| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| 'A Visit From St. Nicholas' writer | MOORE |
| 'Gnarly!' | RAD |
| 'Hurry!' | ACTFAST |
| 'John Wick' star | REEVES |
| 'Pronto!' | ASAP |
| 'Quite true' | ITISSO |
| 'Star Trek: T.N.G.' counselor | TROI |
| 'Well, Did You ___?' (Cole Porter tune) | EVAH |
| 'You betcha!' | SUREDO |
| 1998 N.L. M.V.P | SOSA |
| 2007 Peace Prize recipient | GORE |
| A plus average? | SYMBOLFORAMPEREGULAR |
| A.T.M. expense | FEE |
| Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse ___ | TYSON |
| Baja's opposite | ALTA |
| Bars for swingers? | JUNGLEGYM |
| Begot | BRED |
| Big name in grills | WEBER |
| Big purveyor of sports talk | ESPNRADIO |
| Blow it | ERR |
| Blubber | SOB |
| Boeing competitor | AIRBUS |
| Calm before the storm? | SERENITYPHOON |
| Canoe builder's bark source | BIRCH |
| Chart of the heavens | STARMAP |
| Coin portraying Queen Victoria, once | RUPEE |
| Common Christmas entree | HAM |
| Coral bleaching locale | REEF |
| Cry at a surprise party just before the honoree arrives | HIDE |
| Cupronickel, e.g | ALLOY |
| Curmudgeonly | CRABBY |
| Dara who swam at five Olympics | TORRES |
| December 31, e.g | END |
| Design feature | SPEC |
| Disney Channel's '___ and Maddie' | LIV |
| Dollar, in slang | CLAM |
| Drink Gatorade after a workout, say | HYDRATE |
| Drive mad | DERANGE |
| Drops | OMITS |
| Employee badges, e.g | IDS |
| Errands, e.g | TRIPS |
| Event with steeply discounted prices | FIRESALE |
| Find common ground | AGREE |
| Fisher of fashion | EILEEN |
| Flight attendant's offering | TEA |
| Former Saudi king | FAISAL |
| Frequently | OFT |
| Get a groove on? | SCORE |
| Ginger ___ | ALE |
| Glossy fabric | SATEEN |
| Go (for) | OPT |
| Grab and go? | CLUTCHINESEBOARDGAME |
| Gum that comes in Fire and Ice varieties | DENTYNE |
| Gymnastics event | VAULT |
| Handle with care? | ALIASSISTANCE |
| Hawks' hangouts | AERIES |
| Ice carving? | FJORD |
| Imagines | PICTURES |
| Interest piquer | TEASERAD |
| Isn't over yet | PENDS |
| It's a 'gift' | ESP |
| Kept for later | SETBY |
| Land bordering Nepal | TIBET |
| Learns | ABSORBS |
| Leave a permanent mark on | ETCH |
| Leeway | ROOM |
| Letterhead? | ELL |
| Life force in Eastern medicine | CHI |
| Like a machine that prints, scans and faxes | ALLINONE |
| Like some uncertain dates | BLIND |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Luau locale | BEACH |
| Make available | FREEUP |
| Maker of the fragrance Sauvage | DIOR |
| Makes minor observations? | BABYSITS |
| Man cave, maybe | DEN |
| Marco Polo crossed it | GOBI |
| Mark with spots | MOTTLE |
| Means of death for Judas Iscariot | NOOSE |
| Metaphor for punishment | ROD |
| Middle X or O | TAC |
| Milne young 'un | ROO |
| Monastery title | FRA |
| Name whose Italian equivalent is Giovanni | IAN |
| Night at the museo? | NOCHE |
| One of nine for Tina Fey | EMMY |
| Onetime alternative to Facebook Messenger | GCHAT |
| Padlock's place | HASP |
| Part of a film studio tour | LOT |
| Passes | ENACTS |
| Personal problems | ISSUES |
| Pittance | SOU |
| Play by heart? | DRAMATICPIECENTER |
| Poppycock | TRIPE |
| Provider of limited coverage? | THONG |
| Provider of the fizz in a gin fizz | CLUBSODA |
| Quaint cry of disapproval | FIE |
| Red-haired biblical twin | ESAU |
| Relay segment | LEG |
| Release from shackles | UNCUFF |
| Rio greeting | OLA |
| River more than 2,700 miles long that crosses the Equator twice | CONGO |
| Roman emblem of power adopted by Mussolini | FASCES |
| Romance writer Roberts | NORA |
| Russian moolah | RUBLES |
| Salty or spicy | OFFCOLOR |
| San ___ Obispo, Calif | LUIS |
| Setting for much of 'Lord Jim' | SEA |
| Setting for some aerial maneuvers | BIGTOP |
| Some Bavarian brews | RYEBEERS |
| Soy-based frozen dessert brand | TOFUTTI |
| Sphere | ORB |
| Sports team tally: Abbr | PTS |
| Spot for brooding | NEST |
| Standing | ERECT |
| Stay ahead of the curve? | ABIDECEPTIVEPITCH |
| Stows, as a banner | FURLS |
| Stuck-up sort | PRISS |
| Subject to a recall, maybe | UNSAFE |
| Suffix with beta or cyclo- | TRON |
| Support, as a foundation | ENDOW |
| Swedish lake that's the largest in the European Union | VANERN |
| Thérèse, e.g.: Abbr | STE |
| Tight-lipped | MUM |
| Took first | WON |
| Toward the back | AFT |
| Toward the back | AREAR |
| Triangular road sign | YIELD |
| Two turtledoves, e.g | PAIR |
| Ultimately succeed | PANOUT |
| Under the weather | ILL |
| Very loud | AROAR |
| Vigorously debate (with) | SPAR |
| Way up a bunny slope | ROPETOW |
| Website with a Watch list | EBAY |
| What a lead runner sets | PACE |
| What spirits can do | SOAR |
| Worm or fly | BAIT |
| Wreck, informally | TRASH |
| ___ Hawkins dance | SADIE |
| ___ the line (obeying) | TOEING |
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