| Went along with |
| TV "FYI," of a sort |
| They go around in circles |
| Fresh |
| Commanded |
| Russian letter in the spelling of "tsar" |
| Contents of a certain pouch |
| "Don't you worry" |
| Ran rapidly |
| Kraken, for one |
| Wedding ring |
| ___ blaster (weapon for Emperor Zurg) |
| Org. concerned with choppers |
| "Whoa now, let's think about this for a minute" |
| Shot required for international travel |
| Collection of precious texts |
| Classic couples' retreat? |
| Get burnt |
| Interruption |
| Symbols of hope during the American and French Revolutions |
| Three-star picture? |
| Where many connections are made |
| Historic sites in Hot Springs, Ark. |
| Angkor Wat, for one |
| Blow it |
| Smart relative? |
| ___ publica |
| Follower of Martin Luther King Jr. |
| Freshen, as a drink |
| Prune |
| Thorny subject |
| Blockhead |
| Free coffee, wellness programs, local discounts, etc. |
| It's often made along with a birthday cake |
| Titular woman of classical music |
| Miserable |
| Some quotes: Abbr. |
| Kind of bean on the Big Island |
| Campaign contributions that are given anonymously |
| On one's way out, say |
| [There you have it!] |
| Meany of fiction |
| Choice between two options |
| Georgia who played Georgette on 1970s TV |
| Streamline, maybe |
| Admits, with "up" |
| Double-crosser |
| This, that or the other |
| Something avoided by a person with teleophobia |
| Beauty |
| Send elsewhere (to) |
| Treatment during "sandal season," informally |
| "Camelot" composer |
| "That ___ so bad!" |
| Upright |
| Freezable products sold in pouches |
| Product whose name comes from the Greek for "digestion" |
| Paradoxically, a close one might be hair-raising |
| Wax off? |
| Blood pigment |
| Eldest sister in Chekhov's "Three Sisters" |
| Staff you wouldn't want to employ? |
| Unlikely serving at a Michelin-starred restaurant |
| Colleague of Kent and Lane at the Daily Planet |
| Roadside initials |
| Pocket that isn't full of rye? |
| Like the latest, in the past |
| Kind of ID |
| So says |
| Opposite of kitsch |