| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| ''Got it'' | ROGER |
| ''I need you'' | COMEHERE |
| ''What a coincidence!'' | METOO |
| ''What, will these hands __ be clean?'': Lady Macbeth | NEER |
| Antler feature | TINE |
| Antonym for ''unconcerned'' | PERSNICKETY |
| Ask for more | REORDER |
| Big-bucks event | RODEO |
| Bounce | DISMISS |
| Chance to recharge, say | ALONETIME |
| Charge (up) | REV |
| Cobbler's supply | UPPERS |
| Concentration breaker | DIN |
| Conserve energy, in a way | HIBERNATE |
| Cut loose | RANAMOK |
| Daylily kin | ALOE |
| Don't recognize | SHUN |
| Early Asimov outlets | PULPS |
| Enterprise subsidiary | ALAMO |
| Except for | BAR |
| Far from pristine | SOILED |
| Field call | MOO |
| Fill again, as a flat | RELET |
| Former ''X Factor'' judge | DEMILOVATO |
| Halloween figure | HAG |
| Heavy | BADGUY |
| Home of Wright State | OHIO |
| Hoof-care tool | RASP |
| In a quandary | TORN |
| Inordinate | UNDUE |
| It's combed on some farms | HIVE |
| K follower | MART |
| Ken Jennings alma mater | BYU |
| Knife __ | PLEAT |
| Lets have it | UNLOADSON |
| Material for suits | TORTS |
| Mine, e.g | PRONOUN |
| Mountie jacket material | SERGE |
| Move around | GYRATE |
| Object | AIM |
| One of a matching set | HERS |
| Plastic flute | TONETTE |
| Product first sold as Opal Fruits | STARBURST |
| Professional positions | TENETS |
| Prog. for newcomers | ESL |
| Pushchair cousins | PRAMS |
| Radar anomaly | UFO |
| Really studies | PORESOVER |
| Return option | EFILE |
| Riveted | ENRAPT |
| Ronstadt's only #1 single | YOURENOGOOD |
| San Jacinto victor | HOUSTON |
| Seven-time Emmy-nominated role, 1992-98 | BENES |
| Shade provider | DYE |
| Some tablets | RCAS |
| Source of butterflies | TENSENESS |
| Subjects for Raphael | CHERUBIM |
| Suffix for some synthetics | LON |
| They're ''as much a work of art'' as ''state of the art'' | IMACS |
| Top piece | BRA |
| Tops in endurance | LONGEST |
| Trained | ABLE |
| Typical Tracy/Hepburn vehicle | ROMCOM |
| Violinmaker's device | CCLAMP |
| W, formerly | PRES |
| Was still valid | STOOD |
| Weapon first used in 1977 | LIGHTSABER |
| What might be on the tip of your tongue? | ESE |
| Where Carver taught before Tuskegee | AMES |
| Word at the end of SAT sections | STOP |
| Word in the etymology of ''checkmate'' | SHAH |
| Zinger | MOT |
Newsday.com Crossword Answers - Mar 22, 2014
Newsday.com Crossword Solutions - Mar 22, 2014
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