CrosswordDictionary2024July Flashcards
1
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Greek counterpart of Aurora (3)
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EOS
2
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Series of film shorts that featured “The Little Rascals” (7)
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OURGANG
3
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Soprano Netrebko (4)
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ANNA
4
Q
___-Coeur (5)
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SACRE
5
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Capital on the Gulf of Guinea (4)
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LOME
6
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Fictional sleuth McGee (6)
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TRAVIS
7
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TV horse (4)
A
MRED
8
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Robotic motors (6)
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SERVOS
9
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Actress Alice of “City of God” (or also, I suppose, her aunt Sonia) (5)
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BRAGA
10
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Model Mena (5)
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ERICA
11
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Top-level domain since 2001 (3)
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BIZ
12
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Smelt fish whose roe is sometimes called masago (7)
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CAPELIN
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Actress/YouTuber Milan (4)
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LALA
14
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One of the Three Musketeers (5)
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ATHOS
15
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What James Brown “paid the cost to be,” in a 1973 song (7)
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THEBOSS
16
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Certain NCO (4)
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MSGT
17
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“Yankee Doodle Dandy” Oscar winner James (6)
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CAGNEY
18
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Pitcher Jim who wrote the 1970 memoir “Ball Four” (6)
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BOUTON
19
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Poet James Russell ___ (6)
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LOWELL
20
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Pioneering chemist Lavoisier (7)
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ANTOINE
21
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Emanuel’s predecessor in Chicago (5)
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DALEY
22
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Weak-willed and irresponsible (8)
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FECKLESS
23
