Mail man? |
KNIGHT |
More relaxed |
LOOSER |
Mrs. John Quincy Adams |
LOUISA |
N.C.A.A. hoops powerhouse |
UNC |
NASA's ___ Research Center |
AMES |
Neighbor of the gallbladder |
LIVER |
Nintendo rival |
SEGA |
Often-abbreviated outburst |
OMIGOD |
One crying 'Uncle!,' maybe |
NIECE |
Opposite of closeted |
OUT |
Order in target practice |
AIM |
Oscar winner for 'Shakespeare in Love' |
DENCH |
Outdoor section of a zoo |
APES |
Overlook |
OMIT |
Pirate's prop |
PEGLEG |
Pizazz |
FLAIR |
Proceeded heavily and awkwardly |
LUMBERED |
Quick smoke? |
CIG |
Responds to on WhatsApp, say |
IMS |
Scholarly sorts |
LITERATI |
Seedy hangout ... or a hint to finishing four Across answers in this puzzle |
DIVEBAR |
Shade on the visible spectrum |
INDIGO |
Sign of spring |
GEM |
Simple step |
ATOB |
Something a push-up strengthens, for short |
PEC |
Something to hold money in |
ESC |
Sophocles' '___ to Man' |
ODE |
Start of a fight |
ROUNDONE |
Stick around |
LINGER |
They're served with spoon straws |
ICEES |
Up for it |
GAME |
Use goo-goo eyes and make small talk, say |
FLIRT |
Vacillate wildly |
SEESAW |
Versatile offensive football positions, for short |
TES |
Victoria's Secret spec |
BCUP |
What a shift shifts |
GEARS |
What junkyards do |
REEK |
What soda and snack machines do |
VEND |
When 'Roseanne' aired for most of its original run: Abbr |
TUE |
Word with cap or crab |
SNOW |