- Dip for tortilla chips
- What pasta and potatoes have a lot of
- Rap lead-in to Jon or Wayne
- Like a home crowd on a walk-off hit
- Phone notification
- Singer Yoko
- Eagles falcons hawks etc.
- Bathroom scale units Abbr.
- Marijuana in old slang
- ___ Guofeng successor to Mao
- Splotch of ink
- Let It Go singer in Frozen
- Major Formula 1 race
- Cold hard stuff
- Betty ___ (classic cartoon character)
- Himalayan land
- Legendary Himalayan creatures
- Bizarre
- Sorry for being so nosy!
- Central pile of chips in poker
- Plain as day
- Follow as a result
- Trampled (on)
- Unit of farmland
- Instructor with a racket
- Boring
- ___ Lee (frozen dessert brand)
- Prefix with liberal or conservative
- Isle ___ national park in Lake Superior
- Most common English word
- Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Shipping News and Brokeback Mountain
- Long long time
- ___ Ventura former governor of Minnesota
- Nonmainstream as rock music
- Married
- Spinning dizzily quaintly
- Most high schoolers agewise
- Buffalo hockey player
- Disney mermaids name
- Like early PC graphics
- Looking like this (
- Backside as the Brits call it
- Half-___ (coffee order)
- First Greek letter
- Show again as a show
- Place to store a loaf
- Pigs digs
- Theyre for suckers
- Locale for new emails
- In need of directions
- Assns.
- Dude
- What Prancer and Dancer do that Rudolph and Vixen dont?
- Wall hanging in a kids room
- When the sun is highest in the sky
- Detectives lead
- Words at the altar
- Final unhappy outcome
- Eternally to a poet
- Early Mongol invader of Europe
- 1990s R&B group ___ Hill
- Work on as a summer camp T-shirt
- Compartmentalized evening meal
- Individually
- Genetic messenger
- Big business Abbr.
- California border lake
- Touch taste or smell
- Difficult thing to maintain under pressure
- Summa cum ___ (with highest praise)
- Daring poker bet
- Puts a spell on
- Hearty bowlful
- Pics ___ didnt happen!
- 1977 Steely Dan album with a palindromic title
- Slippery fish
I’m a Crossword Creator and Solver based in New Jersey. When I’m not working on puzzles, I enjoy spending time with my dog Rogan and my wife Jane, as well as reading books and binge-watching Netflix series. I have a particular passion for solving New York Times crosswords and often post my solutions on my website for other enthusiasts to enjoy.