| Sinks one's teeth into | 26 |
| Sucks or blows, as it were | 26 |
| Gives more than a licking? | 26 |
| Prepare for unpleasantness | 26 |
| Quit operating permanently | 26 |
| Director's role, often | 26 |
| __ and pieces (miscellany) | 26 |
| Post for a ship's line | 26 |
| Word with a German request | 26 |
| Reply to "Danke" | 26 |
| Brand of laundry detergent | 26 |
| Possible domain name ender | 26 |
| One of the B's in ABBA | 26 |
| Mickey D's competitors | 26 |
| Let the cat out of the bag | 26 |
| Art that uses curse words? | 26 |
| They sell stuff on the sly | 26 |
| Phrase on some invitations | 26 |
| Word for feeling lethargic | 26 |
| "Yeah, whatever" | 26 |
| Loser to Cleveland in 1884 | 26 |
| Cleveland opponent in 1884 | 26 |
| Actress Vivian from Newark | 26 |
| John Major's successor | 26 |
| Paul or Walter of baseball | 26 |
| Orwell's original name | 26 |
| Olympic speedskater Bonnie | 26 |
| Songs of Innocence poet | 26 |
| Sommelier's suggestion | 26 |
| Sauvignon ___ (white wine) | 26 |
| Alps' highest mountain | 26 |
| Boil briefly, as asparagus | 26 |
| Incomprehension indication | 26 |
| Great time, or great noise | 26 |
| Wrote a scathing review of | 26 |
| Like Pisces, in the zodiac | 26 |
| Some sounds from a trumpet | 26 |
| Supt.'s responsibility | 26 |
| Sounds from the Cotswolds? | 26 |
| Ran in the washing machine | 26 |
| Got hush money from, maybe | 26 |
| Run, as colors in the wash | 26 |
| Runs over the edge, as ink | 26 |
| Practices extortion: Slang | 26 |
| Four-letter-word concealer | 26 |
| Tobacconist's offering | 26 |
| Cranapple juice and others | 26 |
| Give approval to, in a way | 26 |
| Excuse, perhaps, in church | 26 |
| "___ this house" | 26 |
| It's often in disguise | 26 |
| Dressing order, informally | 26 |
| ___ cheese dressing (Var.) | 26 |
| ___ cheese (salad topping) | 26 |
| Did horribly on, as a test | 26 |
| R&B singer Mary J. ___ | 26 |
| "Bounty" captain | 26 |
| Brit's word of suprise | 26 |
| Brit's cry of surprise | 26 |
| It may be seen over a bowl | 26 |
| Pompous, smug conservative | 26 |
| Crêpe-like Russian food | 26 |
| Guided only by instruments | 26 |
| Duck hunters' shelters | 26 |
| Flashy jewelry, informally | 26 |
| Gaudy jewelry, so to speak | 26 |
| Sometimes seen on a screen | 26 |
| It's barely noticeable | 26 |
| Control tower observations | 26 |
| Bogeys, to radar operators | 26 |
| Like Shelley's skylark | 26 |
| Indistinct, shapeless form | 26 |
| Steve McQueen movie menace | 26 |
| Kele Okereke band __ Party | 26 |
| Certain birds of a feather | 26 |
| Place for posting opinions | 26 |
| Like the members of Hanson | 26 |
| "Platinum" color | 26 |
| Word with sugar or sausage | 26 |
| Sight at a Red Cross drive | 26 |
| Rarity for a century plant | 26 |
| Century plant's rarity | 26 |
| Women's rights pioneer | 26 |
| One might be early or late | 26 |
| They're bad on records | 26 |
| It has buttons on the left | 26 |
| Squander, as a wad of cash | 26 |
| Releasing stress, in a way | 26 |
| Releasing pent-up emotions | 26 |
| Mess up a good opportunity | 26 |
| Three-ingredient 'wich | 26 |
| Popular diner menu letters | 26 |
| Meal known by its initials | 26 |
| Ham and cheese alternative | 26 |
| Diner classics, informally | 26 |
| Club alternatives, briefly | 26 |
| Some sandwiches, initially | 26 |
| Some sandwiches, for short | 26 |
| Sandwiches with toothpicks | 26 |
| Deli sandwiches, initially | 26 |