An entrepreneur may bankroll one | 32 |
Stock that's hardly a blue chip | 35 |
Cumming's "sweet ___ of April" | 44 |
Big house that's not as big? | 32 |
"Daily Affirmations" host Stuart | 42 |
Like a railroad with narrow tracks | 34 |
Ironically, it's the longer of the two | 42 |
Longest parts of the alimentary canal | 37 |
Shopping areas easy to negotiate? | 33 |
Part of a brunch prix fixe, possibly | 36 |
It might wash down a short stack | 32 |
These have wide ears, according to Heywood | 42 |
A1: "This may sound like ___ ..." | 43 |
Health scourge now deemed eradicated | 36 |
"Well worth it, if you ask me" | 40 |
Mini-collectibles, to collectors | 32 |
"All but one" win, in bridge | 38 |
What we're advised not to 'sweat' | 45 |
Woody Allen film about cookie-making criminals | 46 |
Place where everybody knows everybody | 37 |
Lass awed by the big city, maybe | 32 |
"Bleak House" character | 33 |
Miniature loaf in a spotted wrapper? | 36 |
"It's a ___ after all" | 36 |
Like a snake oil salesman, and then some | 40 |
Like an emcee who's overdoing it | 36 |
Ingratiating, like a talk show host | 35 |
Like crossword solvers, naturally | 33 |
Kimya Dawson "So Nice So ___" | 39 |
What your tour accountant should be | 35 |
What In Flames are, besides "Strong" | 46 |
Role for Don Adams or Steve Carell | 34 |
Like "Jeopardy!" contestants | 38 |
"Everyone's a comedian" | 37 |
Piece of plastic used for financial transactions | 48 |
It may allow you to make an entrance | 36 |
Quick-on-the-uptake type, in slang | 34 |
Beverages with amino acids and vitamins | 39 |
Enhancers of cognitive abilities | 32 |
Improve in appearance, with "up" | 42 |
Gain wisdom (with "up") | 33 |
'Are You -- Than a 5th Grader?' | 39 |
Voting category in a high school yearbook | 41 |
Knowledgeable investors, so to speak | 36 |
Knowledgable investors, so to speak | 35 |
It's invested by those in the know | 38 |
Term coined by Ericsson in '97 | 34 |
"Intelligent" device with a calculator | 48 |
Things used by the selfie-indulgent? | 36 |
Sophisticated, fashionable people | 33 |
Snazzily dressed political big shot? | 36 |
2004 Kentucky Derby winner ___ Jones | 36 |
Elided phrase in a Gershwin song | 32 |
Overhead ___ (Venus Williams' specialty) | 44 |
Offspring's '94 classic punk album | 42 |
2012 TV series about a Broadway show | 36 |
___ Mouth ("Astro Lounge" band) | 41 |
Part of a nuclear research facility | 35 |
Result at a barnyard tennis match? | 34 |
What a frustrated computer user might do? | 41 |
''All Star'' music group | 40 |
"Walkin' on the Sun" band | 39 |
Portmanteau that describes what wafts over L.A. | 47 |
Hobbit who found the Ring before Bilbo | 38 |
Become unsteady applying lipstick | 33 |
What decrepit windshield wipers do | 34 |
Staple of political dirty tricks | 32 |
Negative campaigner's tactic | 32 |
Dirty trick on the campaign trail | 33 |
Practiced yellow journalism, perhaps | 36 |
Participated in an ugly campaign | 32 |
Like cream cheese or suntan lotion | 34 |
Desperate politician during a campaign, perhaps | 47 |
Dirty tricks on the campaign trail | 34 |
Questionable strategy for a runner? | 35 |
Captain Hook's right-hand man | 33 |
Hook's ''right-hook'' man | 45 |
Bob Hoskins's role in "Hook" | 42 |
''Peter Pan'' baddie | 36 |
Peter Pan's pursuer's peon | 34 |
Hoskins role in "Hook" | 32 |
Spectacled bo's'n of fiction | 36 |
Right-hook man in "Peter Pan"? | 40 |
Right-hand man for a man with no right hand | 43 |
Mr. ___ of "Peter Pan" | 32 |
Hoskins's role in "Hook" | 38 |
Hoskins' "Hook" role | 34 |
Hook's "right-hook" man | 37 |
Hook's "right-hook man" | 37 |
He calls his cutlass Johnny Corkscrew | 37 |
First mate aboard the Jolly Roger | 33 |
Captain Hook's right hand, so to speak | 42 |
Captain Hook's mate in "Peter Pan" | 48 |
Captain Hook's "Peter Pan" helper | 47 |
Barrie's "oddly genial man" | 41 |
A ''Peter Pan'' meanie | 38 |
"Return to Never Land" role | 37 |
"Pirate Song" singer in a musical | 43 |
"Peter and the Starcatchers" character | 48 |
"Finding Neverland" role | 34 |