CrosswordDictionary2024Oct Flashcards
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Liu regarded as China’s first supermodel (3)
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WEN
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Indian fried bread (5)
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POORI
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Carp kin (4)
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DACE
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Apollo vehicle, briefly (3)
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LEM
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Barnett of CBS News (5)
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ERROL
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Company that invented black-light fluorescent paint (6)
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DAYGLO
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Playwright Bogosian (4)
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ERIC
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Horror filmmaker Aster (3)
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ARI
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Bobby of the Black Panthers (5)
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SEALE
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Like Russia before 1917 (7)
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TSARIST
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Tad (5)
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SKOSH
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Drinkers’ vessels (8)
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TANKARDS
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Name of the whale in “Pinocchio” (7)
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MONSTRO
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John Singer Sargent portrait that scandalized Paris in 1884 (7)
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MADAMEX
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Digestive enzyme (6)
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LIPASE
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“Queen of the Jungle,” in comics (6)
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SHEENA
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Marilyn who sang “Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In” (5)
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MCCOO
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Tool with metal jaws (8)
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CALIPERS
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A.S.A.P. (3)
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PDQ
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German possessive (5)
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MEINE
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Cowardly Lion portrayer (4)
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LAHR
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Thompson of the box-office bomb “Howard the Duck” (3)
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LEA
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Longtime guitarist for the Eagles (8)
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JOEWALSH
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Lead-in to coin, for a meme currency (4)
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DOGE
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Wheel and deal, especially on the Hill (10)
HORSETRADE
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Boy protagonist of Netflix's "Sex Education" (4)
OTIS
27
French vineyard designation (3)
CRU
28
Western topper (7)
STETSON
29
White-tailed sea eagle (4)
ERNE
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Ancient Greek physician (5)
GALEN
31
Master luthier (5)
AMATI
32
Agriculture goddess (5)
CERES
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"A Boy Named ___," Johnny Cash's highest-charting single on the Billboard Hot 100 (3)
