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Mosquito repellent brand
Two Women Oscar winner Sophia
This Is Where I ... You (Jonathan Tropper novel)
Network marketing giant
No one wants to hear that in a group text
January in Spanish
Templeton of Charlotte's Web for one
Woman of stage and screen
Wrath of Man director Guy
Banners on some websites
Degree for many execs (Abbr.)
Abbreviation before a date on a cornerstone
Instrument in some jazz combos (2 wds.)
Walden and Civil Disobedience essayist Henry David
Dog kennel sound
To Kill a Mockingbird recluse ... Radley
M. Night Shyamalan film featuring crop circles
John Brown's Body poet Stephen Vincent ...
Tom Clancy's The Hunt for ... October
Go-to choice slangily
Word from courtroom bailiff
Herman Wouk novel published in 1971 (4 wds.)
... and Juliet
... the Pretty Horses (Cormac McCarthy novel)
Interior designer's asset
Some are sprayed on
John Updike novel published in 1971 (2 wds.)
Batteries for some electronics
Gift in Lois Duncan's The Third Eye for short
In the Bedroom Oscar nominee Marisa
The Rockies e.g. (Abbr.)
Thinly distributed as a population
HGTV makeovers for short
Wallace Stegner novel published in 1971 (3 wds.)
Major Barbara playwright George Bernard
Rock extracted from a mine
Luau floral garlands
Roy Hobbs's Wonderboy in The Natural for one
Muscles worked by a rowing machine for short
A stroke on the green in golf
1983 UK number one single by KC and the Sunshine Band
Title shared by albums by The Emotions, Katherine Jenkins and Tony Allen and Hugh Masekela
1983 Christmas number one single by the Flying Pickets
Synthetic compound used as an anaesthetic and analgesic and also illicitly as a recreational drug
An "Opera-oratorio after Sophocles" by Igor Stravinsky, first performed in 1927
44th Vice President of the United States, 1989–1993
Dark brownish-red colour, which takes its name from the French word for chestnut
Blind Puerto Rican musician, singer and composer whose hits include Light My Fire and Feliz Navidad
English model and TV personality stripped of her 2006 Miss Great Britain title after posing nude in Playboy
South American country whose capital is Santiago
Personal computer introduced by Commodore in 1985
Songbird also called a titlark
New Orleans song that gave the Dixie Cups a big hit in 1965
Stage name of the Ghanaian-born rapper Kwasi Esono Danquah III
1980s American sitcom starring Paul Reiser, Greg Evigan and Staci Keanan
Cheshire market town with a high concentration of listed buildings
A fulmar or petrel that ejects a foul-smelling oil from its stomach
Well-known seduction poem by John Donne
James ......, midfielder who came through Southampton's youth system and made his senior England debut in 2017
The capital of Samoa
English actress who became Baroness Olivier
The trunk of a tree
The most watched television show in the United States from 1989 to 1990
Another name for the lapwing, imitative of its call
Violinist, born in Tel Aviv in 1945, who made his debut at Carnegie Hall in 1963
Tuscan city famous its Palio, a traditional medieval horse race
1970 hit single by The Carpenters written by Roger Nichols and Paul Williams
English poet whose verse collections include The Whitsun Weddings
American actress who was the narrator of 1962 film To Kill a Mockingbird
Former prime minister of India who was assassinated in 1991
A canton in the northeast of Switzerland, entirely surrounded by the canton of St Gallen
The largest Canadian province
Nickname of Vice Admiral Edward Vernon
Legal means by which a person can change their name
Mediterranean umbelliferous plant with liquorice-flavoured seeds
A small flightless South American bird resembling the ostrich
1986 film starring Bob Hoskins and Cathy Tyson
The son of Isaac and twin brother of Esau in the Old Testament
1979 song that gave Kool & the Gang their first UK top ten hit
Mediterranean republic whose capital is Valletta
The plant Cicer arietinum , cultivated for its seeds that are a key ingredient in hummus
Horse that won the 1999 Derby
Organic compound that is an ester of a fatty acid
Area of London that was the original home of Arsenal FC
Actor who played the title role in TV series Lou Grant
A data input device with a limited number of keys
Anne ......, English poet and painter eulogised by John Dryden in a 1686 poem
English actress whose films include Titanic , Finding Neverland and The Reader
US-born British horse trainer who retired in 2002 and gave his Park House stables licence to his son Andrew
1973 Sydney Pollack film starring Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford
1969 novel by Philip Roth
A freshwater carnivorous musteline mammal such as Lutra lutra
County of the Republic of Ireland whose county town is Castlebar
Dessert known as zuppa inglese [literally "English Soup"] in Italy
An edible shellfish with a spirally coiled shell
Rowan ......, creator of the TV and film character Mr Bean
1973 comedy film starring James Caan
The capital of Australia
1953 Grand National winner, the first of trainer Vincent O'Brien's three consecutive victories
Best Actor Oscar-winner for Gandhi
Another name for tear gas
Opera in five parts by American avant-garde composer John Zorn premiered at the Bayreuth Opera Festival in 1988
A fat-soluble vitamin or mixture of vitamins occurring in fish-liver oils
Terry ......, former Northern Ireland footballer who managed Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal
Manuel ......, Spanish tennis player who won the US Open in 1975, beating defending champion Jimmy Connors in the final
A fictional superstate in which Winston Smith lives in George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four
1965 film that was Woody Allen's film debut
Lynsey De Paul's first UK top ten hit
Vine Pokémon whose Japanese name is Monjara
American actress who played Ellen Ripley in the Alien film series
1977 top ten single by Leo Sayer
An old Spanish courtship dance in triple time
2016 Tom Ford film that won the Grand Jury Prize at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival
Gadoid food fish of the genus Merluccius
Angler's name for a maggot used as bait in fishing
1956 Cole Porter song performed by Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly in the film High Society
2001 Michael Apted film with a screenplay by Tom Stoppard, based on a novel by Robert Harris
British cyclist who has won the Tour de France four times
Novel by William Golding about a group of British boys stuck on an uninhabited island
A title given to the Virgin Mary
French painter and sculptor who was a leader of Fauvism
Country whose capital is Sana'a
Harry ......, England striker who won his third Premier League golden boot in 2021
