| Ireland's second-best-selling musical act after U2 |
| Forsythia, for one |
| Verbally waver |
| Something shown to a rude houseguest |
| Mistreatment |
| "___ Agua Para Chocolate" (hit 1992 foreign-language film) |
| One might clean up lots of toys |
| Potatoes, in Indian cuisine |
| Grown in ___ (brand of frozen French fries) |
| Reason one might read a "Speed Hump" sign and laugh |
| One might be "slippery" |
| Epic backdrop, maybe |
| Some skintight clothing |
| Coal miner's discovery |
| Josh who voices Olaf in "Frozen" |
| Initial tentative attempt |
| Nonstop flight? |
| Jamie Lee Curtis or Neve Campbell, notably |
| Really loses one's cool |
| Planned Parenthood doc |
| Often-bracketed bit of Latin |
| Mark as important, in a way |
| You! All of you! |
| Lunes, e.g. |
| The "1" in 8-8-1, e.g. |
| "Hold please"? |
| River through Glasgow |
| What lions can do that pumas cannot |
| "A deal's a deal!" |
| ThinkPads, originally |
| ___ anglaise (rich custard) |
| Survey unit |
| Cry for help |
| Toaster's opening |
| Randall's elder daughter on "This Is Us" |
| Goes down the drain, perhaps |
| Thinks (on) |
| Stretcher bearers? |
| Frustrated cry |
| Portuguese title |
| "True Detective" and "The Wire," for two |
| One-named poet from the 13th century |
| App audience |
| Sea bed? |
| Like Medina, Saudi Arabia, vis-à-vis Medina, Ohio |
| So-called "king of the Egyptian gods" |
| Rustic |
| Scouting gatherings |
| Spat |
| "Get me?" |
| Match up |
| Fashions out of whatever's lying around |
| Sends to hell |
| Worked on a collapsible table, say |
| Hit Netflix show whose pilot episode is titled "Red Light, Green Light" |
| Stanley of "Julie & Julia" |
| Low-cost lager from Anheuser-Busch, familiarly |
| Eleven in Las Vegas |
| God slain by his brother, then resurrected by his wife |
| Animal also known as a pygmy chimpanzee |
| Sparkles |
| ___ Puffs |
| In Buffalo, it's a faux pas to order this with Buffalo wings |
| Buttress, with "up" |
| Frustrated cry |
| Eschew the subway, say |
| Something that's good to do a 180 on? |
| These, in French |