| Clue |
Answer |
| ''Already?'' |
SOSOON |
| ''Calvin and Hobbes'' girl |
SUSIE |
| ''Cosmos'' author |
SAGAN |
| ''You bet'' |
YES |
| 39 Down marsupial |
ROO |
| All keyed up |
ANTSY |
| All keyed up |
EDGY |
| All keyed up |
AGOG |
| All set |
READY |
| Annoys |
IRKS |
| Annoys |
GRATESON |
| As good as it gets |
TOPS |
| Awaken |
ROUSE |
| Basic French infinitive |
ETRE |
| Beckons |
CALLS |
| Bellows |
THUNDERS |
| Beta preceder |
ALPHA |
| Bluefin and albacore |
TUNAS |
| Bohemian poet |
RILKE |
| Brake parts |
PADS |
| Breakfast beverage |
CUPOFCOFFEE |
| Breakfast side dish |
SAUSAGELINKS |
| British blueblood |
EARL |
| Busy place |
HIVE |
| Caesarean rebuke |
ETTU |
| Casual wear |
LEVIS |
| Chain of hills |
RIDGE |
| Charlemagne's domain: Abbr |
HRE |
| Choreographer Alvin |
AILEY |
| Chow-mein bit |
BAMBOOSHOOT |
| Christmas season |
NOEL |
| Clean Water Act agcy |
EPA |
| Cold War adversary |
USSR |
| Colgate competitor |
ORALB |
| Comp for a high roller |
FREEMEAL |
| Considerably |
ALOT |
| Coper's comment |
IGETBY |
| Could possibly |
MIGHT |
| Declare untrue |
DENY |
| Defeats soundly |
DRUBS |
| Destroy gradually |
ERODE |
| Digital image format |
JPEG |
| Director Brooks |
MEL |
| Discover, as a solution |
HITON |
| Dog-powered vehicles |
SLEDS |
| Drink garnish |
LEMONWEDGE |
| Eeyore creator |
MILNE |
| Emit |
EXUDE |
| Emphatic denial |
NONO |
| Encourage |
SPUR |
| Exeter elevators |
LIFTS |
| Expurgate |
BLEEP |
| Father of Zeus |
CRONUS |
| Feel poorly |
AIL |
| Fiasco |
BOMB |
| Football infractions |
OFFSIDES |
| Forrest Gump pal |
BUBBA |
| Forrest Gump portrayer |
HANKS |
| Gain altitude |
ASCEND |
| General pardon |
AMNESTY |
| Genetic attribute |
TRAIT |
| Glossy fabric |
SATEEN |
| Halloween haul |
CANDY |
| Hamlet, for one |
DANE |
| Hawaiian farewell |
ALOHA |
| Headquartered |
BASED |
| Healthful snacks |
APPLECHIPS |
| Hearty entrées |
ROUNDSTEAKS |
| HST successor |
DDE |
| Huffs and puffs |
PANTS |
| Impersonated |
APED |
| Inflexible |
RIGID |
| Lean back |
RECLINE |
| Leaves in a hurry |
BOLTS |
| Like navel oranges |
SEEDLESS |
| Loyal subject |
LIEGE |
| Luau instrument |
UKE |
| Lunch often served with toothpicks |
CLUBSANDWICH |
| Make haste |
HIE |
| Make visible |
DISPLAY |
| Manuscript changes |
EDITS |
| Manuscript sheet |
FOLIO |
| May 8, 1945 |
VEDAY |
| Mediterranean bread |
PITA |
| Mends with thread |
SEWS |
| Meryl Streep alma mater |
YALE |
| Mexican marinade |
ADOBO |
| Mild oath of old |
EGAD |
| Modern music holder |
IPOD |
| Motored |
RODE |
| Mustard variety |
DIJON |
| Nasal passage |
SINUS |
| NBC legal series that won 15 Emmys |
LALAW |
| Nickname for Dallas |
BIGD |
| Not busy |
IDLE |
| Numbered rd |
RTE |
| Parody |
SPOOF |
| Pine Tree State |
MAINE |
| Poker holdings |
HANDS |
| Pop singer Furtado |
NELLY |
| Praise highly |
EXALT |
| Prefix for physics |
ASTRO |
| Prehistoric instrument |
STONEAX |
| Pyramids, essentially |
TOMBS |
| Quit trying |
BAGIT |
| Raggedy doll |
ANN |
| Ran in the wash |
BLED |
| Rapper who won an Oscar |
EMINEM |
| Raptor's claw |
TALON |
| Razor-billed birds |
AUKS |
| Relax in the tub |
SOAK |
| Roman 905 |
CMV |
| See 60 Down |
CLAUS |
| Servings from a Bundt pan |
CAKESLICES |
| Sharers of quarters |
ROOMIES |
| She might be beside herself |
CLONE |
| Social grace |
TACT |
| Sound displeased |
GROAN |
| Sounds displeased |
GROWLS |
| Source of shade |
TREE |
| Spheroid sweets |
DONUTHOLES |
| Spinach, lettuce, etc |
SALADGREENS |
| States further |
ADDS |
| Statistician Silver |
NATE |
| Storied spirit |
GENIE |
| Stray calf |
DOGIE |
| Strong adhesive |
EPOXY |
| Suffix for serpent |
INE |
| Swiss money |
FRANC |
| Toothpaste-endorsing org |
ADA |
| Undulate |
ROLL |
| Urban woe |
SMOG |
| Varieties |
ILKS |
| Walk in |
ENTER |
| Where ''Otello'' premiered |
LASCALA |
| Where Curiosity roves |
MARS |
| With 66 Down, not-so-frequent flier |
SANTA |
| With whimsy |
DROLLY |
| Xylophone cousins |
MARIMBAS |
| Yellowish brown |
TAWNY |
| Young horse |
FOAL |
| __ Romeo (Italian auto) |
ALFA |
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