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“QB VII” author Leon (4)
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URIS
24
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Blame It ___ (1984 Michael Caine film) (5)
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ONRIO
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Fishbone frontman Moore (6)
ANGELO
26
Major metals manufacturer (5)
ALCOA
27
Harold who composed "Over the Rainbow" (5)
ARLEN
28
New York Rangers great Brian (6)
LEETCH
29
Maeby Funke portrayer on “Arrested Development” (12)
ELIASSHAWKAT
30
French 10 (3)
DIX
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TV producer David E. ___ (6)
KELLEY
32
Spartan queen of myth (4)
LEDA
33
Third oldest of the March sisters (4)
BETH
34
Model Rau who became the first openly trans Playboy Playmate in 2017 (4)
INES
35
“The Perfect Nanny” novelist Slimani (5)
LEILA
36
"Calvin and Hobbes" girl (5)
SUSIE
37
“Inventing ___” (2022 miniseries about a real-life con artist) (4)
ANNA
38
___ Martin cognac (4)
REMY
39
Class of difficult problems, in computation complexity theory (6)
NPHARD
40
Hit the bottle, old-style (4)
TOPE
41
“Agent ___” (short-lived Marvel series) (6)
CARTER
42
1994 Denis Leary black comedy (6)
THEREF
43
Black Arts Movement poet Jones (5)
LEROI
44
Aunt played by Marisa Tomei (3)
MAY
45
Worked steadily at (5)
PLIED
46
Burst with emotion (5)
PLOTZ
47
Whitlock Jr. of “The Wire” and “Veep” (5)
ISIAH
48
Arizona county known for its saguaros (4)
PIMA
49
Ancient Egyptian architect who was later deified (7)
IMHOTEP
50
This, in French (3)
CET
51
Composer Rorem (3)
NED
52
Jack of "Twin Peaks" (5)
NANCE
53
Colombian cyclist and Tour de France winner Bernal (4)
EGAN
54
Nobel winner Hammarskjöld (3)
DAG
55
TV network and production house for arthouse flicks (3)
IFC
56
Mid-Atlantic grocery chain ___ Markets (4)
WEIS
57
Fried lentil snack resembling a donut (4)
VADA
58
“Rhinestone Cowboy” singer Campbell (4)
GLEN
59
Traditional Inuit knife (3)
ULU
60
Kapoor of “Slumdog Millionaire” (4)
ANIL
61
Make a foolish mistake (4)
DERP
62
Defensive boxing strategy (9)
ROPEADOPE
63
Home run, slangily (5)
TATER
64
Manhattan Theater District eatery with caricature-lined walls (6)
SARDIS
65
Seasonal stream, perhaps (4)
RILL
66
Reddit's alien mascot (4)
SNOO
67
Classic Chrysler (4)
KCAR
68
Poivre partner (3)
SEL
69
Old Irish daggers (6)
SKEANS
70
Ratatouille director Bird (4)
BRAD
71
Fat-burning metabolic state (7)
KETOSIS
72
Skype tech (4)
VOIP
73
He played Ed Norton on The Honeymooners (9)
ARTCARNEY
74
East African language spoken by Lupita Nyong’o (3)
LUO
75
Muppeteer Jerry (6)
NELSON
76
Easton with the #1 hit “Morning Train (9 to 5)” (6)
SHEENA
77
Three sheets to the wind (6)
SOUSED
78
Twisted Sister's genre (9)
HAIRMETAL
79
Patterned East African dress, or a Milne character (5)
KANGA
80
“A Letter to ___” (documentary co-directed by Scorcese (4)
ELIA
81
The Wiz actress Horne (4)
LENA
82
Wake-up calls (9)
REVEILLES
83
___ Douglas-Home, former British P.M. (4)
ALEC
84
Jean who wrote “The Thief’s Journal” (5)
GENET
85
Famed sportscaster Howard (6)
COSELL
86
“___ Breckinridge” (1968 Gore Vidal novel) (4)
MYRA
87
City that's home to the Green Dome (6)
MEDINA
88