The supreme god in Germanic mythology
Communications code word for the letter w
A bluish-purple discoloration of skin and mucous membranes usually caused by a deficiency of oxygen in the blood
Aromatic deciduous tree of North America, with three-lobed leaves and dark blue fruits
1976 musical based upon a comic strip by Harold Gray
A tax levied by the Norman and early Angevin kings on their Crown lands and royal towns
In property law, the right enjoyed by a landowner of making limited use of a neighbour's land
Short story by Ryunosuke Akutagawa used by Akira Kurosawa as the basis of his movie Rashomon
Hot molten rock which solidifies to form igneous rock
What the RO stands for in CD-ROM
The former name of the Ho-Chunk tribe of Native Americans
American film actress, born Constance Ockelman, noted for her femme fatale roles in films noirs with Alan Ladd
An amphibian with a long body and tail and four short limbs such as the salamander and newt
Supermini produced by Skoda since 1999
Russian elective legislative assembly established by Tsar Nicholas II in 1905 that was overthrown by the Bolsheviks in 1917
English river which flows through Burton, Newark and Gainsborough
Edible pear-shaped fruit having a rough thick greenish-brown skin and creamy flesh
1968 concept album described by Ray Davies as "the most successful ever flop"
Feathered fashion accessory worn wrapped around the neck like a scarf
Hard black rubber used in chemical containers or electrical insulators
To leave, to cancel suddenly, or an amount paid for temporary jail release until the trial
Colors that can be bold or vivid and are used sparingly, to contrast or create rhythm
Band or coronet-shaped claw that holds an individual stone
The darkest color, or the opposite of white
Intermediate color between green and violet or to be in a melancholic or depressed state
Edible ear-shaped shellfish, also used as ornament or decoration
Device with interlocking parts used for fastening objects or parts together
Quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects
Perfect, with no fault or defect, especially none that can diminish an item's value
Item made of silver, plated with a thin layer of gold
Inclined surface, grade, ramp, or a slope
Bell-shaped hat, fitting closely around the head, that was popular in the 1920's
The feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or a substance
Term used for a transparent opal with colors ranging from yellow, orange, or fire-red
Woman's dressing gown or negligee
Ornament used to attach two parts of a tie together, also called a tie-pin
Blue to grey green mineral, or a shade of blue tinged with green
Set of short chains attached to a woman's belt, used for carrying keys or other items
Decorative mark worn in the middle of the forehead by Indian women especially Hindus
Tight-fitting stretch trousers for women, styled to resemble a pair of denim jeans
Varaiable color averaging a deep pink
Newly made, very popular, and successful
Artifact made by weaving, felting, knitting, or crocheting natural or synthetic fibers
Glyptic art consisting of a sunken engraving on a stone or gem, as opposed to cameo
Work produced by hand labor which requires skillful hands
Fine or decorative clothing, indicating royalty or other high office
Smooth surface, as of a cut gemstone
At the forefront of a trend, experimental, or avant-garde
Degree of a material's resistance to forcing actions that seek to modify its state or shape
V-shaped sleeve badge indicating military rank and service
Quality of a given color that differs slightly from another color
Used especially when referring to tastelessly showy clothes
Highly polished gem that is cut convexly but without facets
Red or brown oxide coating on iron or steel caused by the action of oxygen and moisture
Transparent purple variety of quartz used as a gemstone
Another name for a loop made in sewing. Also a cartoon characters name
Cast iron used for making cooking wares, especially large pots
Short and thick, such as having short legs and heavy musculature
Expert on precious stones and the art of cutting and engraving them
The act of closing or sealing, such as in the case of a zipper or an institution
The degree of lightness, darkness, or strength of a color
Backing or setting on which a photograph, gem, or work of art is set for display
Industrial mineral used in many chemical and metallurgical processes, also called fluorspar
The part by which an object is designed to be held, carried, or controlled
Piece of cloth or plastic secured under the chin and worn, especially by small children, to protect the clothing while eating
Also called retro, it refers to accessories that imitate the style of a previous era
Clothes, especially of a particular or formal type
To polish, especially metal, by rubbing
The opposite of liquid or fluid
Detergent additive for whitening clothes
The distance across a swimming pool from one side to the other
Metal obtained through mixing more metals or metal combined with other substances
Room or series of rooms where works of art are being exhibited
Clothing, garments, attire, or aspect
Bag or soft container for a small objects or a small amount of something
Grey soft heavy toxic malleable metallic element
Yellow precious metal used in jewellery or decoration which has a separate currency value
Enclose in, or as if in, a case
Clothing accessory, usually made of metal, that gives the tie a neat appearance
Jewelry item for men designed for securing their shirt's cuffs
The externa form, contour, or outline of someone or something
Period during which a shop or dealer sells goods at reduced prices
Vluable, shiny, white metal used for making cutlery, jewelry, coins, or decorative objects
Company that produces health and fitness wristbands
An Irish rock band known for lead singer Bono
The first CGI animated film by DreamWorks about a bug
This character is the main love interest to the protagonist in Boy Meets World
This cartoon about babies contains characters like Angelica Tommy & Chucky
This singer songwriter released The River of Dreams single in 1993
An urban fashion boot & athletic brand by Jack Schwartz Shoe Company
An American rapper known for his hit single Hate Me Now
A TV series about Oswald State Correctional Facility
An object-oriented programming language whose logo is a coffee mug
In this comedy movie a pig wants to be a sheepdog
Good supporting people, as 6 was for Corinthians and others
Ammunition centre for some soldiers
One writer including second page and another
Attend 25% of lectures, ie one in four
Speculation in gold concealed by people in general
Finish in undergarment and neckwear?
