| 'As you ___' |
| 'Dagnabbit!' |
| 'Jeopardy!' host Trebek |
| 'Li'l' guy of old comics |
| 'Miss ___' (2016 thriller) |
| 'No worries' |
| 'Ready, ___, go!' |
| 'The Real World' cable channel |
| 'Vive le ___!' (old French cry) |
| 'Welcome' thing at the front door |
| 'What have you been ___?' |
| 1940s British guns |
| 2006 Winter Olympics city |
| After a fashion |
| After Karachi, the most populous city in Pakistan |
| Aloe ___ |
| Appear |
| Are able, biblically |
| Baseball hitter's stat |
| Bitcoins, for example |
| Boastful sort |
| Candy that's 'two mints in one' |
| Chicken ___ king |
| Complete, as a crossword grid |
| Cry with 'humbug!' |
| Czar called 'the Great' |
| Days of old |
| Deborah of 'The King and I' |
| Electrical unit |
| Exchange, as an older model |
| Feudal worker |
| File folder projection |
| Food, shelter or clothing |
| Game with straights and flushes |
| Get ready for a golf drive |
| Honest ___ (presidential moniker) |
| Impulsive |
| Invitation to a questioner |
| It grabs one's attention |
| Keyboard, monitor, mouse and other devices |
| Kind of port on a computer |
| Knob next to 'bass' |
| Like a standard highway |
| Like some short-lived committees |
| Make ___ (set things right) |
| Makes a boo-boo |
| Mormon Church, for short |
| Muhammad Ali, for the 1996 Olympics |
| Native Israelis |
| One of tennis's Williams sisters |
| One-named R&B singer who won a Grammy for his 2014 album 'Black Messiah' |
| Playwright Edward |
| Positions higher, as a camera angle |
| Program file suffix |
| Really good joke |
| Rock band fronted by Michael Stipe |
| Rock genre |
| Rug rat |
| Sault ___ Marie, Mich |
| Schism |
| Soccer official, for short |
| Some Maidenform products |
| Something it's not mannerly to put on a dinner table |
| Something scary |
| Sounds like a dog |
| Source of Peruvian wool |
| Spanish 'other' |
| Successor to F.D.R |
| Suffix with narc- |
| Uncooked |
| Vagrant |
| Wonderment |
| Words exchanged at the altar |
| Worries |
| ___ Khan (Islamic title) |
| ___ wonder (musical artist without a repeated success) |