SUE
34
Writer Norman Vincent __ (5)
PEALE
35
Director Van Sant (3)
GUS
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Send back, as to a lower court (6)
REMAND
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Pris : rue :: Berline : (7)
STRASSE
38
Two-time Nobel-winning physicist John (7)
BARDEEN
39
Small drum (5)
TABOR
40
Crude and tactless (6)
GAUCHE
41
"Little Shop of Horrors" lyricist Howard (6)
ASHMAN
42
Actress Noblezada of “Hadestown” (3)
EVA
43
Traditional Japanese dagger (5)
TANTO
44
Member of a certain Urdu-speaking Arab and South Asian community (6)
ANSARI
45
Lega commentator Honig (4)
ELIE
46
Soviet film director Tarkovsky (6)
ANDREI
47
Hint-giving columnist (8)
HELOISE
48
Rara ___ (4)
AVIS
49
Thing, legally speaking (3)
RES
50
Charles Mingus’s instrument (4)
BASS
51
Chills and fever (4)
AGUE
52
Playwright David (4)
RABE
53
Elephant-headed Hindu god of beginnings (6)
GANESH
54
Longtime language columnist William (6)
SAFIRE
55
Catkin-bearing trees (6)
ALDERS
56
Flower part that includes the ovary (6)
CARPEL
57
Misanthropic titular aardvark of comic books (7)
CEREBUS
58
Cartoon franchise with Tygra and Lion-O (11)
THUNDERCATS
59
Taito NES game in which Victor must assemble and wield a powerful blade to defeat the Dark Fiend (10)
DEMONSCODE
60
Hawaii congresswoman who coauthored Title IX (9)
PATSYMINK
61
Informal lecture to educate people about a cause (7)
TEACHIN
62
Commotion or fuss (6)
POTHER
63
Ibis-headed god of wisdom (5)
THOTH
64
Julia of The Walking Dead: World Beyond (6)
ORMOND
65
Painter Klein who created the color International Klein Blue (4)
YVES
66
Longtime host of a namesake variety show on CBS (10)
EDSULLIVAN
67
Architect Buckminster (6)
FULLER
68
Dance craze of the 1960s (6)
WATUSI
69
Boxer Thomas nicknamed “The Hitman” (6)
HEARNS
70
Liverpool’s river (6)
MERSEY
71
Prescription blood thinner (6)
PLAVIX
72
Tippi Hedren title role (6)
MARNIE
73
Makeup of the arches in Arches National Park (9)
SANDSTONE
74
Hollywood legend Dolores (6)
DELRIO
75
Centaur who tutored Achilles (6)
CHIRON
76
Ellen of Animal Kingdom (6)
BARKIN
77
Dancer Fonteyn (6)
MARGOT
78
McDaniel who was the first Black Oscar winner (6)
HATTIE
79
Red Sox slugger Rafael (6)
DEVERS
80
Hard clear plastic (6)
LUCITE
81
Stoic philosopher and playwright (6)
SENECA
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Seventeen-hundred-dollar bassinet with a “cult-like fandom in the parenting world,” per Wirecutter (4)
SNOO
83
Handheld snack of nori-wrapped rice (7)
ONIGIRI
84
Site of the ancient city of Miletus (5)
IONIA
85
The “A” of A. & M. Records (6)
ALPERT
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Activist Ayaan Hirsi ___ who wrote “Heretic: Why Islam Needs a Reformation Now” (3)
ALI
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Boy elected chief in “Lord of the Flies” (5)
RALPH
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Sitcom character who used the greeting “Nanu-Nanu” (4)
MORK
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Train in the Washington-Baltimore area (4)
MARC
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Actress Gardner (3)
AVA
91
Tickle Me Elmo maker (4)
TYCO
92
Aware of (5)
HIPTO
93
___ Le Gallienne, star of 1920s Broadway (3)
EVA
94
Simpson's judge (3)
ITO
95
Pet for Pebbles, in cartoons (4)
DINO
96
Spanish for "foolish" (5)
TONTO
97
Beethoven's third symphony (6)
EROICA
98
Attack, medieval-style (6)
TILTAT
99
River to the English Channel (5)
SOMME
100
___ Owl, one of the superheroes in "Watchmen" (4)
NITE
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Ice planet in "The Empire Strikes Back" (4)
HOTH
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Insectoid moon dwellers in H.G. Wells's "The First Men in the Moon" (9)
SELENITES
103
Anna ___, first Italian to win an acting Oscar (7)
MAGNANI
104
Online home services marketplace (4)
ANGI
105
Mountain biking move akin to a front wheelie (4)
ENDO
106
First name in classic horror films (3)
LON
