| "Bolero" composer |
RAVEL |
| "Cagney & Lacey" law-enforcing gp |
NYPD |
| "Encore!" |
AGAIN |
| "Have a sample" |
TRYONE |
| "Little Broken Hearts" singer Jones |
NORAH |
| "Ta-da!" |
IDIDIT |
| 14-legged crustacean |
ISOPOD |
| All too familiar |
TRITE |
| An official lang. of Hong Kong |
ENG |
| Baseball's Felipe or Moises |
ALOU |
| Big mess |
SNAFU |
| Big, fancy dinner |
GALA |
| Bond or Bourne |
SPY |
| Cash cache |
BANKVAULT |
| Chewy caramel candy |
ROLO |
| Cloud computing giant |
IBM |
| Collects bit by bit |
GLEANS |
| Cosmetic surg. option |
LIPO |
| Cow sound |
MOO |
| Crotchety oldster |
COOT |
| Curly-tailed guard dog |
AKITA |
| Dress like Judge Judy |
ENROBE |
| Dubliner's land |
EIRE |
| Dull finish |
MATTE |
| E-tailer's address |
URL |
| Envy or lust |
SIN |
| Every bit |
ALL |
| February 29th ... and, based on the ends of 16-, 24-, 49- and 60-Across, this puzzle's title |
LEAPDAY |
| Finalize, as a comic strip |
INKIN |
| Flowery poem |
ODE |
| Frequent-flier no., e.g |
ACCT |
| Ginger __ |
ALE |
| Golfer's double bogey, usually |
SIX |
| Happy days |
GOODTIMES |
| Headache relief brand |
ADVIL |
| It's picked up in bars |
TAB |
| Laura's classic "Dick Van Dyke Show" wail |
OHROB |
| Makeover |
REDO |
| Many GRE takers |
SRS |
