Memos |
NOTES |
Mexican artist Frida |
KAHLO |
Moe, Larry or Curly |
STOOGE |
More's opposite |
LESS |
Mozart's '___ Fan Tutte' |
COSI |
NBC comedy show, in brief |
SNL |
New York City landmark suggested by the ends of 17-, 22-, 34- and 50-Across |
STATUEOFLIBERTY |
One of three things tried by Goldilocks |
BED |
One of two on a shirt |
SLEEVE |
One way to deal with a pain in the neck |
ASPIRINTABLET |
Online source of film facts |
IMDB |
Open ___ (prepare to pay later) |
ATAB |
Permit |
LET |
Product of Shell or ExxonMobil |
OIL |
Program that spits out spam |
BOT |
Protection for an outdoor reception |
TENT |
River of central Germany |
EDER |
Rose petal fragrance |
ATTAR |
Soaks (up) |
SOPS |
Soothing skin balm |
ALOEGEL |
Sound of a diaphragm spasm |
HIC |
Steadiness, as in leadership |
SUREHAND |
Suffix with Egypt or Paris |
IAN |
Threaten, as a little dog might |
YAPAT |
Threw a party for |
FETED |
Trident-shaped Greek letter |
PSI |
Trifling |
MERE |
Trillion: Prefix |
TERA |
Try to hit, as a gnat |
SWATAT |
Two interacting communities in the home of a college |
TOWNANDGOWN |
Urban air pollution |
SMOG |
Van Gogh's 'The ___ Night' |
STARRY |
Virginia who wrote 'Mrs. Dalloway' |
WOOLF |
When it comes down to it |
ATBOTTOM |
Woman's name that looks like Roman numerals for 51 + 51 |
LILI |
Woody ___, bartender on 'Cheers' |
BOYD |