk

IJ459. Member of a noted quintet

IJ460. Hillbilly ___

IJ461. Bout units (abbr.)

IJ462. Carried out

IJ463. Rope for rancheros

IJ465. Walk pretentiously

IJ466. Kind of scraping plow

IJ469. Celtics manager Danny

IJ470. Steve Case’s co., in the ‘90s

IJ471. Hot and humid, or hot and dangerous

IJ472. Missing actor Julian

IJ473. Like a thrown Frisbee or leaping balletist, for that one graceful moment

IJ474. Supermarket chain with a red-and-white logo

IJ475. Take ___ at: criticize

IJ476. Diaper, in Devon

IJ477. Setting for much of Apocalypse Now

IJ479. Adorable toddler

IJ480. Painter Chagall

IJ482. Suffix with deferent

IJ483. Close to optimal

IJ484. R.E.M.’s “The ___ Love”

IJ485. Harriet Tubman was one

IJ488. Sign in the zodiac

IJ489. Org. for Cardinals and Ravens

IJ491. Rather than

IJ494. Aspen’s aspiration

IJ495. Some commuter planes

IJ497. Bad for Cuba?

IJ498. They’re like pilasters but more wall-supportive

IJ499. Illinois representative since 1995

IJ502. “Same Time, Next Year” playwright Bernard

IJ503. Giant robots piloted by Shinji, Asuka, and Rei

IJ504. Prefix with bit or hit

IJ505. Smudge-proof, like mascara

IJ506. Jabbar specialties

IJ507. Hawaiian “hasta la vista”

IJ509. The elder (abbr.)

IJ510. Caron and Nielsen

IJ511. Tosses the shot

IJ512. Gibson feature

IJ513. It comes before “haw”

IJ514. Mötley Crüe hit

IJ519. Putter, ideally

IJ520. Painter Schiele and composer Wellesz

IJ522. Getting charity from local authorities

IJ524. Opposite of ‘neath

IJ525. Mad feeling

IJ526. F in music class?

IJ527. “Buy ___ regular price, get another for half!”

IJ528. President who warned against unchecked military spending

IJ531. Edith’s companion?

IJ532. Lincoln and Vigoda

IJ533. Try to shred

IJ534. Middle schooler, maybe

IJ535. Seventh Muslim month

IJ536. First principle

IJ538. Sea god of Irish myth

IJ539. Catchall abbr.

IJ540. Key of Beethoven’s Fourth

IJ541. In need of patching

IJ542. 1960 British Open champ Nagle

IJ543. Queen’s inferior

IJ545. Seek laboriously

IJ547. Mother’s sister, e.g.

IJ549. Disney princess, for example

IJ550. Some bottles of water

IJ551. Cause of tripping?

IJ552. “Look what ___!” (“Yay me!”)

IJ553. Off to ___ start (lagging)

IJ554. Obsolescent film holder

IJ555. Seek charity

IJ556. Comportment

IJ557. Old World bird also called the bobolink

IJ559. “Of dog” in Latin “Beware of Dog”

IJ560. Twenty-second letter of the alphabet

IJ561. Sch. founded in 1877 to open studio work up to women

IJ564. Proof it’s you (abbr.)

IJ565. “Crazy” singer Davis

IJ566. Sp. lasses

IJ569. Like a ham’s performance

IJ571. Fuzzy-skinned fruits

IJ572. It fosters fondness, they say

IJ576. Mendacious scumbag

IJ579. Tough, slow jobs

IJ581. “___ as good a time…”

IJ583. ___ for Lawless (Grafton)

IJ584. Prefix with economics

IJ585. Caesar’s weapons

IJ586. Post-deuce points

IJ587. Danced-around squares

IJ589. African dog that yodels

IJ593. Water nymphs of mythology

IJ594. Democrats’ 1840 foes

IJ595. Precipitation that might strand you inside

IJ597. Maker of sweet wafers

IJ598. Kind of bag

IJ599. Impressed responses

IJ600. It’s in the can, sometimes

IJ601. Problem for a grain farmer

IJ602. LBJ-era pooch

IJ603. Tuck’s partner

IJ604. Toronto skyline landmark

IJ607. Messenger of God

IJ609. Destroy utterly

IJ612. An indefinitely long period of time

IJ613. She heard “voices”

IJ615. Italian listing

IJ616. Dangerous

IJ618. Aid in balancing

IJ619. “___ Kick Out of You”

IJ620. Baker and Donnelly

IJ621. Inconclusive end

IJ622. Smaller restaurant that doesn’t stress ambiance

IJ623. Downed, as vegetables

IJ624. They can play books from Audible

IJ625. Practice

IJ626. Son of Bani, in the Bible

IJ627. Attenborough who’s not mad about our environmental policies, just disappointed

IJ628. Began an occupation

IJ632. States of confusion

IJ634. Chicken pox reminder

IJ635. Sufferer’s suffix

IJ637. Yore-ic?

IJ639. Make feel entitled, as a child

IJ640. Secure deposit boxes

IJ644. Cash or credit, e.g.

IJ645. He wrote, “Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards”

IJ647. Hr. divisions

IJ648. Navigation app once called FreeMap Israel

IJ650. At home, to Hadrian

IJ651. Pool opening?

IJ652. Use a block and tackle

IJ653. Slightly redundant term for “hostile environment”

IJ655. Skitter

IJ656. Shine, in some brand names

IJ657. Shot given after stepping on a rusty nail (learned this one the hard way)

IJ659. Wedding gown fabric

IJ660. Big Apple subway div.

IJ661. Wells who joined the BBC as its youngest political correspondent

IJ662. Underling of the 11th century

IJ663. Greenwood or Drinkwitz

IJ665. High sch. test that mostly dropped its essay

IJ667. End of a song about animals

IJ669. Inscription on a June greeting card

IJ671. Oil sources

IJ672. Whupped but good, in gamer slang

IJ673. Unstable subatomic particle

IJ674. Football Hall of Famer Bobby

IJ675. Clowder’s contents

IJ676. ___ rima

IJ677. Does, in performance

IJ678. Celts and Spurs

IJ680. Remote-control letters

IJ681. Letters after Chris Sununu's name

IJ682. Winter Palace monarch, once

IJ683. To hear, in Hispaniola

IJ684. Regional “Turkey Bowls,” e.g.

IJ687. React to with loud laughter

IJ688. A ___ the bank: Depression-like phenomenon

IJ689. It has a thorny issue?

IJ690. Director Martin

IJ691. Hindu tune

IJ692. ___ Island, delicacy-named locale called “the place where the Sixties began”

IJ694. Told a falsehood

IJ696. Judge who acts as executioner in Mega City One

IJ698. Of a more recent vintage

IJ700. According to the nation’s rules

IJ701. Work well together

IJ702. Hasbro tops, for short

IJ703. Cuttings from plants

IJ704. Russell Sage College site

IJ705. Look-alikes of Ho Hos

IJ706. “No more words, darling”

IJ707. Firm Team Edward and Team Jacob members

IJ710. Reinforce knowledge of the script

IJ713. ___ a clue (is at sea)

IJ716. “Guess we’ll have to see what happens now, WON’T WE”

IJ717. ___ the sky (illusory prospect)

IJ718. “But that may not last forever”

IJ719. Freud, to himself

IJ720. Response to “Get cracking!”

IJ722. The Szczecin Lagoon is an extension of its mouth

IJ723. “It ___” (Answer to “Who’s there?”)

IJ724. Quint, to another quint

IJ726. Storm forerunner

IJ728. Progeny, or tree branch used in grafting

IJ730. Madrilenian ma’ams

IJ732. Tony Bennett and Bill Evans, e.g.

IJ734. Cleveland hoopsters

IJ735. 8-pointer in Scrabble

IJ736. Actor Cobb

IJ737. Word in many Dutch surnames

IJ738. Scarcely seeable

IJ739. ESPN football analyst Merril

IJ740. Happy Days hangout, or workout I use to keep my arms in shape

IJ741. The US joined it in 1917

IJ742. Bossie’s chew

IJ743. Where to see seaside sunrises

IJ747. Gourmand

IJ749. Musical London

IJ750. Cato’s 2,002

IJ751. Demand for additional powers, in a game

IJ752. Gerber interceptors

IJ753. Novelist Anaïs

IJ754. Tougher to deal with

IJ757. Newish money on the continent

IJ759. Hawaii ___

IJ761. Cover with turf again

IJ762. Eastern version of a dividing curtain

IJ764. Guam’s Hagåtña, once

IJ765. Line or outline that never crosses itself

IJ767. Hall once with Jay

IJ768. “What ___!” (“That price is great!”)

IJ769. Julie, voice of Marge Simpson

IJ770. Singer Ty, or town where my wife works

IJ772. Preceder of man, girl, and woman, but not boy, in superherodom

IJ773. With a chance of working or yielding data that justifies the effort

IJ776. Impressive (sarcastic or sincerely)

IJ778. Software banes

IJ781. Paranormal power, for short

IJ782. Pheasant flocks

IJ784. Danger in postwar Iraq

IJ785. “We hire regardless of creed or color,” for short

IJ786. Kurdish chieftain (var.)

IJ788. Some conjunctions

IJ789. “___ just leaving!”

IJ791. Long solstices

IJ794. Fruit-flavored hard candies

IJ797. Mata ___ (spy)

IJ798. Still at Disney?

IJ799. _igh-_ensity _ipoprotein

IJ801. Yours, once

IJ802. They have bell guards

IJ803. Person behind bars, for short

IJ804. Former E! series focusing on Ms. Jenner’s life after transition

IJ806. Back-to-school time (abbr.)

IJ807. Chat room persona non grata

IJ809. John who wrote The World According to Garp

IJ810. They’re not available in Spain

IJ811. Small parasite

IJ812. Kind o’cousins

IJ814. Hopeful’s offering to a publication

IJ818. Tries to cut in two with grinding teeth

IJ820. “The ___ falling, the wind is calling” (Kendrick Lamar)

IJ822. Screenplay directive

IJ823. Line of poetry

IJ824. Brownish-gray color

IJ825. Pleasing, to a Parisian

IJ826. “Uh-oh…this does not ___ well”

IJ827. Commuter’s road (abbr.)

IJ828. Sugary snack you sometimes guess the number of

IJ831. ___ & co. (low-cost beauty brand)

IJ832. Finishing some letters?

IJ834. Predominance

IJ836. Take for ___: trick

IJ837. “Cinco + cinco”

IJ838. Welcoming at the front door

IJ840. ___-Saud

IJ841. Breathing-related (abbr.)

IJ843. Luggage label

IJ846. Lacking in substance

IJ848. Gettin’ recorded

IJ850. “Stop shaking me!”

IJ852. Shopping places

IJ854. Moving in the morning

IJ856. Write a limerick

IJ857. “Prize” man

IJ858. Month for matrimony

IJ859. Says “You’ll be hearing from my lawyer” and makes good on that

IJ860. Org. for RV families

IJ861. Small, thin battery type

IJ862. Pea ender

IJ863. With “off,” protecting against

IJ864. About plane design

IJ866. “John Brown’s Body” poet Stephen Vincent

IJ867. Cardio test

IJ869. Edward Gorey’s The Gashlycrumb ___

IJ870. Enemies of the Navajo

IJ871. “Why ___ negative in high demand?” (question relevant to blood donorship)

IJ872. Big freakin’ deal

IJ873. Sushi bar option

IJ876. Little butt?

IJ878. Fifth column abbr.?

IJ880. Twittering nincompoops

IJ883. Vacation

IJ885. Solemn-sounding bit of piano practice

IJ887. Citadel

IJ888. Cornhusker’s state (abbr.)

IJ889. Warm but not close

IJ893. Web-spinning superhero, for short

IJ895. Drugs causing a crisis today

IJ897. Homer’s aggravator

IJ898. Purse monogram

IJ899. Japanese vegetables

IJ900. Musical disk

IJ901. Rear for rear?

IJ902. Politically powerful group

IJ903. ___ Girl Lay Lay

IJ905. Six-time All-Star Jose

IJ906. It may hold water

IJ907. KGB agent’s foe

IJ910. Disease that can last a few weeks…or a lifetime

IJ912. Cookbook directive

IJ914. Metal bar in ship construction

IJ915. Of an insect stage

IJ916. Amateur golfer who co-founded the Masters tournament

IJ918. Blue flame on an older stove

IJ920. Opening for mary, mate and sons

IJ921. Lego toy line with a martial arts theme

IJ923. Like a judge after work

IJ925. Focus on and remember

IJ926. Fluffs

IJ928. Sunoco rival

IJ929. “Last one ___ a rotten egg!”

IJ930. “___ monster?” (Question most parents ask themselves now and then)

IJ931. Subj. taught in Japanese schools

IJ932. ___ ed

IJ933. Wanna-___ (those with thwarted ambition)

IJ934. “Thus with a kiss ___” (Romeo’s last words in Romeo and Juliet)

IJ936. “AAUGH” alternative

IJ937. “Every day we stray further from God’s light,” acronymically

IJ939. Artoo-___

IJ940. Pinged, in a way

IJ942. Zero, in Ancient Rome

IJ944. Muscle-bone connection

IJ945. They’ve been to Mecca

IJ946. Traffic headaches

IJ947. Biblical ancestor of the Hebrews

IJ948. Votes from antis

IJ949. Resort near Ventura

IJ951. Syllogism words

IJ952. Government buildings

IJ954. Derricks at docks

IJ955. Rugrat retort

IJ956. Building ___: homemaking, figuratively

IJ957. Hitter of 511 career home runs

IJ958. Nelson Rockefeller was its gov.

IJ959. “Ad” addition

IJ960. Tattoo setting

IJ962. Enthusiastic word to a queen

IJ963. Shed features

IJ964. Plural suffix with beat or neat

IJ965. D’backs, e.g.

IJ967. Role Takei took

IJ969. Med. center

IJ971. Decline

IJ973. Word on a soda bottle label

IJ975. Rugged ride

IJ976. Ship’s navigation system

IJ977. Would-be iPod killer (time took care of that, instead)

IJ978. Vasco da ___, first European to sail to India

IJ979. Corp. takeovers

IJ981. Stimulates

IJ982. What the recruiters want and then some

IJ983. Bear, to Gilberto

IJ984. Place within the surroundings of

IJ986. Whence Andre Agassi (abbr.)

IJ987. Pitkanen of the NHL

IJ988. Geologist’s time frame

IJ989. Rows or paddles

IJ992. “We choose to be good because of our bonds with other people and our innate desire to treat them with dignity. Simply put, we are not in this alone” speaker

IJ994. Solar wind particle

IJ995. Elsa’s home, in the middle of Frozen

IJ996. “___ Be In My Heart” (song that helped get me through some tough times)

IJ997. Nursery items

IJ998. You can lean on them

IJ1000. It’s not far from fa

IJ1001. Went down a slippery slope

IJ1003. Simon’s mother

IJ1005. Musician’s better half?

IJ1007. Texas Fort?

IJ1008. Scottish-born pirate

IJ1009. Story’s point

IJ1010. Galley mover

IJ1011. Ball State University city

IJ1012. Takes care of, gangster-style

IJ1013. Celtics head coach before Rick Pitino

IJ1015. Overly close

IJ1017. “You wouldn’t want me to SPOIL the puzzle for you, would you?”

IJ1020. Impose ___ on (make illegal)

IJ1022. Foundations often fund them

IJ1023. Shoot the breeze, e.g.

IJ1025. Mauna Kea site

IJ1028. Very small

IJ1029. “Am ___ bad guy here?”

IJ1030. Adornment

IJ1032. Finish, with “through”

IJ1034. Syrian president

IJ1036. Morpheus’s resisters

IJ1039. Coloring the skin, or biasing, as about coloring of the skin

IJ1041. Foot bones in astir?

IJ1042. Scottish folk hero Roy

IJ1043. R.J. Reynolds brand

IJ1044. Housekeeper

IJ1045. What to do when there is no path to success

IJ1047. Completely destroy

IJ1048. Orange-roofed establishment, in brief

IJ1049. Kimono collar

IJ1050. O.T. book after Isa.

IJ1051. Org. to foster entrepreneurship

IJ1052. Hedren of The Birds

IJ1053. Tourist establishment

IJ1054. “___ a card, any card...”

IJ1055. Pac-Man’s predator or prey

IJ1056. Shark’s offering?

IJ1057. Sporty Volkswagen

IJ1058. QuizUp or Family Feud Live, on a phone

IJ1061. Ricci who played Wednesday

IJ1063. Radical pessimists

IJ1065. Express happiness with rhythm

IJ1067. Children’s board game

IJ1070. Fed up with Ds’ and Rs’ bullshit

IJ1071. Licinius’s “Look at this!”

IJ1072. Resentments

IJ1073. OK

IJ1075. Matronalia honoree

IJ1076. But in Bonn

IJ1077. Cleanser brand

IJ1079. Conseil d’___

IJ1080. Somebody Up There Likes Me actor Mineo

IJ1081. Lift, as ice or oysters

IJ1083. Titled lady

IJ1084. He played Quint in Jaws

IJ1085. Running back’s stat.

IJ1088. Ah fors’ ___ : Verdi aria

IJ1089. Ugandan with abandon

IJ1091. MTA boarding pts.

IJ1092. Popeye’s Swee’___

IJ1093. Knighted Newton

IJ1094. Staged beginning?

IJ1096. Takes in a new tenant

IJ1097. Like an out-of-play baseball

IJ1098. 10,000,000 ergs

IJ1099. Goodwill VIP

IJ1100. Mark for demolition

IJ1102. Two hours to noon

IJ1103. NCO on a drill

IJ1104. Property recipient

IJ1105. Risk, e.g.

IJ1106. Family Ties mom

IJ1107. Horror, for one

IJ1109. Periods to sing “How Old Are You Now,” for short

IJ1110. Support for package tracking, say

IJ1111. Decomposing terrain

IJ1112. Golfer’s alert

IJ1113. “Eat my dust!”

IJ1114. When repeated, “Hurry!”

IJ1115. Getting (somewhere)

IJ1120. JFK arrivals

IJ1122. Letters for Johnnie Cochran

IJ1124. “No man ___ island” (Donne)

IJ1126. The board (abbr.)

IJ1128. Grasslike perennial

IJ1129. Either Burn After Reading director

IJ1130. Shyamalan’s only recurring hero David, or Brooks’s co-singer

IJ1131. Desk globe filler?

IJ1132. Reagan’s Alexander

IJ1133. Powerful punch

IJ1136. Two-gender pronoun

IJ1138. They’re not fingernails

IJ1140. Tickle pink

IJ1141. Matriarch of the Edomites

IJ1142. Ending for “capital” or “social”

IJ1143. Alley unit

IJ1145. TV detective with mental problems

IJ1146. Some say it’s one with Europe

IJ1147. Actuality

IJ1148. “Comprehend, maaan?”

IJ1149. Outflow

IJ1152. Eat lightly

IJ1155. Ball field covering

IJ1157. Bank increasingly leaving “Bank” out of its name

IJ1159. “___ gratias”

IJ1160. “___ the torpedoes…”

IJ1161. Run-of-the-mill (abbr.)

IJ1162. Google Messages, e.g.

IJ1165. Kinds of pipes

IJ1167. Moscato Bianco grape product

IJ1168. Broadway hit about fifty years of marriage

IJ1170. Butterfingers’ bleat

IJ1171. Do upholstering

IJ1172. Sly maneuvers

IJ1173. Jail’s boss, for short

IJ1176. “___ you!” (“Roger!”)

IJ1177. Nashville November ceremony

IJ1178. “___ it!” (“Love that!”)

IJ1179. Folk musician Buffy ___-Marie

IJ1180. Fortune seller, a few mergers ago

IJ1184. Their fate is unknown

IJ1185. In one’s togs

IJ1187. “I don’t know which way ___”

IJ1188. Less than solid

IJ1190. Catches

IJ1192. ___-plie (ballet movement)

IJ1193. Know ___: have an in

IJ1194. One-third of a 1970 movie

IJ1195. Girlish “OMIGOD THAT’S GREAT!”

IJ1196. It’s not this, it’s the humidity

IJ1197. How architects draw plans

IJ1201. They’ve learned to love themselves

IJ1204. Hillbilly band instruments

IJ1205. Online record collections?

IJ1208. Mask that covers half the face

IJ1209. “Many a man who falls in love with a dimple makes the mistake of marrying the whole girl” writer Evan

IJ1210. The Roman they?

IJ1211. “___ to please!”

IJ1212. Reason for an oil-price drop

IJ1213. Corrupting influence

IJ1214. Ending with liter

IJ1215. Like Spider-Man, or so I hear

IJ1218. Causing convulsions

IJ1221. Way to draw cubes and cylinders

IJ1227. Mad Money and Squawk on the Street personality

IJ1229. Hepburn and Mika

IJ1231. Suffix with two or three

IJ1232. Flames of romance?

IJ1233. Fashionable first name

IJ1234. Halakha or the Holiness Code

IJ1235. Beyond the fringe

IJ1237. Intermediate, legally

IJ1238. La Brea airer

IJ1240. Shock, as a perp

IJ1241. “One more song!”

IJ1242. Cure preceder?

IJ1243. Englishman’s outrage

IJ1245. Extra protection for some seeds

IJ1246. Actresses Charlotte and Issa

IJ1248. “History is ___ of lies agreed upon” (Napoleon)

IJ1249. Making like

IJ1251. Angular meas. unit

IJ1252. Where you’re likely to see public fights and Baidu searches

IJ1253. Symbol for Jesus

IJ1254. Kardashian who marries NBA players

IJ1256. Assoc. or soc.

IJ1257. xxx-xx-xxxx nos.

IJ1258. Major provider of scholarships, in brief

IJ1260. “Piano Man” artist

IJ1261. Piglet’s pal

IJ1262. Credit alternative

IJ1263. Try to reach before anyone else, or before something else happens

IJ1264. Bitter beer, briefly

IJ1265. Metro station, in Boston

IJ1266. Catullus’ muse

IJ1267. “It’s pretty, but ___?” (Kipling)

IJ1270. “Brava!” bait

IJ1271. Bound by courtly ethics

IJ1273. Dress material for a ball

IJ1274. 7,321-year-old film character of 1963

IJ1276. Climber’s asset

IJ1278. Month, in Metz

IJ1280. Brickell with the album Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars

IJ1281. Parthenon, e.g.

IJ1283. Expedition hiree

IJ1284. Bassist whose real name is Michael Balzary

IJ1285. Norris whose Breaking Bad role represents an organization that’s the first three letters of his name

IJ1286. Brest milk?

IJ1287. Kristen of Downsizing

IJ1288. Prize for mystery writers

IJ1289. “It’s him ___” (relationship ultimatum)

IJ1290. “You ___” (“We identify with you”)

IJ1291. Censures

IJ1292. Velvet bean that looks like a hyphenated word for a shared salary

IJ1293. Wood fastener

IJ1294. Santa ha’s

IJ1295. Time and Money, for short

IJ1296. Yen for snacking

IJ1297. Odd opposite

IJ1298. Unit of acceleration

IJ1299. French “here”

IJ1300. Biol. and bot.

IJ1301. Hibiscus, e.g.

IJ1303. Essential

IJ1306. “We learned a lot about loyalty today, I guess” (sarcastic eye roll)

IJ1308. Overlook for an Oscar nomination, say

IJ1310. Park and Peyton (abbr.)

IJ1311. “___ trabajo” (“Nice job”)

IJ1312. Duran Duran’s “A ___ to A Kill”

IJ1313. The Fresh Prince’s partner DJ

IJ1315. Demi Moore military movie

IJ1316. Delta listing

IJ1317. Battery unit?