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___ Thai (Vietnamese fruit cocktail) (3)
CHE
108
Letters on old kopecks (4)
CCCP
109
Boil down (6)
DECOCT
110
Penalty box, in hockey slang (6)
SINBIN
111
Janis's cartoon partner (4)
ARLO
112
Superhero alter ego for Kathy Kane (8)
BATWOMAN
113
Guitarist Joe of the Eagles (5)
WALSH
114
“Gadzooks!” (6)
ZOUNDS
115
Heroic knight of medieval Spain (5)
ELCID
116
Jazz great Coltrane (5)
ALICE
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"Farmer" in Afrikaans (4)
BOER
118
English Renaissance composer William with an avian-sounding surname (4)
BYRD
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Keir ___, actor with the classic sci-fi line "Open the pod bay doors, HAL" (6)
DULLEA
120
Mali Empire ruler who caused widespread inflation by spending so lavishly during his 14th-century hajj (9)
MANSAMUSA
121
Sylvia who was considered the "Grand Dame of British Cinema" (4)
SYMS
122
Loudly laments (5)
KEENS
123
Blood of the gods, in Greek mythology (5)
ICHOR
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Ray who helped globalize McDonald's (4)
KROC
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Actress Jeffries of "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" (4)
LEAH
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Medieval tales of daring adventure (5)
GESTS
127
L'il ___ (5)
ABNER
128
Comedian Youngman (5)
HENNY
129
Sycophants (6)
YESMEN
130
Virtual music idol Hatsune ___ (4)
MIKU
131
Paint sloppily (4)
DAUB
132
“Cosmogramma” musician, to fans (5)
FLYLO
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History-making conductor Marin (5)
ALSOP
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M.L.K., Jr., was its first president (4)
SCLC
135
Exemplar (9)
BEAUIDEAL
136
Socialist revolutionary Luxemburg (4)
ROSA
137
Investigator, in old slang (3)
TEC
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Shi who was the first woman to have the sole director’s credit on a Pixar feature, for “Turning Red” (5)
DOMEE
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Runner Joan ___ Samuelson, who won gold in the first women’s Olympic marathon, in 1984 (6)
BENOIT
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“Avatar: The Last Airbender” protagonist (4)
AANG
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Shaded area (5)
ARBOR
142
Classic Neapolitan song (8)
OSOLEMIO
143
Mythical Cretan king (5)
MINOS
144
Boxer Patterson (5)
FLOYD
145
“Collapsed in Sunbeams" singer-songwriter Parks (4)
ARLO
146
Tennis champion Tokito (3)
ODA
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Portrayer of Laurie Strode in seven "Halloween" films (6)
CURTIS
148
Warren of the Allman Brothers Band (6)
HAYNES
149
"Star Wars" planet that's home to womp rats (8)
TATOOINE
150
Eucharist plate (5)
PATEN
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Moses portrayer in classic film (6)
HESTON
152
Last word (5)
FINIS
153
Honors for David Beckham and Leona Lewis: Abbr. (4)
OBES
154
"Mon ___!" (4)
DIEU
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Suitor of Christine in "The Phantom of the Opera" (5)
RAOUL
156
___ Sidle, longtime role on "C.S.I." (4)
SARA
157
Antonio López de Santa ___, three-time president of Mexico (4)
ANNA
158
Japanese art of flower arrangement (7)
IKEBANA
159
Pioneering computer (5)
ENIAC
160
Jazz singer Cleo (5)
LAINE
161
Actor-turned-policeman Estrada (4)
ERIK
162
Woodworking tool (4)
RASP
163
Tennille of Captain & Tennille (4)
TONI
164
Shooting marble (3)
TAW
165
Aide-___ (mnemonic device) (7)
MEMOIRE
166
Nobility (7)
PEERAGE
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___ Low, famed English pirate (3)
NED
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Rubik of puzzle cube fame (4)
ERNO
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Gail of "NYPD Blue" (5)
OGRADY
170
19th century women's rights advocate Amelia (7)
BLOOMER
171
Wildflower once thought to repel pests (8)
FLEABANE
172
Cooks (up) (4)
GINS
173
"Catch-22" pilot played by Bob Balaban (3)
ORR
174
Connecticut governor Lamont (3)