Capital goal reached after conversion
Courage seen in never moving king, queen, or rook
10 cut up badly, missing good time?
What John, George and Ringo share in odd ruse to make money
It sounds like material for craftsperson, or painter
Coach — partners on lorry cut inside it
Road rage — runs into that unknown person
Think highly of some setter, ever enjoyable
Oft-used words from end of crossword — 6 set it, possibly
Losing little time, help one place in Italy
Book followed by 6's writings, primarily about crosswords to solve
Put black coat on setter wearing old sailor's hat
Suggest anagram for 6 to set?
Opening part of travel permit that's sound
American singer including extra text for cartoon character
Victim of crime benefitting another apostle
Five, four or three — or two, but not one
Some wine I had carried out again
Artist reckonin' to include kind of turn
Letter its writer shortened put in English post
European uniform in range of colours, or part of one
Starr initially is not what Lennon, McCartney, or Harrison nominally is
Invalidate second article taken out of yearbook
Brendan, say, is prone to break bed, incurring maximum damage
Cod liver product
Rowan of "Laugh-In"
Carlo or Cristo opener
Country star Tucker
Pashmina, for one
High-ranking cleric
Caesar's comedy crony
LaMotta of the ring
"That Girl" Thomas
Pt of mpg
Sunday garb
Meditative Buddhism
Dey-Hamlin TV drama
Six-legged colonist
Inge classic
Party mix cereal
Sent by phone
Sound portions
Umps' decisions
Choice cuts
Pass is in Virginia
Right key starts to unlock everything – salvation!
Best in The Beatles, once?
Incomplete arrest following one northern copper's nightmare
Suffers hard in test for promotion
Rod's witchcraft?
Not much in clothes shop – changed into thong
I see cop baffled before robber returns carrying scrap of gold and silver
Singer and model paired over a beer
In part, Dubya wrong about country
First to replace middle of song in poet, Owen's sort of rhyme gets help
Third eye oddly substantial
Time Telstar broadcast what Hollywood produces?
Cubs cycling through Oregon drug complex
The gutless star karate chopped raw meat
Cruel chums stripped man naked in pub
Most of his meat not on this uncovered grill
Work from Poet Laureate: four letters, having eight rhymes
Appreciate fashionable pleat
Narrow escape when bird bites husband and dog runs free
Pert, following kiss
Film villain has nothing on corona
Offal soup's first, then we film sitcom
Some articles say I stalked writer
Join revolution before the French
Farmer, say, succeeded spreading manure
In seconds, posh wine is protected
Trade in continent
Disco's Summer
Nero, to Augustus
Jewelry sold in pairs
Bus units
Cheese-filled dessert
Bandleader Goodman
Pudding dessert
Warm sweater material
Distends
Candy box weight
Wursts
Uses as a platform
Six games, say, in tennis
Mythical Himalayan
Dino with comically tiny arms
Moth life stage
Opera turned into a 1998 musical
Targets, as with a snowball
Vail luggage item
... milk (soda fountain treat)
Pixar technique, briefly
“Pop!” or “pow!”
TikTok dancer Addison
Bill of Rights components
Food with a poppy variety
What shows how far you've come?
P.E. footwear
Gymnastics great Katelyn
Crooner Paul
Food that's definitely not organic: Abbr.
Totally over
“That's a bad sign!”
Shirt in many school uniforms
Like an irrelevant point
They require PINs
Roll down the runway
Group of buddies
Add Fido to the family, perhaps
The assumption that two women dating are lesbians, e.g., or a hint to what was deleted from 16-, 26- and 45-Across
Remove everything from
Before, to Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Oscar winner Rami
Why pillboxes and newsboy caps are still in fashion?
First nightly news segments?
Awards for John Legend, briefly
Biological sequence
Concert goods, informally
Glide like a bird
“Therefore ...” (Billie Eilish song)
Unfurnished mansion?
Clorox competitor
Vermont resort town
Ham ... (pork knuckles)
Undercover agent's cell?
Had a go
... squad (beauty team)
Birth control options, briefly
Concert blasters [#UniversalXwordPride]
Ignition takes place at this point
Hills giving distance
Rialto's broken sewer
Came up against a bill and what goes on it
Upbraided for finishing a meal off?
Tabitha makes a place for animals and plants
Tom Baker in a muddle going on board
Concerning bets on races
Learn to tell rumour
Ben is turning into a dramatist
An Irishman and a bird, for example
Of paramount importance, it appears, in general
Nude in unusual act - it's an intimate show
Does it make things barely visible?
