| Really should |
| “I don’t know yet” |
| Stop sleeping |
| Stuntman Knievel |
| Order |
| Whoppers |
| “Amo, amas, I love —” |
| In the — luxury |
| Plane pilot |
| Working overtime, e.g. |
| Result of iron deficiency, to a Brit |
| Centuries on end |
| “I Love Lucy” actress Vivian |
| Bit of work |
| Staying loyal despite adversity |
| Lyricist Sammy |
| Poet Lorde |
| See 67-Across |
| The sun, in Spanish |
| Mob group |
| Slimy slow movers |
| Restaurant offerings |
| Actor Rex or singer James |
| Love-in- — (plant with feathery foliage) |
| Swing wildly, as one’s arms |
| Louse-to-be |
| What the Union was for earth, in a Lincoln message |
| Lah-di- — |
| “I think,” to texters |
| 1972 Jack Lemmon film |
| Really bother |
| TV studio alert |
| Sidesplitter |
| Gave the Red Cross some funds, e.g. |
| Drug banned for Olympians, for short |
| Something to scratch |
| Minor fight |
| Old politico Stevenson |
| Words on an F paper, maybe |
| Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. —” |
| Opening for a letter-shaped bolt |
| Coral reef eel |
| “My, my, old chap!” |
| Courage |
| Suffix with prop- |
| Beach grit |
| Ky. neighbor |
| “The Simpsons” store clerk |
| Young guy, in hip-hop |
| Bitter-ender |
| Doc studying laryngitis |
| Pol with a six-yr. term |
| Wyo. neighbor |
| Hip ’60s teen |
| “A Death in the Family” author James |
| — -fi film |
| “Of course” |
| “Of course” |
| Coll. in Columbus |
| Neighbor of TV’s Homer |
| Brunch fruit |
| — -wee Herman |
| A Gabor |
| Chefs’ tie-ons |
| Doesn’t differ |
| Makes easier, with “down” |
| University in Atlanta |
| “Sounds like —!” |
| Sword types |
| Birds’ refuges |
| Isle of Minos |
| Roof edges |
| Detested |
| Cots, e.g. |
| Holster fillers |
| Riga native, old-style |
| Rival of Petro-Canada |
| Spying tool |
| “Westworld” network |
| Actor Diesel |
| Suffix with serpent |
| — -Magnon |
| With 9-Down, “Paper Moon” child actress |
| Programs running in web browsers |
| Utah’s — Canyon |
| Hanna-Barbera bear |
| “— girl!” |
| “Live PD” network |
| Pro-firearm org. |
| Inmate |
| Rules established by legal precedent |
| Two-time Wimbledon winner Lew |
| Long Russian river |
| Improvise |
| Fewer |
| Allude (to) |
| The attorney general heads it |
| Committing to a fiduciary |
| Glossy proof, for short |
| Officers in training |
| 110-Across’ high home |
| Doglike scavengers |
| Ear-splitting |
| Prefix with afternoon |
| Helper: Abbr. |
| Really bother |
| 19th-century anti-alcohol fraternal society |
| Muscle jerk |
| Result in |
| One-on-one student |
| Really bother |
| “Stop that, silly goose!” |
| U.S. Army soldiers |
| Pool triangles |
| Beatles song on the “White Album” |
| Yummy tidbit |
| Dog restraint |
| Actress Bullock |
| Strike caller |
| “Coyote Ugly” actress Piper |
| Wrist-to-elbow bones |
| “Bald” bird |
| San —, California |
| Very, in music scores |
| Tinfoil giant |
| Christian set featured in this puzzle |
| Cerebrum’s place |
| Klingon officer of TV |
| Helped criminally |
| Reviewer of paintings |
| Creates |
| Be suitable |
| Matches up, as sets of files |
| Army wheels |
| Have |
| For later use |