Al who created Li'l Abner |
Chatting online, in brief |
Almost any offer that's too good to be true |
Doozy |
"I swear!" |
Robe in old Rome |
The "A" of U.A.E. |
*Basketball position for Magic Johnson or Steph Curry |
*Level on the military wage scale |
Player in front of a net |
What sailors and beachgoers breathe |
Uncouth person |
Colorado summer hrs. |
*Alternative to a brush when coating the side of a house |
Things coiled on the sides of houses |
With 44-Across, onetime British slapstick comic |
Single-stranded genetic molecule |
___ and crafts |
Consumer products giant, for short ... or a hint to the answers to the eight starred clues |
Tylenol target |
"You got it now?" |
Toyota hybrid |
North Pole resident |
*The Beach Boys or Backstreet Boys |
Amusement |
See 33-Across |
Marx's collaborator on "The Communist Manifesto" |
___ Field, former home of the Seattle Mariners |
*Shade akin to olive |
*Sorority types who go out a lot |
Eugene O'Neill's "___ Christie" |
Help with a crime |
Letter-shaped fastener |
"Veni, ___, vici" |
Hellmann's product, informally |
Daytime or Primetime awards |
Holler |
Applauds |
Enveloping glows, old-style |
___ del Rey, Calif. |
*Darts and snooker |
Somewhat |
An emoji may suggest it |
1970s tennis champ Nastase |
Writer Anaïs |
Dig into work |
E. B. White's "___ Little" |
Unwanted stocking stuffer |
Prefix with cultural |
Prepared, as dinner or a bed |
Foolish, informally |
Frees (of) |
Marching halftime crews |
Fence in |
Mom's mom, for short |
The "U" of I.C.U. |
Mom's mom |
Lock securer |
___ O's (breakfast cereal) |
One of 12 in Alcoholics Anonymous |
Oksana ___, 1994 Olympic skating wonder |
What may precede Chapter 1 in a novel |
*Roast accompaniment prepared with drippings |
$$$$, on Yelp |
Like choir music |
Run-down area |
Lavish meals |
Counting-off word |
1980s tennis champ Ivan |
Creature that leaves a slimy trail |
What an email filter filters |
Rhyme scheme for Robert Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" |
Glenn of the Eagles |
School event with a king and a queen |
"For Better or for Worse" mom |
Company that pioneered the U.P.C. bar code |