Get on a crowded subway, perhaps | 32 |
"There's space for one more!" | 43 |
Get with effort, as that last gob of toothpaste | 47 |
Prevent actor Tyrone from starring in a movie? | 46 |
Strategy used by Joe Torre, maybe | 33 |
Strategy rarely involving a power hitter | 40 |
S&P stock for baseball teams? | 33 |
Baseball play that may be "suicide" | 45 |
Give Peter Pan portrayer Cathy a big hug? | 41 |
Monosyllabic word meaning "sat on" | 44 |
It merged with Bristol-Myers in 1989 | 36 |
Football boot that takes unexpected bounces | 43 |
Substance that may darken your pasta | 36 |
Notion of an underwater creature? | 33 |
Food critic's assessments of calamari? | 42 |
Latin for "fish trading"? | 35 |
Crustaceans called mantis shrimp | 32 |
Stockpile, with ''away'' | 40 |
Distraction for the dogs in "Up" | 42 |
Information of all the stashed acorns in an area? | 49 |
Edgar Lee Masters masterwork, initially | 39 |
Title not acquired by Miss Spain?: Abbr. | 40 |
Title Miss Spain doesn't have? (Abbr.) | 42 |
Title for a woman with un marido: Abbr. | 39 |
South-of-the-border title: Abbr. | 32 |
She who says "sÃ": Abbr. | 37 |
Married mujer in Matamoros: Abbr. | 33 |
Mrs.'s counterparts, in Mexico | 34 |
South-of-the-border spouses: Abbr. | 34 |
South-of-the-border spouses, briefly | 36 |
Married "mujeres": Abbr. | 34 |
Madrileñas' titles: Abbr. | 32 |
Femmes mariées, across the Pyrenees: Abbr. | 45 |
What many a male Indian is called | 33 |
Title for a distinguished Indian | 32 |
Part of Ceylon's current name | 33 |
Title that means "wealth" | 35 |
Start of many Indian place names | 32 |
Sanskrit for "majesty" | 32 |
Relative of "Reverend" | 32 |
Part of the country that was Ceylon | 35 |
Part of a mystic's name, maybe | 34 |
Honorific that means "splendor" | 41 |
___ Chinmoy (late spiritual leader) | 35 |
Something usually eaten with sauce | 34 |
Sinhalese is its official language | 34 |
Literally, "resplendent land" | 39 |
Its flag has four bo tree leaves on it | 38 |
Island republic once called Serendip | 36 |
Island republic in the Indian Ocean | 35 |
"The Pearl of the Indian Ocean" | 41 |
Titles for distinguished Indians | 32 |
Crossword-friendly architect Eero | 33 |
"No place to sit," on B'way | 41 |
Sign about a space shortage, briefly | 36 |
B'way producer's favorite sign | 38 |
"No seats," on B'way | 34 |
"No more seats" letters | 33 |
Welcome sign for a B'way angel | 34 |
Sign that might mean "Good play!" | 43 |
Sign indicating a sold-out performance | 38 |
Shared-bathroom accommodations, for short | 41 |
Residency option for the homeless: Abbr. | 40 |
Problem for late arrivals, briefly | 34 |
Packed and then some, on B'way | 34 |
Notice for late ticket-buyers, maybe | 36 |
Neil Simon's favorite letters | 33 |
Low-cost accommodations, briefly | 32 |
Like well-attended concerts: Abbr. | 34 |
Like many showings of a hit musical, briefly | 44 |
Like a transient's qtrs., maybe | 35 |
Letters for a sold-out performance | 34 |
Letters concerning available space | 34 |
Heavenly letters, to angels' eyes | 37 |
Good sign for Broadway producers | 32 |
Good sign for a B'way producer | 34 |
Full-house indication, for short | 32 |
Delightful sign for an Broadway angel | 37 |
Broadway letters describing a hit show | 38 |
B'way "no seats" sign | 35 |
"We're at capacity," briefly | 42 |
"Sold out" letters on Broadway | 40 |
"No seats left" signage | 33 |
"No seats left," in short | 35 |
"No seating" letters on Broadway | 42 |
"No more seats," on B'way | 39 |
"Good luck getting in" | 32 |
"Full," on Broadway, briefly | 38 |
"Equus" sign on many a night | 38 |
"At capacity," briefly | 32 |
"All seats have been sold" sign | 41 |
"All seats are sold" sign | 35 |
''No seats today'' | 34 |
Some low-income housing, for short | 34 |
Some low-budget hotels, for short | 33 |
Shared-bath accommodations, briefly | 35 |
Dwellings with shared kitchens and baths: Abbr. | 47 |
Cramped urban dwellings, briefly | 32 |
Cramped urban accommodations, for short | 39 |
Abbrs. outside some dramatizations | 34 |