| Rifle or pistol, for example |
| Media Matters subject |
| Nine-sound signal |
| Supply with merchandise |
| Animal with two feet |
| "The ___ is falling!" (Chicken Little's warning) |
| Courtesy title overseas |
| Grammy category whose first and last year was 1979 |
| Vegetable that is emblematic of Wales |
| Exam that's hard to cheat on |
| Satisfy, as a thirst |
| "Romancing the Stone" singer Grant |
| Constellation that includes the bright star Vega |
| ___ del Plata (Argentinean resort) |
| Note between fa and la on the scale |
| Word before marshal or mattress |
| Bibliographical suffix |
| State in no uncertain terms |
| Special ___ (covert U.S. forces) |
| Ask too many questions, say |
| Chinese dynasty during which trade with Portugal began |
| Southwestern flat-topped land formation |
| Word that ends radio messages |
| What a temporary sculpture might be made of |
| Web-footed northern diver |
| Word after "ages" or "long" |
| Old "You like it, it likes you" sloganeer |
| Burger accompaniment |
| One who's supposed to be available if needed |
| Toucan's colorful feature |
| Peak next to a glacier, maybe |
| Maker of Sauvage and Fahrenheit colognes |
| Tiny amount, as of hair cream |
| Word before blocker |
| Turquoise or aquamarine, e.g. |
| South American berry that's called a "superfood" |
| It's half the faun |
| Where to hear maas and baas |
| Surfboard storage site |
| Run ___ (rampage) |
| "Old ___" |
| Relating to a bone in the forearm |
| African antelope with spiral horns |
| Subjected to great tension |
| "Bill & __ Excellent Adventure" |
| Litchi-nut feature |
| Snack that's been a kosher food since 1998 |
| Bear that's looked up to |
| "Yeah, that'll ever happen" |
| Company's alternative to bankruptcy |
| Place in a movie theater where snacks are sold |
| Paul McCartney "___ Love Songs" |
| Word with "American" or "teen" |
| One of the Seven Wise Men |
| Ball batted between a fielder's legs, often |
| Fish eggs on a sushi menu |
| Rental units (Abbr.) |
| String-section member |
| Toothpaste, maybe |
| Vessel that was 300 cubits long |
| Investment adviser's suggestion, for short |
| Like kids at some exclusive schools |
| Small unit of weight in the metric system |
| Olympics city after St. Moritz |
| Two-nation European peninsula |
| One of four in Wagner's Ring cycle |
| Evaluation |
| QBs' goals |
| Short wave? |
| Build up in a heap |
| Permeate, as with spirit |
| ___ green |
| What an audience looks toward during a theater production |
| Walk of Fame feature |
| Composer Zimmer with four Grammys |
| Grade Z sci-fi "classic," "___ Monster" |
| Like some pizza crusts |
| Enjoy a day in Aspen |
| Agatha Christie or Margot Fonteyn, e.g. |
| What a "D" may indicate |
| Taps |
| Storm centers |
| Word with ''bear'' or ''booby'' |
| Plural suffix with organ |
| Excessively abundant supply |
| "___ Which Way You Can" (1980 Clint Eastwood film) |
| Jessica of ''Fantastic Four'' |
| German river to the North Sea |
| What farmers plant seeds in |
| Some workers, briefly |