IJ1318. Vent about minor inconveniences

IJ1319. Send a crack through the air

IJ1320. Gets ready, quickly

IJ1321. Short in Chateauroux

IJ1323. Brand introduced by the Chero-Cola Company

IJ1325. The skin is one

IJ1326. Justice Ginsburg’s appointer

IJ1332. Place for certain combs

IJ1333. Brainstorming chart

IJ1335. Rainbow composition

IJ1336. Put one foot in front of the other

IJ1338. Rory Storm and the Hurricanes drummer

IJ1340. High ball

IJ1342. You don’t mess around with him, in song

IJ1343. Let’s Make ___ (TV show)

IJ1345. It can be practical

IJ1346. “Ils ___” (they are, in Thierry)

IJ1347. “Lost Explorer” of cartoons

IJ1348. Orgs. concerned with beats

IJ1349. Part of Oceania

IJ1351. Passing note?

IJ1352. Part of a doorframe

IJ1353. Have unified

IJ1354. Sra., in Soissons

IJ1355. Job equality bureau (abbr.)

IJ1356. Whirling toon

IJ1357. “Once ___ a time…”

IJ1358. It may be permed

IJ1359. After all deductions

IJ1360. WALL·E’s crush

IJ1361. Fit of shivering, in dialect (though it’s usually suffixed with -some)

IJ1362. DiFranco and Skywalker

IJ1363. Sold(i)er material

IJ1364. Spanish shovel

IJ1366. Should that be true

IJ1368. Marian Anderson offering

IJ1370. Stitch’s pal in a Disney film

IJ1372. Concert receipts

IJ1373. April or May, say

IJ1375. Hit hard as leather

IJ1376. Turbulent, as straits

IJ1377. WWII group

IJ1378. Maneuverability

IJ1379. Glee club members

IJ1381. What you must have plenty of to have gotten this far in the puzzle

IJ1382. Name of a hieroglyphic stone

IJ1386. “I.e.,” e.g.

IJ1388. Have a hit

IJ1389. Start for “athlete” or “focals”

IJ1390. Marshy milieux

IJ1391. “We’re looking for an assistant who’s a bit more…centennial,” e.g.

IJ1393. Snowboarders’ lifts

IJ1394. Make it restore net neutrality already

IJ1395. Enjoying a wilderness vacation, maybe

IJ1398. Puts in stitches

IJ1400. It’s synonymously followed by yet and now

IJ1401. Flow in slowly

IJ1403. Hangs extrajudicially, as in “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”

IJ1405. Gangster guns

IJ1406. Designer Rabanne

IJ1407. Singer Joan of rock

IJ1408. Women’s sportswear

IJ1410. Puffs of smoke in the air?

IJ1411. Specialization

IJ1412. Imperturbable ones

IJ1413. Blinds support

IJ1414. Male sibs

IJ1415. Jewish orgs.

IJ1417. Blues artist Adegbelola

IJ1418. Language of los Estados Unidos

IJ1420. “Where Do___,” from Hair

IJ1421. Horror film franchise street name

IJ1422. Put back on eBay, say

IJ1423. George Frideric Handel oratorio

IJ1427. Leave ___ Beaver

IJ1429. “Buenos ___!” (Spanish for “Good day!”)

IJ1431. Slinky, essentially

IJ1433. Golden beginning?

IJ1435. It’s proportionate to the price of a “market basket”

IJ1436. 1998 Judi D. role

IJ1437. Dip, as a donut

IJ1438. Earth has seven, in theory

IJ1439. Apartment boss, slangily

IJ1440. Follower of Wesley

IJ1443. French Oscar

IJ1445. Blended star Bella

IJ1446. 1950s teen hangout

IJ1448. Utterly exhausted

IJ1449. Highlanders, e.g.

IJ1451. A peer in quality

IJ1452. 2016 Republican candidate Carly

IJ1454. Element whose length gives it something in common with carbon

IJ1455. Flatfoot

IJ1456. Ambitious mountain climbers

IJ1459. Film where a confession of indiscriminate killing leads to marriage

IJ1462. Subject of the movie Air

IJ1467. Ridiculously long Alan Moore novel that’s actually about Northampton, which seems like false advertising

IJ1469. Provider of early projections

IJ1472. At the center of

IJ1473. Scientist’s workspace, as she might call it

IJ1474. Function

IJ1475. Gadabout

IJ1476. Carousel feature, to a kid

IJ1477. Informal nos

IJ1478. Great-grandchild, in Glasgow

IJ1479. Exclude

IJ1480. Banned organochlorine

IJ1481. Burning determination

IJ1484. Conglomerate whose name means “rising sun”

IJ1488. Line on a to-do list

IJ1489. Drive-thru bankers’ slots

IJ1491. Bridge player’s goal

IJ1492. ___-Spray disinfectant

IJ1494. Airline predictions

IJ1495. Aficionados

IJ1496. Hot dog holders

IJ1497. Interrogate

IJ1498. Animal associated with March 31

IJ1499. Movie role for Chris Hemsworth

IJ1500. “Howdy, pardners!”

IJ1504. “The Man of a Thousand Faces” Chaney

IJ1505. The Count of Monte Christo, War and Peace, and The Time Machine, originally

IJ1508. Domestic taters

IJ1510. Obscure riddles

IJ1512. Shows embarrassment, in a way

IJ1514. Subjects of gossip

IJ1515. Nuptial footnote

IJ1516. Shakespeare suffix

IJ1517. Trawlers and rangers

IJ1521. Bit of a dustup

IJ1523. Failed Sony product called the “last best physical music format”

IJ1526. Seemingly friendly act of aggression

IJ1528. MIT Mystery ___ (annual puzzle event)

IJ1529. Stop being great

IJ1532. Early 11th-century year

IJ1533. With one move

IJ1535. Drink often sipped while decorating

IJ1536. Place to buy Teeny Tiny Avocados and Everything But The Leftovers Seasoning Blend, for short

IJ1537. Kind of decision

IJ1541. “…refuse thy name; ___ thou wilt not…” (Juliet)

IJ1544. Nations in two states

IJ1546. Warning on a sale item, maybe (abbr.)

IJ1547. “___ on a hill cannot be hidden” (Matt. 5:14)

IJ1548. Channel with a lot of house renovation shows

IJ1549. Bio class rooms

IJ1551. Common cause or deep understanding, e.g.

IJ1552. iPhone assistant

IJ1553. Recycled clothes

IJ1555. German victory

IJ1557. Rodolfo’s love, in La Bohème

IJ1558. Casino bigwig

IJ1560. Stand up at the altar

IJ1561. Amazing action

IJ1562. Recipe result

IJ1563. Getz collaborator Gilberto

IJ1564. They’re often toasted

IJ1566. Lead character in the film subtitled The Last Wish

IJ1567. Calls incorrectly

IJ1568. Really interested in the proposed activity, informally

IJ1570. Sibilant summons

IJ1571. Needs no more nuking

IJ1572. Barrel next to a cask, maybe

IJ1574. Transversely

IJ1576. Kathy Griffin: My Life on the ___ (show that ironically made her more famous)

IJ1577. One-eyed Futurama captain

IJ1578. Preceder of “di” or “da” in a Beatles song

IJ1579. Surgeon, you might say

IJ1581. Impermissive control

IJ1584. Some holy alliances?

IJ1587. “How Do ___” (1997 LeAnn Rimes hit)

IJ1588. Personification of winter

IJ1590. Wind current that affects weather patterns

IJ1592. Hogwarts caretaker

IJ1593. “Put a rush on it” acronym

IJ1594. Sancho Panza of The Aeneid

IJ1595. Exuberant happiness

IJ1596. Singer-songwriter Priscilla with a Korean surname from her mom

IJ1597. Edward Murdstone, to David Copperfield

IJ1599. Dealers’ foe

IJ1600. Like some servants

IJ1601. Terrible Twos’ terrors

IJ1604. Man of rank in Great Britain (abbr.)

IJ1605. Helmsley who said, “Little people pay taxes”

IJ1606. Turn for home

IJ1607. Promising note?

IJ1608. Part of a Jedi’s name

IJ1610. “How to ___ Windsor Knot” (instructional video)

IJ1611. “…don’t know who you ___ don’t know what you want…” (start of Liam Neeson’s Taken speech)

IJ1613. Dick and Jane’s dog

IJ1614. Prepare to play

IJ1616. Japanese demons

IJ1617. Sneak around

IJ1618. Alsatian assents

IJ1619. Digital camera feature

IJ1620. Philip or Lillian

IJ1621. Can’t take at all

IJ1622. Leader of the Holograms

IJ1623. Ebert’s review partner, once

IJ1624. Shrine commemorating a sacrifice

IJ1626. Passover story villain

IJ1627. Computer image-file format

IJ1629. Actual pizza chain in New England or fictional pizzeria in Do The Right Thing

IJ1630. Maine’s main plant

IJ1632. Exert maximum effort

IJ1633. Verbally decided before now

IJ1634. “It was a joke!”

IJ1635. Type of coal

IJ1637. Cinephiles’ parties

IJ1640. Big name in designer handbags

IJ1642. One of the Wright brothers, for short

IJ1644. One seen in a ring

IJ1645. Indulgence binge

IJ1647. First president to live in the White House

IJ1649. Martial

IJ1650. “He loves,” to Ovid

IJ1652. Lestrade and others (abbr.)

IJ1653. “Teach Your Children” band

IJ1654. Joker sound effects

IJ1655. Their caps have red leaves

IJ1656. Child-support acronym

IJ1657. “So that’s your game!”

IJ1658. It deepens slowly from mouth to head

IJ1659. Slight hint

IJ1660. Falls short of

IJ1661. Harold’s friend, in film

IJ1662. Part of Caesar’s boast

IJ1663. Nigerian people with elaborate dress

IJ1664. Sake base

IJ1666. Atoll formation

IJ1667. Heyerdahl’s Kon-___

IJ1669. “That’ll be the day”

IJ1670. Symptom of radial nerve issues

IJ1674. Cans, to Brits

IJ1675. First suspect?

IJ1676. Penultimate book of the Bible that subtweets fake Christians

IJ1677. Reddit predecessor

IJ1678. Sort of chi in Hunter × Hunter

IJ1679. Griffin of talk-show fame

IJ1680. Stickup line

IJ1683. Jezebel worshipped him…or “it”

IJ1684. Concave navel

IJ1685. Ty with batting titles

IJ1687. Gollum’s Precious

IJ1688. Proficiencies

IJ1689. Drinks greedily

IJ1690. Flavoring for Japanese soups

IJ1691. Country dissolved in 1991 (abbr.)

IJ1695. One out of ten quadrillion

IJ1696. Political belief system

IJ1699. You’ve got to learn to take it

IJ1702. Lanai loop

IJ1703. Potato alternative

IJ1704. ___ -Z: total

IJ1705. Blog with articles like “Amazing: This Woman Was Able To Turn Her Love Of Baking Pies Into A Thankless, Financially Ruinous Career” and “Reunion In The Works? Paul Simon And Art Garfunkel Are Driving Toward Each Other At 120 MPH On A Stretch Of Highway In The Desert”

IJ1707. Five-time Grammy Awards host

IJ1709. ___ Raymonde, player of Alex Rousseau on Lost

IJ1710. "Make Me Over" singer, or main character in On the Come Up (nickname that drops the -anna)

IJ1713. First man on the moon's initials, shared by a group of other fliers

IJ1714. Cheerio ingredient

IJ1715. What to do with your trash when there’s no bin around

IJ1717. Done to ___

IJ1719. Old enough

IJ1720. Like a julep

IJ1721. Sitcom spinoff of the ‘70s

IJ1722. Patel of Slumdog Millionaire

IJ1723. Bigelow or Tetley alternative

IJ1725. Charon’s workplace, with “the”

IJ1729. He fought Basil in Robin Hood

IJ1731. Short and detached, to W.A. Mozart

IJ1732. Still undelivered

IJ1734. Type of paper

IJ1735. Bad bargain

IJ1737. Professional bowling great Anthony

IJ1738. Reebok competitor

IJ1739. Swiped right for anybody, as a man

IJ1742. Antiquate

IJ1746. Pitchers’ rubbers

IJ1750. Paw undersides

IJ1751. Point of a pen

IJ1752. Where a lot of Monopoly-type games start

IJ1753. Passively torturing oneself, in a way

IJ1756. Talent for banter

IJ1757. NASA's eyes in the sky

IJ1759. Coins for Castro

IJ1761. “No. Wrong.”

IJ1763. Ms., often

IJ1765. Speed-writes

IJ1767. Some Marines

IJ1769. Jane, in Spain

IJ1770. “Sadly, it looks like you’re right”

IJ1771. They go flying at the end of Terminator 3

IJ1772. Kit and caboodle

IJ1773. People tend to move counterclockwise in it

IJ1774. Performs amazingly

IJ1776. ___-Whirl (carnival ride)

IJ1777. In ___ situation: in trouble deep

IJ1780. Hi-tech special effects

IJ1781. Courteous

IJ1782. Tyler, the Creator’s “Who ___ Boy”

IJ1783. What’s often confused with lies?

IJ1784. T-shirt abbr.

IJ1785. Many a Pesci role

IJ1789. Jay or em follower

IJ1791. Defunct Buffy the Vampire Slayer network

IJ1793. Take ___ at (taunt)

IJ1794. Kerry’s locale (abbr.)

IJ1796. Hero meat

IJ1800. “Summertime, Summertime” group, with “The”

IJ1803. Hurl an insult at

IJ1804. Lake west of Maggiore

IJ1805. Tales of Trail and Town author

IJ1806. Photo lab order (abbr.)

IJ1807. 1960s Harrier plane with vertical takeoff

IJ1811. Usually covered areas on any gender

IJ1813. Eccentric oldster

IJ1814. Former Iranian president Mahmoud

IJ1816. Lewis who played Ellen’s best friend

IJ1817. Notting Hill resident, e.g.

IJ1819. Eastern or Central, e.g.

IJ1821. Drained of resources

IJ1822. Inside (abbr.)

IJ1823. Christmas morning command

IJ1826. “And ___ the only girl…”

IJ1828. Counselor for a hospital administrator

IJ1831. Was parasitic to

IJ1832. They’re on Harald V’s family tree

IJ1833. Gourds for drinkers on the go

IJ1835. “All human wisdom is summed up in two words: wait and hope” author

IJ1836. Selena’s musical style

IJ1838. Gold, to a gaucho

IJ1839. Humorous intensifier put before some sound effects

IJ1840. Huuuge rm.

IJ1841. Arabian nation with a love of Mountain Dew and ornate doors

IJ1842. Far too long without a break

IJ1843. Letter adjunct (abbr.)

IJ1846. Sound of displeasure

IJ1847. Liquid to ease teething pains

IJ1848. Himmler’s him

IJ1849. Ton of bricks, e.g.

IJ1850. Daughter, to Cato

IJ1851. March Madness booster (abbr.)

IJ1853. Kenny G album

IJ1855. Authoritative declaration

IJ1857. The ___ Baltimore (Lanford Wilson play invoking a sign with a burned-out e)

IJ1858. Have a cold, maybe

IJ1860. File’s partner

IJ1861. Draft-animal contraption

IJ1862. Inspiration exclamation

IJ1863. Word in the Republic of Upper Volta’s current name

IJ1864. Musical array

IJ1865. Part of some cultural nights out

IJ1867. Via, for short (though, yes, it’s longer than “via”)

IJ1868. Make an expatriate

IJ1870. Strip under the bed?

IJ1871. Olivia in House of the Dragon

IJ1872. “This comedian is perceptive!”

IJ1875. Gp. managing a company’s network

IJ1877. Minute measures (abbr.)

IJ1878. Hollandaise, e.g.

IJ1880. Desert home to the Mongolian death worm

IJ1881. Have-___ (poor people)

IJ1882. Surreal ending?

IJ1883. Do a double take, e.g.

IJ1885. Sicker (in old hip-hop slang or out of it)

IJ1887. Defrocks

IJ1890. What’s bound in bks.

IJ1891. Hatchery supply

IJ1892. Substance falsely tied to food poisoning

IJ1894. Certain steps

IJ1895. Bard’s output

IJ1896. Garden’s foundation

IJ1897. ___ before (no later than)

IJ1898. “I have ___ to tell” (Madonna)

IJ1899. All-white-keys chord (abbr.)

IJ1900. Pepper that packs a punch

IJ1901. Goat-man of myth

IJ1903. Verdon and Williams

IJ1904. Ones with a burning desire?

IJ1905. Response from a greatly amused texter

IJ1907. Im-ho-___, Boris Karloff’s role in The Mummy

IJ1908. Coulter and Curry

IJ1909. Adams-Renner film about alien linguistics

IJ1912. Operatic dialogue

IJ1913. Bag, in commercialese

IJ1914. Something that may not be intended

IJ1915. Nickelodeon goo

IJ1916. Chase of Hollywood

IJ1917. Move in a diagonal pattern

IJ1918. Li’l kid

IJ1919. ___ Father’s Advice to His Son (Rudyard Kipling)

IJ1920. “Yoo-___!”

IJ1921. Rabbit’s secondary antagonist Wolf

IJ1922. Get running again, as a copier

IJ1923. Their name stands for “Bulletproof Boy Scouts” in Korean

IJ1924. Ulan ___, Russian city

IJ1925. Int’l Guitar Month

IJ1926. Insider lingo

IJ1927. Word used when a balloon bursts

IJ1928. Flower that saffron comes from

IJ1929. Phnom Penh monetary units

IJ1932. Commerce, e.g. (abbr.)

IJ1933. Starting

IJ1935. Poirot creator

IJ1937. Cognition meas.

IJ1938. "But I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove out of sight…"

IJ1939. Pt. before Chap. 1

IJ1940. CDVIII/IV

IJ1941. Minis, e.g.

IJ1943. Needing a girdle, maybe

IJ1944. Suggestions for girth reduction

IJ1946. Delphine in Rainbow Six

IJ1947. Low-income-housing section of the gov.

IJ1948. Conscience

IJ1950. Surgeon beginner?

IJ1951. Made like Betsy Ross

IJ1954. Abner’s intro

IJ1955. Mental

IJ1957. Abbreviated papal title hidden in “post-traumatic stress disorder”

IJ1958. Do gallery work

IJ1959. Tumble-down structures

IJ1960. Mistake marker

IJ1961. Producer of Bowie’s Berlin Trilogy

IJ1962. Like Claritin, for short

IJ1964. Kipling’s Rikki-Tikki-___

IJ1965. “Yeah, spare me the details…”

IJ1966. Barbecue feature

IJ1967. Sparks

IJ1968. Small birds.

IJ1969. Added, in ads

IJ1970. “That sounds tempting”

IJ1972. Pull ___ one: cheat

IJ1973. Bad fragment?

IJ1974. Pound or Pope, e.g.

IJ1975. Two-fifths of MV

IJ1976. Times of the past

IJ1978. Billion : giga :: trillion : ___

IJ1979. Constant hand-washer’s condition, for short

IJ1981. Has showers

IJ1983. Small, round sponge cake topped with fruit and whipped cream

IJ1985. Parisian currency

IJ1986. Merida’s story

IJ1988. French whites

IJ1989. Gets bested by

IJ1990. Crash-probing agcy.

IJ1992. Baroque instrument

IJ1994. Mongol Empire founder

IJ1997. Nook shading?

IJ1998. Slowly, in music

IJ1999. Glass-chewing anger

IJ2000. Laughing uncontrollably

IJ2001. Selfish-sounding organic compound

IJ2002. Dolls’ digs

IJ2004. Pitchfork carrier

IJ2005. Flushed

IJ2007. Pop corn?

IJ2010. They’re always looking for deals

IJ2012. Bar patron’s request

IJ2013. Lace ender

IJ2014. Rapper with the hits “Mesmerize” and “Put It on Me”

IJ2016. Like W’s expression, some say

IJ2017. Leaving Ireland out, as in a survey, e.g.

IJ2018. Yang opposite

IJ2020. Able was I till I saw this Elba, he’s too handsome

IJ2021. Conductor who won a record 31 Grammy Awards

IJ2022. Ceramist’s need

IJ2023. In the same place (Lat.)

IJ2024. Renfaire girdle

IJ2025. Mark on a peacock’s tail

IJ2029. New age pianist Stein

IJ2030. Ideal brownie descriptor

IJ2031. Giant reed

IJ2032. Quaint address?

IJ2033. Defective cars

IJ2034. Difficult to read, in a way

IJ2036. Golf term

IJ2037. Sport competed in barefoot, in brief

IJ2039. Grant’s men

IJ2041. Pete Davidson’s debut show, for short

IJ2042. Germans, to British

IJ2044. Steinbeck extras

IJ2045. Abnormal wobbling

IJ2046. Medical co. in the DJIA

IJ2047. Brillo counterpart

IJ2048. Interior designer Stanley

IJ2049. Daedalus’s employer, in Greek myth

IJ2050. Film noir starring Deborah Harry

IJ2052. Copay firms

IJ2053. Like the Alhambra

IJ2054. Currant-flavored cocktail

IJ2055. Shaq’s school

IJ2056. Brown-bag contents

IJ2057. Exhaust outlet

IJ2059. Cylindrical bin

IJ2060. Senorita’s peepers

IJ2062. Stinger at the beach

IJ2065. 18th-century mathematician

IJ2067. Petrol or any pepper-upper

IJ2069. Zest, e.g.

IJ2070. Curtain raiser?

IJ2071. Parodies playfully

IJ2073. Lower oneself (to)

IJ2074. Turkish city that lent its name to a kebab

IJ2075. Pig’s enclosure

IJ2076. Slam-dance

IJ2077. Fountain find

IJ2078. Persuade

IJ2079. Considering it appropriate

IJ2083. Middle fingers

IJ2084. Please, with “favor”

IJ2085. Actors McShane and McKellen

IJ2086. ___ back and relax

IJ2087. Blind to

IJ2095. Speeding ticket letters

IJ2097. Procedure

IJ2098. “The” French?

IJ2100. Author Stephenie

IJ2102. Stop traffic, so to speak

IJ2106. Vehicle with tons of sports equipment

IJ2107. Car decoration

IJ2109. Amphibians in some terraria

IJ2113. Pianist Pogorelich

IJ2114. Untouchable lawman

IJ2115. ___ Law: anti-child-abuse statute

IJ2117. Boarded up

IJ2118. Lose sensation

IJ2119. Org. that announced “Science is back” in 2021

IJ2120. 2008 French Open winner Ana

IJ2122. “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life” performer

IJ2124. Bridge, in Quebec

IJ2125. One end of the GW Bridge

IJ2126. Sea direction

IJ2128. Set of books?

IJ2131. Worry words

IJ2133. Remote control button label

IJ2134. Wild-haired stock character

IJ2136. Stravinsky and Vovkovinskiy

IJ2137. ___ Kringle, aka Santa Claus

IJ2138. Part in the middle

IJ2141. How you find it

IJ2143. Preparing chicken a la king

IJ2145. Nice “but”?

IJ2146. Less-is-more approach that these puzzles clearly don’t employ

IJ2150. Old comics dog

IJ2152. “Can we count on you?”

IJ2153. 2012 event for FB

IJ2154. News tidbit

IJ2155. At certain intervals

IJ2156. It generally includes the word “guilty”

IJ2157. Merriment

IJ2159. You can replace its second or third letter with a heart (but not both)

IJ2160. Magician's name ender

IJ2162. “Holy jumping catfish!,” e.g.

IJ2163. Score amts.

