| “Billy —” (1991 gangster film) |
| Certain line on a weather map |
| God of love |
| It’ll make a walking surface shine |
| Sterling or Shannon of the NFL |
| Cartoon art of Japan |
| Washington monument |
| Tasty morsel |
| Devoured |
| Stitch |
| Caesar’s 604 |
| “Othello” villain |
| Flung |
| Belief that one is destined to be a savior |
| Call to cop cars, in brief |
| Weasel look-alike |
| Concept |
| Singer of the 1984 hit “Too Late for Goodbyes” |
| Hwys., e.g. |
| Von Sydow of “The Exorcist” |
| Prayer opener |
| “Chances —” (1957 hit) |
| Dept. of Justice div. |
| Vatican VIP |
| Not distributed, as cards |
| One working to take control |
| Actress — Dawn Chong |
| Mean Amin |
| Lucy’s Desi |
| Dog types |
| City west of Lake Superior |
| Freely |
| “Guys and Dolls” song |
| Meadowland |
| Punch sound |
| Narrative at the start of the Bible |
| Sportsperson |
| Ship’s frame |
| Cry on “The Simpsons” |
| Biblical verb ending |
| Big blood line |
| Sinuous fish |
| Small pellets for air guns |
| Famous 1804 duel |
| High-school jrs.’ exam |
| Billy portrayed by Brad Pitt in “Moneyball” |
| Swelled head |
| Los Angeles neighborhood |
| Tranquilize |
| Brazilian berry in juices |
| “Eat — eaten” (law of survival) |
| Lister’s abbr. |
| “How Do I Live” singer LeAnn |
| Mint family herb |
| What the first words of eight long answers in this puzzle are |
| Crawl |
| Ready to go |
| Thorn in one’s side |
| Ibsen’s “— Gabler” |
| Family tree females |
| Have faith in |
| Black key above A |
| Justice Samuel |
| Musical steps |
| — -pocus |
| Feel blindly |
| Poking tool |
| Earthy colors |
| One who used to be in the club |
| Dogma suffix |
| “Homeland” airer, for short |
| Rowing tool |
| Of a wedding |
| Southwestern tribe |
| Past artifact |
| Panther, e.g. |
| Not fully aged |
| Hot-and-cold dessert |
| PR concern |
| Juice cleanse, e.g. |
| She-sheep |
| Render null |
| Quarterback Marino |
| IRS datum |
| — Paulo |
| “Son of,” in Arab names |
| Rx writers |
| With 42-Down, restaurant dish of the day |
| See 39-Down |
| Forearm part |
| Store of ore |
| State of rage |
| Nabokov title heroine |
| Born, to Gigi |
| Trunk bone |
| Copied |
| Boomers’ kids |
| “The Nanny” star Drescher |
| Grooved ring holding a gem |
| Supplication |
| “My Girl Tisa” star Palmer |
| Dramatist David |
| First-class |
| Central |
| WWII sub |
| First subway line in NYC |
| “— use!” (“I give up!”) |
| Tuning knob |
| Final: Abbr. |
| “Pipe down!” |
| Hideous foe of Popeye |
| Dull pain |
| Factual |
| Skillfully executed |
| Impudent |
| Sgt. Snorkel’s pet dog |
| Phase out nursing |
| Takes too much, in brief |
| “— out!” (ump’s cry) |
| “Bali —” |
| Cyber-chuckle |
| 1978 Stephen King book |
| Cove relative |
| First-column bingo square |
| Scrooge’s cry |
| Prefix with lateral |
| Clergyman’s subj. |
| Year divs. |
| Covered with gunky stuff |
| Brand of pizza crust |
| Swimmer Gertrude |
| Emerge from an egg |
| Earthy colour |
| Instrument with pipes |
| Spearheaded |
| Uneven, as leaf margins |
| Long sofa |
| Alter formally |
| Verizon, e.g., for short |
| German city |
| Sleuth’s lead |
| Federal ecology org. |
| Top-left PC key |
| Neckline type |
| Cheez- — (crackers) |
| Puppy’s bite |