NED
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Switzerland's __ Léman (3)
LAC
176
Comedian Delaney (3)
ROB
177
Impressionist painter born in Allegheny, Pennsylvania (8)
CASSATT
178
Electronics component (5)
DIODE
179
Guitarist, informally (5)
AXMAN
180
Oil container (5)
CRUET
181
Tomato-sauce brand named for a famed Harlem restaurant (4)
RAOS
182
Julia Roberts’s role in the “Ocean’s” films (4)
TESS
183
Neighborhood in Los Angeles’s San Fernando Valley (6)
ENCINO
184
___ Okorafor, Hugo- and Nebula-winning novelist (5)
NNEDI
185
Former queen born Lisa Najeeb Halaby (4)
NOOR
186
Racecourse near Windsor Castle (5)
ASCOT
187
Agcy. affected by the wane of afternoon newspapers (3)
UPI
188
Slain mythical giant whose many eyes are said to be immortalized in peacock feathers (5)
ARGUS
189
Portrayer of Bond in 1967's "Casino Royale" (5)
NIVEN
190
Longtime Obama adviser Valerie (7)
JARRETT
191
Victorious admiral at the Battle of Trafalgar (6)
NELSON
192
Chef El-Waylly of “The Big Brunch” (5)
SOHLA
193
Comedian Mort who hosted the first Grammys (4)
SAHL
194
Type of subatomic particle made up of quarks (6)
HADRON
195
Batiste with the 2021 album “We Are” (3)
JON
196
Blood-work letters (3)
LDL
197
British comedian Alan (4)
CARR
198
Nineteenth-century cowboy who claimed to have earned the nickname Deadwood Dick in a roping contest (7)
NATLOVE
199
Metallica drummer Ulrich (4)
LARS
200
Literature Nobel laureate Bashevis Singer (5)
ISAAC
201
Gush with naches (5)
KVELL
202
Sr. officer (3)
CDR
203
Vinyl records, slangily (3)
WAX
204
French cup (5)
TASSE
205
Poetic name for England (6)
ALBION
206
“Casey ate the Bat” poet Ernest (6)
THAYER
207
Surname of father/son sportswriters Dick and Jeremy (6)
SCHAAP
208
Film critic Richard (6)
ROEPER
209
Queen played by Lena Headey on Game of Thrones (6)
CERSEI
210
European river through our world capitals (6)
DANUBE
211
Petty of “Orange is the New Black” (4)
LORI
212
Jackson with two Oscars (6)
GLENDA
213
Of top quality (5)
PRIMO
214
Columnist Joseph (5)
ALSOP
215
Brazil-based artistic movement of the 1960s (10)
TROPICALIA
216
Boone, briefly (4)
DANL
217
Florentine flower (4)
ARNO
218
White-crested duck (4)
SMEW
219
Pete briefly in the Beatles (4)
BEST
220
Gem whose varieties include emerald and aquamarine (5)
BERYL
221
Classic jukebox brand (9)
WURLITZER
222
Inexperienced newcomer (9)
GREENHORN
223
Brazilian music genre pioneered by João Gilberto (9)
BOSSANOVA
224
U.K. publishing house where T. S. Eliot was once a director (5)
FABER
225
Concessions (4)
SOPS
226
"La Clemenza di ___" (Mozart opera) (4)
TITO
227
Chancellor Adenauer (6)
KONRAD
228
___ Island, Nunavut (world's fifth-largest Island) (6)
BAFFIN
229
Songwriter Johnny who cofounded Capitol Records (6)
MERCER
230
"Lido Shuffle" singer Boz (6)
SCAGGS
231
Michael who made billions from junk bonds (6)
MILKEN
232
Joey, Johnny, Tommy, or Dee Dee (6)
RAMONE
233
Old TV detective played by Mike Connors (6)
MANNIX
234
Stick struck together by a percussionist (6)
CLAVES
235
Latin phrase meaning "from the beginning": 2 wds. (6)
DE NOVO
236
Florentine house that produced four popes and two queens of France (6)
MEDICI
237
Ottoman official (6)
VIZIER
238
"Trees" poet Joyce (6)
KILMER
239
Language used on the Moana soundtrack (6)
SAMOAN
240
Early Chekhov play (6)
IVANOV
241
Harmonica brand (6)
HOHNER
242
Luise who won two Best Actress Oscars (6)
RAINER
243
Caesar depicted on Delaware’s state quarter (6)
RODNEY
244
Dubious film “honor” (6)
RAZZIE
245
Trial lawyer Gerry (6)
SPENCE
246
Rabindranath ___, first non-European Nobel Laureate in Literature (6)
TAGORE
247
Boxer Thomas nicknamed "The Hitman” (6)
HEARNS
248
Tippi Hedren title role (6)
MARNIE
249
Dance craze of the 1960s (6)
WATUSI
250
Prescription blood thinner (6)
PLAVIX
251
Norman ___, Cabinet member under Clinton and Bush (6)
MINETA
252
Star Trek: ___ (6)
PICARD
253
Tigers great Al (6)
KALINE
254
Title character in Funny Girl: 2 wds. (10)
FANNYBRICE
255
Actress Noomi (6)
RAPACE
256
Bay tree (6)
LAUREL
257
Candle material (6)
TALLOW
258