Stand and refuse to go forward
Dry form of humour gets her
Bolt or lock the cell door to prevent it
Use ably
Impose as penalty
Relevant example
Central mass
Lie in wait to attack
Pressed fold in fabric
Stood in rows
Spaniard's river
Concorde's inits.
Fiscal onus
They make an omelet yellow
Seth's mom
Keebler employee
Missing school [abbr.]
Valuable gem
.... and on
Postman's cargo
Napoleon's exile island
Golfer Player
Like 911
Nip in the air
Fido's comment
".... Casey"
Exemplify concretely
Used one's wings
Thicke and Alda
Wild wiseacre outside V&A
Vicars Eve upset in reverse order
US soldier on discharge endlessly liable
Symbolic tale
Story totally grisly about Spain
Slippery swimmers from Castle Elsinore
Saw or noticed
Passionate hunks kept in check
One losing love receives morning call
Morsel in tin taken by knuckle-dragger
Minister in vicious circle?
Marguerita throttles one having row
Love part in last write-up?
Language of love?
In Assyria king is related by blood
Idiot in Guardiola's side
HGV for business
Fish and chips on desk to start with
Drunk Ray jailed by explosive oppressor
Debater
Alibi revised to cover Queen and Country
Young woman's clothed fashionably in red garment
What unfortunate lorry-drivers may do a great deal
Still worked up about large student set
Song and dance about reflective Rashford's transfer tweet?
Singers being heard in court, one delayed
Sailor's newspaper leading on a Spanish seaport
On time for public viewing
Nothing pleasant, alone in pen?
My word for doggie barking
Look at that set of numbers, each describing ratings that have gone down?
Lake resort near Spain -- it's lovely visiting
Is out of food, hot and cold
Inordinately easy start to Toughie? Till now!
Happy -- as Gagarin's medium or the Husband of Rhum?
Fine to wear, when cooking, is it apt, chef?
Famous Vietnamese hospital: I am impatient and I am an in-patient
Enjoys life on rented eyot
Daily, the suspect's admitted on charge
Conscious of No 1 principality to the west receiving first 25% of passengers
Composer's one piece of work covered by Ireland retrospective
Churchman, satirist and flier
Bows rot!
Bizarrely attractive, Frankfort's heart -- here!
Apparently ready for release of empire's supreme ruler
An inflammation, but which one? Let's move on
A little non-U, charmless scruff
Working as lecturer, perhaps, son going to a summit
Witness seized by Ethelred -- lo, he begs to get up
Upturn after papers united in force
Trick of the French to forego training
Trick from a card you'd rather not be dealt?
SOS vet broadcast for cooking equipment
Oppose petition, swapping sides
One's base: Roman building, all the rage
On and coming up, kind of movie guide
Old-fashioned bridge clubs with interior first-rate
Nuclear plants lacking atomic mass conductors?
Middle Easterner is famously mad ruler, twisted one
Mention turnover of local housing syndicate
Loot not well concealed by sheet
Look to go north or south
It may cause scoffing and make Yankee shoot
Interpret two bits of text
Insist on piece of chicken for celebration
Having reformed a school, Philip resigned
Frank talking away, gave address west of Northern Cape
Feeble learner, mischievous child
Extra seconds with last of soup dipped into -- it's common!
Erase ink smudges, getting more shady
Composer about to be supported by board
Cheer is loud -- two letters in a row written about it
Cat sat, finally tumbling in well
Breakfast food boss offers Einstein
Annoying being part of cult?
Vein of coal
Thin; tilt
Signori (anag.)
Roman XX
Recruit; utilise
Politician running a department
Orations
Idiot; animal
Comperes
Causing dehydration
Spanish region associated with Don Quixote
Means of contactless payments
Large semi-aquatic snake
Large fleet of ships
Large blue butterfly
Hold (molecules) on a surface
City in Andalusia
(Of eyes) flecked with red
What's passed in a relay race
Style of neat round handwriting
Small clump of trees
Gin-based cocktail with grenadine
Garden plant — re-do the pork (anag)
Extinct mammal resembling an elephant
Animate — breathe in
.. Samba, jazz standard first recorded by Joào Gilberto
.. Navratilova and Hingis - Wimbledon winners
The .., palace and fort in Granada
The first woman to take her seat as an MP
The 11 who make up The Incredibles?
Six-time Wimbledon singles champion
Sir V.S. .., author of In A Free State (1971)
Sir John .., secretary of state for defence at the time of the Falklands war
Seven-time Wimbledon singles champion - so far
Seven-time Wimbledon singles champion
Philip .., Raymond Chandler's detective
One of the five boroughs of New York
Former name used for the Chinese capital
Durrell's subject - along with other animals?
City on the US-Mexico border
Animals used in the Andes for meat, wool and transport
A mythical king - or a type of macaque
Support for the artist
Having been perceived by eye
Flowerless plants with feathery or leafy fronds
Where you might celebrate your faith in all sides today
Used by Potter characters among evacuees
US co-ed touring old European capital
Stolen drug - that's meat and potatoes to some people
Stand, of late, by the banks of Big Sioux River
Search party loses archer in The Fall Guy
Revere the angelic hydrogen green light
Raised in Gulag, lovage with a flower synonymous with Russia
Play with every other sample served up
Organisation is familiar with the mysteries of the world, for example
One in scrum at match loses head in firm dispute that leads to exclusion
Old religious leader in church covers initial anger - it's glossed over
Mao's dinner? I'm scarlet for him!
