- Breakout company of the 1970s
- What 7-Down is pig Latin for
- Unpopular worker
- What often has Fox but not FX
- Machete-like knife
- Comment upon calling back
- Ma Belle ___ (1970 #5 hit)
- Pics on pecs say
- Rogers of old westerns
- Employment history
- One of two
- ___ Hall former Today host with a self-titled daytime talk show
- Well my comment sure sounds dumb now …
- Area around the mouth
- Blows wildly
- Tooth drillers deg.
- God often represented as a beautiful winged youth
- Falafel shop stock
- Prohibition of Leviticus 11
- Not forward
- It looks better with curls
- You must be dreaming
- Remark from one who gets a round
- Judged to be
- Retirement plan informally
- Strip
- Worlds busiest airport Abbr.
- Sound of an unsuccessful attempt at stone skimming
- French liqueur flavoring
- Cry after pulling a prank
- Liquid weapon or a solid one
- Sole proprietors?
- Dishes served in the final scene of Titus Andronicus
- Cards say
- Coffer e.g.
- Some
- Cheerio!
- One who helps out briefly?
- Acoustic flourishes during a comics set
- Something cant be neat if you add this
- Motley skill set
- Where a town in Wyoming was once sold (for $900 000)
- Man found within state lines?
- Uno alternative
- Daytime TV catchphrase
- Xenomorph more familiarly
- Dutch for farmer
- Eric ___ author of The Very Lonely Firefly
- Wraps up
- First Hebrew prophet to have a biblical book named for him
- Lead-in to a street name perhaps
- Fun times between the sheets?
- Impression
- Feudal underling
- Red herring for one
- Hall of fame collaborator?
- 1/8 oz.
- Isle along the Sound of Sleat
- Theyre broken just for fun
- Dismiss
- Stack at a T.S.A. checkpoint
- Bun holder
- Candy brand with autumn-colored packaging
- Takes a turn in a way
- Land between the Gulfs of Aqaba and Suez
- Still not done in the dryer say
- M.L.B. all-time leader in grand slams (25) informally
- Legends
- Cries during a match
- Secret indication
- Its written as a vertical line bisecting a circle
- Org. with trust issues?

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.