'Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven' writer | MILTON |
Africa's most populous country | NIGERIA |
Air head? | BEL |
Al Gore, e.g | VEGAN |
Alaska Territory capital until 1906 | SITKA |
Area full of illegally parked cars? | LOTTOTICKET |
Arthur's foster brother | SIRKAY |
Band booking | GIG |
Barista's creation | ESPRESSO |
Beginnings | ONSETS |
Brief siesta | CATNAP |
Bring out | ELICIT |
Brolin's 'Life in Pieces' co-star | WIEST |
CDC fear | PANDEMIC |
Dep.'s counterpart | ARR |
Dressy-casual sportswear company | IZOD |
Emulated a Roman senator? | SATINSHEETS |
Enthusiast's pub | ZINE |
FaceTime device | IPAD |
Fish-and-chips fish | COD |
Flurry | SPATE |
Foundation figure | TRUSTEE |
Fourteen-line work | SONNET |
Frozen food brand | OREIDA |
Funny fellows | WITS |
God's messenger | GABRIEL |
Gull's cousin | SKUA |
Hammerin' Hank | AARON |
Hauler's unit | TON |
Hex- halved | TRI |
Hot room | SAUNA |
It comes in black, white, green and red varieties | TEA |
It has a blade | OAR |
It's totally not gross | NET |
Jessica of 'Sin City' | ALBA |
Jousting feint? | BOBBYKNIGHT |
Lace tip | AGLET |
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