Progressive weekly since 1865, with “The” (6)
NATION
259
Bovine spongiform encephalopathypathy, more familiarity (13)
MADCOWDISEASE
260
Ebb’s songwriting partner (6)
KANDER
261
Sissy of Coal Miner’s Daughter (6)
SPACEK
262
University of Idaho’s home (6)
MOSCOW
263
Comic’s talk (6)
PATTER
264
Positively charged atom (6)
CATION
265
Resident or language of northwestern France (6)
BRETON
266
High chair? (6)
HOWDAH
267
Nativity scene (6)
CRECHE
268
Stiff drink (6)
BRACER
269
Flemish Baroque master (6)
RUBENS
270
Insect named for a woman Zeus transformed into a cow (6)
IOMOTH
271
Wonder Woman actress Nielsen (6)
CONNIE
272
Robert ___, a.k.a. the Birdman of Alcatraz (6)
STROUD
273
Crucial difficulty, to Hamlet (6)
THERUB
274
Raised for discussion (6)
MOOTED
275
Order, families, genus and species, e.g. (4)
TAXA
276
“Send these, the homeless, tempest-___ to me” (4)
TOST
277
Sociologist Durkheim (5)
EMILE
278
In the work mentioned earlier, in footnote abbreviations (5)
OPCIT
279
1970s Italian prime minister Aldo (55)
MORO
280
“A Man called Otto” director Forster (4)
MARC
281
Princess rescued from a sea monster in Greek mythology (9)
ANDROMEDA
282
Bandleader portrayed by his son in 1992’s “The Mambo Kings” (9)
DESIARNAZ
283
Fiction hero whose parents were Lord and Lady Greystroke (6)
TARZAN
284
Flemish cartographer Gerardus (8)
MERCATOR
285
Washington’s Grand ___ Dam (6)
CONLEE
286
William of “Sunset Boulevard” (6)
HOLDEN
287
Phyllis of comedy (6)
DILLER
288
Recoils in fright (6)
QUAILS
289
Sewing machine’s thread holder (6)
BOBBIN
290
What pyriform objects are shaped like (5)
PEARS
291
“The Dick Van Dyke Show” surname (6)
PETRIE
292
AMC show based on a comic book series (8)
PREACHER
293
Hands-behind-the-back position (10)
PARADEREST
294
Young Sinatra devotee of the ‘40s (10)
BOBBYSOXER
295
“X” star Goth (3)
MIA
296
“Stranger Things” character Sinclair (5)
ERICA
297
“The Daily Show” correspondent Lydic (4)
DESI
298
100 gecs singer Les (5)
LAURA
299
Acting great Philip (3)
AHN
300
“Justice League” director Zack (6)
SNYDER
301
Wolfgang Puck restaurant with a name implying there’s pasta on the menu (5)
SPAGO
302
Mountain near Mount Olympus (4)
OSSA
303
Cuban-American sculptor/performance artist Mendieta (3)
ANA
304
Highland promontory (4)
NESS
305
Erstwhile Dodge sports car (5)
VIPER
306
Title character of The Merchant of Venice (7)
ANTONIO
307
Ancient oracle site (6)
DELPHI
308
Main character of the 1972 novel First Blood (5)
RAMBO
309
Metaphor for erect posture (6)
RAMROD
310
Duck ___ (Marx Brothers comedy) (4)
SOUP
311
Jane Campion Western nominated for 12 Academy Awards (16)
THEPOWEROFTHEDOG
312
Acclaimed 2021 cooperative video game that does not have a single-player mode (10)
ITTAKESTWO
313
Apache leader born Goyaalé (8)
GERONIMO
314
French port from which hundreds of thousands of Allied troops were evacuated in May-June 1940 (7)
DUNKIRK
315
Resolute in the Oval Office, for one (4)
DESK
316
Actress Gabourey (6)
SIDIBE
317
Le ___ (French daily paper) (6)
FIGARO
318
Coastal recesses
BIGHTS
319
Is overcome with pride and joy (6)
KVELLS
320
Under-the-hood storage areas in electric vehicles (6)
FRUNKS
321
Formal etiquette (9)
POLITESSE
322
Hardy’s comedy partner (6)
LAUREL
323
1917 director Sam (6)
MENDES
324
Rome’s Via ___ (6)
VENETO
325
Photographer Stieglitz who war married to Georgia O’Keefe (6)
ALFRED
326
Connective organ tissue (6)
STROMA
327
Dome topper (6)
CUPOLA
328
Comedian Lily (6)
TOMLIN
329
1971 film that kicks off the so-called “Paranoia trilogy” (5)
KLUTE
330
“Kim Possible character” ___ Stoppable (7)
HANA
331
Organ removed during mummification, broadly speaking (6)
VISCUS
332
Magazine founder Eric (4)
UTNE
333
Buck of “True Blood” (4)
TARA
334
Founder of the Asante empire (8)
OSEITUTU
335
A bit of French (3)
PEU
336
1964 Hitchcock film (6)
MARNIE
337
Actress Holliday of “Gremlins” (5)
POLLY
338
Mystic spiritual knowledge (6)
GNOSIS
339
___ Armed Forces (Seoul-based corps) (3)
ROK
340
Lily Tomlin’s little-girl persona (8)
EDITHANN
341
Freshly pressed grapes before fermentation (4)
MUST
342