IJ2165. Event in Madrid

IJ2166. Got up

IJ2167. Leaks nasal mucus

IJ2168. Eleven-year-old, demographically

IJ2170. One of Potter’s professors

IJ2171. Chief Chono Ca Pe, e.g. (var.)

IJ2172. “That’s five shots in a row!”

IJ2173. “Fish yes, cow no” eater

IJ2175. Start from within?

IJ2176. Temporary capital of Yemen

IJ2177. A neighbor of Aus.

IJ2178. Miniver or Grundy

IJ2179. Snobbish sorts

IJ2181. Fastener for electrical cables

IJ2182. Mayo is close to its middle

IJ2183. Food for dipping

IJ2184. Unaccented

IJ2186. Ringo’s is Richard

IJ2189. Habiliments

IJ2191. Practice the everyday grind?

IJ2192. Body of science?

IJ2195. River of southeastern France

IJ2196. Platform with many live gaming streams

IJ2197. Was in charge

IJ2198. Subject of the song “Reindeers Are Better Than People”

IJ2199. ___ of butter: 1-1.5 tablespoons

IJ2200. Perfume source

IJ2201. Eye parts (var.)

IJ2202. Cosecant reciprocals

IJ2203. Reg. or dist.

IJ2204. With male identity

IJ2206. Opp. of a landlocked territory

IJ2207. Spot for many less-than-$100-a-year home businesses

IJ2208. Popular cars along the E4

IJ2209. AMC’s high-end screen option

IJ2211. Part of HMV

IJ2214. He, er, helped Kim Kardashian get famous

IJ2216. Neighbor of Leyte

IJ2218. “America’s Most Affordable Vacation St.” (AAA)

IJ2219. A link between words?

IJ2221. “The local scuttlebutt suggests…”

IJ2222. Call someone by the wrong name, e.g.

IJ2223. Co

IJ2224. Mickey’s canine pal

IJ2225. Bad places to get your kicks

IJ2226. End a fast

IJ2229. Success at 21, often

IJ2231. Signal to begin

IJ2232. Despicable Me villain-hero

IJ2233. “The ball ___ your court”

IJ2234. More absurd

IJ2235. Furnishes with an income

IJ2236. Professor Rubik

IJ2237. Touchy one?

IJ2238. Quality the atom was once thought to have

IJ2241. Indicate via gestures

IJ2242. Sturm’s partner

IJ2244. Gas in a sign

IJ2246. Followers of Saint Ignatius

IJ2250. Culs ___

IJ2251. Precarious perch, perhaps

IJ2253. Salon creations

IJ2254. “The ___ the possible” (Politics, to Bismarck)

IJ2255. Dodge Viper engines or women’s shoes

IJ2256. Tech-news site launched in March 1994

IJ2257. Marble, e.g.

IJ2258. Product with “Extra Dry” brand

IJ2261. Harry Potter hero Longbottom

IJ2263. More comfortable

IJ2264. Aim rival

IJ2265. The last word in service?

IJ2266. “We got ___!!” (amateur musicians’ great news)

IJ2267. Anthropological notation

IJ2268. Sha ___ (doo-wop group)

IJ2269. Has left the office

IJ2270. Brand of foam toys

IJ2271. Lindbergh’s cargo in 1926

IJ2273. Pass up

IJ2275. Hong Kong neighbor

IJ2276. Blue-black berrylike fruit

IJ2277. Ex-hubby of Lisa Marie

IJ2279. Craig once of the NBA

IJ2280. Number of Heinz flavors in old Rome?

IJ2281. Denver’s loc., when founded

IJ2282. Jim-dandy

IJ2284. Leather-hued

IJ2285. Believer’s bracelet letters

IJ2287. “Pet” that angers

IJ2288. God of life, death, and fertility who underwent resurrection

IJ2289. Altercations

IJ2290. Evil Dead and Spider-Man director

IJ2293. Leia to Luke, as he never calls her

IJ2294. Ability to see things as they are

IJ2297. Certain address starter

IJ2298. Place for koi

IJ2299. Concerning unknown numbers

IJ2301. Library indexing abbr.

IJ2303. Often-fried vegetables

IJ2305. Presidents Taft, Ford, Clinton, and both Bushes

IJ2308. Guitarist Allman

IJ2309. Scrap for Spot

IJ2310. Has a harsh sound

IJ2311. Gentle reminder

IJ2312. Some genderqueer folks

IJ2313. What was Brexited from

IJ2315. “Lights” singer Goulding

IJ2316. Maxwell House decaf

IJ2317. Computer entries?

IJ2318. I’m not a ___ (captcha phrase)

IJ2319. Nice turndown?

IJ2320. Archaic Jewish sect

IJ2324. It has moles

IJ2325. ___ Tales (video game)

IJ2326. Flexible twig

IJ2327. “Bae,” about a hundred years back

IJ2328. Bell-shaped bloomer

IJ2329. Shipment, in Paris

IJ2331. The Office receptionist

IJ2333. Like some tempera paints

IJ2335. Makes indistinct

IJ2336. Represent an alternate route, maybe

IJ2339. Poem used in Beethoven’s “Choral Symphony”

IJ2341. “___ directed” (medicine alert)

IJ2342. Sword for Deadpool

IJ2343. Alto and tenor

IJ2344. Modern crime head?

IJ2345. Divergent narrator

IJ2346. Fell for a scam

IJ2347. Attires

IJ2348. Dakota Fanning’s role in Charlotte’s Web

IJ2349. Silence that’s sometimes “the word”

IJ2350. Types likely to create a “Hotties of Silicon Valley” ranking site

IJ2352. Title Uncle on stage

IJ2353. Physicist for whom a speed-of-sound ratio is named

IJ2354. Center of the Sator square

IJ2355. Earth-moving Teen Titans hero-villain

IJ2357. Novelist Hamsun

IJ2359. Apartment level

IJ2361. Words with a pat

IJ2363. Crime author Marklund

IJ2364. Snowboarding gold medalist White

IJ2365. Tough on the tummy

IJ2366. Nasty one

IJ2367. “The defense ___!”

IJ2369. Vet’s affliction

IJ2370. Performer who’s the descendant of a Japanese emperor

IJ2371. ___ for Innocent (novel featuring private investigator Kinsey Millhone)

IJ2372. Shoe with a wooden sole

IJ2373. Man of the house

IJ2374. Symposium author

IJ2375. Like well-worn wood

IJ2379. Visual prosthesis passing into reality these days

IJ2381. “You shouldn’t have posted this”

IJ2385. Pre-alcoholic

IJ2388. “And what thanks do I get??”

IJ2390. Bread et al.

IJ2395. Away from the stem

IJ2397. Over and not touching

IJ2398. Partly denudes

IJ2400. Old-time mouth wash

IJ2402. Widow’s share

IJ2405. Dos that are don’ts?

IJ2407. Macho machine-gun manhandler

IJ2408. Run around

IJ2409. It’s two after tau

IJ2410. Bides time while the heat is on

IJ2412. Soft speech sound

IJ2413. Talks endlessly

IJ2414. Asseverates

IJ2415. Like some jacket hoods

IJ2417. ___ Joe (Twain character)

IJ2418. Drummer in pancake makeup Carr

IJ2420. What Wilde sued the marquess of Queensberry for

IJ2421. It’s not to be missed

IJ2423. “The Next Episode” singer

IJ2424. Dungeon crawl equivalents in World of Warcraft

IJ2425. Italian director Sergio

IJ2426. “Will ___ will you?”

IJ2427. Blogger’s citation

IJ2429. Track star Griffith-Joyner, familiarly

IJ2433. Letter-shaped track

IJ2435. ___ keyboard (types)

IJ2436. Author of a paradox about extraterrestrial life

IJ2437. With regulated speed

IJ2438. Board game whose goal is Retirement

IJ2440. Royal dream producer

IJ2441. -resembling

IJ2442. Keep the place in order

IJ2443. A portion (of)

IJ2444. Crocus and freesia, e.g.

IJ2445. Proverbial place of self-humbling

IJ2447. Tastes with bite

IJ2449. Gangland gal

IJ2451. Word on the Great Seal of the US

IJ2453. Scottish turndown

IJ2454. Videotape’s successor

IJ2456. Kaye of The George Burns Show

IJ2457. Paquin of True Blood and X-Men

IJ2458. Access a private account

IJ2459. Big name in cell service

IJ2461. “It’s not ___. On my world, it means hope” (Man of Steel)

IJ2462. ___ seven: 6:50

IJ2463. Bucs tackle Jason

IJ2465. 80s arcade sensation with an asterisk in its name

IJ2466. Fictional Swiss girl

IJ2467. Every twelve mos.

IJ2468. Please Satan

IJ2469. He played Gandolfini’s son

IJ2470. Anti-government radical

IJ2472. Sheer cloth

IJ2473. Like the first leg of a triathlon

IJ2474. Former Lone Justice singer Maria

IJ2475. Indie movies

IJ2477. Second-generation Japanese American

IJ2479. Wetness from sadness or happiness

IJ2481. Unpopular religious groups

IJ2483. SNL’s Biden impersonator

IJ2485. Important util.

IJ2486. Valentine, to Gen Z

IJ2487. Added restriction on some vegan recipes

IJ2488. “Can ___ least see my options?”

IJ2489. Blue ___ Carter, Beyonce and Jay-Z’s daughter

IJ2490. Dad’s namesake (abbr.)

IJ2491. Lunar calendar observance

IJ2492. Noticeable

IJ2495. When doubled, a pioneering blog

IJ2496. Belgrade denizen

IJ2497. Card game similar to Tarock and Schafkopf

IJ2498. Pinball ploy

IJ2499. Where mobile homes park

IJ2500. They have very thick skins

IJ2502. Rock music’s Better Than ___

IJ2504. Toyota model

IJ2506. “Lower your weapons, we need not fight!”

IJ2509. Bold-sounding schemes?

IJ2512. English sculptor

IJ2513. Main and Oak (abbr.)

IJ2514. “I’m sorry to say it, but you’re right”

IJ2516. Legally forbids

IJ2518. Crumple before tossing out

IJ2520. Ghostly-hued

IJ2522. Obama’s energy secretary

IJ2523. More coy

IJ2524. Make a name for oneself?

IJ2525. Jostles (for)

IJ2526. Christmas-carol gifts

IJ2527. “Four and twenty blackbirds baked in ___”

IJ2528. 503, in 503

IJ2529. Buckwheat breakfast

IJ2530. Memo to:

IJ2531. Denunciates

IJ2533. Art fan, perhaps

IJ2534. Morning shave brands

IJ2535. Perch precariously

IJ2536. Cup lip

IJ2537. Removes abruptly

IJ2539. Piece of metal

IJ2540. Essence or core

IJ2542. “Love Train” group member

IJ2543. Infielder Lowrie

IJ2544. Grazed on

IJ2545. ___ Peak (Massachusetts ski resort)

IJ2546. Seine moorage

IJ2547. Shipper’s postings

IJ2550. Your brothers to your father

IJ2551. “What are men even good for, anyway?” asker

IJ2553. Death ___ Funeral

IJ2554. Whitney’s inventions

IJ2555. Word with “a date”

IJ2556. Templeton and Waugh

IJ2557. Game that’s half-cardio, half-trivia

IJ2558. Catch phrase?

IJ2560. If-___: conditional statements

IJ2561. Justin Timberlake’s band

IJ2562. Not them

IJ2563. Upscale hotel room features

IJ2565. Works hard

IJ2567. Individual mag (abbr.)

IJ2568. Status symbol between your teeth

IJ2569. Pile of irritating nonsense

IJ2572. Most lacking in seriousness

IJ2574. Always just not get it

IJ2575. Word in a bailiff’s command

IJ2577. Comedy about a vengeful ex-philosophy professor

IJ2578. 13 turned binary turned Roman numeral

IJ2579. Pathetic parody of a civilized event

IJ2580. Watch four?

IJ2581. “My conclusions are the same as yours”

IJ2585. Turn often prohibited, slangily

IJ2586. Brief author?

IJ2589. Racers’ ibuprofen, slangily

IJ2591. Crazy-fast worker

IJ2594. “Can ___?” (statement from one needing to vent)

IJ2595. “Call on Me” singer Jackson

IJ2596. Stillmatic rapper, 2001

IJ2597. Put some feeling into the reading

IJ2598. Male foals

IJ2599. Handle day-to-day responsibilities, in slang

IJ2601. Snow on the way out

IJ2602. Particle accelerator emissions

IJ2604. Letters on paintings of the cross

IJ2605. Emphatic refusal

IJ2606. Words meaning “All good” that were George Washington’s last

IJ2610. Conjunctions with limited function

IJ2611. Mature on the vine

IJ2612. What may be powdered in the morning?

IJ2613. North by Northwest film studio

IJ2614. Facial expressions that are “the widest” in an old joke

IJ2620. Lets down

IJ2626. Web toon based on a Picasso drawing

IJ2629. ___ hand: skilled

IJ2633. Three min. of pro boxing

IJ2634. First name in Bonds

IJ2635. Basic spans, in music

IJ2637. Some cos. that want to let you know they're cos.

IJ2638. Colorful exhibition

IJ2640. Literally, “the Month of the Pilgrimage”

IJ2644. Make another offer

IJ2645. “___ stand” (Martin Luther)

IJ2646. Real scumbags

IJ2647. Mood med

IJ2648. ___ out (withdrew)

IJ2649. Preacher Turner

IJ2650. Gram. modifier for action

IJ2651. “Take a ___ at it!”

IJ2652. Nas X and Durk

IJ2653. Use again, as a resource

IJ2654. Green smoothie ingredient

IJ2655. “Oh for the love of…”

IJ2656. “And others,” to Cicero

IJ2657. It’s in the palm of your hand

IJ2659. “Back in Black” singers

IJ2661. Heat-and-serve, maybe

IJ2663. Spot in Ga. with really great architecture (having to rebuild after getting burned to the ground will do that)

IJ2664. Paper airplane, technically (but usually a drone, abbr.)

IJ2665. Banana cream or pizza

IJ2666. Tractors seen on many a road trip

IJ2667. “___ house, is a very, very, very fine house”

IJ2668. Magic spells

IJ2669. “___ surprise…obvious, really”

IJ2670. Gave lip

IJ2671. Goddess of creation and destruction

IJ2672. Jackie Robinson’s first pro team

IJ2673. River running through Italy

IJ2674. Pass up the mountain?

IJ2678. Phalanx, e.g.

IJ2679. One vertex of the Summer Triangle

IJ2680. Double star in Orion

IJ2681. Discipline including animatronics

IJ2684. “That was awesome of me!”

IJ2686. Goddess who’s literally part of another god

IJ2690. “There's no future for this”

IJ2694. Where Aswan Dam is

IJ2695. Garmin abbr.

IJ2696. Aerialist savers

IJ2697. Passages

IJ2698. Prone to spread, like laughter or a cold

IJ2700. Pillow décor in hotels

IJ2701. Give-shot link

IJ2702. Semi liquid

IJ2703. Mac Miller exclamation

IJ2704. Being surrounded by ignorance

IJ2706. Goal of Olympic competitors

IJ2707. “I’ll get right ___!”

IJ2708. Land-parcel measures

IJ2709. Deportation acronym

IJ2710. Writer in a family of real estate agents, e.g.

IJ2712. Kick and Zero colas

IJ2713. “This is only a test” letters

IJ2714. They’re ideal for service

IJ2715. Part of Monroe’s signature

IJ2716. Get any new-fallen leaves off

IJ2717. Masterless samurai

IJ2718. Condemn sharply

IJ2721. Points from pencils

IJ2723. Shots’ contents, maybe

IJ2724. Nutcracker movement

IJ2725. Handles for swordsmen

IJ2726. Informal word for a wife

IJ2727. Mark Harmon police series

IJ2729. Hypoallergenic, sapphire-eyed cat

IJ2731. North Pole “Mrs.”

IJ2732. Starburst flavor

IJ2733. Location of Olympus Mons

IJ2734. Tinsel time

IJ2735. Borg who retired at 26

IJ2736. Formation of bone

IJ2739. Times for pranks

IJ2741. Cadence call opener

IJ2743. Globe-shaped flowers

IJ2744. “Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life” position

IJ2747. They’re unreformably evil

IJ2748. Union member of old?

IJ2749. That bleepin’ droid

IJ2750. Peaty wetland

IJ2751. Opposite of great, to Burns

IJ2752. Slovenly woman

IJ2753. Forgetting ___ Marshall (you didn’t forget her name, did you?)

IJ2754. History with drugs

IJ2755. Wolfe character

IJ2756. Common cable format

IJ2757. Like autumn weather

IJ2758. Not over the plate

IJ2759. Spotted juvenile

IJ2762. My essentials

IJ2764. Destines, and not in a good way

IJ2765. What raised eyebrows signify

IJ2766. Poetic regions

IJ2767. Kind of cleaner or season

IJ2768. Kind of stochastic optimization methods, for short

IJ2769. “I ___ surgeon!” (The Good Doctor meme)

IJ2770. Texas int’l air code

IJ2771. It’s not made in the shade

IJ2772. Believer in love and redemptive feeling

IJ2774. VCR reset reading

IJ2775. Miscellany or collection

IJ2776. Book with reminiscences of Heinlein and Clarke

IJ2778. X-ray blocker

IJ2779. Powerful desire

IJ2780. Printing paper size (abbr.)

IJ2781. “Render ___ Caesar…”

IJ2782. “What place soever,” e.g.

IJ2783. As you to your sibling, probably

IJ2784. Some motel guests

IJ2785. 1957 war movie title river

IJ2786. Asset for a mimic

IJ2787. Deborah, Graham and Jean

IJ2788. Child or protégé, probably

IJ2789. Screened from view

IJ2790. TV role for Flockhart

IJ2792. Dropout’s 2nd chance

IJ2793. Name shared by two out of three Only Murders in the Building stars

IJ2795. Unkind, like criticism or fence wire

IJ2796. Where you might hang a chapeau

IJ2797. In ___: quickly

IJ2800. Meditation aid

IJ2801. Good & ___ (licorice candy)

IJ2802. Actions

IJ2803. Some say it’s more unselfish than a “present,” but others make no distinction

IJ2804. Half of CCVI

IJ2805. “Glory is mine!”

IJ2806. Was concealed by

IJ2807. Like candied apples

IJ2808. Part of VHF

IJ2809. Like a phenomenally thrown game

IJ2810. Using inside info

IJ2811. Oregon city

IJ2812. French-style hair knot

IJ2813. 1956 Four Lads hit, “___ Much”

IJ2815. Int’l Red Cross, e.g.

IJ2817. Perceptive CSA gen.

IJ2818. In ___: unsure what to do next

IJ2820. Williams of Happy Days who's still acting, you just haven’t seen him in much

IJ2821. Route around the flaming truck and rescue helicopter

IJ2822. iPod models

IJ2823. Yell to the quarterback

IJ2826. Aladdin’s monkey

IJ2827. Under-the-sink fitting

IJ2828. Makes a sap of

IJ2829. Tacit permission

IJ2831. “Smooth Operator” singer

IJ2832. Blyton who wrote Five on a Treasure Island

IJ2833. Cyclist’s insurance?

IJ2834. ___-en-scene: stage setting

IJ2835. Twelfth Night setting

IJ2837. Steve Carrell’s “Almighty” title role

IJ2838. New York City voting bloc and believers in a hallowed life

IJ2840. ‘50s duds on the road

IJ2841. “Go away, kid, you bother me”

IJ2843. Her charges are sarges

IJ2844. Jared, Kay, and Zales

IJ2846. Pencil-and-paper guessing game

IJ2847. United Kingdom flag

IJ2850. 1950s TV chimp J. Fred

IJ2853. Part of a metaphor

IJ2854. Torment

IJ2855. Bern flower?

IJ2856. “Too Ra Loo Ra Loo ___” (Irish lullaby)

IJ2857. Cordoba kinsman

IJ2858. 5, to mariners

IJ2859. Herb honored in Wales

IJ2860. “No, it really is spelled like that” notes

IJ2861. “I ___ million dinners…” (“Keep Yourself Alive,” Queen)

IJ2862. Holm of Alien

IJ2863. Ditched Russian space station

IJ2864. Author Joyce Carol

IJ2865. 1963 Ray Charles hit

IJ2866. Garfield often punts him off tables

IJ2867. Grain for Grani

IJ2869. Deep introspection

IJ2872. Carthaginian ruler of myth

IJ2875. Diminutives with cigar and kitchen (so yeah, a little old-fashioned)

IJ2876. Jessie’s partner in Team Rocket

IJ2877. Equally strange

IJ2878. Arthurian king

IJ2880. Hyphenated prefix for “cultural” and “nationalist”

IJ2881. Just too MUCH, moo-moo-moo [kissing sounds]

IJ2883. They might make you disappear

IJ2888. Highway markings

IJ2892. Chromosomal molecules

IJ2893. She hit #3 with “It Must Be Him”

IJ2895. 100-yr. periods

IJ2896. One behind the other

IJ2898. ___ de Dios, Andean river

IJ2899. “With this ring, I ___ wed”

IJ2900. “Give it another go”

IJ2902. Grunts

IJ2903. Slangy cancellation

IJ2904. “Where’ve you ___? I thought EVERYONE knew!”

IJ2905. Eatery or its patron

IJ2906. Sp. or Fr. version

IJ2907. “Happy Pills” singer Jones

IJ2908. Beamed

IJ2909. “This checks out”

IJ2912. Smoothie King flavor

IJ2913. Acrobat’s document

IJ2914. Ireland’s demonym

IJ2915. Fed. extra-income program

IJ2916. All-stars’ stand-ins

IJ2918. Wave producer

IJ2919. Pietà figure

IJ2920. Murmurings under a masseuse

IJ2921. Frat party stunt

IJ2922. Pat presenting Prize Puzzles to people

IJ2923. Chief Justice Roberts

IJ2924. Shady fellow?

IJ2926. Set of values

IJ2927. Disney film set in ancient China

IJ2928. Is yours…THE FIVE OF CLUBS???

IJ2929. Third-commonest gas

IJ2930. Give off, like pheromones

IJ2931. Bandleader’s cue

IJ2932. Verse on a Grecian urn

IJ2933. Island dances

IJ2935. Baldwin rival

IJ2937. Former UN leader Kofi

IJ2938. Creamy chilled soup

IJ2942. Hits with a taser

IJ2943. Pathetic pushover

IJ2944. Top of a dial

IJ2945. Floral rings

IJ2947. Tat’s partner in trades

IJ2948. Roadside eateries, familiarly

IJ2949. Tribe associated with Kokopelli

IJ2950. Drop-off points (abbr.)

IJ2951. Certain fishing pot

IJ2955. Anti-infidel crusade

IJ2958. Businesses taxed separately from their owners

IJ2960. Some picture files, in computerspeak

IJ2961. Tournament sit-outs

IJ2962. Grads-to-be (abbr.)

IJ2963. Ben’s partner, in tabloids

IJ2964. Detached forcefully, with “off”

IJ2966. Onetime Elton John collaborator

IJ2967. “___ should explain, becomes wind when it is agitated” (Lucretius)

IJ2968. “Am ___ time?”

IJ2969. Surpass others at an auction

IJ2970. Harmonia’s daughter, in Greek myth

IJ2971. Hwy. that takes its tolls

IJ2972. ___ Tomb (solitaire game)

IJ2973. Lad’s sweetie

IJ2974. 90s TV family, with “the”

IJ2976. Epps or Dorsey of TV

IJ2978. Tough problem

IJ2979. Baseball’s Valentin

IJ2980. Poet Benet’s middle name

IJ2982. Missile’s primary part

IJ2986. Where Admiral Perry sailed

IJ2987. Too busy to talk

IJ2988. Bonitos’ cousins

IJ2989. Cal. pages

IJ2990. Inst. at Lexington, Va.

