| Clues | Answers |
| ’83 Keaton-Garr film | MRMOM |
| ‘Doggone!’ | DRAT |
| ‘Eat — eaten’ (survival adage) | ORBE |
| ‘Everwood’ actor Wolf | SCOTT |
| ‘Huh?’ | WHAT |
| ‘Moby-Dick’ captain | AHAB |
| ‘My heart skipped —’ | ABEAT |
| ‘Seinfeld’ gal | ELAINE |
| ‘Serpico’ actor M. — Walsh | EMMET |
| ‘Stretch’ car | LIMO |
| ‘Waterloo’ quartet | ABBA |
| ‘— tell ya!’ | LEMME |
| * Bay off Nigeria and Togo’s coast | BIGHTOFBENIN |
| * Chum | AMIGO |
| * Dr. Evil’s cat in Austin Powers films | MRBIGGLESWORTH |
| * Jumping up and down on a bouncy stick | POGOING |
| * Old Greek squares | AGORAS |
| * Pairs of consecutive letters | BIGRAMS |
| * Second U.S. first lady | ABIGAILADAMS |
| * She directed ‘The Hurt Locker’ | KATHRYNBIGELOW |
| * Ship’s load | CARGO |
| * Subject to interpretation | AMBIGUOUS |
| * Suffer a lot | AGONIZE |
| * Too much self-esteem | EGOMANIA |
| 1801-05 veep Burr | AARON |
| 9-to-5er’s cry of relief | TGIF |
| Air pollution | SMOG |
| Arrived | CAME |
| Artist’s base | STUDIO |
| At a distance | YONDER |
| Baseball’s Hershiser | OREL |
| Beatles song on ‘Let It Be’ | IMEMINE |
| Belly laugh | YUK |
| Beloved of Tristan | ISOLDE |
| Birds building homes | NESTERS |
| Breakdown of social norms | ANOMIE |
| Brit’s ‘Bye!’ | TATA |
| Bullring cries | OLES |
| Buzzing home pest | HOUSEFLY |
| Buzzing musical toy | KAZOO |
| Canon camera | EOS |
| Century divs | YRS |
| Comb buzzer | BEE |
| Compound with nitrogen | AMINE |
| Coy | DEMURE |
| Dark modern film genre | NEONOIR |
| Dental string | FLOSS |
| Dickens’ — Heep | URIAH |
| Dog variety | BREED |
| Download on a Kindle | EBOOK |
| Dress (up) | TOG |
| Driver’s lic. issuer | DMV |
| Durango dish | TAMALE |
| Dutch brew | AMSTEL |
| Easy putts, informally | GIMMES |
| Election analyst Silver | NATE |
| FBI guys | GMEN |
| Female kin | AUNT |
| Fix a flat? | TUNE |
| Flatware item | SPOON |
| Floor piece | TILE |
| Flow out | EBB |
| Flow out | POUR |
| Former Swedish car | SAAB |
| Gets mature | AGES |
| Ghana’s former name | GOLDCOAST |
| Gillette razor brand | ATRA |
| Give slack to | LOOSEN |
| Grand home | ESTATE |
| Health supplement store, familiarly | GNC |
| Height: Abbr | ALT |
| Hosp. staff | DRS |
| In — (single-file) | AROW |
| Is in a huff | STEWS |
| It uses 108 cards | UNO |
| Jump | LEAP |
| Knight’s glove | GAUNTLET |
| Large 1940s computer | ENIAC |
| Lead-in to historic | PRE |
| Lean | TILT |
| Letter-shaped girder | IBEAM |
| Likely (to) | APT |
| Linguist Chomsky | NOAM |
| Long-term inmates | LIFERS |
| Meadow | LEA |
| Mean beast | OGRE |
| Move as if on wheels | TRUNDLE |
| Nash of comedy | OGDEN |
| Native suffix | ESE |
| Native suffix | ITE |
| Nielsen of ‘Mr. Magoo’ | LESLIE |
| Night, in Nice | NUIT |
| Observe | BEHOLD |
| Observe | NOTE |
| Oklahoma tribe | PAWNEE |
| Old Greek concert halls | ODEA |
| Opposed to, in dialect | AGIN |
| Orderly | NEAT |
| Part to play | ROLE |
| Philosopher Immanuel | KANT |
| Pig | HOG |
| Pigs’ home | STY |
| Political plot | CABAL |
| Poppa | DAD |
| Poster pins | TACKS |
| Prefix with lethal | NON |
| Radner of comedy | GILDA |
| RandD center | LAB |
| Really succeed (or what literally appears six times in this puzzle) | GOOVERBIG |
| Reid and Lipinski | TARAS |
| Rendezvous | MEETUP |
| Revisions | REDOS |
| Rove (about) | GAD |
| Run up — (defer payment) | ATAB |
| Sea vessels | BOATS |
| See 8-Down | SIR |
| Sermon text | BIBLE |
| Shahs, e.g | IRANIS |
| Shoot (for) | AIM |
| Sicilian volcano | ETNA |
| Singer Dylan | BOB |
| Son of Eliel Saarinen | EERO |
| Song for one | SOLO |
| Song for three | TRIO |
| Song for two | DUET |
| Sooner than, in poetry | ERE |
| Source of warmth on some trains and ships | STEAMHEAT |
| Special FX technology | CGI |
| Spying setup | TAP |
| Steak, e.g | BEEF |
| Tattles | SNITCHES |
| Tax org | IRS |
| Theater box | LOGE |
| Toddler, e.g | CHILD |
| Toon bear | YOGI |
| Totally spoil | RUIN |
| Ultimate degree | NTH |
| Umps’ kin | REFS |
| Union enemy | SCAB |
| Unit of resistance | OHM |
| Weaving frames | LOOMS |
| Weep loudly | SOB |
| Wise men | MAGI |
| With 71-Across, boot camp affirmative | YES |
| Ye — Shoppe | OLDE |
| — de plume | NOM |
| — dixit (assertion with no proof) | IPSE |
| — Lanka | SRI |
| — of Mexico | GULF |
| — Sea (salt lake in Asia) | ARAL |
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