| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 'Got it' | ISEE |
| 'Impression, Sunrise' painter | MONET |
| 'Leaving on ___ Plane' | AJET |
| 'Mork and Mindy' neologism | NANU |
| 'Nashville' director | ALTMAN |
| '___ Town' | OUR |
| 1917 newsmaker | LENIN |
| 1920s blues song that was a 1966 hit for the Animals | CCRIDER |
| Accept | AGREETO |
| Aircraft designer Clyde | CESSNA |
| Animal that might be mistaken for you | EWE |
| Apple for Apple and target for Target | LOGOS |
| Astonishes | JOLTS |
| Astute | KEEN |
| ATM button | ENTER |
| Bag attachments | IDTAGS |
| Ban | FORBID |
| Berlin brewski | BRAU |
| Betamax developer | SONY |
| Bound to get | INFOR |
| Business cycle description | BOOMORBUST |
| Cape near Cod | ANN |
| Check out, in a way | LEERAT |
| Christmas tree figure | ANGEL |
| Clotho and her colleagues | FATES |
| Club for country kids | FOURH |
| Coffee shop selection | BLENDS |
| Composer Webern | ANTON |
| Crest competitor | GLEEM |
| Down | SAD |
| Downtown, e.g | URBANAREA |
| Draftable status | ONEA |
| Emulate the Mongols | INVADE |
| Emulated 63-Down | SWAM |
| Entomologist's specimen | BEETLE |
| Extra | ADDON |
| Fattening | RICH |
| Fewer than few | NONE |
| Finish for auditor or consort | IUM |
| Finish for ethyl or methyl | ENE |
| First name in jazz | ELLA |
| Frappuccino accessory | STRAW |
| Future fly | MAGGOT |
| Gets too large | BLOATS |
| Greek peak | MTOSSA |
| High point of a European trip | ALP |
| High-topped hairstyle | FADE |
| Historic beginning | PRE |
| Hoops | BBALL |
| Hoops holders, at times | LOBES |
| ISIS foe | KURD |
| Jay rival | ORIOLE |
| Jazz singer who's a British dame | CLEOLAINE |
| Jefferson Starship and Bush | BANDS |
| June honorees | DADS |
| K-5 | ELEM |
| Keeps down | OPPRESSES |
| KO go-between | LMN |
| Kristen of 'Masterminds' | WIIG |
| Light from land | BEACON |
| Like many a new car | LEASED |
| Lock changer? | DYER |
| Longtime Chicago Symphony maestro | SOLTI |
| Loose overcoat | RAGLAN |
| Loss signifier | RED |
| Magic city | ORLANDO |
| Maxim in England, e.g | LADMAG |
| McDonald in makeup | RONALD |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| MLB defensive stat | ERA |
| Mmes. across the Pyrenees | SRAS |
| Move like a penguin | WADDLE |
| Must | NEEDTO |
| Negligent | REMISS |
| Not multiple-choice | OPENENDED |
| NY setting in winter | EST |
| Ode title starter | TOA |
| Olympic medalist Torres | DARA |
| Org. with a lot of strikes | PBA |
| Organizational rules | BYLAWS |
| Oscar Robertson's nickname | BIGO |
| Pac-12 overseer | NCAA |
| Particle with a strangeness of +1 or -1 | KAON |
| Passes | ENACTS |
| Patella's place | KNEE |
| Peppershrikes and greenlets | VIREOS |
| Pilot producer | CREATOR |
| Pine | YEARN |
| Played the siren | LEDON |
| Polonius was killed behind one | ARRAS |
| Potting soils, for example | DIRTS |
| Pres.'s domain | USA |
| Presidential staffer | AIDE |
| Pulls down | EARNS |
| PX patron | NCO |
| Quite | OHSO |
| Role for Damon | BOURNE |
| Roman holidays | FESTAS |
| Rumor purveyor | YENTA |
| Scope user | AIMER |
| Seeking | OUTFOR |
| Semi colon? | DOT |
| Senatorial attire | TOGA |
| Set free | UNTIED |
| Sinatra venue in Vegas | SANDS |
| Siren, e.g | ENTICER |
| Site of the Shalimar Gardens | LAHORE |
| Snapped | GONEMAD |
| Some TVs | LCDS |
| Sot's sound | HIC |
| Sounds familiar | RINGSABELL |
| StubHub owner | EBAY |
| Sushi bar tuna | AHI |
| Teaching deg | MSED |
| Term of office | REIGN |
| Terra ___ | COTTA |
| Theater district | RIALTO |
| They may have it, in Congress | AYES |
| Thin as ___ | AREED |
| Tipsy | DRUNKEN |
| Topper | LID |
| Trailing behind | INTOW |
| Tree with aboveground roots | BANYAN |
| Turner on turntables | TINA |
| Two 1950s Hollywood sex symbols | MONROEANDTAYLOR |
| Two airports | REAGANANDKENNEDY |
| Two automobiles | FORDANDLINCOLN |
| Two brothers who founded a Fortune 500 company | JOHNSONANDJOHNSON |
| Two Ritas | COOLIDGEANDWILSON |
| Two Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees | HARRISONANDTYLER |
| Two stars of the 1942 comedy 'The Talk of the Town' | GRANTANDARTHUR |
| Two-time portrayer of King Henry II | OTOOLE |
| Unclean place | STY |
| Water damage problem | MOLD |
| Wealthy kid of the comics | ROLLO |
| Weasel cousin | MARTEN |
| Yet, poetically | EEN |
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