| Clue |
Answer |
| 'Behold,' to Brutus |
ECCE |
| 'Dallas' matriarch |
ELLIE |
| 'Freedom ___ free' |
ISNT |
| 'S O S!,' e.g |
PLEA |
| 'The Lord of the Rings' creature |
ENT |
| 'Yummy!' |
MMM |
| '___ Beso' |
ESO |
| '___ ELO' (1976 album) |
OLE |
| About 5:00, on a compass |
SSE |
| Absorbed, as a loss |
ATE |
| Atlanta university |
EMORY |
| Author LeShan |
EDA |
| Backspace over |
DELETE |
| Bare it all |
PEEL |
| Bed of ___ |
RICE |
| Biathlete's weapon |
RIFLE |
| Bridal bio word |
NEE |
| Cajole |
SWEETTALK |
| Car in the Beach Boys' 'Fun, Fun, Fun' |
TBIRD |
| Cheated, slangily |
HOSED |
| Circus clown car, often |
BEETLE |
| Clueless |
LOST |
| Complaint |
BEEF |
| Congratulate oneself for achievement |
PREEN |
| Dickens's scheming clerk |
HEEP |
| Drink made with Jameson, maybe |
IRISHCOFFEE |
| Dumb as a box of rocks |
DENSE |
| Eric, in Finland |
EERO |
| Fix |
RIG |
| Friday's creator |
DEFOE |
| Gender-bending role for Barbra Streisand |
YENTL |
| Genie's reply |
YESMASTER |
| Geoffrey of fashion |
BEENE |
| Hatcher who was a Bond girl |
TERI |
| Hold the scepter |
REIGN |
| Home of Fort Donelson National Battlefield |
TENNESSEE |
| Horror film street |
ELM |
| Hypotheticals |
IFS |
| Internet access option |
DSL |
| Job done by the insects seen above the circled words in 17-, 26- and 50-Across |
POLLINATION |
| Landlocked land |
LAOS |
| Letters at Indy |
STP |
| Like 'Dark Shadows' episodes |
EERIE |
| Like a well-prepared turkey |
MOIST |
| Like early morning hours |
WEE |
| Like hot tea |
STEEPED |
| Line on a restaurant bill |
TIP |
| Literary hybrid |
PROSEPOEM |
| Loggers' contest |
ROLEO |
| Look over, informally |
EYEBALL |
| Medicate again |
REDOSE |
| Mennen shaving product |
AFTA |
| Mountain ___ |
ASH |
| Neanderthal |
OAF |
| Okefenokee possum |
POGO |
| Old dagger |
SNEE |
| One of Hollywood's Farrelly brothers |
PETER |
| Original 'Veronica Mars' airer |
UPN |
| Place for a lark |
MEADOW |
| Plaza Hotel girl |
ELOISE |
| Poker ploy |
RAISE |
| Raid |
FORAY |
| Reach adulthood |
COMEOFAGE |
| Rubber-stamped |
OKED |
| Seeks damages |
SUES |
| Set things straight, in a way |
ATONE |
| Shape of Mork's spacecraft on 'Mork & Mindy' |
EGG |
| Snookered |
HAD |
| Spartan serfs |
HELOTS |
| Subj. for a future bilingual |
ESL |
| Supply with goods |
SELLTO |
| Totally useless |
NOHELP |
| Tough time |
ORDEAL |
| Where Stephen Hawking and Charles Darwin went to school |
CAMBRIDGE |
| Witty sort |
WAG |
| Word before cake or music |
SHEET |
| Words from the agreeable |
IMEASY |
| [That cracks me up] |
LOL |
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