Film studio with a Pegasus logo (7)
TRISTAR
89
Chevron alternative (4)
ARCO
90
Summary (6)
PRECIS
91
Young Sheldon actor Armitage (4)
IAIN
92
Hikaru Nakamura or Yoko Ono, e.g. (5)
ISSEI
93
Marxist Luxemburg (4)
ROSA
94
Lathe, drill press, or gear shaper (11)
MACHINETOOL
95
Wild West sheriff’s badge (7)
TINSTAR
96
Nasal partitions (5)
SEPTA
97
Mezzo-soprano Anne ___ von Otter (5)
SOFIE
98
Icelandic epic with prose and poetic sections (4)
EDDA
99
Guitar manufacturer whose name is the Spanish equivalent of "Johnson" (6)
IBANEZ
100
Local dialect (6)
PATOIS
101
Cried like a crow (5)
CAWED
102
Getting on board? (6)
LADING
103
“Meeting in the Ladies Room” sextet (1985) (7)
KLYMAXX
104
Brand in the razor aisle (4)
ATRA
105
Drugstore makeup brand named after the Greek goddess of the night (3)
NYX
106
Harmful algal blooms (8)
REDTIDES
107
"Razor-billed" bird (3)
AUK
108
Light yellow flowers often found near cattle (6)
OXLIPS
109
Bud's partner in classic comedy (3)
LOU
110
Rhyming synonym for “nonsense” (8)
CLAPTRAP
111
Broadway songwriter Sammy (4)
CAHN
112
“Lupin” star Sy (4)
OMAR
113
Hebrew for “the nations” (5)
GOYIM
114
March who hosted "The $64,000 Question" (3)
HAL
115
Haute-___ (department of eastern France) (5)
SAONE
116
Artist with seventeen #1’s on the top New Age Albums chart (5)
YANNI
117
Scholar and activist Grace Lee ___ (5)
BOGGS
118
Exhausting trek (8)
FOOTSLOG
119
“Broad City” character Wexler (5)
ILANA
120
Poppycock (6)
PIFFLE
121
“Lemon Tree” singer Lopez (5)
TRINI
122
"My Neighbor __": 1988 Miyazaki film (6)
TOTORO
123
Painter Velázquez (5)
DIEGO
124
Duchess of ___ (Goya subject) (4)
ELBA
125
Cloris ___, Emmy-winning actress on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" (8)
LEACHMAN
126
Something wanted (11)
DESIDERATUM
127
Olympian Sebastian (3)
COE
128
Clea who played Natasha Lyonne’s love interest in 1999’s “But I’m a Cheerleader” (6)
DUVALL
129
Circular gasket (5)
ORING
130
Blacksmith who raised Pip in Great Expectations (9)
JOEGARGER
131
Titular princess of a Gilbert and Sullivan opera (3)
IDA
132
Like a castrated horse (6)
GELDED
133
Unoriginal and trite (9)
HACKNEYED
134
PBS documentary series (3)
POV
135
___ vincit amor (5)
OMNIA
136
Scott who wrote the legal thriller “Presumed Innocent” (5)
TUROW
137
Ramirez of "Madam Secretary" (4)
SARA
138
Loss of the sense of smell (7)
ANOSMIA
139
Greek goddess of falling stars (7)
ASTERIA
140
___ Felton, title detective of "The Puzzle Lady Mysteries" (4)
CORA
141
Casino card game (8)
BACCARAT
142
Nothing, in Nantes (4)
RIEN
143
Queen ___ al-Abdullah of Jordan (5)
RANIA
144
"A Delicate Balance" playwright (5)
ALBEE
145
Country duo Maddie & __ (3)
TAE
146
La Dame de ___ (sobriquet for the Eiffel Tower) (3)
FER
147
Latin for "actually existing" (6)
INESSE
148
“Arrested Development” actor whose character claims to have awards “from Army” (8)
TONYHALE
149
Boyfriend of Nancy Drew (3)
NED
150
Super-successful, in old slang (5)
SOCKO
151
The Doctor’s Time Machine (6)
TARDIS
152
Fancy tchotchke (6)
BAUBLE
153
Brewers broadcaster Bob (6)
UECKER
154
Dunaway who incorrectly announced “La La Land” as Best Picture (4)
FAYE
155
Hindu god of destruction (4)
SIVA
156
With the bow, musically (4)
ARCO
157
Indonesian textile process in which the yarn is dyed prior to weaving (4)
