Dictionary source for each asterisked clue in this puzzle

Question:

Answer:

RANDOMHOUSEUNABRIDGED

Length:

Similar Crossword Questions:

Writer who was the source of all the words with asterisked clues in this puzzle
Proverb giving a clue to this puzzle
Heavy brew, and a clue to this puzzle's theme
Kind of secret represented by each two-letter puzzle clue?
"Something you would cheat on if you knew you wouldn't get caught." "___" (also, the source of this puzzle's theme answers)
Like each answer in this puzzle - also each word in each clue - in length
"___ is completely over" (baffling statement made by Prince on 7/5/10 that also serves as a clue how to find four answers in this puzzle)
Clue for the four longest answers in this puzzle
Valley girl's "yeah, right" [IMPORTANT: SEE THE 'NOTE' (above) for key info about this week's puzzle and SEE THE LAST CLUE DOWN for the explanation of last week's puzzle.]
Name that would be super easy to clue if this puzzle were in Korean
TV feature, and a clue to six other answers in this puzzle
"___ Dictionary," source of definition
Source of all the tender words in this puzzle?
"I am on a drug. It's called ___." (And source of the quotes used in this puzzle)
Article in a German paper?[For the explanation to last week's puzzle, see the last clue down.]
Term for each of the 15 asterisked theme answers in this puzzle
George of "Night After Night" (source of this puzzle's quotes)
State after being coldcocked (and a clue to this puzzle's theme)
Visual representation of an item associated with the answers to the asterisked clues in this puzzle
Dictionary term for any of the "self-defining" answers in this puzzle
School phrase with a clue to this puzzle's theme
"That's my cue!" (fun fact: I inadvertently stole this clue from my own NYT puzzle)
Big fight, and clue to this puzzle's theme that begins the four longest answers
Intrepid [Editor's note: This clue appears in heavier type (without the asterisks) in the print version of the puzzle. AcrossLite can't handle that, so just imaging that it's written in darker type.]
Like the Oscars ... or the answers to this puzzle's seven asterisked clues?