Listen secretively to conversation of others skint from waterskiing
Instrument Valerie picked up at institute in Clare close to Liscannor
Hourly pay cut for a comedian
Hotel near foremost aquarium built complex for fish
Heath reviews volume
Hear him or is it her?
Free beach? Ok, you could dig yourself a hole with that!
For those joining The Union in presence of Father of the Chapel, this won't appeal to mates going to a match with no faith
Even Scrooge is a minor player
Cover for insolvent Local closing early
Confirmation of mass meeting
Breach in snow formation off the summit
Body of Christians taking Conflict Studies with those keeping order in the order
Bird produced fleece locally that's popular
All the same without A-Team producing bomb
A leading investor to rip off in Ulster city?
A gathering of the father figures in Trent, for example
Impartially
Popular style of coffee
Showing curiosity about others' affairs
Inspects carefully
Wide toothy smile
Watson and Who
...pay: money down
Angelo's stringed instrument
Place for certain combs
Read metrically
Tour heads-up
Child of another at times
Rule that can be bent
Slow fluid escape
Companion of Han in The Force Awakens
Turned in for cash
Plate-like
No-frills takeoff site
Ex who gave The Donald his nickname
Percentages and such
Deposit in a position
Term of office of a British prime minister?
Invasion or hostile attack
Blackish color
More than ache
Trackway
Animated Chihuahua
Sometimes played by Julie Benz in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Beekeeper played by Fonda
Laundry measure
Determine one's position
Application used to convert text into spoken voice
Sleepless in Seattle director Ephron
Mel Blanc's is 'That's all folks'
Bicycle tour stops
Flight (Pref.)
A player's height in basketball, for one: Abbr.
Place to dock a yacht
The wooden rod in snooker
Consumes, as meat or veggies
Small land in the middle of water
Jedi master who trained Skywalker in "Star Wars"
Prepare something edible
Maximum permitted value, as expenditure through a credit card
Pay attention to, as one's call
Skill to deal with a sensitive issue
Exam to clear, if one aspires to be an attorney
Actor Thomas who plays Richard Hendricks in "Silicon Valley", for which he was nominated for an Emmy
Brown blemish out of the skin
What "i.e.", meaning "that is", actually stands for: 2 wds.
Barely bright, as a night lamp
Land formed by deposition of soil near the end of a river's course
Letters that may precede "data" or "metric"
One who rides a motorcycle
Heavy-... (robust or long-lasting)
Leaf-gathering implement
Actress Poehler from "Parks and Recreation"
Cable that facilitates high definition
Jackets that have cloaks attached to them
Lead character from "Silicon Valley", played by T.J. Miller, who has an innovation incubator, where "Pied Piper" is set up: 2 wds.
"Please select ... one of the above..."
"You ... what you choose to be"
What Lincoln was called, fondly
Two-.. (bathroom tissue feature)
To lend one would mean helping
Range of frequency that can help predict earthquakes (think opposite ultra high): Abbr.
The Beatles hit, "... Jude"
Type of cuisine one would find in Bangkok
Actor from "Freaks and Geeks", who plays the role of Bertram Gilfoyle in "Silicon Valley": 2 wds.
The product of length and breadth
A funny, animated character, as Bugs Bunny, for short
Open-mouth condition
Adorable, as a kitten
Distressed state
Downed, as a steak
Sound from a content kitty
A square fabric, worn for protection against the wind
Opposite of meaning intended
Actress Holmes from "Batman Begins"
Home to Des Moines
The talkative sloth from "Ice Age"
Made way, over water
Aldrin of "How I Met Your Mother" and Munster of "The Munsters"
... Eleniak, "Baywatch" star
The capital of Japan
The capital of France
South American carnival city, for short
Wood in a fireplace
Hit song by Adele from a James Bond movie which won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 2013
Ready, as makeup
"We are on ... way"
"The ... King of Scotland" (2006 historical drama starring James McAvoy)
Hit song by Adele that won 3 Grammy awards including Record of the Year in 2017
"... It Like Beckham" (2002 British romcom)
...-mannered (unpleasant one)
... Blaster (toy gun)
Roadside rest stop
"Old MacDonald ... a Farm" (nursery rhyme)
"Set Fire to the ...," hit song by Adele that won the Grammy in 2013 for its live rendition at the Royal Albert Hall
Actor ... Rodriguez of "Modern Family"
Tough, like a rock
"... We Were Young," hit song by Adele which she performed live on "Saturday Night Live"
Acknowledge a standing ovation, say
Masked villain from "The Dark Knight Rises"
"Y" in BYOB
"Someone like ...," hit song by Adele that won the Grammy for Best Pop Solo Performance in 2012
Former quarterback ... Flutie
Current style, as in fashion
Shakespeare is also known as the "Bard of ..."
"... in the Deep," hit song by Adele that won 3 Grammy awards including Record of the Year in 2012
Quickest tennis point
Tappable picture on a smartphone screen
Belongs to him
"Girls Just Want to .... Fun" (Cyndi Lauper hit)
Sunny-side up requirement
Good-looking man, slangily
Sticky hair setting substance
Sense of self-worth that may need some boosting
Unit of soap or chocolate
"Final Four" round in most tournaments, casually
"Have ... myself clear?": 2 wds.