IKAT
158
Rulers used on drafting tables (9)
TSQUARES
159
Spanish port city with a Guggenheim Museum (6)
BILBAO
160
“___ Loves Chachi” (6)
JOANIE
161
Barinholtz who won "Celebrity Jeopardy!" in 2023 (3)
IKE
162
Chicago Bears great Walter (6)
PAYTON
163
Old Scottish title (5)
THANE
164
Crispy Indian snack noodles made from chickpea flour (3)
SEV
165
Indigenous people of Hokkaido (4)
AINU
166
“Get Smart” gadget (9)
SHOEPHONE
167
“___ Curtis Wishlist” (Xiu Xii track) (3)
IAN
168
Sudden incursion (6)
SORTIE
169
Enjoyed oneself immensely (7)
HADAGAS
170
Swindle (4)
BILK
171
Abstract painter ___ Thomas (4)
ALMA
172
Gait faster than a trot (6)
CANTER
173
Landscape architect André who designed the gardens at Versailles (7)
LENOTRE
174
Sister, in Portuguese (4)
IRMA
175
Feature of high heels popularized in the 1920s (6)
TSTRAP
176
Recharge before going out? (8)
DISCONAP
177
Like some piggy banks (7)
DIECAST
178
Hilton-owned hotel chain (3)
TRU
179
Speaks, biblically (5)
SAITH
180
Fiji’s capital (4)
SUVA
181
Epithet for the attractive dancer in “Rear Window” (9)
MISSTORSO
182
Benin, before 1975 (7)
DAHOMEY
183
___ 5 (1993-98 sci-fi series) (7)
BABYLON
184
Comedian Martin (3)
MAE
185
___-culottes (bloc that advocated for economic equality during the French Revolution) (4)
SANS
186
Chemical compound in plastics and rubber (7)
STYRENE
187
Artist Margaret portrayed by Amy Adams in “Big Eyes” (9)
KEANE
188
Troy’s best friend, on Community (4)
ABED
189
Verdi opera (6)
OTELLO
190
Animals in a holt (6)
OTTERS
191
“Crazy Rich Asians” director Jon M. ___ (3)
CHU
192
Yes-man, of a kind (11)
APPARATCHIK
193
Abstract painter ___ Woodsey Thomas (4)
ALMA
194
Snowmobile brand (6)
SKIDOO
195
Hebrew letter (3)
YOD
196
Ashby who directed “Shampoo” and “Being There” (3)
HAL
197
Gillette razor that débuted in 1977 (4)
ATRA
198
__ Leonowens (“The King and I” protagonist) (4)
ANNA
199
Lindelof who co-created "Lost" and "The Leftovers" (5)
DAMON
200
Eastern flycatcher (6)
PHOEBE
201
Jupiter alias (4)
JOVE
202
Sportswriter Shelburne (6)
RAMONA
203
“I Shot Andy Warhol” actress Taylor (4)
LILI
204
Mark Twain collaborator Bret (5)
HARTE
205
Supposedly valuable advice (8)
STOCKTIP
206
Nineteen-forties automaker Preston (6)
TUCKER
207
One of the Starks (5)
SANSA
208
City of northern Germany (6)
BREMEN
209
“S.N.L.” cast member Nwodim (3)
EGO
210
Dali contemporary (4)
SERT
211
Repeated musical figure (8)
OSTINATE
212
"Because of Winn-Dixie" narrator (4)
OPAL
213
Eagle constellation (6)
AQUILA
214
“It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” comedian (5)
BERLE
215
M*A*S*H corporal played by Jamie Farr (7)
KLINGER
216
Zest (4)
TANG
217
French for "eight" (4)
HUIT
218
Playwright Harold (6)
PINTER
219
RCA dog (6)
NIPPER
220
Actress Ullman (3)
LIV
221
Prickly plant (5)
BRIAR
222
Port in western France (5)
BREST
223
Baseball announced Bob who played a baseball announcer in Major League (6)
UECKER
224
One of Bob Marley’s Wailers (9)
PETERTOSH
225
Make weary (4)
JADE
226
Dry watercourse (4)
WADI
227
Daisy of “The Rise of Skywalker” (6)
RIDLEY
228
Actress SCALA of 1950s-60s TV and film (3)
GIA
229
Sheridan of “Mud” and “Ready Player One” (3)
TYE
230
“What, me worry?” sloganeer (6)
