- Like some face creams and serums supposedly
- Cost for a commercial
- Class now known as Family and Consumer Sciences informally
- W.N.B.A. star Taurasi with five Olympic gold medals
- ___ qué?
- Over
- Strip as a ship
- Extravagantly emotional
- Rouse to action
- Close behind as a canine
- N.L. West team on scoreboards
- Dearest partner?
- Plant used to make mescal
- Go ahead try this!
- Pear cultivar
- Rumble in the Jungle promoter
- Gal in Hollywood
- Tube rider e.g.
- Port of Alaska
- Word with memory or bike
- Antilles resident
- Finish off
- Sign
- 1985 benefit concert watched by nearly two billion people
- Fastidious roommate of classic TV
- One way to administer a tranquilizer
- To boot
- Electronics whiz
- Opposite of ruddy
- Engaged in some amorous behavior
- Creator of Heffalumps and Woozles
- Sing ___
- Swear words?
- It has options for cc and bcc
- Newsroom positions
- With the circled letters a hint to solving seven Across clues
- True-blue
- Actress Uzo
- Montana once
- Ankle bones
- Still a contender
- Putting in an enclosure
- Loan letters
- Why did I do that?!
- Exhibit grandiloquence
- Character thats popular on social media
- Instrument with a bell
- Most frequent number in math
- May the forces of ___ become confused on the way to your house George Carlin
- Partner of Parks
- Ritzy
- Has a novel experience?
- Sidestep
- Lease
- End of Arthur Millers The Crucible e.g.
- Courage under fire
- Cheese wrapped in wax
- Abstainers amount
- Largest TV network in the world by number of employees
- Word-of-mouth
- Cortana Microsoft ___ Apple
- Scraping (out)
- What you get when you put your hands together?
- Scottish noble in Macbeth
- Ones always taking cover?
- Military move
- Crown covering
- One of many in Indiana Joness possession
- Quell as concerns
- First name on the Supreme Court
- Just peachy
- Chaucer chapter
- Chimp who orbited Earth in 1961
- Go kaput with out
- The Beast for the U.S. president for one
- No-goodnik
- See 63-Down
- With 62-Down end of a college address
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.