Use a pick-up line on someone, say
A national treasury, as the ones in ancient Rome
"CSI:..." (police procedural drama)
... Fudd (clumsy hunter who chases Bugs Bunny)
.... Mosby, protagonist in "How I Met Your Mother"
"The Fault in ... Stars," book by John Green
What the letter after "S" sounds like
Pooh or Boo-Boo
Drink made from 6d served usually in December
"... Magic," basketball club that paid 2 million Euros for Mario Hezonja in 2015
Cookie with a "Game of Thrones" themed edition
Martha ..., U.S. Representative for Alabama's 2nd congressional district
Lubricated a noisy hinge, say
Strike caller in a game, for short
"G.I. Joe: The Rise of ..."
"... Thunder," basketball club that paid 3 million Euros for Nenad Krstic in 2008: 2 wds.
City in Alaska located on the Seward Peninsula coast (rhymes with "home")
Seductress in a daily soap
Rod between wheels in a car
Gardening tool which rhymes with "lake"
Word with "jury" or "piano"
Onetime Pontiac muscle cars
American poet ... Angelou
Former Houston Rockets player whose transfer cost 12.9 million Euros in 2002: 2 wds.
All-night dance party with electronic music, say
"... and improved!" (advertisement claim)
"Don't be ...." (former Google motto)
Reese Witherspoon's "... Intentions"
Easter paint target
"Win at .... cost"
Twitter's blue bird and Apple's apple, say
Vegetable that may make you cry
Capital of Ireland which is famous for St. Patrick's Cathedral
"American ...." (singing show)
Capital of Lebanon which is famous for the Sursock Museum
Madonna is also known as "Queen ...": 2 wds.
Show grief at a funeral, say
Ankle or wrist twists, say
"What .... told you ...?": 2 wds.
A gadget, informally
Shoots for the stars: 2 wds.
N.Y.C hours
American rapper 50 ...
Ingvar's furniture retail chain
Lennon's songwriting partner McCartney
Bicorne, e.g.
Big ... Network
Steven Tyler's rock band
Hailey's instrument in "Mozart in the Jungle"
"... Stop the Music" by Rihanna
... Place Market, Seattle
A tiny mouthful
Opposite of false
Newspaper daily which has the "Modern Love" column: Abbr.
Imitate someone else using speech or gestures
Comment reserved for an appetizing fare
"... To Joy" by Friedrich Schiller
School subject, for short
"... and outs of the job"
Steven Tyler hit from the album "Toys in the Attic" which was later covered by rappers Run- M.C.: 3 wds.
Organ responsible for hearing
Currency in Japan
"... Walking Dead"
"I've ... enough!"
Number of sides on a coin
"It's ... against yours." (me against you): 2 wds.
... Enterprises, bygone TV production company which had a cat on its logo: Abbr.
Reason for gaping
Used in soap making
"Redemption Song" singer Bob
Meryl Streep starrer "...First Do No ..."
Large storage vessel used for industrial purpose
American musical drama series in which Steven Tyler performed a duet of Patsy Cline's "Crazy" with actress Hayden Panettiere
Place for firing clay
"Who ... Auntie Roo?" (British horror-thriller film)
Ginger ... (bar order)
Flavouring herb (rhymes with "hill")
Mount Rushmore state, for short
"He got it on ..." (an impulse): 2 wds.
... for a while (take a break)
First name of Mexican American actress who plays Dr. Callie Torres in Grey's Anatomy
American game show "... Factor"
Insect that bites dogs
"Paris Hilton's My New ...": Abbr.
Iron or copper, e.g.
... a discount (make use of)
Saturn's moon discovered by Cassini
Shout in frustration
Amalgam made from mixing two or more of 9a
Associate Justice Sotomayor of the U.S. Supreme Court
Swell up, like a stomach due to overeating
Fruit that is often pickled or used as a cocktail garnish
Violent groups of people
Palindromic and respectful title for a lady
A place that is home to pigs
Hugely popular ice cream brand that is famous for their "Slow Churned" brand
The Wild Wild ...
A hopping Australian mammal, for short
A camera part, the "L" in "S.L.R"
A soft mineral used to make baby powder
Hard body part you find in the skeleton
When you get something without having to pay for it, it is ...
Text speak when showing enthusiasm for something. "LA Lakers ...!": Abbr
A greek epic which was made into a film starring Brad Pitt and Orlando Bloom
A violent outbreak of civil unrest
Organs you use to hear, found on either side of your head: Plural
Weeded a garden, or broke some ground
A character from "The Office" played by John Krasinski, who eventually marries the receptionist Pam: 2 wds
"God ... America" (Look kindly on)
An organisation which the Chicago Bulls and LA Lakers belong to
Someone you hire to take care of the kids
The button you would push on your DVD player to get the DVD out
"Now you ..., now you don't!": 2 wds
The sister of Anna from Disney's "Frozen"
The opposite of wet
To shake slightly, "to ... with fear"
A high-quality audio/video interface, for which you may buy cables: Abbr
A character from "The Office" played by Rainn Wilson, who is the nemesis and eventual friend of 42a: 2 wds
A popular non-alcoholic beverage which may be herbal
A popular breakfast grain, found in Frosted ... Flakes
A large hole in the ground, also the center of a cherry
South Korean rapper who made the hit song "Gangnam Style"
A famed African river that notably passes near the Pyramids
A leather maker's hole-making tools
A sudden sensation, such as a ... of hunger
Showing affection outside of your home, say: Abbr
"He ... like a horse!" (consumes a lot of food)
"He sold his ...to the Devil!"