NEUMAN
231
Hooligans (5)
LOUTS
232
Fortress in a Clash song (6)
CASBAH
233
Actor Kingsley (3)
BEN
234
Comedy writer Amram (5)
MEGAN
235
Novelist Mario Vargas ___ (5)
LLOSA
236
Longtime ABC executive Arledge (5)
ROONE
237
Label that dropped the Sex Pistols after three months (4)
KELLOGG
238
Purely computational, as a scientific experiment (6)
INSILICO
239
Actress Besch or Anderson (4)
BIBI
240
___ Beach (California resort) (5)
PISMO
241
__ the lily (3)
GILD
242
Prearranged sport for the transfer of clandestine material (8)
DEADDROP
243
Prosperity gospel promoter Joel (6)
OSTEEN
244
Ron of “Tarzan” (3)
ELY
245
___ Highway (scenic road along Maui’s north shore) (4)
HANA
246
Colorant of tomatoes and watermelons (8)
LYCOPENE
247
Type of boat that once carried orders (thus its Spanish name) (5)
AVISO
248
Actress Dennings (3)
KAT
249
One of the Pequod’s owners, in “Moby-Dick” (5)
PELEG
250
Legendary Japanese outlaw Ishikawa ___ (6)
GOEMON
251
"Five Feet of Fury" pro wrestler Bliss (5)
ALEXA
252
Mushroom stalk (5)
STIPE
253
Title conferring elevated status on churches of England (7)
MINSTER
254
Kitchenware brand (4)
EKCO
255
Dadaist Max who invented frontage (5)
ERNST
256
Legal scholar Guinier who wrote “Lift Every Voice” (4)
LANI
257
Glossy black cuckoo (3)
ANI
258
James of "Gunsmoke" (6)
ARNESS
259
Team in a classic “S.N.L.” sketch (7)
DABEARS
260
Baby’s woe (5)
COLIC
261
Thora’s role in “Ghost World” (4)
ENID
262
Tedious literary passages (9)
LONGUEURS
263
Dark and gloomy (7)
STYGIAN
264
Warded (off) (6)
STAVED
265
Glazer who plays Ms. Noodle on “Sesame Street” (5)
ILANA
266
Eldest Huxtable daughter (6)
SANDRO
267
“for colored girls …” playwright Shange (7)
NTOZAKE
268
Nonsense (8)
CLAPTRAP
269
Res ___ (trustworthy secondhand testimony) (6)
GESTAE
270
Twittering Machine painter (8)
PAULKAYE
271
Subatomic particle named for a Greek letter (4)
PION
272
Matthew of “Full Metal Jacket” and “Stranger Things” (6)
MODINE
273
___ City (Baghdad district) (4)
SADR
274
Poet Olds (6)
SHARON
275
“Moral Man and Immoral Society” author whom Barack Obama cited as one of his favorite philosophers (7)
NIEBUHR
276
Keyboard instrument named for a Muse (8)
CALLIOPE
277
"The Marvels" director DaCosta (3)
NIA
278
“The Tragedy of Macbeth” director Joel (4)
COEN
279
Tour that featured bands such as Black Sabbath and Disturbed (7)
OZZFEST
280
Seth Macfarlane series inspired by “Star Trek,” with “The” (7)
ORVILLE
281
Capital of Comoros (6)
MORONI
282
Little girl in “The Nutcracker” (5)
CLARA
283
Ingredient in a Bloody Caesar cocktail (7)
CLAMATO
284
Sea bordered by Ukraine and Russia (4)
AZOV
285
Reggae and dub artist Lee “Scratch” ___ (5)
PERRY
286
___ Dundee, trainer for Muhammad Ali and George Foreman (6)
ANGELO
287
Indigenous Mexican people (5)
OTOMI
288
City retaken in the Battle of Normandy (4)
CAEN
289
Philosopher said to have predicted a total solar eclipse in 585 BCE (6)
THALES
290
“Law & Order: SVU” actress Giddish (5)
KELLI
291
Homemade hooch (10)
SNEAKYPETE
292
Japanese syndicate (6)
YAKUZA
293
Currency of Saudi Arabia (5)
RIYAL
294
Company name associated with absinthe since La Belle Epoque (6)
PERNOD
295
Soon, quaintly (4)
ANON
296
Hard-shelled gourds (10)
CALABASHES
297
Tardigrade, by another name (9)
