| Meet |
| Meat |
| Cutup |
| Actor |
| Cut up |
| Hotdog |
| Gammon |
| Mugger |
| Emoter |
| Amateur |
| Pigmeat |
| Overact |
| Showoff |
| CB buff |
| Country |
| Baked __ |
| Pork cut |
| __ Radio |
| Histrion |
| Deli buy |
| Pig meat |
| Show off |
| Hog meat |
| ___ it up |
| Deli meat |
| Bad actor |
| Overactor |
| Deli order |
| Prosciutto |
| Lunch meat |
| Stage hog? |
| Cured cut? |
| Radio geek |
| Rye filler |
| Showboater |
| Stage boor |
| Cuban meat |
| Radio buff |
| Radio user |
| Cured fare |
| Cured pork |
| Noah's son |
| Cut of meat |
| Deli staple |
| Smoked meat |
| Cut of pork |
| Deviled ___ |
| Easter fare |
| Deli choice |
| Ark crewman |
| Canned food |
| Easter eats |
| He overacts |
| Hokey actor |
| Hog's thigh |
| Omelet meat |
| Rye go-with |
| Smoked pork |
| Smoked item |
| Speck, e.g. |
| Play killer |
| Easter meat |
| Pig product |
| Son of Noah |
| Pork product |
| Easter entre |
| Easter treat |
| Morning side |
| Broad player |
| Clumsy actor |
| Easter roast |
| Hokey player |
| Shack figure |
| Stage emoter |
| Stage fright |
| Stage hogger |
| Tyro: Slang. |
| ___ and eggs |
| Grandstander |
| Kosher no-no |
| Gammon, e.g. |
| Deli purchase |
| Biblical name |
| Kind of radio |
| Deli offering |
| Sandwich meat |
| Exhibitionist |
| Eggs' partner |
| ___ and Swiss |
| Cured entrée |
| Emotive actor |
| Kind of actor |
| Lunch, part 3 |
| Omelet filler |
| Omelet tidbit |
| Quiche add-in |
| Stage grabber |
| Stage stealer |
| Sub selection |
| Swiss go-with |
| Swiss partner |
| Virginia meat |
| Scene-stealer |
| Subway choice |
| Cured serving |
| Omelet option |
| A son of Noah |
| Deli favorite |
| Spotlight hog |
| Ark passenger |
| Easter entree |
| Breakfast side |
| Breakfast meat |
| Radio operator |
| Scenery chewer |
| Cheese go-with |
| ___ and cheese |
| Cheese partner |
| Christmas dish |
| Christmas meat |
| Cured pork leg |
| Eggs companion |
| Emotional one? |
| Inferior actor |
| No great actor |
| Shack occupant |
| Shortwave buff |
| Smithfield buy |
| Thespian cutup |
| Thigh of a hog |
| Early seafarer |
| Radio hobbyist |
| Easter serving |
| Meat with eggs |
| Nonkosher meat |
| Nonkosher food |
| Part of the leg |
| Sandwich filler |
| Sandwich choice |
| It can be cured |
| Easter purchase |
| Ancient mariner |
| Smoked delicacy |
| It may be cured |
| A kind of actor |
| Cuban component |
| Emotional actor |
| Limelight lover |
| Mugger on stage |
| Noah descendant |
| Omelet addition |
| Overactive one? |
| Sam-I-Am's meat |
| Short-wave buff |
| Amateur radioer |
| Director's bane |
| Emoter on stage |
| HoneyBaked meat |
| It's not kosher |
| Meat from a pig |
| Order with eggs |
| Overacting one? |
| Porker's haunch |
| Holiday entrée |
| Sandwich staple |
| Attention getter |
| Prosciutto, e.g. |
| Radio-active one |
| Breakfast choice |
| Overacting actor |
| Cheese companion |
| Type of sandwich |
| Amateurish actor |
| CFL's Tracy ____ |
| Common lunchmeat |
| Deli counter buy |
| Goldwater is one |
| It can be smoked |
| It may be glazed |
| Nonkosher entree |
| Over-active one? |
| Overdramatic one |
| Palooka's Fisher |
| Radio enthusiast |
| Seuss title food |
| Subpar performer |
| Black Forest ___ |
| Broadway mugger? |
| It's often cured |
| Thanksgiving fare |
| Omelet ingredient |
| Common lunch meat |
| Sandwich favorite |
| Actor or operator |
| It goes with eggs |
| It may be in hock |
| It may get smoked |
| Many a skit actor |
| Meat in an omelet |
| Smithfield output |
| Smokehouse hanger |
| Strut-and-fretter |
| Thanksgiving meat |
| Honey-glazed meat |
| Liberace, for one |
| Overemoting actor |
| Son on Noah's ark |
| Spotlight grabber |
| Cartoonist Fisher |
| It may be curried |
| It's often smoked |
| One acting badly? |
| Part of a western |
| Noah's second son |
| Attention-grabber |
| Black Forest" meat |
| Boars Head product |
| Charcuterie choice |
| Croque madame meat |
| Egotist with lines |
| Hot dog's relative |
| It may be boneless |
| It's often in hock |
| One of Noah's boys |
| Popular cured meat |
| Red-eye gravy base |
| Second son of Noah |
| Show-off in a show |
| Show-off performer |
| Sunday dinner dish |
| Tapper in a "shack |
| Theatrical showoff |
| Actor who overacts |
| Eggs Benedict need |
| Overact, ... it up |
| Spiral-sliced meat |
| Virginia specialty |
| Denver omelet meat |
| One of Noah's sons |
| Smithfield product |
| Certain lunch meat |
| Sandwich selection |
| ___, Virginia . . . |
| Omelette ingredient |
| ___ it up (hot-dog) |
| ___ it up (overact) |
| Green Eggs and ___ |
| Crewman on the Ark. |
| Director's headache |
| Easter meat serving |
| Egg sandwich add-on |
| Eggs partner, often |
| Green eggs' go-with |
| It often gets cured |
| Meat in a rice ball |
| One not acting well |
| Stone_____, Quebec |
| Superheterodyne fan |
| Theatrical overdoer |
| Western omelet need |
| Popular Easter dish |
| Western omelet meat |
| Prosciutto, for one |
| Swiss accompaniment |
| Amateurish performer |
| Green-eggs side dish |
| Improv troupe member |
| Jerry Lewis, notably |
| Meat in many omelets |
| Meat in some omelets |
| Not-so-super trouper |
| Option for an omelet |
| Shortwave radio buff |
| Side with green eggs |
| Strutter and fretter |
| ___ and Swiss on rye |
| Canaanite's ancestor |
| Croque-monsieur meat |
| Mugger on the boards |
| Sandwich shop choice |
| It needs to be cured |
| Spiral-sliced entree |
| Barry Goldwater, e.g. |
| