- ___ Day (early September observance)
- Sound of a big kiss
- ___ Today
- Escape capture by
- Caveman diet familiarly
- Catch in the act
- Where flutes are played in an orchestra
- Color variant
- Vanish into thin air
- Peaceful pastoral scene
- Fuss
- Vaping apparatus informally
- Qualifying hurdle for practicing law
- Doily fabric
- Triangular traffic sign
- Goose egg
- Enjoyed a smorgasbord say
- 1950s presidential inits.
- Bit of equipment in tennis and basketball
- Breakfast restaurant chain
- Pours down
- Basmati e.g.
- Prehiring formality often
- ___ of the matter (pivotal point)
- Liquor in a mai tai
- ___ Keller first deafblind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree
- Hawaiian raw fish dishes
- Outback bird that can go two months without food
- Betray … or a hint to what can precede each half of 17- 25- and 43-Across
- One of 24 in the human skeleton
- Nobel-winning chemist Curie
- Egyptian dam
- U.F.O. pilots some believe
- Largest Greek island
- Nuisances
- Apt rhyme for rude and crude
- Et ___ (and others Lat.)
- Hot dog holders
- Id wager that …
- Dwell
- Org. with a Shelter Support Fund
- LeBlanc of Friends
- Thats ___! (Not true!)
- Company head for short
- Camera brand that merged with Minolta in 2003
- Not sanitary
- AMCs Better Call ___
- Brother of Cain and Seth
- Adhesive resin
- Scatterbrained sort
- Finish
- Wash oneself
- Certain card that can be either high or low in a deck
- Gallagher of The Umbrella Academy
- First responder on a battlefield
- ___ Chaiken co-creator of The L Word
- Hoover competitor
- Jot down
- Home for a wild animal
- Father Fr.
- Dinosaur in Toy Story
- Patch of loose rock that aptly rhymes with debris
- Aching sense of guilt
- Trio with a hip-hop cover of Aerosmiths Walk This Way
- Wheel cover that may be chrome-plated
- Where you are on a mall directory
- Give off
- Unadulterated
- Death notice in brief
- Abstract artist Paul
- Really impresses
- Hurdle for aspiring attorneys for short
- Tax IDs
- Scull propeller
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.