| “Be good!” |
TAKECARE |
| “The Graduate” director Mike |
NICHOLS |
| Armory supply |
AMMO |
| Bakery item for a judge? |
HONORROLL |
| Band aids |
AMPS |
| Barnyard sound |
MOO |
| Be in store |
LIEAHEAD |
| Beach shelter |
CABANA |
| Bearded antelopes |
GNUS |
| Beast or Cyclops |
XMAN |
| Bed with bars |
CRIB |
| Before you know it |
SOON |
| Beverage for a get-rich-quick guru? |
SUCKERPUNCH |
| Black-and-blue |
BEATENUP |
| Bother |
ADO |
| Breakfast cereal for a ski instructor? |
SNOWFLAKES |
| Brown who was a Brown |
JIM |
| Check for accuracy |
VET |
| Classic Clapton song |
LAYLA |
| Communicable playground malady |
COOTIES |
| Condiment for an Uber driver? |
TRAFFICJAM |
| Coop group |
HENS |
| Cornerback Wallace of the Buffalo Bills |
LEVI |
| Countertop material |
MARBLE |
| Culmination |
ACME |
| Cut up |
DICED |
| Did a pirouette |
SPUN |
| Doctor Strange co-creator |
STANLEE |
| Domino’s output |
PIES |
| Dream state acronym |
REM |
| Drink recipe words |
ONEPART |
| Entree for a movie star? |
CELEBRITYROAST |
| Equals |
ARE |
| Evian Championship org |
LPGA |
| Fails to |
DOESNT |
| Field measure |
ACRES |
| Fifties fear |
REDSCARE |
| Figures of speech |
IDIOMS |
| Film sequences |
MONTAGES |
| Forth |
ONWARDS |
| Free of profanity |
CLEAN |
| Friday creator |
DEFOE |
| Frost victim |
BUD |
| Gave up |
CEDED |
| Generally |
ALLINALL |
| Gets wind of |
HEARS |
| Glenn of the Eagles |
FREY |
| Gluttony and greed, for two |
SINS |
| Half a sawbuck |
FIN |
| Horizon event |
MOONSET |
| Hydronium, e.g |
ION |
| Imposing abodes |
MANORS |
| Informal |
CASUAL |
| iRobot’s flagship product |
ROOMBA |
| Jack of “Barney Miller” |
SOO |
| Julius Caesar’s first name |
GAIUS |
| Kid |
JOSH |
| Like some signers |
DEAF |
| Lobbying group for seniors |
AARP |
| Lock horns |
SPAR |
| Loft fill |
BALES |
| Long-running NPR show |
CARTALK |
| Maker of high-end audio equipment |
TEAC |
| Mercury or Saturn |
AUTO |
| MGM motto word |
ARS |
| More malevolent |
MEANER |
| Mortarboard bearer |
MASON |
| Mrs. Bradley’s first name on the BBC’s “The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries” |
ADELA |
| Mrs. in Madrid |
SRA |
| One with no loving attraction to others, for short |
ARO |
