| Multivitamin supplement |
| Sit on eggs |
| Creator of Tigger and Roo |
| One way to read |
| Coat for the slopes |
| Non-stick cooking spray |
| "Go, old-timey baseball team!" |
| Target of a college fund-raiser |
| Spiked wheel on a spur |
| Mother of Horus |
| Like a packhorse in action |
| Napoleon Dynamite's pal who becomes class president |
| Most up-to-date |
| "Never Say Never ___" (Bond film) |
| Two-year-old, not-yet-shorn sheep |
| He's silent at times |
| Recharge one's batteries |
| I, to Claudius |
| Org. whose annual convention many authors attend |
| Birds noted for thievery |
| It's spent in Trent |
| A master of this really knows his chops |
| Title word before "You," "U" or "Yesterday" in hit songs |
| Taken by mouth, as medication |
| "The Scarlet Letter" subject |
| ___ and the Family Stone |
| Consider (with ''over'') |
| Part that an actress auditions for |
| Ending of the names of many fruity beverages |
| Title teacher in a 1967 film |
| When the NFL's regular season begins |
| Vine support |
| Pews' place |
| Touched the ground, as a plane landing |
| Sign that means "Do not disturb" |
| Word repeated at the start of every "Star Wars" film |
| One hundred Cambodian sen |
| Language that's often colorful |
| Part filler |
| "A long, long time ___ ..." ("American Pie" opening line) |
| Pester, and then some |
| Part of the face whose name is derived from the Latin for "grape" |
| Jessica of the upcoming sequel, "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" |
| You may do this with a full house |
| Misses |
| Three-time George Burns film role |
| Waist circlers |
| Give a little pull |
| Prefix with "chute" or "trooper" |
| Evidence of a whipping |
| Flu-like condition |
| Word with "Dutch" or "toaster" |
| Spiritual guide in Hinduism |
| Leaning to the right |
| Spiky leatherworking tool |
| Process leading up to childbirth |
| Word that appears on a dime in both English and Latin |
| Play to the back row and then some |
| It may improve if you have contacts |
| Frock |
| Open-mouthed in awe |
| Word with "folk" or "tall" |
| Goose, in Spain or Italy |
| What icicles do |
| "I ___ Back Down" (1989 Tom Petty song) |
| Object associated with the past. |
| Pancakes sometimes served with caviar |
| Word after "Labor" or "Arbor" |
| No ___ thing |
| Perpetrator |
| Wikipedia's unfinished globe made of jigsaw pieces, e.g. |
| Magi's origin, with "the" |
| Item that has monetary value |
| Membership on a stock exchange |
| Falsehood |
| Word in many Sue Grafton titles |
| Beverage for a genteel affair, e.g. |
| Stones "It's All ___ Now" |
| Supermarket-meat label |
| Like appropriate lyric |
| Thompson who played the mother in "Back to the Future" |
| Subject of "The Men Who Stare at Goats" |
| State represented by Sen. Sessions |
| Standoffish |