| Pet doc |
| “Come again?” |
| Treats maliciously |
| Tennis player Borg |
| Narcissist’s problem |
| Actress Andress |
| Ate, as prey |
| Football Hall of Famer Bronko |
| Arrive on wheels |
| Frankie or Cleo of song |
| Start of a riddle |
| Noise in a comic book gunfight |
| Exotica singer Sumac |
| “The Human Stain” novelist Philip |
| Cure-all |
| Race of people in an H.G. Wells novella |
| Some sorority letters |
| Donations to the destitute |
| Riddle, part 2 |
| Like much greasy food |
| See 83-Across |
| Corp. leader |
| Skip over, as a vowel |
| World War II film, when tripled |
| Charged bit |
| Place — (be active on eBay, say) |
| Cheap cigar |
| Riddle, part 3 |
| Simile middle |
| Chaney of film |
| Song-belting Merman |
| On a pension, maybe: Abbr. |
| Military draft gp. |
| Riddle, part 4 |
| ZZ Top album whose name is Spanish for “The Crazy One” |
| Hamm and Farrow |
| Neither’s partner |
| Tingly feeling |
| Totally tired |
| With 49-Across, touter of green eggs and ham |
| “Yes” vote |
| Early arcade giant |
| End of the riddle |
| — -Flush (bathroom brand) |
| Architect I.M. — |
| Made angry |
| Florida fruits |
| RandB great Marvin |
| Not at all new |
| Golf club |
| Riddle’s answer |
| Stalin-era labor camp |
| Polecat’s kin |
| Urge against |
| Muscat native |
| Do over |
| Office squawker |
| Fender dings |
| Mimics a mad mutt |
| Helper of Frankenstein |
| Inventor Whitney |
| “—, vidi, vici” |
| “The Keep” novelist Jennifer |
| Forum wear |
| Angel’s instrument |
| Drunk |
| Writer Gogol |
| Third-largest city in Israel |
| Ride a wave |
| Eighth-brightest star in the sky |
| Like a hajji’s religion |
| Second-largest city in Oklahoma |
| Charles Lamb’s alias |
| Bay Area California city |
| Equivalent of A sharp |
| Lee Tracy’s “Bombshell” co-star |
| Like praiseful poetry |
| Gossipy Barrett |
| Bakersfield-to-Boise dir. |
| Letters before 39-Across |
| Swiss watch brand |
| Clueless |
| Fizzle sound |
| Sleek, informally |
| Hair removal brand |
| Top squad |
| Mooer’s mouthful |
| On the — (fleeing) |
| “— say more?” |
| Actresses Vivien and Janet |
| In — res (mid-plot) |
| Clay pigeons to be shot, informally |
| Three x three |
| Frozen spear |
| Eats away at |
| “Were — it all over again ...” |
| “It can’t be!” |
| One of the Three Musketeers |
| Nickname for singer Justin, with “the” |
| Derisive smile |
| One of the three Furies |
| RandR alone |
| “— boy!” |
| Pisa’s river |
| Nuclear trials, for short |
| Class of antimicrobial drugs, in the British spelling |
| Actress Sorkin who once hosted “America’s Funniest People” |
| Like animals that don’t roam |
| So-called “fifth taste” |
| Apartment near the super’s, perhaps |
| Mesh well |
| Piquancy |
| Ontario tribe |
| Cat’s warning |
| Pittsburgh footballers |
| “Chances —” |
| “Catch my drift, bro?” |
| Pie-mode link |
| 1974 CIA parody film |
| More lacteal |
| Not cardinal, as a number |
| Plundering |
| Writer Sábato |
| Patronage |
| “— Loompa” |
| Half-diameters |
| Journalist Brit |
| Zing |
| Lucy Liu’s “Kill Bill” role |
| Insect traps |
| Exploiter |
| Mongrel mutt |
| Frilly material |
| Shrine figure |
| Moore of “G.I. Jane” |
| Shrine figure |