IJ2991. Asleep at the switch

IJ2994. Beclouded

IJ2996. Ready to fight anyone waving a swastika

IJ2998. They begin many shows and movies

IJ2999. Limerick laugher quality

IJ3001. Prefix with “technology”

IJ3002. Teatro Museo founder

IJ3003. Frat-house room

IJ3004. “I’m so ___ I have trouble seeing over my pelvis” (Zaphod Beeblebrox)

IJ3005. Tear channels

IJ3006. Ajit of net-neutrality opposition

IJ3007. Braces wearer, jokingly

IJ3009. “Needle” in needle grass

IJ3010. Uneaten bit

IJ3011. Yokohama is on it

IJ3012. Seventeen or Teen Vogue, since giving up print

IJ3013. Did post office work

IJ3014. North America’s new name under President Snow

IJ3015. Mercury’s ‘50s ___-O-Matic transmission

IJ3016. Scrambled, as type

IJ3017. Volcanic outpouring, e.g.

IJ3018. “Just the Two ___” (1981 hit)

IJ3020. German jackass

IJ3021. Coll. kids’ home bases

IJ3022. Sailor’s chain

IJ3023. Standard for a WLAN

IJ3024. NLP aspect that identifies and classifies

IJ3025. Classic poem about how black lives matter

IJ3026. Coy animal ending

IJ3027. Premolars

IJ3029. Slumber party wear

IJ3031. Hotel chain

IJ3033. Westernish?

IJ3034. Imperfect mdse.

IJ3035. Albany’s setting in New York

IJ3037. Brit’s bum

IJ3038. First, second, or third, but not fourth

IJ3039. KGB successor

IJ3040. Hostile interview question

IJ3041. Place where you feel next most comfortable…and it’s a close second

IJ3044. It might inhibit concealment

IJ3045. Walked on tiptoe, say

IJ3046. 551, in Ancient Rome

IJ3047. Disease known as “the great imitator”

IJ3049. Comedians Aykroyd and Castellaneta

IJ3050. German fantasy novelist Michael

IJ3051. Raft traveler of note

IJ3052. Like the little finger

IJ3054. Make tracks

IJ3055. Partner of long.

IJ3056. Alley from Moo

IJ3057. ___ fond farewell

IJ3058. Manga ninja with a complicated heritage

IJ3060. Org. with the motto “Expect Great”

IJ3061. Ain’t It Funny singer’s nickname

IJ3062. “Engineered for life” corp.

IJ3063. Prez who started NASA

IJ3064. Gang member’s “OK” before a job

IJ3066. “Forget it, ___. It’s Chinatown”

IJ3068. Cheerleader’s concern

IJ3069. Throat-clearing sounds

IJ3070. Member of Parliament to Disraeli: “Sir, you will either die on the gallows ___ some unspeakable disease.” Disraeli: “That depends, Sir, whether I embrace your policies or your mistress.”

IJ3071. Panoramas

IJ3072. Tool to find flaws in code

IJ3073. ___ Tages (someday, in German)

IJ3074. Like some runs

IJ3076. Sort of chi in Hunter × Hunter

IJ3077. Oscar film from 1958 that’s pretty uncomfortable viewing today

IJ3078. Urbandictionary.com specialty, allegedly

IJ3079. Yahoo! founder Jerry

IJ3080. Straits’ relatives

IJ3081. 180-degree turns, slangily

IJ3082. (The) football, in football

IJ3084. Having a special flavor.

IJ3085. Magazine that selects the “100 Most Influential Blacks in America”

IJ3086. The FCC doesn’t require stations to show them

IJ3087. Line said by Johnny Weissmuller to Maureen O’Sullivan

IJ3089. Sublime

IJ3091. “Looking for a New Love” singer Watley

IJ3092. What farmer’s markets support

IJ3094. Catch, as one’s attention

IJ3095. SNL starter Gilda

IJ3096. Texter’s “as I see it”

IJ3097. Death in Deutschland

IJ3098. Occupancy

IJ3100. Famed space shuttle astronaut

IJ3101. German civilization…and everything that implies

IJ3102. Take ___ it comes

IJ3103. Held in reserve

IJ3104. Mother of Zeus

IJ3105. Stomach, cutely

IJ3106. Fool around

IJ3107. Let go piecemeal

IJ3109. Saving Private Ryan craft (abbr.)

IJ3110. Muslim duty

IJ3111. Mega Man console (abbr.)

IJ3112. Cost-controlling WWII agcy.

IJ3113. Indigenous people who traditionally had full beards and mustaches, unlike their Japanese annexers

IJ3114. High on highballs

IJ3115. Steve who co-founded Apple

IJ3116. The twelve angry men of Twelve Angry Men

IJ3117. Tribespeople of Rwanda

IJ3118. Forming clumps

IJ3119. Peevish

IJ3120. Some sauces

IJ3124. Going like a maniac, old-style

IJ3127. Nous ___ eu très peur: We were very scared

IJ3128. Beeb competitor

IJ3129. Pre-stereo system

IJ3130. Wardrobe

IJ3131. Head movement

IJ3132. “That’s ___ Quit, I’m Movin’ On” (Sam Cooke tune)

IJ3133. Leather-lunged

IJ3134. Africa’s oldest republic

IJ3136. Ominous phrasing that can make, say, finishing the laundry sound like an assassination

IJ3137. Gustave who said, “The French flag is the only one to have a staff a thousand feet tall”

IJ3139. “You NAUGHTY one” (Austin Powers catchphrase)

IJ3142. Blood test letters

IJ3143. Music magazine

IJ3145. Latter-day pals

IJ3146. Look with amazement

IJ3147. Supply supper

IJ3148. Hospital sights

IJ3149. Typing skill meas.

IJ3150. Boombox adjunct

IJ3151. “You’re on thin ice…”

IJ3153. “Sweetheart” of Jersey Shore

IJ3154. Lack of enthusiasm

IJ3156. Digestive aid brand

IJ3157. Regretful word

IJ3158. East German?

IJ3159. Reached senescence

IJ3163. Heading for a pole

IJ3165. Vie for at auction

IJ3166. Palindromic music category

IJ3167. First of 23 like-named Popes

IJ3168. 651, in old Rome

IJ3170. Dice roll, say

IJ3171. Spongy shoe

IJ3172. “___ Been Working on the Railroad”

IJ3173. Feeling low

IJ3175. Lightsaber builders

IJ3176. Hankered

IJ3177. Clubs and spades

IJ3178. Facetiousness

IJ3180. Rather racy, say

IJ3182. Bridge bid

IJ3183. Bungling

IJ3184. The "loneliest number"

IJ3185. Waterston and Houston

IJ3186. Chow from a chuckwagon

IJ3187. Its final game was Kirby’s Dream Land 3

IJ3188. Ike’s turf, once

IJ3189. Do a take-off on

IJ3190. “The best of all possible worlds” philosopher

IJ3192. In it to ___

IJ3193. More skillful

IJ3194. Eight-minute Steely Dan song

IJ3195. Thoroughly mixing

IJ3197. Reconciliation preceder

IJ3198. Wise (to)

IJ3199. Cargo space

IJ3200. “The ponytail’s hipster cousin,” per GQ

IJ3201. ___ deaf ear

IJ3202. Chinese vessel

IJ3203. Short sentence about a long term

IJ3204. Star-tracking trio

IJ3205. Overcomes by cleverness

IJ3208. Jurassic Park critters

IJ3209. Hocked

IJ3213. Stumble with

IJ3214. Junk-drawer contents

IJ3216. What hold you back

IJ3220. “Lead-spitter”

IJ3221. Resident’s end?

IJ3222. “Juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or to produce an aesthetic response in the viewer,” per Scott McCloud

IJ3223. For what reason

IJ3225. Evil spirits that lie on people in their sleep

IJ3227. “u r KIDDING!”

IJ3228. G as in GEICO, for short

IJ3229. Ending for human or planet

IJ3230. Island near Sumatra

IJ3231. Equal partnership

IJ3232. Like Old Norse

IJ3233. ___ Khalifa (tallest building ever)

IJ3234. Brain and spinal cord (abbr.)

IJ3235. Leave nowhere to go

IJ3236. Informal greeting

IJ3237. Hurry, to Hamlet

IJ3238. Has a hero

IJ3239. Commit to memory

IJ3240. What latecomers may be placed on

IJ3242. Eating for two, informally

IJ3246. Take a gander at

IJ3247. Years in the Vatican

IJ3248. Numbskulls

IJ3250. Nose, to an oenophile

IJ3251. Dainty, to a Brit

IJ3252. “If this ___ any help...”

IJ3254. Record-holder Ripken

IJ3255. Picks at the self-esteem of

IJ3257. Wicker-ensconced wine holder

IJ3259. Something shared

IJ3260. Country with a red, white, and blue flag

IJ3261. Dreiser’s hometown

IJ3263. Acorn’s source

IJ3264. Hyperactive

IJ3265. Passover meal

IJ3266. Rolling Stone founder Wenner

IJ3267. Break cover?

IJ3269. Eli Whitney’s alma mater

IJ3270. Intolerant of impropriety

IJ3271. Mailers (abbr.)

IJ3272. Editorial page material

IJ3273. The Streets ___ (1979 drama)

IJ3275. Expert aerialists

IJ3276. Channels 2-13

IJ3277. Hitchhiker’s Guide beings, for short

IJ3278. How to respond to an insult

IJ3279. Hang tinsel

IJ3280. Under present conditions

IJ3282. Actress Alyssa who made a “Teen Steam” workout video

IJ3284. Long fellow of the sea

IJ3285. Squeezes in a snooze

IJ3286. Reviled singers?

IJ3287. Follows slavishly

IJ3288. Sluglike crime lord of sci-fi

IJ3289. Pay (up)

IJ3290. Having good sense

IJ3292. Kepner, ficitonal MD, or month before she left the show

IJ3293. Deliberates

IJ3294. 1997 Tony nominee Williams

IJ3295. Sometimes dark-brown quaff

IJ3296. Jewish heavyweight champ of 1934

IJ3297. Shortening used in recipes?

IJ3298. Hustled

IJ3299. ___ Another Teen Movie

IJ3300. Fall mos.

IJ3301. “And, well, you get the idea”

IJ3302. Proving ground

IJ3304. Best-selling female singer of the ‘90s

IJ3305. Retired Cunard flagship, for short

IJ3306. Ground-breaking

IJ3308. Modifying pts. of speech

IJ3309. "Peace!"

IJ3310. Some Antietam combatants

IJ3311. Vacationer’s joy

IJ3312. Really spirited

IJ3313. Leonardo role

IJ3314. Turin-based automaker

IJ3315. Little house on the prairie

IJ3316. Actresses Carter and Gwyn

IJ3317. Military gp. for some 9th-graders

IJ3318. Bump in a crowd

IJ3319. Patrol alerts

IJ3320. “You Be ___” (1986 hit for Run-DMC)

IJ3322. Plowing woe

IJ3323. Helianthus’ bed

IJ3324. Faultily minted coin

IJ3325. C-shaped st.

IJ3326. Begetting

IJ3328. Source of solar energy

IJ3329. Collette, Morrison and Braxton

IJ3330. React to a “boo!”

IJ3331. ___ a tangent

IJ3332. Green, hulking Marvel hero

IJ3334. Texans and Mississippians

IJ3337. Forward lateral relative

IJ3338. Martin’s West Wing role

IJ3339. Related to the kidneys

IJ3340. Kingfish of Louisiana

IJ3341. “___ a Rebel” (‘60s hit)

IJ3342. Springy

IJ3343. Architectural overhang

IJ3344. Boop, Giselle-DeVille, and Rubble of animation

IJ3345. Stag attendee

IJ3346. “For better is a neighbor that ___…” (Proverbs)

IJ3348. “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” frolicker

IJ3349. Not around the bend

IJ3350. Dishwasher cycle

IJ3351. To be, to Benoit

IJ3352. “This is too much for me right now”

IJ3354. Early stage of industrial work, for short

IJ3355. Wisecrack

IJ3356. One ___ (unlikely chances)

IJ3357. Early American home

IJ3359. Odo portrayer

IJ3360. Freight mover

IJ3361. “Three Flags” artist

IJ3363. Arboreal moth repellant

IJ3364. Class with potentially thousands of students

IJ3365. Sky lines subject to much conspiracy theorizing

IJ3367. Defects, as in a plan

IJ3368. Film director von Sternberg

IJ3369. How cardinals are garbed

IJ3370. Final state

IJ3371. In a relaxed position

IJ3373. Paul who made progress toward the Theory of Everything

IJ3374. Cabbies’ credentials (abbr.)

IJ3375. Melodic fragment

IJ3376. Puddy that a certain bird taut he taw

IJ3377. Spiritual healing method

IJ3378. Hardly breezy

IJ3379. Bully out of money

IJ3380. It might spear a spear

IJ3381. Child’s marble

IJ3383. Common sports affliction

IJ3386. Considered it proper

IJ3387. Start getting mouth-ready for bed

IJ3388. One of about twenty non-permanent residents on an island near South America and Antarctica

IJ3390. Highly esteemed person

IJ3391. Cornish ancestor

IJ3392. Stamps one’s approval

IJ3395. Crossed paths with

IJ3396. Adversities

IJ3397. French-door component

IJ3398. Yule quaffs

IJ3399. Skeptical retort

IJ3401. Montreal students’ vacances d’___

IJ3402. Cossack commander

IJ3404. Instruments known for caroling

IJ3405. Offer up too much of a good thing

IJ3406. ZaSu Pitts’s role in Greed

IJ3407. Brick : house :: ___ : nest

IJ3408. Milk carton, topographically

IJ3411. Buyer or seller

IJ3413. Show pluck

IJ3414. Start trading

IJ3415. Thames islet

IJ3416. Official permission

IJ3417. Regulars, or what they’ll have

IJ3419. Simply

IJ3420. Model T feature

IJ3422. Query from Judas

IJ3425. At-home care for more mental patients

IJ3429. Integrated circuit element

IJ3433. Not on the internet, on the internet

IJ3434. Penultimate tennis round

IJ3435. Moved quickly, old-style

IJ3436. Kennel-club listing

IJ3437. Moon droppings?

IJ3438. Food-slicing mobile game

IJ3441. Showing off at an expo

IJ3442. Name in the news since 1992

IJ3444. “Duh, of course”

IJ3446. Sherlock Holmes smoked them

IJ3447. Emmy winners, often

IJ3449. Erica Banks’ “___ It”

IJ3450. Don’t heat food

IJ3451. Ayr’s hours of darkness

IJ3452. Not at all, in the nineteenth century

IJ3453. Words before “many words”

IJ3454. Wolfed down too much of, with “on”

IJ3455. “Great Race of Mercy” terminus

IJ3457. Abbreviated note meaning “stet”

IJ3458. Legal, briefly?

IJ3459. Silly, slangily

IJ3460. Where the Kwai once flowed?

IJ3461. Epic sometimes used as a metaphor for all epics

IJ3462. ___ justice to: serves fairly

IJ3463. Projects metaphorically in the fire

IJ3464. Initials for Elks

IJ3465. Some WKRP characters

IJ3467. Michael Faraday, George Westinghouse, and Edith Clarke, acronymically

IJ3468. Treat with a Sir Isaac Lime flavor

IJ3469. Who said “I owe the public nothing”

IJ3471. Legal exclusion

IJ3474. Prison Break population

IJ3475. Maintain high intensity, as feelings

IJ3476. Roman helmet

IJ3477. Swayed back and forth

IJ3478. New or Golden follower

IJ3479. Confab

IJ3480. Compulsive shoplifter, slangily

IJ3483. Semi-late lunch time

IJ3485. 2021 Chinese zodiac sign

IJ3486. Of an organic compound

IJ3487. Prowl

IJ3488. 2013 WNBA champs

IJ3489. Indigenous person of the Arctic

IJ3490. Trigger on a trap

IJ3492. Show that begins “A horse is a horse, of course, of course”

IJ3495. Fantasia narrator Taylor

IJ3496. Like Trent Reznor’s The Social Network soundtrack

IJ3497. Sweetened, spiced milk tea

IJ3500. Early video game

IJ3501. The Color Purple heroine

IJ3502. Yellow rare-earth element

IJ3504. Brand in the pet aisle

IJ3506. Gang member known for wearing blue

IJ3507. Thor’s mother

IJ3508. Frequent filers

IJ3509. R.U.R. playwright Capek

IJ3510. Pedal-powered transport

IJ3511. Mingle

IJ3512. At which point

IJ3513. Comparatively oily

IJ3515. Creme ___ (custard dessert)

IJ3521. Courtroom dissent

IJ3524. ___-wheeler

IJ3527. Brick and concrete structures

IJ3531. Onetime Expos/Mets outfielder Chavez

IJ3532. Joint trouble

IJ3536. One of many written by David

IJ3541. Venturesome

IJ3545. Pedicurist’s need

IJ3550. Actor Kevin of The Big Chill and A Fish Called Wanda

IJ3551. Looters’ target

IJ3552. Create, as enthusiasm

IJ3553. Casino receipts

IJ3554. Bill directive

IJ3555. Upbraided

IJ3556. Eats hearty

IJ3557. Pick again

IJ3560. Apple bug-fixer, long discontinued?

IJ3564. Pat on the back or award

IJ3567. Pond quacker

IJ3569. “Should ___ acquaintance be forgot…”

IJ3570. Adjusted with a little elbow grease

IJ3571. Slope transport

IJ3573. Tone akin to sand

IJ3574. His name comes from the last real words he spoke

IJ3575. Coffeehouse choice

IJ3576. Respectable Franklin

IJ3577. Enlightened ones

IJ3579. Nagging doubts

IJ3581. “Who ___ kidding?”

IJ3582. Communicated, as Festivus grievances

IJ3583. Emulate Pisa’s tower

IJ3584. Marginally

IJ3585. Actress Davis of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and The Babadook

IJ3586. What FDR said in 1936, despite what happened in 1941

IJ3587. Excessive temper tantrum

IJ3588. Highland helper

IJ3589. Double Jeopardy actress who helped bring down Harvey Weinstein

IJ3591. Its postal abbreviation is an exclamation

IJ3592. He modernized plumbing in Jerusalem

IJ3593. E. ___

IJ3594. Dismisses

IJ3595. Weak focus, diagnosed

IJ3600. Buffing target

IJ3601. Short message online while watching a presidential debate, say

IJ3603. The Avengers star Diana

IJ3604. Central figure in a Clement C. Moore poem

IJ3607. 51 votes in the Senate, say

IJ3611. Feds concerned with returns

IJ3613. “No use talking about it!”

IJ3617. Tennis’s “Nasty” Nastase

IJ3618. Urban danger zones

IJ3621. Clandestine nautical gp.

IJ3622. Rival of Trump in 2016

IJ3623. It’s quite a stretch?

IJ3624. 8-time N.L. batting champ Gwynn

IJ3625. Came alive

IJ3626. Nancy Sinatra’s sister

IJ3627. Kolkata dress

IJ3628. Shirley of Green Gables

IJ3629. Condition faced by Usain Bolt and Kurt Cobain

IJ3630. Popular NYC takeout

IJ3631. Prepares the press

IJ3632. Carnival performer then, nerd now

IJ3633. Victory, Viennese-style

IJ3634. Roseanne’s Gilbert

IJ3635. English inns

IJ3636. Furniture and such onstage

IJ3637. Russian royal now technically a Disney princess

IJ3638. Aide to Hook

IJ3639. Daily Planet reporter

IJ3640. Cleanup crew’s target

IJ3641. Be on the horizon

IJ3642. Eustachian tube specialist

IJ3643. ___ Dolly (Winter’s Bone heroine)

IJ3644. Cheers, in Barcelona

IJ3645. “___ Dieu!”

IJ3646. Medium for some sculptures

IJ3647. Signed like an illiterate

IJ3648. “See attached” letters, in a letter

IJ3649. Actress and Israeli special envoy Tishby

IJ3650. Low limb

IJ3651. Ritter who portrayed Jessica Jones, allowing me to sneak another two-J thing in here

IJ3652. Code snippet

IJ3653. Earnings minus certain pmts.

IJ3654. Manipur man’s title

IJ3655. Sounds omitted in transcription

IJ3656. Pop Culture Happy Hour airer

IJ3657. Texting format, in brief

IJ3658. Quick sketch artist?

IJ3659. Threw up shoots from the root

IJ3660. Org. moving to more digital-first tax collection

IJ3661. Unit of work in some mechanics

IJ3662. Author Lin of Leave Society

IJ3663. London’s place (abbr.)

IJ3664. Fever and hallucinations can be among its symptoms

IJ3665. Game combining hopscotch and ballroom, for short

Down

IJ1. NSEW ending occasionally added to “left” or “right” as a goof

IJ2. Foot and stamp

IJ3. Bohea and hyson

IJ4. What the I stands for, most often (…and if you subtract the last four letters, you’ll get what the I stands for, in Rome)

IJ5. Burns birthplace

IJ6. Approval, as expected

IJ7. President after Anwar

IJ8. Apartment managers, informally

IJ9. Caravels

IJ10. Browser’s be-all

IJ11. School media-production center

IJ12. Fredric’s Anna Karenina co-star

IJ13. Succeed in spades

IJ14. Panegyric

IJ15. Familiar episode

IJ16. Three times, in Rx’s

IJ17. “Well, ___ say!”

IJ18. Less rude

IJ19. Inner courtyard

IJ20. Corrosives

IJ21. Soliloquy’s middle

IJ22. Actress Louise married to Steven Mnuchin

IJ23. Lager flavoring

IJ24. What the phoenix rises from

IJ25. Restrains

IJ26. Interpol record

IJ27. What the i stands for, in Apple products

IJ28. Prefix with hazard and warfare

IJ29. Type of quartz

IJ30. Jesus Christ Superstar baritone

IJ31. Inquired, to Snuffy Smith

IJ32. “I’m not so much interested in politics as I am in overthrowing the government” satirist Mort (LASH anagram)

IJ33. Spread that’s good on potato chips, actually

IJ34. Baby spoilers, often

IJ35. “Farm ___” (country music)

IJ36. Potential

IJ37. Cloyingly adorable

IJ38. Hospital tube

IJ39. Withdraws, with “out”

IJ40. Chase start?

IJ41. Bee sting antidote dispenser

IJ42. Stopped

IJ43. Kristen of Lost in Space

IJ44. Cheri of comedy

IJ45. What the J stands for, in spiritual self-questioning

IJ46. “The stage ___”

IJ47. Hallowed woman (Fr.)

IJ48. “Don’t know ___, but I know I love you”

IJ49. Lance-to-Oprah admission

IJ50. Bewitched

IJ51. Talk about ad nauseam

IJ52. Chinchilla’s home

IJ53. Text tracking network

IJ54. Big Apple airport abbr.

IJ55. Joey or Ross, e.g.

IJ56. Feet for poets

IJ57. Blowsy part of the Swiss climate

IJ58. Facebook action that was the OED’s Word of the Year for 2009

IJ59. Gold-medal skier Tommy

IJ60. Someone with unhealthy needs

IJ61. “I just got an idea…”

IJ62. Totally devastating rejoinder to “Am not!”, there’s no way that kid can come back from…oh, he just said “AM NOT” louder, who could’ve predicted

IJ63. What the J. stands for, according to the 45th president

IJ64. Central location

IJ65. Teddy’s neighbor on Rushmore

IJ66. Talks nonsense

IJ67. Baby doggo

IJ68. Shell collection?

