| 'Call Me Maybe' middle name |
RAE |
| 'Cheerleader' singer |
OMI |
| 'Cornflake Girl' singer Tori |
AMOS |
| 'Funeral in Berlin' novelist Deighton |
LEN |
| 'On Golden Pond' bird |
LOON |
| 'Terrible' ages |
TWOS |
| 1980s tennis star Mandlikova |
HANA |
| 2003/2005/2007 A.L. MVP, familiarly |
AROD |
| Acronym popularized by Drake |
YOLO |
| Animal that can follow the first word in each of this puzzle's four theme entries |
CAT |
| Animal that can follow the second word in each of this puzzle's four theme entries |
DOG |
| Animal who says 'Baa, humbug'? |
GRUMPYSHEEP |
| Another word for margarine |
OLEO |
| Apr. number cruncher |
CPA |
| Aptly titled English spa |
BATH |
| Biblical landing site |
ARARAT |
| Big name in Thanksgiving parades |
MACYS |
| Blacken, as a steak |
SEAR |
| Breakfast side dish |
HASH |
| Bruins' alma mater |
UCLA |
| Canines often metaphorically sacrificed |
EYETEETH |
| City north of Pittsburgh |
ERIE |
| Classic 1971 album that closes with 'Riders on the Storm' |
LAWOMAN |
| Clingy critter? |
LEECH |
| Conservation subj |
ECOL |
| Consider officially, as a judge |
HEAR |
| Contents of some jars |
TIPS |
| Counterpart of yang |
YIN |
| Couturiere Chanel |
COCO |
| Does nothing |
LOAFS |
| El Dorado's treasure |
ORO |
| Elevator or train component |
CAR |
| Empty space |
GAP |
| Extremely speedy mammals |
CHEETAHS |
| Failure of diplomacy |
WAR |
| Fifties fad involving undulation |
HULAHOOP |
| Fillings for some donuts? |
HOLES |
| Fix a feature, e.g |
EDIT |
| Folklore automaton |
GOLEM |