A kind of rope tie that a hangman would make
"Get ...!" said when angrily asking someone to leave
David Lee ..., vocalist of Van Halen. Also Eli ..., the Hollywood actor and director
Egg..., a popular drink around Christmas time
A character from "The Office" played by B.J. Novak, who has an on-again off-again relationship with Mindy Kaling's character: 2 wds
... and clean, like a well organised desk
... Faker, a musician who made the hit cover "No Diggity"
... Schumer, an American comedian known for her 2015 film "Trainwreck"
A popular chocolate-creme cookie made by Nabisco
A prefix usually found before "biotic" or "virus"
"The end of an ..." A significant portion of time
The opposite of cold
She sells ... shells
Money, a payment option other than card and cheque
An individually owned apartment, for short
An ill-fated ship that hit an Iceberg on its maiden voyage
A slow-cooked liquid mixture of meat and vegetables (rhymes with "new")
"Walk ... coals" (the act of firewalking): 2 wds
"... wanted" A list you may see at a Police Station
... Picchu, a world-famous Incan citadel
A brand of drinking water that is rival to Aquafina
The military's primary ground force
To prohibit or outlaw something
A large, furry mammal. Yogi was one
Roman "she"
"That" in Spain (rhymes with 12a)
Swimming weasels
President's military rank: Abbr.
Extremely hot innermost layer in the Earth's internal structure
Tiny pests that could ruin stored foods (rhymes with "rights")
Outermost layer of the Earth
To ... (suited perfectly): 2 wds.
Islands in Spanish
Stitch to sew up a cut in the body
Largest continent on Earth with the shortest name
The son in "Prince Valiant" (anagram of "ran")
Console from Nintendo, before Wii
"Victory is mine!" (jubilant cry after a game): 2 wds.
Electrical unit symbolized by Omega, sounds like a meditational chant
Metric unit of long distance: Abbr.
Tongue-clicking sound made while looking down on somebody
Deep breaths after a workout
Prep school for princes in England
Part ot be played (in a film)
"In peace, let us pray ... the Lord" (biblical preposition)
Over again, from square one
"The Girl on the Train" actress, who played Donna Pinciotti in "That 70's Show": 2 wds.
"The Conjuring" actress Taylor
One of the founders of Dadaism, Hans
Crime of setting fire to property
"... you one!": 2 wds.
Mary ... cosmetics, that shares its name with the Wife from "The Godfather"
"...-haw!", something you would hear a cowboy say
"Bye!", in Italian
Diapers, in Britain
Gumbo vegetable, also known as ladies' fingers
"The Butterfly Effect" actor, who played Michael Kelso in "That 70's Show": 2 wds.
... Scamander, the lead in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them"; also a tiny lizard
"Fargo" actor Billy Bob ...
(With "dunk") A basketball shot
Skip the inclusion of
"Predators" actor, who played Eric Forman in "That 70's Show": 2 wds.
Father, fondly
What one may call Louis fondly
Awesome, in modern slang
Brewpub offerings
Not together (away from each other)
"Available at a store ...": 2 wds.
Lake ..., fourth-largest of the five Great Lakes in North America
Facial hair grown on the upper lip
Tiny kid
Go-to machine for some cash: Abbr.
Another word for frighten
Electrically connected
With zero chance, informally
"Gone With the Wind" heroine Scarlett
...-free (without punishment)
It generally appears in red, as on a car's rev counter
Big Apple baseball team: Abbr.
Any nonzero number divided by itself
Business school degree: Abbr.
Cathedral roof
... Williams, character played by Fred Ward in an action movie by the same name
Ireland's biggest selling solo artist, who has 4 Grammys
Considered one of the best in golf, he was central figure in a controversy that involved infidelity and ended in his divorce: 2 wds.
... acid (Vitamin B)
Newborns in a stable
Christopher Columbus was from here
Dessert on Thanksgiving
Assume a humble stance, as before a king
A Disney princess is just as white
Morlocks' enemy, in "The Time Machine"
Essential, as the brain to the nervous system
A professional road racing cyclist and cancer survivor, he was stripped of all achievements after confirmation of his drug use: 2 wds.
Your lifetime, in terms of years
Outback ostrich relative
Fancy ash container
(With "date") Word on library receipt
Tolled the bell
Stage name of the youngest of The Marx Brothers
Unpaid credit card bills, e.g.
Considered one of the greatest in baseball, he was a key figure in the BALCO(steroids) scandal: 2 wds.
A really cool move, in a video game
2014 romance, where Scarlett Johansson voices an intelligent operating system
New Haven, k. ... City
Anagram of "heat", and a probable cause, as well
Have another go
"Walk me!" (Dog sound)
A snake charmer's snake
Country that stands in the second position for carbon dioxide emissions after 7a: Abbr.
Pattern in a chart
Country that has been emitting more carbon dioxide than any other country since 2006
Phrase used for dramatic effect: Hyph.
Countryside taverns
Go through the books at a company to ensure everything is in place
Largest urban area in Germany
Parisian's country, for short
As a matter of ... (actually)
Alex Dunphy, to Luke, on "Modern Family", for short
"Push over the ..." (drive someone crazy)
Element seen in Las Vegas
Thanksgiving month, for short
2008 French Open winner Ivanovic
Nobel peace prize destination
Iconic monolithic statues from eastern Polynesia
Kind of an online journal, maintained by individuals or groups
1997 hit song from British rock band Chumbawamba, that is colloquially known as "I Get Knocked Down"
All in order, as the words in a dictionary
Come out with flying colors
Make up for past sins
Willy, from "Free Willy"
What Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot are
Hi-... (state of the art)
"Bitter ...", 1997 song by British rock band The Verve, which is also used by the Seattle Seahawks as their entrance music: 2 wds.