IJ69. Discover little by little

IJ70. Relating to the eye

IJ71. Pose again

IJ72. General Lee, famously

IJ73. One Fearful ___ Eye

IJ74. Quick-as-lightning Bolt

IJ75. Highland churches

IJ76. “Have ___” (host’s invite)

IJ77. Great ruckus

IJ78. What the IJ stands for, in this section

IJ79. Patrick Dennis’ auntie

IJ80. Jewish laments

IJ81. 140-year-old concert performers

IJ83. Sold ___ of goods: misled about the value of

IJ84. Fabulous flyers

IJ85. Collectors of DNA

IJ86. Chinook salmon

IJ87. Disarrange

IJ88. Mind one’s ___ q’s

IJ89. Layered dessert pastries

IJ90. Putin’s veto

IJ91. Earn ___ (rake it in)

IJ92. Gelato brand named for gelato’s inventor

IJ93. Extant

IJ94. Subzero comment

IJ96. Outpouring of outrage

IJ97. Hindu force of nature

IJ98. Initials that disappoint latecomers

IJ99. Warty critters

IJ100. Concorde destination, once

IJ101. Rapidly approaching

IJ102. Severe smallpox, scientifically

IJ104. “___cumpleaños” (“It’s his birthday”)

IJ105. King tormented by thirst and hunger

IJ107. Harvest time (abbr.)

IJ108. Average guys?

IJ110. Printer’s measure

IJ111. Beginning from behind?

IJ113. For voting, it’s 18

IJ114. Didn’t use to be

IJ117. Shelter gp.

IJ118. Wonder Woman's first employer, in her WWII-era comics

IJ123. City near Ben-Gurion Airport

IJ129. Victor at Fredericksburg

IJ130. Gun lobby (abbr.)

IJ134. Apple video maker that pulls out key moments

IJ139. Old lyric poem in eight-syllable lines

IJ141. Cry during an argument between siblings

IJ144. The Lord, in the Torah

IJ145. Ruark novel

IJ148. Civil War soldier, for short

IJ150. “What ___!” (“How boring!”)

IJ151. Curtain-opener

IJ153. Half-evolved lunkhead

IJ155. “What’s Hecuba to him, ___ to Hecuba” (Hamlet)

IJ159. If not

IJ160. Stephen of V for Vendetta

IJ165. Only Super Bowl won by the Jets

IJ167. Bird in Peter and the Wolf

IJ169. Unlikely derby winner

IJ171. It gives belts for belting, for short

IJ173. Acknowledges in passing

IJ174. Editing order

IJ177. Irritating

IJ179. Blog feed format, in brief

IJ180. Show determination by silencing oneself

IJ185. Books printed before

IJ186. “No matter how generous to the needy you are, family should come first”

IJ188. Crack agent

IJ190. Separator of Ukraine and Turkey

IJ193. Becomes harder to afford

IJ194. Rhetorical delivery

IJ196. Buddy Holly song and Kathleen Turner role

IJ198. Gray lines

IJ200. Whom Sarah McLachlan tells, “We are born innocent”

IJ201. Father of Phobos and Deimos

IJ202. Coolpix cameras, for example

IJ203. Highway sign

IJ207. Display common in 20th-century classrooms

IJ208. Answer to Douglas Adams’ “Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything”

IJ209. Deadly (femmes)

IJ212. SeaWorld swimmers

IJ213. Let lie

IJ214. Innovation from a few really relaxed restaurants?

IJ215. Tinlike

IJ216. Cracker toppers

IJ217. Slim cell phone from Motorola

IJ218. 1 or 66, to a driver

IJ219. With bright encircling marks, as some fungus

IJ220. Blogger working on the toilet?

IJ221. Bit of horseplay involving a headlock

IJ222. Janelle with roles in Moonlight and Hidden Figures

IJ223. QB’s picks

IJ224. Grants gp.

IJ225. Kind of car wash

IJ226. Howard or Isaac

IJ227. Promoting circulation

IJ228. How really struggling musicians are paid?

IJ229. Post office returns

IJ230. Nautical command

IJ232. Ovitz’s erstwhile agency

IJ234. “Do you call it ___ chai?”

IJ236. Trojans play here

IJ238. Oxyacetylene problem solver the A-Team somehow used without hurting anybody

IJ240. A moving power?

IJ241. Comfortable lead in a horse race’s last lap

IJ242. Invaded, as a Borg vessel

IJ243. Hand-held anxiety reliever

IJ244. Gender-neutral mitzvah

IJ245. Figurative fossils

IJ246. Dropped hints about

IJ247. College women’s gp.

IJ249. “Deck the Halls” syllables

IJ250. “I’m ___, baby…so why don’t you kill me”

IJ251. Gatherings with food, wine, and wood-coloring stations?

IJ252. Minor quarrels

IJ253. “Since ___ You Baby” (1956 hit)

IJ254. Sites of on-road ornaments

IJ255. “Holy” thing

IJ256. Stand for holding paintings

IJ257. Nocturnal creature of legend

IJ258. Even-pitched readings of “Caesar, tomato, leafy green, Greek…”?

IJ259. They’re degrading

IJ260. Suffix with ASP and USA

IJ261. “The thoughts you keep in ___ determine the direction of your life” (Steven Furtick)

IJ262. Speech synthesizer

IJ263. Accustoms

IJ264. Looking out for the little guy?

IJ265. “29 Tweets About Coronavirus That I’m Laughing ___ Help Cope With This Giant Mess Of A Time We’re In” (Lauren Yapalater, Buzzfeed)

IJ266. Directional signs

IJ268. Cleopatra’s charm

IJ269. More than one night in Paris

IJ274. Minute Disney attraction?

IJ275. Breadwinner

IJ276. In love with

IJ277. Riding around town, maybe

IJ279. Pro hoops network

IJ280. Whitewash

IJ281. They’re pre-programmed to favorite stations

IJ283. Help for morale

IJ284. Early Palm product

IJ286. Antagonizes

IJ287. The one enemy Peter Parker can’t punch

IJ288. “Yes…ha ha ha ha…YES!!”

IJ289. The double of a double play

IJ290. Commercial bakery that sounds like what you deserve

IJ291. Like some old cigars

IJ292. His roles include Leslie Chow and Ben Chang

IJ293. Designed for one

IJ294. Job for Sutton

IJ297. 2/3/19, for Super Bowl LIII

IJ298. Like ___ in a pod (one among several, all alike)

IJ299. Movie franchise with a central power-corrupts metaphor, for short

IJ302. Sizes with some other name at Starbucks (abbr.)

IJ304. Diamond with many platinum songs

IJ306. Factored in

IJ309. Corolla competitor

IJ311. Science writer Willy

IJ313. Suffix with jumbo or cyclo

IJ316. In this Norwegian-like language, a creaky voice can change one’s meaning

IJ318. Plant parts that absorb water

IJ326. ABBA hit that is also palindromic

IJ330. Like ___: with a 50-50 chance

IJ332. Scheherazade’s quarters

IJ334. Living like a pig

IJ336. Publisher of the video game Streets of Rage

IJ339. One part of a flight

IJ341. Hotel-entrance feature

IJ342. Half of the band name for “Ordinary World”

IJ343. Certain partners' exchanges

IJ346. Olympic gold-medal pentathlete Lehtonen

IJ347. Spotted creature twice the size of a housecat

IJ351. Little Jack of rhyme

IJ352. Decorative stone

IJ355. Goes caroling

IJ356. Like real estate moguls

IJ357. Two-year-old, to mom

IJ358. “Summer of Sam” actress

IJ360. Echolocating devices on submarines

IJ361. “Ghetto D” rapper

IJ364. DA’s prerequisite

IJ365. Scottish court officers

IJ366. “Me and Bobby McGee” singer mentioned in “Rock and Roll Heaven”

IJ367. Serious issue in a relationship

IJ368. City on the Tiber

IJ369. Carpool with nobody

IJ377. Analyzes a sentence, in a way

IJ378. Winery plant

IJ379. “Compassion is ___ of strength, not weakness”

IJ383. Three of them were too much for Ace Ventura

IJ386. ___ Na Na (doo-wop group)

IJ389. Astaire to Rogers, often

IJ390. Squiggle over an n

IJ394. Waver unsteadily

IJ395. Consider, judicially

IJ396. Lady Bird actress Saoirse

IJ397. Hack’s invitation

IJ398. Items counted in a roll call

IJ401. The most successful producer-director ever, to friends

IJ402. Aircraft carrier?

IJ403. Louis called “the Just”

IJ404. Cineplex ___ (cinema chain)

IJ407. Stow away

IJ409. New jobholder

IJ411. Firm shamed and lawsuited into changing the formula for Teflon

IJ413. When I stop wearing long pants, usually

IJ416. Shocked

IJ417. Activity at un bal masque

IJ418. Avian perch

IJ421. Caligula and Claudius, briefly

IJ422. On a higher plane

IJ423. Porky proboscis

IJ425. “Semper fi” group

IJ426. What a handshake may do

IJ428. Attack unrestrainedly

IJ429. Early internet version of “Hey baby, what’s your sign?”

IJ431. Isn’t in line with

IJ432. US military field rations (hidden in PETROLEUM RESERVES)

IJ433. Posthumous Tony winner for Cats

IJ436. Faced a jury

IJ438. Ruler on objections

IJ440. Topic of classical mechanics (but officially, there are three of them)

IJ442. Canadian alternative to Craigslist

IJ444. Focused on aligning the conscious and the unconscious mind

IJ445. Herb Alpert hit “A ___ of Honey”

IJ446. Basic condition

IJ449. Biblical ancestor who (in one story) opted out of the Tower of Babel, which is why his name shares a root with what Jews called the original language

IJ450. Aide-memoire

IJ451. 90th percentile in school

IJ452. Black sheep’s three

IJ453. The “A” in James A. Garfield

IJ454. The European Union and the Galactic Empire

IJ458. Patrician estates

IJ460. Computer that weighed 30 tons

IJ464. The Late George ___

IJ467. It’ll make a man moan

IJ468. Like many a patio chair

IJ471. Sleepy-time guy

IJ473. Motörhead’s “___ Spades”

IJ477. Part of a machinist’s hammer

IJ478. Runs gently

IJ479. Inc., overseas

IJ481. Took the bet

IJ484. Boot from power

IJ485. Like dinner table candles, usually

IJ486. Roz Doyle portrayer Gilpin of Frasier

IJ487. Japanese coins

IJ490. Head overseas

IJ492. Ancient Macedonian capital

IJ493. Firing ___ cylinders

IJ496. Bungler

IJ499. Actress made a Dame in 2015

IJ500. Lizard that turns brown when stressed

IJ501. Cut in the style of a wooden puzzle

IJ502. “___ a Rainbow” (Stones hit)

IJ504. Budding entrepreneurs’ holdings, briefly

IJ506. In trouble after a save

IJ508. Belt to flatten your stomach

IJ509. Frankish legal code

IJ511. Site of a tower

IJ512. Land ___ (sleep state)

IJ515. Make with difficulty, with “out”

IJ516. Lyrical period?

IJ517. Business designation (abbr.)

IJ518. Lewis Carroll’s self-caricature

IJ521. Old porticos

IJ523. Sidesplitter

IJ524. Spreads not for beds

IJ525. Freshen up

IJ526. Play around as if I want to sleep with you or something (ha ha, just kidding. But what if…?)

IJ529. Was on the take

IJ530. Vardalos in My Big Fat Greek Wedding

IJ532. Arnold Vinick portrayer

IJ533. She gave us “Something to Talk About” in 1991

IJ534. Summer-weather stat

IJ536. Ne’er-do-well

IJ537. Simon ___ (children’s game)

IJ539. Noon, in France

IJ540. Nosh vigorously

IJ541. Tool in the trunk

IJ544. Emu’s kin

IJ546. Two under par, on a hole

IJ548. Where Memphis is

IJ553. Give ___: care, doggone it

IJ554. Bengali wrap (var.)

IJ555. Greasy spoon staples

IJ558. Nature Valley granola flavor

IJ559. Deep Blue specialty

IJ560. Was rah-rah about, literally

IJ562. Kinda ___ (somewhat)

IJ563. Mouse Rat frontman married to Ludgate

IJ566. Jimmy Connors or John McEnroe

IJ567. Ingredient of some perfumes

IJ568. Failure to exercise, shirking school or work, ogling, nose-picking, subtweeting, littering, question-talking, over-multitasking, undersleeping, eating at one’s desk, fingernail-biting, wasting time online?

IJ569. ___ de combat

IJ570. Watergate figure Sam

IJ571. The Wonder Years teen who loved Winnie

IJ572. Unbreathing microorganisms

IJ573. Parts from with class

IJ574. Title TV character in Bikini Bottom

IJ575. Aquinas’s language

IJ577. Macerates

IJ578. Decorated again

IJ580. Get totally overwhelmed and faint

IJ582. Amtrak stops (abbr.)

IJ584. Curvy letters

IJ585. “Pffft, what___!”

IJ586. “Naturals”

IJ587. Hippie events in the 1960s

IJ588. Many, many, many years

IJ590. Fear of the new that I feel is the surest path to growing old in one’s heart

IJ591. The Suicide Squad and Guardians of the Galaxy director

IJ592. When they’re smiling, ‘tis like a morn in spring and they’ll steal your heart away

IJ594. Fan sounds

IJ595. “My country, ___…”

IJ596. Movie that’s like The Birds, but for ravens

IJ600. Blue books?

IJ602. Feedback producers

IJ605. Doing a perfect job

IJ606. It’s designed to be fallen into

IJ608. Looks to the side

IJ610. Backed

IJ611. Eligible for service

IJ612. Forty winks

IJ614. 1973 “Love Train” singers, with “the”

IJ615. Digital communication company

IJ617. Leave-taking

IJ620. They’re not attending women’s colleges

IJ621. Information from the Internet, briefly

IJ626. ___ instant (at once)

IJ627. Lover of Zeus who founded a city

IJ628. Desert Storm dinner, briefly

IJ629. Killing Boba Fett?

IJ630. Ultimately

IJ631. Earned after taxes

IJ633. Retail giant of yesteryear with 17 stores left in 2023

IJ634. Graciously admit

IJ636. Stays on

IJ638. Sister’s daughter, e.g.

IJ641. Officer of a global charity chartered by Queen Victoria, for short

IJ642. Large-scale pay raises

IJ643. Knocks the socks off

IJ644. Platte R. state

IJ646. Boxer Ali who retired undefeated

IJ647. Formal wear for Chinese leaders

IJ649. Alleviated

IJ650. Open up the lead

IJ652. Rating that’s on the cusp of NC-17

IJ653. L’Age ___: Bunuel-Dali surrealist film

IJ654. Protein-producing agent, for short

IJ658. Disney prince, as he reinvents himself

IJ659. Believers in dhikr, the remembrance of God

IJ660. “That’d be my guess”

IJ664. Latinos

IJ666. Arctic barker?

IJ668. Deep distaste

IJ670. My pants of choice

IJ672. 2014 World Cup locale, familiarly

IJ673. Singer with brothers Joe and Nick

IJ675. Street ___ (peer-level acceptance)

IJ676. Mercenary acts of arson

IJ679. Barnyard bags

IJ680. Getting your blood vessels more defined by exercising while sitting in front of your TV?

IJ685. Writing a goodbye note to, in a way

IJ686. Start having young underwater

IJ688. Actors’ gigs

IJ689. Nova subj.

IJ693. Valkyrie with medical training

IJ695. XXIII × XXIV

IJ697. Classical style

IJ699. Opposite of pans

IJ701. Kind of martial art move

IJ702. Add this word to an American state to get a Mexican state

IJ703. Show awe, in a way

IJ704. Costar of Marcia and Felicity

IJ705. “___ out!” (ump’s cry)

IJ707. Deceptive acts

IJ708. Concludes

IJ709. Buy clothes based on what you might need to carry?

IJ710. He defeated Mondale to become pres.

IJ711. Adopts posture too close to, as a laptop

IJ712. Posed for a photo

IJ713. Role, in metaphor

IJ714. Ohio port that sounds like a wooden slate

IJ715. Took the lead of

IJ718. Sarandon or Sontag

IJ719. Like old Rome

IJ721. Religious enterprises

IJ725. Lines under Twitter pics

IJ727. Indicates mild distress about a tuna-smelling item not yet in one’s possession, say

IJ729. At least a little smart

IJ731. Maker of the ProEnergy Super Pillow Top Elite mattress

IJ733. The FBI is part of it

IJ734. It’s made of magma

IJ735. Hit group with “Centerfold”

IJ736. Traditional belief

IJ737. Golfer John or What’s My Line host John

IJ741. Surrendered self-determination in exchange for being beholden to outside investor--wait, my shares are now worth HOW much?

IJ744. Actress Rudolph’s book about Obama’s first year in office?

IJ745. Manuscript reproducers

IJ746. Torte part that’s left over?

IJ748. Frat-party garb

IJ749. Corpus ___ (body of laws)

IJ750. Colorado winter hrs.

IJ755. Speed-read pre-midterms

IJ756. Grape drink flavored with anise

IJ758. Astronomical giant with a spectral letter ranking

IJ760. Writer of lofty verse

IJ762. Mini-recession

IJ763. Pumped-up publicity

IJ764. Member of a farm team on ice

IJ765. Valuable green stuff

IJ766. Brokaw’s biz

IJ770. Shows off too much while performing

IJ771. Herb’s bud in the comics

IJ772. Aerosmith album, or what they made selling it

IJ774. Don’t really get listened to

IJ775. Traditional heir to the throne

IJ776. “Let’s see the best you got!”

IJ777. Bee Gees song with a narrator facing execution

IJ779. Lint-collecting navels

IJ780. Federer of tennis

IJ781. Great place to lounge after a picnic and think up the theory of relativity on the grass?

IJ783. Sound from a squeaky toy

IJ787. Simple diagram in chem class

IJ790. Relationship between barnacles and whales, e.g.

IJ792. Drainpipe type

IJ793. Portray in a film, say

IJ795. Store for the future

IJ796. What most banks program in

IJ797. Pooh’s props

IJ800. Old-fashioned breakup texts

IJ801. Ski-slope equipment

IJ803. French horn

IJ805. Word on Irish planes

IJ806. French coin of yore

IJ808. Ping-pong do-over

IJ809. Dwight Eisenhower’s mother’s name

IJ810. The story

IJ811. British medal

IJ813. Witness’s first words

IJ815. Game opener

IJ816. There, to Ovid

IJ817. ___ City (society-building computer game)

IJ819. 1040 attachment

IJ821. Diamonds for one

IJ826. Incandescent light source

IJ827. All in the family?

IJ829. Dairy process

IJ830. Ming, formerly of the NBA

IJ832. Personal record with dated entries

IJ833. Kamoze of reggae

IJ835. Magazine that had a fold-in inside back cover (RIP Al Jaffee, who passed shortly before I wrote this)

IJ839. Hemingway friend

IJ840. Response to an omen

IJ842. Cayman Islands setting (abbr.)

IJ844. They come in NiCad, lithium ion, and even nickel-zinc

IJ845. Spectral

IJ847. Touches of winter

IJ849. Seduce with disinformation

IJ851. Several Toyota hybrids

IJ853. Antenna holder?

IJ855. Nerve networks

IJ856. Form of address for an abbot (abbr.)

IJ857. ___ the bud (stop early)

IJ858. Verbal barbs

IJ859. Prefix with gram or meter

IJ860. Green kiwi parrots

IJ863. Started playing for money

IJ864. Like some glands

IJ865. Roma heroine

IJ868. Palindromic 1960s orbiter

IJ870. Prefix for “form”

IJ872. Mows grass and alfalfa

IJ873. Small spark

IJ874. Earphone-based guide through museums

IJ875. Typical do for young male anime characters

IJ877. Sweatshops, of a sort

IJ879. “…mome ___ outgrabe” (“Jabberwocky”)

IJ881. Milit. awards

IJ882. Socially divisive

IJ884. “___ Nobody Got Time for That”

IJ885. Fighters for faith

IJ886. “Here, boy!”

IJ887. Kind of point or length

IJ888. Many charitable groups, briefly

IJ890. Because of that

IJ891. Crafty tricks

IJ892. Places filled with threatening souls

IJ894. Romanized version of a Megadeth song

IJ896. Suffix that alters gender

IJ902. Quaffing

IJ904. QVC alternative

IJ905. Lightly darken

IJ908. Frozen structure that facilitates animal migration

IJ909. Quaker Oats’ origin point

IJ911. Skipped

IJ913. Polo play

IJ915. Program that covers many drugs

IJ917. Kingston residents

IJ919. Bouncer’s responsibility, at times

IJ922. “Play this part high-pitched”

IJ924. Nickname that drops “-erly”

IJ925. “WHAAAT?”, in anime

IJ927. A spot of T?

IJ928. Boy swan

IJ930. First or Medic follower

IJ932. Proved profitable

IJ935. Krupp’s spot

IJ936. Can’t boil ___: is no cook

IJ938. Reformer Jan

IJ941. With “The,” “No turning back now”

IJ943. Ushered

IJ945. Many big-band instruments

IJ946. Highest-paid TV star of 2014, by far

IJ948. Post office motto word

IJ950. “Whom shall ___…?” (Isaiah 6:8)

IJ951. Like some strength-training exercises

IJ952. Michael Chiklis cop series, with The, but not that one

IJ953. No smaller

IJ954. Moe, Curly, and Shemp

IJ955. Silvers in the Pacific

IJ959. As much as an investor’s willing to pay for the shares

IJ961. Fancy carp

IJ962. Brit’s WWII ally

IJ963. Homer’s bar of choice

IJ966. Loretta of M*A*S*H

IJ968. Like details for carrying out an operation

IJ970. My Cousin Vinny star Joe

IJ972. Breathe with difficulty

IJ974. Use again for episode content

IJ976. Boorish klutzes

IJ977. #30 on the periodic table

IJ978. Natural feature near Cornell

IJ980. First-year parenting

IJ981. “Splendid!”

IJ985. Disfavoring

IJ987. One-named singer with the debut album “Leave (Get Out)”

IJ990. In the current era

IJ991. Pre-college exams

IJ993. Jaunt

IJ995. Fabric known for its tickling tactility

IJ996. Yelp of sudden pain

IJ999. Est. and Lith., for 51 years

IJ1002. Three of them make “O” in “SOS”

IJ1004. Chinese dynasty before the Shang

IJ1006. Workout aftereffects

IJ1007. Extravagance

IJ1008. “Thanks, you’re too ___”

IJ1009. Electronic delivery

IJ1011. Watch out for

IJ1014. NSA-approved data-hiding technique

IJ1016. Get into one's belly

IJ1017. “___ pizza with left beef”

IJ1018. Plait of hair

IJ1019. Yes-Bob link

IJ1020. On ___: binging

IJ1021. Fall to the green-eyed monster

IJ1023. “I guess everyone wins today!”

