Site with "Place bid" buttons |
Pop band with a palindromic name |
N.L. East team for which Tom Seaver pitched |
"Down the ___!" ("Bottoms up!") |
Wild guess |
Pouch of fluid in an E.R. |
Tirade |
Michelle ___, FIFA Female Player of the Century |
∼ |
"I ___ what I said" |
Actor whose name is appropriate to appear in this puzzle |
Torus-shaped treat |
Kindle item |
Not just some |
When repeated, slogan of 1-Down |
Treads on Keds |
Plopped down |
"Her name is ___ and she dances on the sand" (Duran Duran lyric) |
Common airport greeting |
*Chophouse choice |
Noisy |
Attempt to cool, in a way |
One required by a 1629 law to wear two swords |
Words preceding "with my little eye" |
Conditions |
$5 bill, slangily |
"To Know ___ Is to Love ___" (1958 #1 song) |
Aruba, Bonaire or Curaçao |
Mass recitation |
Have bills due |
Nonspecialist |
*Skier's support |
Surefire |
Astronaut Jemison |
Driver's license fig. |
Mars … or a marble |
"No joke!" |
Old man's old man |
*Miniature mitt |
"Little" Wonder |
"Storage Wars" network |
Goes the distance |
Memory units |
Mandated |
*Article of summer footwear |
Mama's mama |
*Launcher sometimes used during halftime at a sports event |
Singer Bareilles |
___ Apollo, Grammy-nominated singer |
One of five in a Shakespeare play |
Canal written about by Twain and Melville |
Like items unveiled in a tech show, colloquially |
Studio with an iconic lion |
Boxer who received a Liberty Medal for being a "champion of freedom" |
Home of Acadia National Park |
Foreboding feeling |
"I'm at your disposal" |
Wee one |
One of the B's in B&B |
List in an etiquette book |
Chess pieces |
Fitness program originally called "Rumbacize" |
Make a typo, say |
Market launch, for short |
Bit of advice from a C.P.A. |
Come clean |
Slobbery tennis ball, e.g. |
Cast out |
Woodworking tool |
First music artist to have a video with a billion YouTube views |
Main point |
Impoverished |
Office sub |
Miata maker |
With the giant letter formed by the black squares immediately above this answer, what the answers to the starred clues all literally have |
Name shared by two wives of Henry VIII |