First word in most fairy tales
Popular 60's dress
Using real estate property as collateral to raise funds
Prefix with "stone" that makes it precious
Fitness fanatic's daily destination
Say a few good words (about)
Scavenger who accompanies Han Solo in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"
Pre-sunrise time
Gives an impromptu speech: Hyph.
Not here forever, for short
1992 hit by American rapper Sir Mix-a-Lot, which was ranked 17 on VH1's 2008 100 Greatest Songs of Hip Hop: 3 wds.
"Say Anything...." star Skye
Professional wrestling entertainment company: Abbr.
"So on and so forth..." replacement
Variety of butterhead lettuce
"... la la" (Britney Spears song, created for the film The Smurfs 2)
Walkway for a model
"Eleanor ..." (Beatles song)
Mathematical truth, validated by a chain of reasoning
Performed, in a way
L. time zone: Abbr.
Devious plans, as those of Wile E. Coyote's
"I've got ..." ("I'm depressed"): 2 wds.
At this instant
What a police van would do to an ill-parked car
Black gunk used for making roads
Correct by making iterations in the text
"Modern Family" starrer, Vergara
Heavy metal whose symbol is Pb
"The doctor ..." (seeing the patient): 2 wds.
Kind of therapy in which essential oil is used
Another word for assail or harass
"Suit to ..." (perfectly): 2 wds.
Telepathic spacedog who is the security chief of Knowhere and member of "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Disorderly retreats after defeats, say
Another name for the killer whale
"Don't make ... difficult!": 2 wds.
"You ... there." (said when one doesn't have an answer): 2 wds.
Occupied, as a restroom: 2 wds.
American model, Hadid
Extraterrestrial, sentient tree-like creature who is a member of "Guardians of the Galaxy"
Guide in the theatre
Universal Studios Japan site
Uniformed student
Chinese "lion dog," informally
Snake river state
Slides down smoothly
Clean by rubbing with a rough material
Talk back to with attitude, say
Word that goes with "skin" or "ring"
Craftsman's powerful glue
Caustic chemical, also a drain cleaning ingredient
Solid-colored horses with even dispersal of white hair
Takes a break from work , say
"God ... Americ "
Painful affliction in the stomach
Worshipper of Indian deities, religiously
Casual cotton trouser
... truly (letter sign-off)
Nancy Drew or Jo March
officially declare
sea north of Poland
sparks a blaze
many a late-late-night tv offering
deer-ly beloved?
it comes in white and whole-wheat varieties
r&b artist eric
traditional christmas trees
Railing in a ballet studio
Insider language
Neighbors of Swedes
Jerry's friend on "Seinfeld"
Work out on a track
Mothers to chicks
Hearts, but not diamonds or spades
Fruit that grows in a bunch
Andrews of "Mary Poppins" and "The Sound of Music"
Play checkers?
Gave a meal to, say
... Strauss, denim company founder
"The ... of the Chicago 7," Netflix film
Command to preserve computer files
"I'm all ..." (attentive)
Concise, like a summary
More than damp
ice, in product names
friend of lars and sven, perhaps
name on the cover of "the case of the lucky loser"
county agent's concern
turkey purchase of less than a dollar
is off
federal agency whose first head was fdr, jr.
finds new players for
about 1 o'clock, for short
frequent sci-fi subjects
water chestnut's family
1 down aardvark
they may overcome the competition
energy source since 1942
feigning, for short
moved away from the stern?
post stuff
scout's project
letter ender, perhaps
big chunk of show biz
willow-tree derivative
designer of the mae west lips sofa
shania twain, e.g.
james patterson sleuth
like cobs
taking orders
groucho hawked them on "you bet your life"
bank of america purchase of '09, familiarly
not analytical
liger's mother
big name in the tv business
where to find ". . . the noblest roman of them all"
black panthers cofounder
weapons with bell guards
metal in window glass
christener of the "uss missouri"
temperamental gypsy of song
rolex alternative
oral dismissal
clears up, with "out"
planes used by the swedish air force display team
destroy steadily
gauguin style
where "falstaff" premiered
undistracted
Cavaliers' sch.
Where scenes are made
Italian number that's also a man's name
Indian drink made from yogurt
Toolshed tool
Team game played in the dark
Dish that might come with a flavor packet
Affliction of Benjamin Franklin
Del Monte or Green Giant product
"Lemme see!"
Nintendo offering with more than 10 installments
Home of the World Showcase
Mental sparks
Something released while skydiving
"Can't argue that"
It goes for a short run
Something you might play for
Hoppin', in modern lingo
Big inits. in home security
Hospital specialty
Kia Rio, e.g.
Villa ... de la Vera Cruz (historic city name)
Magician's favorite cereal?
2004 comedy written by Tina Fey
"See what I'm sayin'?"
Leave space for someone running late, say
Firewall target
Keynotes, e.g.
Name derived from the Latin for "to be born"
Contents of some chats, in brief
Tampon alternative
Abbr. in an office address
Show-offy kind of push-up
Ordered from Grubhub, say
Opening settings for "The Canterbury Tales" and "Treasure Island"
Birthplace of Ivan Turgenev
Things not allowed in New York's Central Park
Davis who said "I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept"
Phisher's "catch," for short
"Homeland" home, in brief