IJ1024. In 1982, 43% of fathers admitted they’d never touched one. Today, it’s 3%

IJ1026. Like Haydn’s “Oxford” symphony

IJ1027. Flavor of much green candy

IJ1028. Better ___ Ezra

IJ1031. Encounters an unforeseen problem

IJ1033. Ale source

IJ1035. Outdoor plumbing for which a kind of jeans is named

IJ1037. One way to burn music

IJ1038. Procreated

IJ1039. Person who professes patriotism loudly and excessively

IJ1040. James in El Dorado and Elf

IJ1041. It’ll make everyone turn left or right

IJ1042. Kali Uchis and Jacquees genre, for short

IJ1043. “A Fool and His Money” band

IJ1046. Brings out

IJ1048. “Mmm,” “mm,” “mmmm mmmm MMMM,” “m”

IJ1055. Karmann ___ (old auto)

IJ1059. Almost infinite

IJ1060. Imitate Calvin on the back of a car

IJ1062. Endings with Bacchanal and Mammal

IJ1064. Article’s start, in journalese

IJ1066. Center in LA’s skyline

IJ1068. Master, in Mexico

IJ1069. T-bone region

IJ1074. Has a novel experience?

IJ1075. Shocker novel of 1975 of movie of 1977

IJ1076. On ___: reined in

IJ1078. Like lead (thanks, Superman comics!)

IJ1079. “Perfect” singer

IJ1082. End for ball or bass

IJ1083. Distinguished men

IJ1084. Big ol’ drink

IJ1086. Lowercase letter often fixed by autocorrect

IJ1087. Shaped a certain way

IJ1090. Autobiography of Nobel laureate Yousafzai

IJ1095. Showed through an expanding circle

IJ1097. Home country

IJ1101. Title radio man in a Backstreet Boys song

IJ1102. It starts with Jesus’ ascension

IJ1104. Managers of Roman festivals

IJ1105. Unknown areas, in one’s knowledge

IJ1106. Texas border town

IJ1108. Sounds of confusion

IJ1109. Pointy end of a key

IJ1112. Fire extinguisher

IJ1113. “What time ___?”

IJ1114. Stroke to end a war

IJ1116. Part of WWW

IJ1117. XI minus IV

IJ1118. Starter (abbr.)

IJ1119. City in SW Yemen

IJ1121. Fish served amandine

IJ1123. Stoic, pacifist Christian

IJ1125. Phrase said after smacking one’s forehead

IJ1127. "Leave this in"

IJ1129. Couldn’t stay away, it seems

IJ1130. Call to say “Y’know I know you cheeeated on me, but y’were really hot, maybe we sh’get back t’gedder, affer all, I shcheated on you too, but you don’ know that,” e.g.

IJ1131. Be an astronomer

IJ1132. Weed assailant

IJ1134. Topper holders

IJ1135. “General” on menus

IJ1137. Colon and butt

IJ1139. First image seen in most movies

IJ1140. Like a size 5 women’s shoe

IJ1144. Interior designer’s container

IJ1145. First XXIst century presidential election year

IJ1146. Together in mus.

IJ1147. Floppy cap

IJ1150. Hair-razing name?

IJ1151. County adjoining Sonoma

IJ1153. Nintendo DS competitor

IJ1154. “Lemme ___ here!”

IJ1156. Uproarious parties

IJ1158. Yesterday in Torino

IJ1160. With “vu,” that “I’ve been here before…haven’t I?” feeling

IJ1161. Hawaiian seaweed dish

IJ1163. Plate of a sort

IJ1164. Rainbow shape

IJ1165. “Average” marks, according to my second-grade teacher and no one else I’ve ever met, really

IJ1166. Ref. books sometimes sold with magnifying glasses

IJ1169. Dare, in Paris

IJ1171. Common protein-shake ingredient

IJ1172. It reaches six feet under

IJ1174. Worries despite oneself

IJ1175. After-meal sandwich

IJ1177. VIP in women’s voting

IJ1178. Character who said “You used to be a much better liar, Sam”

IJ1179. Submissive

IJ1180. What puts torque in the rear axle

IJ1181. “Easy as pie”

IJ1182. 2006 cop drama set in Florida

IJ1183. In-dash receivers

IJ1186. Brushed aside

IJ1189. Thomas Wilson who led a Rhode Island rebellion

IJ1191. Emulate Justin Bieber

IJ1192. Fit for serving

IJ1193. Foundational tautology

IJ1195. Math groups with no members

IJ1198. With stronger reason, in law

IJ1199. Farrah Fawcett’s husband, once

IJ1200. Plotting Gardner

IJ1201. Books smaller than quartos

IJ1202. Kenya’s capital

IJ1203. “In the latest Maleficent movie, Jolie as the title character ends up incinerated”?

IJ1204. Buffy creator Whedon

IJ1205. Compound named for its number of carbon atoms

IJ1206. Push back at the hoop

IJ1207. Goes after a fly

IJ1211. “Why Should ___ Over You” (Sinatra tune)

IJ1212. Settling into shape?

IJ1213. Cable co. that merged with AT&T

IJ1216. Most adults have lived in two of them

IJ1217. One of Odin’s wolves

IJ1219. Large Lett

IJ1220. Suffix with fungi

IJ1222. The Taj Mahal is one

IJ1223. Spec indicating three inches of breast tissue

IJ1224. Oracle of Punxsutawney

IJ1225. Disburdens

IJ1226. “But on the other hand…”

IJ1227. The Hunger Games actress, in tabloids

IJ1228. D-backs’ home

IJ1229. “You’re dreaming!”

IJ1230. They’re held in some classes

IJ1233. Al or Andy of old comic strips

IJ1234. Junior soldiers in India

IJ1236. Mini-albums

IJ1237. Dues payer (abbr.)

IJ1239. Rheinland road

IJ1240. Cinco menos dos

IJ1241. Blues or Blue Jackets

IJ1244. Opt-ins and nods

IJ1245. Fess up to

IJ1247. ___ pi = 11.5487393573

IJ1250. Releases element seven, like certain bacteria

IJ1255. Painful calcium deposits in the feet

IJ1257. Search carefully

IJ1259. Mustard family member

IJ1260. Dragnet detective

IJ1262. Prepare for a marathon, say, with “up”

IJ1263. Flight of the Conquereds song with a “binary solo” and a “The humans are dead” chorus

IJ1267. “That’s it for me”

IJ1268. Chooser’s challenge

IJ1269. Surgical laser beam?

IJ1270. Speak out for truth

IJ1271. Cola container

IJ1272. Galatea’s lover (var.)

IJ1275. Tuba’s sound

IJ1277. Spitting word

IJ1279. “Gentlemen…”

IJ1282. Lacking legal force

IJ1284. Be plenty mad

IJ1286. Summer camp location

IJ1287. Did go

IJ1288. You can’t get up on it, but you can get down from it?

IJ1291. Butts into

IJ1292. Implicitly threaten, say

IJ1293. Snake with “lightning bolts” on its back

IJ1297. Troublesome deity

IJ1298. Exclamation from Bart Simpson

IJ1302. Brit group of WWII

IJ1304. People who watch for foul play?

IJ1305. Setting for a Barry Manilow tragedy

IJ1307. A small number of ancient Romans?

IJ1309. Furuncle

IJ1311. Teeny-tiny fragments

IJ1312. ___ libre

IJ1313. “Thank God I didn’t come down with THAT” feeling

IJ1314. Double shot of espresso’s result

IJ1315. Distinctive dress

IJ1318. “Dear,” if you’re Italian

IJ1319. Food supply kept for a captured giant?

IJ1320. Afternoons (abbr.)

IJ1321. Arguable combination of drinking and foreplay

IJ1322. Brought back, despite protest

IJ1324. Suffix for sermon or motor

IJ1326. Nasty reviews

IJ1327. End of the world?

IJ1328. Eckerd competitor

IJ1329. Teaching Joseph how to make ice cream?

IJ1330. Owned by both of us

IJ1331. Turtle or dove’s retreat

IJ1334. Like hosiery and jersey fabric

IJ1337. Make uneasy

IJ1339. Ancient Greek earth goddess

IJ1341. Pioneer investigative journalist Nellie

IJ1342. Suh Park or Head of Hollywood

IJ1344. Featherbrain

IJ1345. Zipparoonio

IJ1347. Ad-hoc group of specialists

IJ1350. “You got me,” in tag

IJ1352. Gibe rudely

IJ1353. Living a codeless life

IJ1354. What hippies were called, in their day

IJ1358. Consideration

IJ1365. Learn to draw here

IJ1367. Little injury, to a toddler

IJ1369. Chancel’s crucifix

IJ1371. A single time

IJ1372. Alphabet string

IJ1374. Part of a sitcom farewell

IJ1375. Laser-gun’s line of fire

IJ1376. Cool, or someone who’s not cool at all

IJ1380. Common Russian place name suffix

IJ1381. Tunics in a Julius Caesar production

IJ1382. Asian GI doing mandatory service, perhaps

IJ1383. Elegante; en buen estado?

IJ1384. Got more subtle and less openly shocking

IJ1385. Word with navigation or projection

IJ1387. Without, in France

IJ1388. RPM tracker

IJ1390. Slab of ice

IJ1391. “Long ___, in a galaxy far, far away…”

IJ1392. Dock workers’ union

IJ1393. Fork-tailed fliers

IJ1396. Winterproofs, as a road

IJ1397. “That’s far from certain”

IJ1399. Juices

IJ1402. Place for devout petitions

IJ1404. RCMP rank

IJ1405. Olive container

IJ1407. Exasperated cry sometimes followed by “Louise”

IJ1408. Portly planes?

IJ1409. Fit for an Olympian palate

IJ1410. Senator Booker of New Jersey

IJ1412. Arab chieftains

IJ1413. Make the smarting worse

IJ1416. Filthy milieu

IJ1417. Atlanta sch. whose mascot is the Panthers

IJ1419. ___ egg (zero)

IJ1420. “No, no, allow me…”

IJ1422. Not cramped at all

IJ1424. Overseer of NYC subways

IJ1425. Common Market inits., once

IJ1426. Part of RISD

IJ1428. Italian eight

IJ1430. It builds up in bars

IJ1432. “Two Lovely Beasts” writer O’Flaherty

IJ1434. Start of the 10th mo.

IJ1436. Ferber who wrote So Big

IJ1437. Homes in the hills

IJ1438. Tiny cut

IJ1439. Indistinguishable, with “the”

IJ1441. Cheap trinket

IJ1442. Cherry or apricot

IJ1443. Generally fried tentacle dish

IJ1444. ;-), for one

IJ1445. Convulsions

IJ1446. Wee bit

IJ1447. Andres and Koy of Hollywood

IJ1450. Identity thief’s pay dirt, briefly

IJ1451. “Yeppers”

IJ1452. Aid in building cell membranes

IJ1453. Verified was over 18 (var.)

IJ1454. Young who sings “In Case You Didn’t Know”

IJ1457. Goddess wearing cow’s horns

IJ1458. Wiseacre

IJ1460. Je ne ___ quoi (certain something)

IJ1461. Matchless

IJ1463. Closer of a kind

IJ1464. Art medium of early emails

IJ1465. Helpful to have

IJ1466. Units of radiation absorbed

IJ1467. Temporarily

IJ1468. Viv to the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

IJ1469. Buying securities without credit

IJ1470. “I get it…you’re saying that…”

IJ1471. ___ Paul (Kruger of South Africa)

IJ1473. First-___: rookie Congressman

IJ1474. NFL team with cheerleaders called the ROAR

IJ1479. Stereotypical frat-party centerpiece

IJ1481. “___ far, far better thing I do, than I have ever done, ___ far, far better rest that I go to, than I have ever known”

IJ1482. Not disturb

IJ1483. Gershwin colleague

IJ1484. Angel adornment

IJ1485. How some calorie counters eventually want to look good

IJ1486. Sensational news format

IJ1487. “Not in MY backyard!”

IJ1490. Dateless person

IJ1493. Monogram part (abbr.)

IJ1496. Cheat out of one’s due

IJ1498. Write-off

IJ1501. Kind of park

IJ1502. Elvis’ daughter

IJ1503. Speech characteristic

IJ1505. Articulates an argument

IJ1506. Disorderly throng

IJ1507. Learning while one earns, for short

IJ1509. Actor Charles of Hill Street Blues

IJ1511. Optimist’s comment

IJ1512. Health supplements co.

IJ1513. $200 Monopoly acquisitions (abbr.)

IJ1514. Napoleon’s final touch?

IJ1518. Colorant in blue jeans

IJ1519. True ___ (Wayne’s Oscar movie)

IJ1520. Letter doodled in many kids’ notebooks for still-unknown reasons

IJ1522. Thumbs-up votes from cartoon hicks

IJ1524. Little inventory

IJ1525. City in France

IJ1526. Rock’s Jon Bon

IJ1527. Gets a motorcycle ready to roll

IJ1528. British pianist Myra

IJ1529. College kids with novelist dreams, often

IJ1530. 1983 French Open winner Yannick

IJ1531. What fans called DiMaggio

IJ1534. Like clever comebacks

IJ1537. Exploitative one

IJ1538. It’s worth at least a couple bucks

IJ1539. Blood type that sounds like some good news after COVID testing

IJ1540. Potential golf course

IJ1541. “I am like an ___ of the desert” (Psalms 102:6)

IJ1542. U.S. social reformer

IJ1543. Constancy

IJ1545. With venom

IJ1547. Schwarzenegger’s middle name

IJ1548. Vertigo

IJ1550. Gulf War combatant

IJ1551. (He invented a new system of logic) AND ((you use his ideas to search the internet) OR NOT (you search the internet efficiently))

IJ1554. King, to a subject

IJ1556. Reagan, in reference to one of his old roles

IJ1559. Where Scrooge McDuck keeps his money

IJ1561. Liver on the Seine?

IJ1562. Cole of Black-ish

IJ1565. Sitcom star Charlie

IJ1566. Morning-after wear seen in Breakfast at Tiffany’s

IJ1568. Classic (but not classical) music format, for short

IJ1569. Pronoun repeated thrice in the Lord's Prayer

IJ1570. School gps.

IJ1573. Outward appearance

IJ1575. It equals itself cubed

IJ1576. Mozart had many of them

IJ1577. Carrie Fisher role in seven movies (albeit heavily CGI’d in one)

IJ1580. Arab Spring protest site

IJ1582. She “will” be rewarded

IJ1583. Household weapon against lower creatures

IJ1585. Seaweed sushi wrap

IJ1586. Cylindrical formations at the bottom of a hill in winter

IJ1588. Cab Calloway composition that “makes you nine foot tall when you’re four foot five”

IJ1589. Plants also called herbs-of-grace

IJ1590. “Beauty is truth, truth beauty” poet

IJ1591. Italy’s capital

IJ1592. Relinquish

IJ1595. Dutch astronomer who discovered the galactic halo

IJ1597. In a demure manner

IJ1598. “Who sails there?”

IJ1601. Selling out

IJ1602. Adding blacks to a penciled version of the second letter?

IJ1603. Share a story with

IJ1605. Like The Aeneid and Ovid’s Metamorphoses?

IJ1606. Deli order

IJ1609. Scrabble one-pointer one might briefly mistake for a ten-pointer

IJ1612. Suffix meaning inflamed

IJ1615. ___ judgment: mess up but mean well, probably

IJ1617. Téa of Deep Impact

IJ1619. Suffix with “Meso” or “Neo”

IJ1621. City seen from Ikoyi Harbor

IJ1624. Most-trusted (but far from universally trusted) news outlets, for short

IJ1625. "Yippee skippee!"

IJ1626. Jack on the box in the 1960s

IJ1627. Mythological queen of Thebes

IJ1628. Flying need

IJ1630. Mollusk Bugs Bunny has a taste for

IJ1631. Colleagues of MDs

IJ1632. Modernist architect Antoni, most of whose buildings are in Barcelona

IJ1633. Likely to be a threat, in a popular video game

IJ1634. Name meaning “archer”

IJ1636. fsociety foe of prestige TV

IJ1638. Where to find steamers in France?

IJ1639. Vacation that goes downhill a lot

IJ1641. Farm-machine manufacturer, casually

IJ1643. Part of Caesar’s battle report

IJ1644. Get, informally

IJ1646. Pockets of the Mediterranean?

IJ1647. Elvis Presley hit involving a decline to escape

IJ1648. Uninteresting

IJ1649. Modern pagan religion

IJ1651. Show stopper?

IJ1653. Moved on all four limbs

IJ1655. Places to keep samples

IJ1660. Pattern for a forensic scientist

IJ1661. Kickstarter alternative

IJ1665. White marsh wader

IJ1668. “___ that you behind those Foster Grants?”

IJ1671. Judicious keyword use, e.g.

IJ1672. Sun worshiper’s goal

IJ1673. Dolittle and Demento

IJ1675. Single-reed woodwind (abbr.)

IJ1677. Run stoppers and pass rushers

IJ1681. Press add-on

IJ1682. Nickname that drops the “han”

IJ1683. Act like the contented lizard at noon

IJ1684. “Close enough, I guess”

IJ1686. American Psycho writer Easton Ellis

IJ1687. Implant in many a pet cat

IJ1689. Head up

IJ1690. Unimpressed feeling

IJ1692. Are married in all but name, after all this time?

IJ1693. Russian composer Prokofiev

IJ1694. Like good (but not great) bonds

IJ1697. French missile

IJ1698. Nintendo character who hatches from an egg

IJ1700. “See ya, old chap!”

IJ1701. Mellifluous

IJ1705. Occasion to drop one’s arms

IJ1706. ___ heart: could be moved

IJ1707. Hurdles for those aspiring for the bar, for short

IJ1708. Beetle Bailey’s one Black friend

IJ1709. Isl. state of Australia

IJ1710. Zero-star reviews

IJ1711. Makes over from scratch

IJ1712. Like a pickle’s talent?

IJ1715. Rand fraction

IJ1716. Las Canarias, e.g.

IJ1718. It checks for leaks, for short

IJ1719. ___ shoestring budget

IJ1721. Party like crazy

IJ1722. 60 Minutes rival

IJ1724. Scientific leader?

IJ1726. Meadow mother

IJ1727. Roughneck’s workplace

IJ1728. Disco-loving Simpsons character

IJ1730. Songwriters Hall of Fame member

IJ1733. Spelling in TV credits

IJ1736. Creature of Arabian myth (var.)

IJ1738. Saintly illuminations

IJ1740. Pursued in college

IJ1741. Religious group based near Disney World

IJ1743. Drug considered to offer "the businessman's high"

IJ1744. "Looks good, woot woot!" feature

IJ1745. Sphinx's body

IJ1747. Mind-readers who still manage to be really stupid?

IJ1748. Alfred who tested brains with Théodore Simon

IJ1749. British heat?

IJ1753. Red lovers, perhaps

IJ1754. Sexy leg

IJ1755. “…___ my Annabel Lee…” (Poe)

IJ1758. Sevillian address?

IJ1760. Swimmers in Stockholm?

IJ1762. Darth Vader’s religion

IJ1764. Half-___ (latte request)

IJ1766. Quartet in “cookbook”

IJ1768. “It follows that”

IJ1769. Revolutionary War veteran president

IJ1770. “They that sow in tears shall reap ___” (Psalms)

IJ1774. Business casual choice

IJ1775. Hungary’s Nagy

IJ1778. DNA sequence that helps defend against viruses

IJ1779. “___ Down the Road” (The Wiz)

IJ1781. Mag that many turn to for sex education

IJ1785. Southern grocery chain

IJ1786. Nationally local?

IJ1787. Pine for North Carolina, e.g.

IJ1788. “How true!”

IJ1790. Symphonie article?

IJ1792. So smart it almost hurts to think about it

IJ1795. Morales who played Richie Valens’ half-brother

IJ1797. Got comfortable with

IJ1798. Genghis Khan descendant, quite possibly

IJ1799. Printers’ problems

IJ1800. Reckless drivers

IJ1801. Cold to

IJ1802. Argue (for)

IJ1803. Source of Cork

IJ1805. Language in which nouns have over 200 possible forms

IJ1806. Shoes for wide feet

IJ1808. Shortest-reigning pope of the last 400 years

IJ1809. Without fault

IJ1810. Circuit

IJ1812. Response to technobabble

IJ1813. Sound of Music key sig.

IJ1814. One who dealt with windbags?

IJ1815. 3Ls of yesterday

IJ1818. Back windshield item

IJ1819. Thanksgiving, e.g. (abbr.)

IJ1820. Where many vets work

IJ1821. Netanyahu, nicknamed

IJ1824. Place to fire containers

IJ1825. Afternoon drink servers

IJ1827. It can be annular, total, partial, or penumbral

IJ1829. Common footnote qualifier

IJ1830. Excited states

IJ1833. Yelled excitedly

IJ1834. Chimp expert

IJ1835. Womanizer

IJ1836. Disney World hotel

IJ1837. Hubble telescope subjects

IJ1841. Singer of "In Summer"

IJ1842. Old high-spirited cry, sometimes with “and awayyyy!”

IJ1843. “A guy who swims and talks to fish” in “The comic book about a guy who swims and talks to fish,” e.g.

IJ1844. Common play on fourth down

IJ1845. His, in France

IJ1848. In a mischievous way

IJ1850. “___’m to be Queen ‘o the May…”

IJ1852. Ad ___ (creepy space thriller of 2019)

IJ1853. Saucerlike pieces

IJ1854. Old coin of Italy

IJ1856. Be appealing

IJ1859. Jumped for joy (var.)

IJ1862. At any, in Alsace-Lorraine

IJ1864. TV adjuster

IJ1865. Spiritual emblem

IJ1866. Singer Laurie Blue Adkins

IJ1867. In a limited way

IJ1869. "___ sont étonnés que vous"

IJ1870. Blanket produced in Mexico City

IJ1871. Widdle sweet

IJ1873. Nash of humorous poems

IJ1874. Age at which Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse died

IJ1876. “All’s well with the world. Everything is ___ should be”

IJ1878. End of an election?

IJ1879. Pique period?

IJ1880. Shepherd’s warnings

IJ1884. Lifting capacity units (abbr.)

IJ1886. Companion of Han in The Force Awakens

IJ1888. It’s done on hands and knees

IJ1889. Certain doctors (abbr.)

IJ1892. Basic ones are above 7

IJ1893. Gets sandpapery with

IJ1894. Pat Benatar’s “You Better ___”

IJ1895. This Old House address

IJ1899. Auction ender

IJ1900. Irritable, like me every morning I have a dentist’s appointment

IJ1901. “Celebrity journalist speed-dating,” per Fashion Monitor

IJ1902. West Wing characters

IJ1905. Potential dupe

IJ1906. Binge-watch sexist old shows?

IJ1907. Faith Hill hit with the line “It’s perpetual bliss”

IJ1909. Like a berserker

IJ1910. It may ask, “What program would you use to create animation for a website?”

IJ1911. Kingdom in South Africa

IJ1927. Do road work

IJ1928. Those toilet-paper-promoting bears: cute and not creepy?

IJ1930. “…___ one put asunder”

IJ1931. Canoodles, in Britain

IJ1934. Attempts to score on a fly

IJ1935. Start of the 10th century

IJ1936. Breadth

IJ1937. “Ae ___ Kiss,” Burns poem

IJ1941. Kurosawa film meaning To Live

IJ1942. Anti-fur gp.

IJ1945. A-one

IJ1949. Quod ___ faciendum

IJ1952. Aphrodite’s relative

IJ1953. Losing power

IJ1956. Preschoolers

IJ1958. Songwriter David and actor Holbrook

IJ1959. The Ghostbusters’ first capture in the original film

IJ1960. “___? Where we’re going…we don’t need ___”

IJ1962. Concept hopefully given a new twist

IJ1963. Do an unplanned somersault

IJ1965. Girl Scout unit?

IJ1967. Nintendo systems

IJ1968. Trading in your car for a Segway, making your URL your credit card number, or becoming obsessed with setting the record for the world’s largest crossword puzzle, e.g.