WATERBEAR
298
Unattractive (6)
HOMELY
299
It creates table salt when combined with baking soda (Abbr.) (3)
HCL
300
House of ___, ruling family of the Mideast (4)
SAUD
301
Wolfe of fiction (4)
NERO
302
Comedian Barinholtz of “The Mindy Project” (3)
IEK
303
André who wrote the 1924 Surrealist Manifesto (6)
BRETON
304
“Chances Are” singer Johnny (6)
MATHIS
305
Forensic anthropologist/writer Reichs who inspired the TV series "Bones" (5)
KATHY
306
Catherine who played Nellie Bertram on “The Office” (4)
TATE
307
Sam of "Jurassic Park" (5)
NEILL
308
1990s sitcom named for its female lead character (4)
THEA
309
“The Railway Children” author E. ___ (6)
NESBIT
310
Imbroglio (9)
MARESNEST
311
Gaping grin on a ghoulish mask (6)
RICTUS
312
Another name for the cane toad (4)
BUFO
313
French red wine (5)
MEDOC
314
Sicilian tourist town in Season 2 of “The White Lotus” (8)
TAORMINA
315
Nobel laureate Pavlov (4)
IVAN
316
John of The Blues Brothers (7)
BELUSHI
317
Erich who wrote “Love Story” (5)
SEGAL
318
“suddenly we” poet Shockley (4)
EVIE
319
West African empire until 1901 (7)
ASHANTI
320
Scientist Robert known as “England’s Leonardo” (5)
HOOKE
321
Jazz guitarist Montgomery (3)
WES
322
Southwest Colombian city (4)
CALI
323
Cathedral city near Cambridge (3)
ELY
324
Bob of the ’72 Dolphins (6)
GRIESE
325
___-Locka, Florida (Miami suburb) (3)
OPA
326
Wooden shoe (5)
SABOT
327
Target for a peg in a round hole? (5)
PSPOT
328
Law-enforcement riders parodied by Dudley Do-Right: Abbr (4)
RCMP
329
Intense aversions (6)
ODIUMS
330
Seal swarms (4)
BOBS
331
Tabloid TV show infamous for an on-set brawl in 1988 (7)
GERALDO
332
Actor Vigoda (3)
ABE
333
August: Osage County playwright Tracy (5)
LETTS
334
The Tempest sorcerer (8)
PROSPERO
335
Essential amino acid abbreviated V (6)
VALINE
336
At full speed, old style (5)
AMAIN
337
“The Simpsons” newscaster Brockton (4)
KENT
338
Warble, as a sound (6)
QUAVER
339
Zen paradox (4)
KOAN
340
Outhouse (5)
PRIVY
341
Architecture critic ___ Louise Huxtable (3)
ADA
342
One of the purple-haired Mackleberry tins on “The Simpsons” (5)
TERRI
343
Highest peak on Crete: Abbr. (5)
MTIDA
344
Noble ladies (9)
PEERESSES
345
Serbian coins (6)
DINARS
346
Abba of Israel (4)
EBAN
347
Flop (5)
PLOTZ
348
Musical style for Selena (6)
TEJANO
349
Skunk, colloquially (7)
POLECAT
350
Stage name of actor Raiford Chatman Davis (5)
OSSIE
351
Food item, quaintly (5)
VIAND
352
Activist Hampton of the Black Panthers (4)
FRED
353
“Liar Liar” actress Cheri (5)
OTERI
354
Beloved of Heathcliff (5)
CATHY
355
“Lotus Flower Bomb” rapper (4)
WALE
356
“___ Homo” (Nietzsche’s final book) (4)
ECCE
357
Koothrappali on "The Big Bang Theory" (3)
RAJ
358
1973 Pacino title role (7)
SERPICO
359
Bellini opera (5)
NORMA
360
___ Rose a.k.a. Sleeping Beauty (5)
BRIAR
361
French war minister with a namesake line of defense (7)
MAGINOT
362
Lisbeth Salander’s portrayer in the Swedish adaptation of the “Millennium” trilogy (11)
NOOMIRAPACE
363
Thataway (3)
YON
364
Record producer Blanco or ABBA member Andersson (5)
BENNY
365
Sink of “Stranger Things” (5)
SADIE
366
"The Marvels" director DaCosta (3)
NIA
367
Hoosegow (7)
SLAMMER
368
New Orleans songwriter Allen (9)
TOUSSAINT
369
Wisconsin city on the Illinois border (6)