Oslo Accords signatory, for short (3)
PLO
343
Two-time Oscar nominee Joan (6)
CUSACK
344
Tony winner Judith (4)
IVEY
345
"ER" actress Laura (5)
INNES
346
"À votre ___!" (5)
SANTE
347
Van Susteren of TV news (5)
GRETA
348
Asian royal (4)
RANI
349
Kind of clock that's ultraprecise (6)
ATOMIC
350
Ruck of HBO's "Succession" (4)
ALAN
351
Actor Steve of "Peacemaker" (4)
AGEE
352
Hair-lightening brand (5)
SUNIN
353
The Lone Ranger, to Tonto (8)
KEMOSABE
354
Millimeter-wide photo used for conveying secret messages (8)
MICRODOT
355
Supermodel with a palindromic name (4)
EMME
356
___ Johnson Sirleaf, Africa's first elected female head of state (5)
ELLEN
357
Co. that introduced Dungeons & Dragons (3)
TSR
358
Constellation in the southern sky (3)
ARA
359
Diminuendo al ___ ("fade to nothingness," on a score) (6)
NIENTE
360
Europe's highest volcano (6)
ELBRUS
361
Feature of James Earl Jones's voice (8)
SONORITY
362
Crime novelist Josephine (3)
TEY
363
Skywalker portrayer (6)
HAMILL
364
Horned antelope of southern Africa (8)
STEENBOK
365
Elizabeth of "WandaVision" (5)
OLSEN
366
Portmanteau for Disney World's wintery mix (5)
SNOAP
367
Key compound in a cell's energy cycle: Abbr. (3)
ADP
368
Frank Lloyd Wright estate in Wisconsin (8)
TALIESIN
369
"The __ Andre Show" (4)
ERIC
370
Traditional shaving tool (5)
STROP
371
HBO series about a hitman who joins an acting class (5)
BARRY
372
Harper Lee's given name (5)
NELLE
373
__ phase: post-ovulation stage (6)
LUTEAL
374
Actress Birch (5)
THORA
375
In the know about (5)
HIPTO
376
Naval destroyer, in slang (6)
TINCAN
377
Novelist Scottoline known for legal thrillers (4)
LISA
378
Mets closer Díaz (5)
EDWIN
379
Stray adopted by Annie (5)
SANDY
380
Michael of "Caddyshack" (6)
OKEEFE
381
Fine fur (5)
SABLE
382
Nurse played by Ana de Armas in "Knives Out" (5)
MARTA
383
Bunch of arrows or documents (5)
SHEAF
384
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Parsons (5)
MICAH
385
Alternative to gel or acrylic, at a nail salon (7)
SHELLAC
386
Epithet for an Atlanta police-training center that has been protested by a range of justice groups (7)
COPCITY
387
Hawkish nationalist (5)
JINGO
388
“Late Autumn” director Kim ___-yong (3)
TAE
389
Pistol, to a hardboiled detective (6)
ROSCOE
390
Conveniences enclosed by letter writers: Abbr. (5)
SASES
391
French-Belgian river (4)
YSER
392
Director of “Atlantics,” winner of the 2019 Grand Prix at Cannes (8)
MATIDIOP
393
1968 Jane Fonda film, which she later said “could have been a feminist movie—and just as sexy” (10)
BARBARELLA
394
Elizabethan interjection (3)
FIE
395
Buenos Aires-to-Santiago dirección (5)
OESTE
396
___ War (1899-1902 conflict) (4)
BOER
397
Egyptian Christians (5)
COPTS
398
Harper’s Bazaar illustrator from the teens through the thirties (4)
ERTE
399
___ de deux (3)
PAS
400
19th century Mexican president ___ Juarez (6)
BENITO
401
Eleven, in Évian (4)
ONZE
402
Author Horatio (5)
ALGER
403
Drunk as a skunk (6)
BLOTTO
404
Rose of “Damages” (5)
BYRNE
405
“___ the Greek” (Nikos Kazantzakis novel) (5)
ZORBA
406
Vampire (6)
LESTAT
407
“Midsommar” director (8)
ARIASTER
408
Richard I’s opponent (7)
SALADIN
409
Actor Stonestreet of "Modern Family" (4)
ERIC
410
Li'l ___ (5)
ABNER
411
Carbon compound (4)
ENOL
412
Father of, in Ara (3)
ABU
413
Tubes used in sediment sample collecting (6)
CORERS
414
Rock singer Shirley (6)
MANSON
415
W.W. II arena (3)
ETO
416
___ powder (manicure type) (3)
DIP
417
Mistress of the Dark" in a 1988 film (6)
ELVIRA
418
"Apollo and ___" (Bernini masterpiece) (6)
DAPHNE
419
“___ Spiegel” (3)
DER
420
Japanese vegetable that looks sort of like white asparagus (3)
UDO
421
Baby Yoda, more formally (5)
GROGU
422
Jazz trumpet legend Jones (4)
THAD
423
“Patience” band, as in the album title where that song appears (3)
GNR
424
Evil goddess in “Thor: Ragnarok” (4)
HELA
425
“Good Times” star Esther ___ (5)
ROLLE
426
Poitiers pronoun (3)
TOI
427
“Heat” director Michael (4)
MANN
428
Neocon columnist Stephens (4)
BRET
429
Opera ___ (5)
SERIA
430
Mercedes-Benz model (6)
ACLASS
431
Mother of Mary (6)
STANNE