IJ1971. Novel/movie about a girl deciding whether to survive an accident

IJ1972. Caesar’s, um, ”friends”

IJ1973. Meets head-on, badly

IJ1975. Dissimulation

IJ1977. It’s marginal to the northeastern Pacific Ocean

IJ1980. Prison guard of Azkaban

IJ1982. Rugby action

IJ1984. Kitchen wipes for more than 40 years

IJ1987. Felt sorrow

IJ1988. Key once thought to express acceptance that life is unfair

IJ1989. Big name in gourmet chocolate

IJ1991. Blood type with limited donor options

IJ1993. She, in Siena

IJ1995. 1964 hit with the lyric “C’mon and turn it on, wind it up, blow it out”

IJ1996. Acquaintances

IJ1997. Poetically dark

IJ1998. Phrase before “no hands!”

IJ2001. Like the columns in the Jefferson Memorial

IJ2002. Southeast Asian ethnicity

IJ2003. They’re sometimes hugged?

IJ2004. Sprinkling on French fries?

IJ2006. He flew before Jordan

IJ2008. “Go Anywhere. Do Anything” vehicle

IJ2009. Clothing rack letters

IJ2011. Fifth-cen. pope

IJ2013. One of a golden pair on highway signs

IJ2014. Great vessel for grog

IJ2015. Big spitz

IJ2016. Cover with cat fur

IJ2017. Weeks-long “If anyone objects to this union…”

IJ2019. Eisenhower’s rank (abbr.)

IJ2020. “___ Old Cowhand (from the Rio Grande)”

IJ2023. “You’re stuck with me!”

IJ2024. It may add up

IJ2026. Enjoy Lake Tahoe

IJ2027. Wrestling triumph

IJ2028. End of ASPCA’s URL

IJ2030. “Here’s ___ your eye” (“Drink up!”)

IJ2031. Some bulbs

IJ2033. Source of a secret, in a phrase

IJ2035. Comical insult aimed at one’s lineage

IJ2038. “Everyone prepared?”

IJ2040. Chant in the Ramones’ “Blitzkrieg Bop”

IJ2042. Event for some litigants

IJ2043. Essen “a”

IJ2045. Arctic sea duck

IJ2046. Blows raspberries

IJ2048. Makes Bee Movie appear to be a horror film or a Seinfeld-style comedy, e.g.

IJ2051. Chinese jade artifact

IJ2052. Dream home?

IJ2053. Extreme enthusiasms

IJ2055. Unbleeped exchanges heard at rush hour

IJ2056. Dungarees’ kin

IJ2057. Informal “vous”

IJ2058. Tropical fruit tree

IJ2059. Mt. Catherine locale

IJ2061. No longer a pair

IJ2063. Word before “break” or “bird”

IJ2064. Affirmation action

IJ2066. Prepare for a different frame, say

IJ2068. Left an organization

IJ2070. Hit the nose

IJ2071. Struck down, Bible-style

IJ2072. Experimental author Georges of Life: A User’s Manual and W, or the Memory of Childhood

IJ2077. Geek or heroin follower

IJ2078. More exclusive

IJ2079. Reassure

IJ2080. Skin graft material

IJ2081. Pumped-up readiness

IJ2082. Aries and Leo, e.g.

IJ2083. Rue the loss of

IJ2084. Nutritional necessities

IJ2086. Puts in order

IJ2088. Like crazy

IJ2089. Thriller about a real-life fake film

IJ2090. Org. for Sharapova

IJ2091. The whole ball of wax

IJ2092. DDE was one, back in the day

IJ2093. “I don’t mind ___, / Except as meals” (Nash)

IJ2094. ___ more (several)

IJ2096. Poor boys

IJ2099. Foul-smelling bug with an on-the-nose name

IJ2101. Do a second roadside assist for

IJ2103. Main competitor

IJ2104. Yield evidence to decide

IJ2105. Flat-bottomed craft

IJ2107. Reindeer feet

IJ2108. Exquisite pain

IJ2110. Earn the prize: a chicken in place of a Pinot Noir?

IJ2111. Cats' original inspiration's monogram

IJ2112. Abbr. on a map that might also have Zaire and Yugoslavia

IJ2116. ___ Act of 1715

IJ2117. Be rude to

IJ2118. Construction site sight

IJ2121. Latino surrender

IJ2122. Lead-in to cure?

IJ2123. Trivially sized

IJ2124. Visit briefly

IJ2127. Experimental heaters

IJ2129. Sooner or later

IJ2130. Needle ___ haystack

IJ2132. “This looks bad, bad, bad!”

IJ2135. Makes insignificant

IJ2139. Indonesia withdrew from it in 2016

IJ2140. Like some pencils

IJ2142. Word after an ampersand, maybe

IJ2143. Computer self-check

IJ2144. Ballet bigwig

IJ2145. Lo or chow ___

IJ2146. Natalie of the Dixie Chicks

IJ2147. Prayer directed to the American Northwest?

IJ2148. Puchero, e.g.

IJ2149. Symbol of inactivity

IJ2151. Energy corporation in a 2001 scandal

IJ2152. Bug-eating, color-changing lizard

IJ2153. “Fighting” NCAA team

IJ2155. “Perfectly Good Guitar” singer John

IJ2158. Words mouthed to a camera

IJ2161. Button on Google’s search engine

IJ2164. Restaurant supplies giant

IJ2165. Like viruses and slime molds

IJ2167. Moved like Elvis

IJ2168. Bear’s partner, in some relationships

IJ2169. Carries the day

IJ2173. ___-dieu, prayer bench

IJ2174. They’re on track

IJ2179. 1 ___ is mostly just the Bk. of Ezra reordered

IJ2180. “___ Wrap” (Mariah Carey song)

IJ2181. Chief Defender of the Faith in the Ape National Assembly

IJ2185. Hershey import

IJ2187. Communist state in Southeast Asia

IJ2188. Goddess who lost a son to Achilles

IJ2190. Title food in children’s literature

IJ2192. Bird that tricks others into adopting its young

IJ2193. Settled in for seafaring

IJ2194. Gutted?

IJ2195. Campus military gps.

IJ2196. Post-Christ yrs.

IJ2198. “Unh-uh”

IJ2200. Archipelago’s makeup (abbr.)

IJ2202. Hägar’s pet

IJ2205. 3-D trick-picture fad

IJ2206. Held by a third party, as money

IJ2208. Skier’s territory

IJ2210. Trade-promoting agcy.

IJ2211. Compliance pro

IJ2212. Trochee’s inverse

IJ2213. Entrap

IJ2215. Old way to say “you’s” :-P

IJ2217. Fred’s sitcom tenant

IJ2220. Go phishing?

IJ2224. Inferior, as some wines

IJ2225. A few bucks?

IJ2227. Big name in Troy

IJ2228. “We’ll text more before too long!”

IJ2229. Honor, in a way

IJ2230. Noted shopper scolder

IJ2231. Subject of a Patti Page hit

IJ2233. Russian gold medalist Kulik

IJ2234. ___ Sea (between Italy and Greece)

IJ2235. St. ___ Fire

IJ2238. Hosp. section

IJ2239. Car dealer’s offerings

IJ2240. “Do my eyes deceive me?”

IJ2241. Place to look up dishes

IJ2242. Making machine-readable

IJ2243. Menaces in The Mist and Them!

IJ2245. “___ and Day” (1988 hit)

IJ2247. “The ___ jealousy heareth all things” (Wisdom of Solomon 1:10)

IJ2248. Steinbeck family name

IJ2249. Invitation word

IJ2252. Timberlake’s wife in fact and Peanutbutter’s ex in fiction

IJ2254. Firebug’s wrong

IJ2255. Sept. 2, 1945

IJ2256. “Wilkommen” show

IJ2259. Jazz singer Anderson

IJ2260. Hawkeye’s quarry

IJ2262. Gets the goat of

IJ2263. Harlem Renaissance poet Langston

IJ2264. Like a gossip

IJ2267. “That’s a lot of empty talk”

IJ2270. Where even termites were welcome, presumably

IJ2271. One who discovered that (up to a point) robust populations mean robust individuals (an “effect” named for him)

IJ2272. Cheer (up)

IJ2274. Space in a lot

IJ2278. Comic strip that seemed to miss an opportunity by not using curved endings for its punchline panels

IJ2282. Cuisine that includes étouffée and po’boys

IJ2283. Start of many French street names

IJ2284. Looney Tunes explosive

IJ2286. Disappointing grades

IJ2289. Bandstands

IJ2290. Hercules Kevin

IJ2291. Funeral director

IJ2292. Babes in the woods

IJ2295. Food vendor’s requirement (abbr.)

IJ2296. Element in your blood

IJ2297. Jazz pianist Earl

IJ2298. Eat a small morsel from

IJ2299. Claire and Gloria on Modern Family

IJ2300. Stubby-legged canines

IJ2302. Actor Mark ___ -Baker

IJ2304. Place to lern to spel

IJ2306. Muslim ruler

IJ2307. Mine, in Italy

IJ2308. Confused condition

IJ2310. Loud outbursts

IJ2312. Temporal

IJ2314. It’s worth .91 EUR at this writing

IJ2317. Hot off the presses

IJ2318. Maimonides, for one

IJ2321. Sex Pistols revenge song about a label

IJ2322. Mother, maybe

IJ2323. Crucial responder

IJ2326. Ingress

IJ2327. Makes verboten

IJ2328. Outpouring from ducts

IJ2330. “___ my garment and my mantle” (Ezra 9:3)

IJ2332. Microwave

IJ2334. Dealer’s quick query

IJ2337. Natural remedies for itches

IJ2338. Radio host and The Lies About Money author Edelman

IJ2340. Gardner’s ___ Calls It Murder

IJ2341. Sch. in Storrs

IJ2342. Honorific for a male junior

IJ2343. “Killed he them?” structure, for short

IJ2346. Isn’t decisive

IJ2347. ___ bears (candy variety)

IJ2348. Lay an egg, so to speak

IJ2350. In-group loyalty at the expense of others

IJ2351. Wilfred who studied group dynamics

IJ2352. They lead to atria

IJ2353. Rake in

IJ2354. 1977 Jacqueline Bisset movie

IJ2356. Isabelle of French cinema, One Deadly Summer

IJ2358. Politician’s time in office

IJ2360. Protein generators

IJ2362. Soixante -___ (61)

IJ2365. Hot and bubbly

IJ2366. Lightweight, short-barreled rifle

IJ2368. Joy of Cooking abbr.

IJ2372. One who puts on airs

IJ2373. Game opening?

IJ2374. Daven

IJ2375. Laugh uproariously

IJ2376. King who led Spain into the Thirty Years’ War

IJ2377. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire options

IJ2378. Force of evolution

IJ2380. “Bright Lights Bigger City” singer

IJ2382. Overacted

IJ2383. Wrigley Field homers clear them

IJ2384. Wedding accesories?

IJ2385. Herzegovinian’s neighbor

IJ2386. Meet up with

IJ2387. They’re revolting

IJ2389. To no extent

IJ2391. Harbinger of spring

IJ2392. Indistinguishable

IJ2393. Bodybuilder Shepherd

IJ2394. Burn the surface

IJ2395. Global population concentrated in Asia and Africa

IJ2396. Actress Lathan of The Cleveland Show

IJ2397. Olympic coverage?

IJ2398. Bichon-___ (dog hybrid)

IJ2399. Utility enc.

IJ2401. Toward the outboard motor

IJ2403. University with a law school in Greensboro

IJ2404. Retinal cells

IJ2406. Syphilis symptom

IJ2407. Kept Keith from getting too crazy for the Stones?

IJ2408. Work unit (abbr.)

IJ2411. The Dukhobors, for instance

IJ2416. Island paste

IJ2419. Site of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

IJ2422. Competitive squad

IJ2425. Certain military officer, familiarly

IJ2426. “Might as well pick out my funeral plot now!”

IJ2428. Slopes before ski jumps

IJ2430. “To make a segue related to…”

IJ2431. Friends spinoff that…nobody talks about

IJ2432. It’s frequently in a poem

IJ2434. Go over

IJ2436. Make a pretense of

IJ2437. LAX landings

IJ2439. Many 20th-century Bazaar cover repros

IJ2440. Tuesday, in Toulon

IJ2442. Jointly backing in case of fiscal trouble

IJ2443. They’re sought during presidential elections

IJ2444. “The reason’s pretty obvious,” more sarcastically

IJ2445. Ten million rupees

IJ2446. Suffix sometimes dropped from “poly”

IJ2448. Has in view, archaically

IJ2450. Woolly ones

IJ2452. Filled appetizer

IJ2455. Textile professionals

IJ2456. Posse quarry

IJ2458. Devoted

IJ2459. ___ Mahal

IJ2460. Drips for patients

IJ2464. Southern title-holder

IJ2465. “Tonic liquids will exist”?

IJ2466. Justice, Order and Peace goddesses

IJ2467. Eat It or ___ It (Smosh Pit show on YouTube)

IJ2471. Monarque

IJ2472. Pleasingly plump

IJ2473. Overseas deb (abbr.)

IJ2474. What the 1980s called a stay-at-home dad

IJ2475. Name included in “et al.” credits

IJ2476. “I’ll Make ___ Out of You” (the best part of the REAL Mulan, what were you idiots thinking, honestly)

IJ2478. “…can’t believe ___ the whole thing”

IJ2480. ___ avis (one of a kind)

IJ2482. Assembly of church leaders

IJ2484. “Ruh ___!” (Scooby-Doo cry)

IJ2487. Broadway Joe was one

IJ2488. Singer Arie sharing a public transportation seat with you?

IJ2490. Mary, Queen of Scots’ successor

IJ2492. Given garlands

IJ2493. What “Bwah-ha-ha-ha” indicates

IJ2494. Sweet quaffs at Dairy Queens

IJ2495. Long-necked pears

IJ2496. Senor’s “Positively!”

IJ2497. Hall of Fame wide receiver Lynn

IJ2500. Like May through August, literally

IJ2501. Marion chaser

IJ2503. Restaurant guide name since 1979

IJ2505. Stimulant that’s useful in Scrabble

IJ2507. PC user’s bailout key

IJ2508. Scientific method acronym

IJ2510. Choice of “Choosy moms,” in ads

IJ2511. They leave marks on the road

IJ2515. Partners past and present

IJ2516. Shriek rhyming with shriek

IJ2517. Snoop Dogg's role in two animated films

IJ2518. C, D and EEE

IJ2519. ___-dog (stray)

IJ2520. Swarm of fighters and bombers

IJ2521. “Hey, let me share that sofa with you”

IJ2522. Enter, Kool-Aid-Man-style

IJ2524. Gets solidly in soil, as a plant

IJ2525. Henry ___

IJ2526. Lost a lap?

IJ2529. Show description on a streaming service

IJ2532. Undershirt or jersey

IJ2538. Coleridge’s “gentle thing”

IJ2541. 5’11” and 6’2” (abbr.)

IJ2543. Heller and Pulitzer

IJ2545. Became cohesive

IJ2548. Soviet montage pioneer

IJ2549. 1987 BP purchase

IJ2551. Said, “I am a grumpy goat!”

IJ2552. “Unapologetic” singer’s nickname

IJ2553. Skin woes

IJ2556. Put on ___ of paint

IJ2557. Upsets

IJ2559. In tune with current events

IJ2564. Sidelining cause

IJ2566. Intelligent and/or savvy

IJ2569. Wall St. index

IJ2570. Angry, overlong speech

IJ2571. Italicize a written growl as rrrrr?

IJ2572. Sharp projection

IJ2573. “Exterior” prefix (although most dictionaries today include the “o” as part of the prefix, as in ___oplasm)

IJ2574. Jason ___ (Matt Damon film)

IJ2576. Call Me by Your Name name

IJ2579. Shriners’ headwear

IJ2581. Kin of the Otos and Omahas

IJ2582. Medication for diabetic crooks?

IJ2583. Dull and mechanical

IJ2584. Spot for a spit

IJ2587. Nineties high-tech slogan

IJ2588. Bug, and then some

IJ2590. Lack of capacity

IJ2592. Make gradual inroads

IJ2593. Like 60 Minutes, for ex.

IJ2594. Slush Puppie sister brand

IJ2596. Four Corners natives

IJ2598. Half-moons?

IJ2600. Football scores (abbr.)

IJ2603. Iraqi commerce city

IJ2604. Emerald or Capri

IJ2605. Foreign, to an American, briefly

IJ2607. Rebel peasant Tyler

IJ2608. WV August hours

IJ2609. The 2022 Super Bowl

IJ2612. O’Hare on True Blood

IJ2614. Org. monitored by AARP

IJ2615. The Hatfields and the McCoys, e.g.

IJ2616. Studying more than one subject at a time

IJ2617. Meat desserts?

IJ2618. Flunking marks

IJ2619. Raphael’s weapon

IJ2620. Controlled, as a horse

IJ2621. Much commerce nowadays

IJ2622. Arrest progress

IJ2623. Yale of Yale

IJ2624. DJ’s “What song do you want next? We could play ‘Tukoh Taka,’ ‘Red Ruby Da Sleeze,’ ‘Anaconda,’ ‘Moment 4 Life’…any Nicki hit, really…”?

IJ2625. Light TV fare

IJ2626. Alien-killing cat lover Ripley

IJ2627. Asther of films

IJ2628. Its original trustees included Gregory Peck and Francis Ford Copolla

IJ2629. More vigilant

IJ2630. Viewing-night choice between an award-winner with a shoestring budget and a pet-themed Flintstones marathon?

IJ2631. Black-rights org. since 1912

IJ2632. “___ Movie but Every Time They Say ___ It Speeds Up”

IJ2635. Poetic breaks

IJ2636. Delta’s in-flight magazine

IJ2638. Insipid entertainment

IJ2639. Creatures Elon Musk might actually have a point about

IJ2640. "Don't worry about it, amigo"

IJ2641. Associating?

IJ2642. “A thousand times good night!” speaker

IJ2643. “You sure? Because it sounds like me”

IJ2647. Place to store valuables

IJ2648. Window alternative

IJ2651. Expert at

IJ2652. Like a wolf without a pack

IJ2653. Excite

IJ2654. About 2.2 pounds

IJ2658. Spewed out

IJ2660. Hotel sometimes called an “annex to Buckingham Palace”

IJ2662. Metric used to measure films’ relative feminist content, though it’s not perfect (Twilight scores 3 of 3)

IJ2664. Its sinking helped excuse the Spanish-American War

IJ2666. Dagnab

IJ2671. Work on a sweater

IJ2672. Prada’s headquarters

IJ2673. It’s just one thing after another!

IJ2674. Certain UN workers

IJ2675. “I did want to talk, but later’s a better time”

IJ2676. What a sensitive nose may detect

IJ2677. West Virginia work sites

IJ2678. Some musicians slap it

IJ2679. Certain catalyst for hydrolytic cleavage

IJ2680. Cold-weather coat

IJ2682. Baby whisperer

IJ2683. Says “2 × 2 = 5,” say

IJ2685. Kind of round, briefly

IJ2687. Rifle salute using quick succession

IJ2688. Howard Johnson alternative

IJ2689. ___-ear: large sea snail

IJ2691. Popular bevvy

IJ2692. Box top insertion

IJ2693. Threaten to fall

IJ2694. Stars that increase in brightness, then fade

IJ2698. Bumper sticker phrase with heart?

IJ2699. First weather satellite

IJ2700. Sierra ___ (soft drink)

IJ2703. Moistens, poetically

IJ2704. “Whoa, that’s cool”

IJ2705. Strata of rock

IJ2710. Star reporting?

IJ2711. Primordial matter of the universe

IJ2717. Sci-fi hero leading a survival colony

IJ2719. The Ultimate Retirement Guide for 50+ author Suze

IJ2720. “___ -hoo!” (“Hey, over here!”)

IJ2722. Rocket material?

IJ2724. Wily maneuver

IJ2726. Eminently skilled at

IJ2728. Makeup of Medusa’s victims

IJ2729. Soak in soap

IJ2730. German veto

IJ2731. Watson’s partner

IJ2733. Shark seen in the Atlantic

IJ2734. Tide of the half-moon

IJ2735. Not excited

IJ2736. George Strait’s “Santa’s ___ Way”

IJ2737. Bristly, from the Latin

IJ2738. Exemplifies it

IJ2740. Decorative element with curls at both elements

IJ2742. War correspondent Ernie

IJ2743. Kind of resistor that grounds work surfaces

IJ2744. Its name means “waterless place”

IJ2745. Biggest resistance unit worth bothering with

IJ2746. Korean name that's an abbreviated month

IJ2747. Angry controversies

IJ2748. “If that’s true, then ___ is this”

IJ2752. Outgoing email initials

IJ2753. Participated in a British bee

IJ2754. Magic dragon of song

IJ2757. Castanets sound

IJ2758. Was for a few people?

IJ2760. Pixie dust producers

IJ2761. Gloria painter

IJ2763. No that sounds like a "no."

IJ2764. Subway and Blimpie

IJ2765. Feeling wonderment

IJ2771. Guardian Angels jacket material

IJ2772. Rages verbally

IJ2773. CommandARRR of this here vessel, matey

IJ2775. Smug reply to “You have no proof!”

IJ2777. "___ manner of speaking…"

IJ2778. Vast swaths of time

IJ2779. Time in the world

IJ2783. Hand-lotion additives

IJ2784. It “never won any battle,” as Eisenhower said

IJ2785. Pepsi nut

IJ2787. Casey with a radio countdown

IJ2788. Activist Morgan

IJ2791. “Empress of the Blues” Smith

IJ2794. Descriptor for the ode in Beethoven's Ninth

IJ2795. With one's beer belly contained

IJ2796. Misogynist, e.g.

IJ2798. Kind of intestinal bypass

IJ2799. To make things right

IJ2800. Arthur’s near-utopia

IJ2802. Pop’s No ___

IJ2803. Trusted sage

IJ2804. Salsa specification

IJ2807. Trace, as of hope

IJ2808. VapoRub magnate Joshua

IJ2809. Phil or Marl

IJ2811. Indulged to excess

IJ2812. “Cornucopia” singer-artist with an umlaut

IJ2814. One screening fliers

IJ2816. Nebraska county whose seat is Nebraska City

IJ2819. Ryan in many a romcom

IJ2821. Throws cold water on

IJ2822. The “Tullius” of Marcus Tullius Cicero

IJ2824. Awkward place to stop

IJ2825. Much, with “of”

IJ2828. Mom star Anna

IJ2829. Render briny

IJ2830. Competed in a sprint

IJ2833. Elbow bones

IJ2834. Bit of DJ equipment

IJ2835. “Just doing my best”

IJ2836. “It’s not ___. On my world, it means ‘hope’” (Man of Steel)

IJ2838. “If I ___…” (regretful words)

IJ2839. Endings of fugues

IJ2840. Site of a rib removal?

IJ2842. ___ Yu (collection also known as The Analects of Confucius)

IJ2843. Some flat-panel TVs

IJ2845. Online program

IJ2846. Commander of the City Watch in Game of Thrones

IJ2847. Backup troops coordinated from Ft. Bragg

IJ2848. Historical record

IJ2849. Shakespearean actor Edmund

IJ2851. Serengeti resident

IJ2852. Pre-jr.

IJ2854. Roman raiment

IJ2855. Most popular fill-in-the-blank answer in American crosswords (way more popular than the actual sport)

IJ2860. Wrongdoing

IJ2861. Foundation for folks over 49

IJ2864. Live in a studio

IJ2866. Offhanded greeting

IJ2868. Dalai Lama’s homeland

IJ2870. Abbr. for different things both assoc. with the Olympics

IJ2871. Car created by Olds

IJ2872. Year of small-scale global cooling

IJ2873. How dogs chase their tails

IJ2874. Get your feet going to an Aretha Franklin chorus?