BELOIT
370
Long time Soul Train host Don (9)
CORNELIUS
371
Become too much a creature of habit, say (6)
OSSIFY
372
Calm stretch (3)
PAX
373
Younger of the Hardy Boys (3)
JOE
374
Club that closed in 2006 with a performance of Patti Smith’s “Elegie” (4)
CBGB
375
Maximilian who is the patron saint of political prisoners (5)
KOLBE
376
Dora the Explorer’s iguana friend (3)
ISA
377
Film producer Daniels (3)
LEE
378
Frederick who composed “Camelot” (5)
LOEWE
379
“Bride and Prejudice” actress Aishwarya (3)
RAI
380
"Cum On Feel the Noize" band, 1973 (5)
SLADE
381
Site of an ancient Oracle (6)
DELPHI
382
Descend on (6)
ASSAIL
383
___ of Baelor (place of worship in “Game of Thrones”) (4)
SEPT
384
___ Be Stupid (Yankovic album) (6)
DARETO
385
“Serpico” writer Peter (4)
MAAS
386
“Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” genre (6)
TEJANO
387
Sauce served with biryani (5)
RAITA
388
Fix crudely yet effectively (Hyph.) (7)
JURYRIG
389
Greek goddess of motherhood (4)
LETO
390
Castrated male chicken (5)
CAPON
391
Soul group with the 1976 hit “Car Wash” (9)
ROSEROYCE
392
Prayer performed five times daily (5)
SALAT
393
Polish humanitarian Sendler (5)
IRENA
394
Canadian brewing company (6)
LABATT
395
Set down unceremoniously (5)
PLONK
396
Magazine notably linked to the civil rights movement (3)
JET
397
“Ratatouille” rat (5)
EMILE
398
Japanese masked drama (3)
NOH
399
French car make with a lion logo (7)
PEUGEOT
400
Filmmaker whose “Fresh Guacamole” is the shortest-ever Oscar-nominated film (3)
PES
401
Slaughter seen at Fenway in the 1950s (4)
ENOS
402
Myles on the Mayflower (4)
STANDISH
403
Cartoonist Chast (3)
ROZ
404
Mosaic tile (7)
TESSERA
405
French literary character who played a role in the climax of “Slumdog Millionaire” (6)
ARAMIS
406
Palindromic constellation in the southern sky (3)
ARA
407
In bad faith, legally (8)
MALAFIDE
408
Holy oil (such as myrrh) (6)
CHRISM
409
Nobel-winning, gene-editing biochemist Jennifer (4)
DUODNA
410
"Rugrats" grandpa (3)
LOU
411
Lt. Dan Band lead singer Gary (6)
SINISE
412
Farm machine separating the wheat from the chaff (8)
THRESHER
413
Porthos, to D’Artagnan (3)
AMI
414
Fourth-highest mountain on Earth (4)
LHOTSE
415
Kind of class that might get a nickname like Rocks for Jocks or Stars for Stoners (3)
GUT
416
Savory jelly (5)
ASPIC
417
Kellogg’s saltine brand (5)
ZESTA
418
Composer John of Cabaret and Chicago (6)
KANDER
419
Energy drink with GT Grape and Sonic Sour flavors (3)
NOS
420
Half of a "Do You Love Me?" duo (5)
GOLDE
421
Layer of coal (4)
SEAM
422
Engine type (7)
TWINCAM
423
Japanese energy healing practice (5)
REIKI
424
Ancient city near Jerusalem (6)
BETHEL
425
___ Achse (German board game whose name translates to “On The Road”) (3)
AUF
426
Trans activist Erlick (3)
ELI
427
Lauren Miracle book series told in IM conversations (4)
TTEL
428
Former athlete and MP Sebastian (3)
COE
429
"Pygmalion" playwright, for short (6)
GBSHAW
430
Cabot ___ (“Murder, She Wrote” setting) (4)
COVE
431
___ Salamanca (“Better Call Saul” enforcer) (4)
LOLO
432
Chef Jiro of "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" (3)
ONO
433
“Swimfan” star Christensen (5)
ERIKA
434
Indigenous peoples of current-day Oaxaca (7)
MIXTECS
435
