Clues |
Answers |
‘Moonstruck’ star |
CHER |
‘__ Eyes’: 1969 Guess Who hit |
THESE |
2011 Atlantic hurricane |
IRENE |
Added on |
HIRED |
Artist’s drawing choice |
PENANDINK |
As a backup |
INCASE |
Backside |
TUSH |
Basics |
ABCS |
Beatles’ bassist before Paul |
STU |
Became the champ |
WON |
Become unusable, as airplane wings |
ICEUP |
Brief court plea |
NOLO |
Catch a few z’s |
NODOFF |
Checked at the airport |
WANDED |
Churchill successor |
EDEN |
Classic accusation |
ETTU |
Country singer Pickler |
KELLIE |
Cut from the same cloth |
AKIN |
Deceased toon? |
CASPER |
Early number? |
ETHER |
Enthusiastic response |
IDO |
Excuses |
ALIBIS |
Facilitate |
ENABLE |
Foam-based brand |
NERF |
Foolhardy |
RASH |
George Lucas’ alma mater: Abbr |
USC |
Getting burned, in a way |
REDDENING |
Had a home-cooked meal |
ATEIN |
Heart part |
ATRIUM |
Holy, in Le Havre |
SACRE |
It makes a rally irrelevant |
ACE |
It may start with ‘I’ |
RTE |
Jumpy |
ILLATEASE |
Library order |
SHH |
Like a home-cooked meal |
MADEFROMSCRATCH |
Like La Niña, e.g.: Abbr |
FEM |
Like one with greasy palms? |
ONTHETAKE |
Longtime Coke product |
TAB |
Luxury fashion giant |
PRADA |
Make very afraid |
CREEPOUT |
Maze runner |
LABRAT |
Metaphorical self-help aid |
BOOTSTRAP |
Motor-assisted two-wheelers |
EBIKES |
Mouse target |
ICON |
Neil Young’s ‘Heart of __’ |
GOLD |
Normal: Abbr |
STD |
Pax __ |
ROMANA |
Pickup artist? |
NEATFREAK |
Plow, e.g |
SODBUSTER |
Poker pot items, maybe |
IOUS |
Position to take |
STAND |
Roof edge |
EAVE |
Second effort |
REDO |
Segway PT inventor Dean |
KAMEN |
Sign up, in Sussex |
ENROL |
Some game winners |
MATES |
Some window units |
ACS |
Speak further about |
ENLARGEON |
Spoken with ease |
FLUENT |
Stir |
MIX |
Stringless strings? |
AIRGUITAR |
Sustained |
FED |
Tavern need: Abbr |
LIC |
Tears |
RENDS |
There’s no going back on it |
DONEDEAL |
Thrill seeker |
DAREDEVIL |
Tied accessories |
OBIS |
TV heroine with a weapon called a chakram |
XENA |
Unwieldy ships |
HULKS |
Vegas rival |
RENO |
Way up |
TBAR |
__-reeve: early name for a sheriff |
SHIRE |
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