IJ2876. Maggie’s mate, in the comics

IJ2877. Circumferential sections

IJ2879. Letters on a baseball scoreboard

IJ2881. “Philosopher’s egg” of early chemistry

IJ2882. Expunged

IJ2883. Frozen soda component?

IJ2884. Things Are Fine in Mount ___ (Charley Weaver book)

IJ2885. Country full of penalty boxes?

IJ2886. Qualified caregiver

IJ2887. Lets it be known one can’t make it

IJ2889. Suffix used with numbers

IJ2890. Korean originator of a 2012 dance craze

IJ2891. U-Boot hazard

IJ2892. Place for some computers

IJ2893. Those who might get preferred seating

IJ2894. Rotary disks

IJ2895. Party fare

IJ2897. No mere pipe dream

IJ2898. Actress Barrett who played Nurse Chapel on the starship Enterprise (and who was Mrs. Gene Roddenberry in real life)

IJ2899. Overdo the ouzo

IJ2900. He called The Avengers “a snappy little dialogue comedy dressed up as…a giant ATM for Marvel”

IJ2901. None whatsoever

IJ2903. Contraceptive choice

IJ2905. Dawning awareness of Shrek and Boss Baby’s studio?

IJ2906. Ball-bearing pegs

IJ2909. [smile of quiet enjoyment]

IJ2910. Departs quietly

IJ2911. Excel at Dizzy Gillespie’s genre?

IJ2912. Son of Brahma

IJ2916. “G’night,” in Gabon

IJ2917. Mispeling?

IJ2918. “Happy now?”

IJ2920. “Ready” follower

IJ2921. Parted affectionately

IJ2922. “___ we all” (Battlestar Galactica catchphrase)

IJ2923. Actor Hartnett or Comics Curmudgeon Fruhlinger

IJ2924. Actor Leibman

IJ2925. German rockets of WWII

IJ2927. Any chess piece (even the queen!)

IJ2928. “Dammit!”

IJ2929. “zzzzhk…k…khzzzz…” problem

IJ2930. Fainting

IJ2934. Its cap. is Kiev

IJ2935. Audits, as classes

IJ2936. 2006 Nintendo debut

IJ2937. Q3 or Allroad

IJ2938. Dragging down the name of

IJ2939. Prime mover

IJ2940. Architectural holder-upper

IJ2941. “Keep your knob on BOB” or “This is CNN,” e.g.

IJ2942. African tongue

IJ2943. Punic ___

IJ2944. Sword-shaped

IJ2945. Express’s opp.

IJ2946. Braided

IJ2948. Too-handle connection

IJ2949. Strong desire, with “the”

IJ2950. Outwrestle comedian Fey?

IJ2952. Win big

IJ2953. “This will be legend…wait for it…___” (How I Met Your Mother, having fun with suffixes)

IJ2954. Having an irrational fear

IJ2955. Oscar-winning Lee Curtis

IJ2956. Contents of some kegs

IJ2957. Ugly one

IJ2959. Music halls

IJ2960. Midsummer times

IJ2961. Roseanne of Roseanne

IJ2965. Construe

IJ2967. Heavy high-sch. English textbook, most likely

IJ2969. Graceless group

IJ2972. Social asset

IJ2973. Rich store

IJ2974. Email ending, for short

IJ2975. Launch litigation against

IJ2976. Show a preference

IJ2977. Ship in a slogan

IJ2978. Like many a bog

IJ2979. Cret de la Neige’s range

IJ2980. Beetles and Jettas

IJ2981. Priority-revealing preposition

IJ2983. Noted Mideast representative

IJ2984. ___ in Alpha

IJ2985. Gray-hiding treatments

IJ2986. Not smooth

IJ2987. Rainfall metrics

IJ2988. Wynette or Grimes

IJ2989. NASCAR racer Gordon

IJ2990. Reason for an R rating

IJ2991. Training routine

IJ2992. One with the lead

IJ2993. Logger’s tool

IJ2995. Doesn’t quite demand

IJ2996. It may get spoiled around 5 or 6 PM

IJ2997. Shakespearean affirmatives meaning “forever”

IJ2998. Portrait artist’s “Done!”

IJ3000. Salad servers

IJ3001. Untrue

IJ3002. Talk smack on a track

IJ3003. Fades, with “down”

IJ3004. Abrogate a YouTube ad

IJ3007. Japan’s highest point

IJ3008. Planets, e.g.

IJ3009. Remotest point for a moon of Jupiter

IJ3011. Family ___ (pedigree)

IJ3013. Hit for Guy Lombardo in 1937 and Jimmy Dorsey in 1957

IJ3014. Haiku and senryu, e.g.

IJ3015. Rebuke to a buttinsky

IJ3016. Perform perfunctorily

IJ3018. Compulsive shopper

IJ3019. W boson, e.g.

IJ3021. YouTuber Woodruff or Clan of the Cave Bear character

IJ3023. The US minimum is $7.25 per hour

IJ3027. Popularizer of “Anno Domini”

IJ3028. Tot’s “Can I?,” for one

IJ3029. Distress, with “at”

IJ3030. Unit of bricks, so to speak

IJ3032. Give in

IJ3035. The Deep End of the Ocean director Grosbard

IJ3036. Made a meal of

IJ3037. Tweaked

IJ3040. Lose effectiveness, in sports lingo

IJ3041. Critical time

IJ3042. “A beautiful moment shines through life like ___ of light” (Franz Grillparzer)

IJ3043. Did the delightful and seemingly impossible

IJ3045. Save for later use

IJ3047. Joins the audience

IJ3048. Hall-of-Fame QB Dawson

IJ3049. Grease actress Conn

IJ3050. It in Iberia

IJ3053. Notches, for instance

IJ3055. Fruity, sourish dessert

IJ3057. Barry White and Johnny Cash

IJ3059. Sesame Street’s first bilingual Muppet

IJ3060. “Read ambitiously” sloganeer, initially

IJ3061. Kidding around, not meaning anything

IJ3063. Yacht-owning football owner Snyder

IJ3065. Charles Riv. school

IJ3067. Subscription revenue supplementers

IJ3068. “Guten ___”

IJ3069. Kicks in a bit of cash

IJ3072. Chinese poet of 1,200 years ago

IJ3075. Way downsized

IJ3077. Some image files

IJ3078. Aggregates.

IJ3081. “For-GET it!”

IJ3082. Drinking place

IJ3083. Car company from Korea

IJ3084. Despoil

IJ3086. Bro, in the Eighties

IJ3087. “___ -haw!” (Western shout)

IJ3088. Caesar of sci-fi film, e.g.

IJ3089. Some make it in four minutes

IJ3090. Got there in a cloud of dust, say

IJ3091. Benson who voiced Disney’s Ariel

IJ3092. Fastener that’s actually easy to pick up and carry?

IJ3093. Word linking get-here

IJ3094. Cat, in Cancun

IJ3095. 33 or 45, briefly

IJ3099. Absurd ending?

IJ3100. Fancy ones might be spinning

IJ3101. Bart’s late teacher Edna

IJ3104. Letters for cadets

IJ3105. Choice pieces of gossip

IJ3107. Set of principles

IJ3108. Watch this?

IJ3110. Coop bird

IJ3111. TV peacock

IJ3113. CO’s asst.

IJ3115. Either half of a duo with 14 #1 country hits

IJ3116. Micro tattoo artist with Justin Bieber and Bella Hadid as clients

IJ3118. Hen’s mate

IJ3119. Mission: Impossible character, probably

IJ3121. Unusually narrow shoe size

IJ3122. Rushing in where angels fear to tread

IJ3123. Guards keeping watch

IJ3125. Out of the question

IJ3126. Lice-to-be

IJ3129. Whack to the skull that's not such a big deal?

IJ3130. Likely endower

IJ3133. Microsoft’s language-understanding program

IJ3134. 52, another way

IJ3135. The New Yorker cartoonist Chast

IJ3136. City east of Grand Rapids

IJ3138. Pre-2002 Calais coin

IJ3140. Quoits pin

IJ3141. C, in theory (abbr.)

IJ3142. Right crosses may follow them

IJ3144. Rally leader

IJ3145. Big name in vampire films that’s a homophone for another big name in vampire films

IJ3146. Some salamis

IJ3147. Appropriately named Fallout robot

IJ3148. Supportive pt. of speech

IJ3149. Trade regulating gp. since 1995

IJ3151. Unwritten, ancient, Celtic, and sorcerous

IJ3152. What stupid people might make

IJ3155. Word in some motel names

IJ3156. Like a tug-of-war rope

IJ3157. Word with bear and race

IJ3160. Boy band that’s released Youth and Love Pt. 2: Passion

IJ3161. Wagering site (abbr.)

IJ3162. Descartes’ law

IJ3164. Cutting-edge science magazine

IJ3165. Not quite one or the other

IJ3167. Force open

IJ3169. “You won’t have me to kick around anymore”

IJ3171. ___ Scout

IJ3173. Baptism?

IJ3174. Soul patch site

IJ3175. Jupiter

IJ3176. God of the ancient Hebrews

IJ3177. His jazz band was called “the Arkestra”

IJ3178. De ___ (by law)

IJ3179. Press conf. neckwear

IJ3180. Caddyshack director Harold

IJ3181. Actress Shannen

IJ3185. Like a chance or pickings, sometimes

IJ3186. Admirable stubbornness

IJ3187. Recognized

IJ3189. Game played with blocks

IJ3190. Run from the coppers

IJ3191. Non-autistics, in shorthand

IJ3192. Like some winter hats (var.)

IJ3193. “Your attention, please?”

IJ3195. Actress Roberts of Notting Hill

IJ3196. Contacts via Skype, say

IJ3197. Non-volatile computer part

IJ3199. Amateur radio operators

IJ3200. Greenlawn singer Carey

IJ3201. Type of charge

IJ3202. Cordage material

IJ3204. Course lists

IJ3206. Anti-dandruff shampoo

IJ3207. “Big” coastal area of California

IJ3209. Russian writer Ehrenburg

IJ3210. Israel in film

IJ3211. Queued out in the cold?

IJ3212. Square dekameter

IJ3213. Just so-so

IJ3214. Alert the host

IJ3215. What you’re writing on

IJ3216. Shape on the roof of a Parthenon-style building (eroded off the Parthenon itself)

IJ3217. Legendary Egyptian queen

IJ3218. It stimulates a killer

IJ3219. “The Tall ___” (nickname of Hall of Fame manager Connie Mack)

IJ3220. Multipart present

IJ3222. Moans and groans, e.g.

IJ3223. Axis/Allies conflict (abbr.)

IJ3224. Meat container in Myanmar

IJ3226. What you can pretend you have by framing your eyes with a rectangle, formed by touching forefingers and thumbs

IJ3228. Stuff used for styling

IJ3229. Honey ___ cereal

IJ3230. Dancer’s jump

IJ3231. Dried coconut meats

IJ3232. What teenagers often do

IJ3233. Club end of a rifle

IJ3234. Has he no sense of manners? Of sheer decency?

IJ3235. Foreigner, to a Polynesian

IJ3240. Sedge warbler.

IJ3241. In itself (in Latin)

IJ3243. Card game victory that takes no time at all?

IJ3244. Building new parents try to live near

IJ3245. “En pointe”

IJ3248. AOC target org.

IJ3249. “___ be a lot cooler if you did”

IJ3250. Acerbic

IJ3251. Honeymoon experience

IJ3253. Bit of successful research

IJ3256. Take place subsequently

IJ3257. It may follow a name and address

IJ3258. Favorable times, as for pics

IJ3259. Crowds

IJ3260. Without a trace

IJ3261. Real Housewife Braxton

IJ3262. “Marisa Tomei” for “It’s-a me, Mario,” e.g. (abbr.)

IJ3263. No longer fashionable

IJ3264. Moves around aimlessly

IJ3265. Illusions you might see when tired

IJ3266. “Not that I care or anything, but…”

IJ3268. Prepared to handcuff, maybe

IJ3270. 2

IJ3272. Anthony’s partner on SiriusXM

IJ3274. They may be kicked or kissed

IJ3275. Group including Baldur and Freya

IJ3276. Plantlike

IJ3278. Rastafarian phrase expressing oneness between God and humanity

IJ3279. Xmas season hiree

IJ3280. Barked quietly

IJ3281. NCO, familiarly

IJ3283. Church with more than sixteen mil. members worldwide

IJ3284. Word with “evil” or “blind”

IJ3286. Stereotypical thug voice

IJ3287. Scanned the goods, say

IJ3288. Whale liver?

IJ3290. “Get outta here”

IJ3291. Enclose the atrium

IJ3292. Early Russian co-op

IJ3293. Dusty little bit

IJ3296. Like watching paint dry

IJ3297. Work the soil

IJ3298. Cabaret number

IJ3302. Stuff that goes off

IJ3303. Dog supporter

IJ3304. ___ out (dies)

IJ3305. Walk out, officially

IJ3306. “Not my cup ___”

IJ3307. Bar focus

IJ3309. Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again diva

IJ3310. Calls attention to

IJ3311. Softball

IJ3312. Attic scurrier

IJ3313. Barbarian heroine spun out of Conan’s world

IJ3314. Place to soothe the sole?

IJ3315. Under Fire novelist Barbusse

IJ3317. Author Verne

IJ3318. “Surely you ___!”

IJ3319. Jason Bourne at first, for example

IJ3321. “How about we forgo that”

IJ3322. ___ Picchu (Inca site)

IJ3323. Arya’s sister on Game of Thrones

IJ3324. Blue-ribbon place

IJ3327. Yea, verily

IJ3329. Tosser’s choice

IJ3330. They deliver the verdict

IJ3331. Incessantly

IJ3333. Unspecified quantity

IJ3335. TOS follower, to Trekkies

IJ3336. “99 Luftballons” group

IJ3337. Celebrated, in a way

IJ3338. NFLer who was a 2017 Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year honoree

IJ3339. Do another hitch

IJ3340. TV anchor Dobbs

IJ3341. Derisive hollers

IJ3342. Class for the Yankees

IJ3343. Saggy facial features

IJ3344. Not merely lock

IJ3346. Sinatra’s assertion of self-sufficiency

IJ3347. Hyperion’s daughter

IJ3348. Fit one inside another

IJ3349. Mister of Milan

IJ3350. Arid capital that ironically means “gardens”

IJ3353. Part of Mayflower’s fleet

IJ3354. Artifact

IJ3355. The start of q.v.

IJ3356. Statement when revising one’s story

IJ3357. Xbox One competitor

IJ3358. Smaller versions

IJ3361. Priv. community school

IJ3362. The “R” of NPR

IJ3363. Bite-size Brit snacks

IJ3364. Monster movie from Japan, 1962

IJ3365. “Finally” singer Peniston

IJ3366. Part of a film dog’s name

IJ3367. The Tin Man’s desire

IJ3368. Hilarious in comedy?

IJ3369. Communicating with online

IJ3371. Don’t fold or call

IJ3372. Executioner’s rope

IJ3373. Leaves reeling

IJ3377. DJ’s play

IJ3378. Blondie drummer Burke

IJ3379. Ruin the completeness of

IJ3380. There are five in ten

IJ3382. Biol. branch (heh heh)

IJ3384. Taxonomic suffix

IJ3385. Gridlock problem

IJ3387. Breast or breasts

IJ3388. Order to attack

IJ3389. US econ. Indicator

IJ3390. Don ___ (womanizer)

IJ3391. Speak some ungodly words

IJ3393. Sole female MythBuster

IJ3394. Hidden obstacle

IJ3397. Homogenize, maybe

IJ3399. Kind of arm

IJ3400. “Lay it ___!”

IJ3403. Rocky III actor who inspired my own name

IJ3404. Hunt and hound

IJ3405. “Laters, Luciano!”

IJ3406. Kafka title word

IJ3407. Cloned movie beast

IJ3408. La ___ sparkling water

IJ3409. Like a child of two cousins

IJ3410. Scoop up, as salsa

IJ3412. NFL positions (abbr.)

IJ3414. Stare openmouthed

IJ3415. Airy beginning?

IJ3417. DHL alternative

IJ3418. C D B! and Sylvester and the Magic Pebble author William

IJ3419. Mind man Carl

IJ3420. Application of birch

IJ3421. Util. unit

IJ3423. Declaration while pointing

IJ3424. “Naw!”

IJ3426. Scand. country

IJ3427. Carrere of Relic Hunter and Wayne’s World

IJ3428. ___ Alamos, NM

IJ3430. Way to raise capital through crypto

IJ3431. Taking off the schedule

IJ3432. Reject

IJ3434. War tactic

IJ3435. What pitchers allow

IJ3436. Machine’s cry for attention

IJ3437. Add color

IJ3438. Dieter’s dessert

IJ3439. Trio after M

IJ3440. Instruments heard in the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Give It Away”

IJ3443. Luciano’s three

IJ3445. Like the names “Gates,” “Jobs,” and “Cook”

IJ3447. Middle X, maybe

IJ3448. Modern game equipment

IJ3449. Beethoven House site

IJ3450. Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Meghan McCain, for John

IJ3456. Frodo or Gilgamesh

IJ3458. Microsoft-based dynamic web-content language

IJ3459. Nasal woe

IJ3460. Albatross, for one

IJ3461. Where a lot of Yakov Smirnoff’s punchlines are set ([Over here]…there’s plenty of light beer and you can always find a party. ___, Party finds you!”)

IJ3462. Dam in a story about a little Dutch boy

IJ3463. Flying or levitating

IJ3465. Possible result of a chess game

IJ3466. Uniforms that can be “throwbacks”

IJ3470. Silly Putty, often

IJ3471. Milk production

IJ3472. “Mr. Blue Sky” singing group

IJ3473. Zulu for “people”

IJ3474. School type more likely to have mixers

IJ3475. Native

IJ3481. Footwear for Hermes

IJ3482. Singer of the 2015 #1 hit “Cheerleader”

IJ3484. Self-concept, philosophically speaking

IJ3485. Without originality

IJ3486. Preferred employer in accounting, according to some grad polls

IJ3487. Succumbed to being grilled

IJ3488. Affirmative action

IJ3489. Without measure

IJ3490. With “The,” mystery-movie series whose name originally referred to a victim

IJ3491. Antidiarrheal brand

IJ3492. It happens when one sees a bright light

IJ3493. Did electrician’s work

IJ3494. Coco idol de la Cruz

IJ3497. Fit well

IJ3498. Pretend to be

IJ3499. Pittsburgh player

IJ3500. Densely packed group of cyclists in a race

IJ3501. Flattered into

IJ3503. Gangster Tommy in Kiss of Death

IJ3505. ___ cord (part of the central nervous system)

IJ3507. Lemon or licorice, e.g.

IJ3508. Purchase prices

IJ3509. Act like a boss

IJ3510. Cat goddess (which cats would say is redundant)

IJ3511. Suffix for bombard

IJ3512. Starts to melt

IJ3514. ER VIPs

IJ3515. Patron saint of babies

IJ3516. Cobble again

IJ3517. Income from ownership of wealth

IJ3518. Q., E., or D

IJ3519. Like some difficult lipograms

IJ3520. "So gross!"

IJ3522. Straw hat or seafarer

IJ3523. Banters with

IJ3525. “Yeah, I get it”

IJ3526. Plate armor for protecting the upper thigh

IJ3527. Emulate Daimler and Chrysler

IJ3528. Completely smooth, now

IJ3529. Harder to catch

IJ3530. Program proposed to end MAD

IJ3532. Day one, with “the”

IJ3533. Davy Jones’s locker

IJ3534. Ashes collector

IJ3535. Frutti partner?

IJ3536. One called upon to talk?

IJ3537. Word on many TVs

IJ3538. Link to, on LinkedIn

IJ3539. Head of the old Metro Pictures

IJ3540. “Fantastic” character in a Roald Dahl book

IJ3541. Set up some “reply all” awkwardness

IJ3542. “___ dunno…”

IJ3543. Barista creation

IJ3544. Knocked off

IJ3545. Glenn’s org.

IJ3546. Nigerian native

IJ3547. Suffix for “Those employed in”

IJ3548. Gary Sinise blockbuster role

IJ3549. One found on a runway

IJ3550. Trifling thing

IJ3551. Often profit-minded adaptation

IJ3552. Notorious Affleck role that sank a director’s career

IJ3553. Soaks up some rays

IJ3554. ___-Tikki-Tavi

IJ3555. Golden parachute beneficiary

IJ3556. Dev head within a bus.

IJ3558. Digs, in Durango

IJ3559. The “T” of LGBTQ, informally

IJ3560. “We ___ proud of you”

IJ3561. Halt the sailboat

IJ3562. “___ properly set is halfway reached” (Zig Ziglar, not Lincoln…where do people get these misattributions?)

IJ3563. Don’t throw away, maybe

IJ3564. Exile isle

IJ3565. Fish with poisonous roe

IJ3566. Poeticizes

IJ3568. Red-wrapped Dutch cheese

IJ3570. ___ Faire (reenactment venue)

IJ3571. ___Cycle (fitness company)

IJ3572. Court star named for a steak

IJ3578. They in Toulouse

IJ3579. Month, in Milano

IJ3580. Competed

IJ3581. Site that needs to guard against vandalism, for short

IJ3582. Veriton computer maker

IJ3583. Sweater size (abbr.)

IJ3584. Open a little

IJ3590. F-16 e.g.

IJ3591. “Really now?”

IJ3592. Busy sound

IJ3594. Man-friend 4 lyffe

IJ3596. Clancy or Cruise

IJ3597. Sports group that’s a UN Permanent Observer

IJ3598. Nickname in 1950s headlines

IJ3599. Relative of Ltd.

IJ3602. Know, archaically

IJ3605. Hulk guy Lee

IJ3606. Suffix with aunt or Moon

IJ3608. Thing in a court document

IJ3609. Dadaist turned Surrealist turned Constructivist

IJ3610. Cable “Superstation”

IJ3612. Sgt.’s address

IJ3614. Cooking container

IJ3615. Flush out, with “of”

IJ3616. “Who ___ to disagree?”

IJ3619. Amber Alert, e.g., for short

IJ3620. Do a fun run

Across Stitches

IJ206-K176. Don't use table manners…or a table

IJ507-K497. "Greetings from Maui, 'alien bastard' assassin Duke!"?

IJ807-K799. Taunting image often used online

IJ1107-K1091. Like the characters in The Walking Dead because they all seem to have forgotten the word "zombie"

IJ1294-K1267. Enemy combatants

IJ1599-K1573. Get-it-done date

IJ2018-K2012. Butt, in a term that evokes Eastern philosophy

IJ2491-K2541. Astronaut's protection

IJ2774-K2879. "Uh, wow, I really messed up"

IJ3151-K3347. “Clear your mind”

IJ3420-K3689. Cantankerous bus driver of comics

IJ3593-K3881. Crohn’s disease effect

Down Stitches

IJ3596-O4. Athletic and uninhibited, perhaps

IJ3536-O5. "Game" of missed messages

IJ3599-O9. Measure of a tight parking job

IJ3431-O13. Adding up to nothing

IJ3551-O17. Film promo at a fast-food joint, e.g.

IJ3581-O21. Free-if-incomplete resource for the world's students

IJ3608-O25. Says back

IJ3610-O29. Quadrennial vaccination, for short

IJ3518-O33. Company logo and address, say

IJ3615-O37. Fingerprint features

IJ3471-O41. Aphid herder

IJ3620-O45. Walked as if at a horse show