Contemporary of Agatha and Dashiell (4)
ERLE
436
Attorney/activity Gloria (6)
ALLRED
437
Paul of “There Will Be Blood” (4)
DANO
438
Hestia’s domain (5)
HERBS
439
Composer Schifrin (4)
LALO
440
Predominantly Black Protestant church, for short (3)
AME
441
Fashion designer Wang (3)
UMA
442
Nickname for the Bell UH-1 helicopter (4)
HUEY
443
Mortar-spreading tool (6)
TROWEL
444
James ___ (vintage British teapot maker) (6)
SADLER
445
First name on “The X-Files” (3)
FOX
446
___ Day and the Knights, band that performs "Shout" in "Animal House" (4)
OTIS
447
Poet Amiri who founded the Black Arts Movement (6)
BARAKA
448
“The Handmaid’s Tale” actress Strahovski (6)
YVONNE
449
Protector of sailors, by tradition (4)
ELMO
450
"The Lady of ___" (Tennyson poem in which "the mirror crack'd from side to side") (7)
SHALOTT
451
Cholesterol-lowering drug (6)
STATIN
452
Real ___ (genuine article) (5)
MCCOY
453
“Turning Red” director Donee (3)
SHI
454
The ___ Pound (hip-hop duo) (4)
DOGG
455
“Star Trek: The Next Generation” counselor Troi (6)
DEANNA
456
Green parts of garlic plants (6)
SCAPES
457
Allan who founded the first private detective agency in the U.S. (9)
PINKERTON
458
Addams Family uncle (6)
FESTER
459
Gilbert of “the Big Bang Theory” (4)
SARA
460
The Maltese Falcon star (6)
BOGART
461
Zen enlightenment (6)
SATORI
462
___ Restoration (political revolution that modernized Japan) (5)
MEIJI
463
1950s forerunner of IMAX (8)
CINERAMA
464
Hindu honorific (5)
SWAMI
465
Someone coping with baggage (6)
SKYCAP
466
Miller who leads the Old 97’s (5)
RHETT
467
Lerner’s collaborator in musicals (5)
LOEWE
468
Biblical land south of the Dead Sea (4)
EDOM
469
Gospel singer Tribbett (3)
TYE
470
Website marketing tool, briefly (3)
SEO
471
Peer on stage (4)
GYNT
472
Room, in Reims (5)
SALLE
473
“The Idol” actress Lily-Rose (4)
DEPP
474
Saint Petersburg, once (9)
PETROGRAD
475
Italian song on which Elvis’s “It’s Now or Never” was based (8)
OSOLEMIO
476
Julia Sweeney movie based on her signature “SNL” sketch (6)
ITSPAT
477
Songwriter Novello (4)
IVOR
478
Pulitzer-winning historian Gordon-Reed (7)
ANNETTE
479
Rod of cheesy poetry and songs (6)
MCKUEN
480
___ Way (road that leads to Rome) (6)
APPIAN
481
1998 Angelia Jolie biopic (3)
GIA
482
McKenzie whose “Lord of the Rings” character is nicknamed Fight (4)
BRET
483
“Walk Through Fire” singer who played Sister Rosetta Tharpe in “Elvis” (4)
YOLA
484
Seehorn who played Kim Wexler on “Better Caul Saul” (4)
RHEA
485
Hardcore heel of pro wrestling, with dastardly alter egos like Cactus Jack and Mankind (9)
MICKFOLEY
486
“___ aussi” (French words of agreement) (3)
MOI
487
"NCIS" protagonist __ Jethro Gibbs (5)
LEROY
488
Chi-Town exchange (4)
MERC
489
What an unsoothable newborn may have (5)
COLIC
490
Largest known dwarf planet after Pluto (4)
ERIC
491
English playwright Coward (4)
NOEL
492
Did an unintentional “doughnut” (5)
SLUED
493
Scully’s X-Files partner (6)
MULDER
494
Isaac Newton va ___, namesake of an L.A. neighborhood (4)
NUYS
495
Gift set for a newborn (7)
LAYETTE
496
“Cagney & ___” (5)
LACEY
497
Langston Hughes’ “___ Unashamed” (4)
CORA
498
Part of BPOE (4)
ELKS
499
___ Cobb (long-suffering “Mr. Bean” character) (4)
IRMA
500
Hawaii Senator Hirono (5)
MAZIE
