NFLer whose mascot is "Captain Fear" | 46 |
Football player with a skull on his helmet | 42 |
Put one's nose to the grindstone | 36 |
Apply oneself with determination | 32 |
NFLers whose mascot is Captain Fear | 35 |
The Pirates, in sports headlines | 32 |
Raymond James Stadium team, for short | 37 |
Pittsburgh Pirates, in headlines | 32 |
Sign of spring, hidden four times in this puzzle | 48 |
Half of the "Who's on First?" duo | 47 |
"Father Knows Best" son | 33 |
Three 6 Mafia "Where's Da ___" | 44 |
The world's best-selling beer, for short | 44 |
Sign of spring in four places in this puzzle | 44 |
"King of beers" brand, for short | 42 |
Melville's "Billy ___" | 36 |
Melville's 'Billy --' | 33 |
Melville's "handsome sailor" Billy | 48 |
Melville's "handsome sailor" | 42 |
Sanskrit for "awakened one" | 37 |
"That'll Be the Day" singer | 41 |
Singer born in Lubbock, Texas in 1935 | 37 |
Memorable hiccuping rock-and-roller | 35 |
''That'll Be the Day'' singer | 49 |
Pairing up for safety [the Clintons] | 36 |
Method of pairing off for safety | 32 |
May's "darling" ones | 34 |
" . . . the darling ___ of May": Shak. | 48 |
Yerba ___, original name of San Francisco | 41 |
"The ___ Vista Social Club" | 37 |
San Francisco's ___ Vista Park | 34 |
Lake ___ Vista (Disney World setting) | 37 |
"Adjetivo" before "fortuna" | 47 |
"___ Vista Social Club" | 33 |
___ Vista, Mexican War battle site | 34 |
___ Vista, Mex. (battle site in 1847) | 37 |
___ Vista (Disney video distributor) | 36 |
Three-time Wimbledon winner Maria | 33 |
Three-time Wimbledon singles champ Maria | 40 |
Guillermo's "good" | 32 |
Snack named for its New York place of origin | 44 |
Spy device dropped into each of the theme entries | 49 |
Apprentice jockey's five-lb. allowance | 42 |
G.I.'s "alarm clock" | 34 |
Military "alarm clock" | 32 |
It's played by someone on base? | 35 |
Daily ___, "Spider-Man" newspaper | 43 |
Boot camp "alarm clock" | 33 |
"A genuine Civil War ___ ..." | 39 |
Brass instruments without valves | 32 |
Problems with a beta version, say | 33 |
He should have taken a left turn at Albuquerque | 47 |
1991 gangster role for Warren Beatty | 36 |
Eaves hanger that attracts insects | 34 |
Inlaid furniture decoration (Var.) | 34 |
Elaborate inlaid furniture decoration | 37 |
Construct without a contract, briefly | 37 |
Grateful Dead "___ to Last" | 37 |
" . . . house that Jack ___" | 38 |
Lacking a strong foundation, metaphorically | 43 |
This goes off when inspiration strikes | 38 |
Hardware store or nursery purchase | 34 |
Gogol's "Taras ___" | 33 |
''Taras ___'' (Yul Brynner film) | 48 |
Taras ____: '62 Yul Brynner film | 39 |
"Taras ___," Gogol novel | 34 |
''Taras __'' (Gogol novel) | 42 |
Stock at hardware stores and garden shops | 41 |
Purchases at nurseries and hardware stores | 42 |
Evidence of a concealed weapon, maybe | 37 |
Shoplifter's giveaway, perhaps | 34 |
World War II's Battle of the ___ | 36 |
What some things are purchased in | 33 |
One way to buy staples (with "in") | 44 |
__ mail (business' postal rate) | 35 |
"I don't believe you!" | 36 |
Unpopular animal in a china shop? | 33 |
"I don't buy that for a second" | 45 |
Groundbreaking construction tool? | 33 |
"Suit of lights" wearer | 33 |
Theodore Roosevelt follower, 1912 | 33 |
1912 follower of Teddy Roosevelt | 32 |
Impromptu, wide-ranging conversation | 36 |
Shots that are hard to come by in some bars | 43 |
Powerful position for a proponent | 33 |
Advantageous place for rallying support | 39 |
"The White House is a ___": T.R. | 42 |
Take without recompense, as a cigarette | 39 |
One pursuing change, pejoratively | 33 |
Old-timey insult from the grandstands | 37 |
Lousy ballplayer, to an old-timey fan | 37 |
It follows beach, ski, surf and tennis | 38 |
It follows beach, ski and tennis | 32 |
"Borrow," as a cigarette | 34 |
Object of Rimsky-Korsakov's flight | 38 |
Bach's The Flight of the ____ | 36 |
"That's too bad, man" | 35 |
"Things that go ___ in the night" | 43 |
Speed ___ (traffic-calming device) | 34 |
Result of bonking oneÂ’s head | 32 |