Ralph who ran for president four times |
NADER |
Respite |
BREAK |
Retired cross-Atlantic jet, for short |
SST |
Retro photo tint |
SEPIA |
Ricelike pasta |
ORZO |
Rock's Kings of ___ |
LEON |
Sailors' affirmatives |
AYES |
Scissor cut |
SNIP |
Scoffs (at) |
SNEERS |
Second letter before omega |
CHI |
See 1-Down |
CLOP |
See 42-Down |
FINN |
Spud |
TATER |
Taiwan's capital |
TAIPEI |
Tehran native |
IRANI |
Telecommunications giant that merged with T-Mobile in 2020 |
SPRINT |
The 'p' of m.p.h |
PER |
Things detectives look for |
CLUES |
Three strokes on a par-4 hole, e.g |
BIRDIE |
Time to set aside money for, in a saying |
RAINYDAY |
Toe, e.g |
DIGIT |
Toronto's prov |
ONT |
Translucent fossilized resins |
AMBERS |
Uber request |
RIDE |
Upstate New York river or lake |
ONEIDA |
Vetoes |
NIXES |
Vote in favor |
YEA |
Wealthy boyfriend, perhaps |
SUGARDADDY |
What airlines sometimes do, causing headaches |
OVERBOOK |
With 1-Across, sound of a carriage horse |
CLIP |
With 19-Across, pal of Tom Sawyer |
HUCK |
Wonderment |
AWE |
Word after deep, stir or small |
FRY |
Word repeated in 'What's ___ is ___' |
FAIR |
Worked as a secret agent |
SPIED |
___ and Ladders (classic board game) |
CHUTES |
___ fiber |
OPTIC |
___ Lee, longtime head of Marvel Comics |
STAN |
___ the Great (10th-century Holy Roman emperor) |
OTTO |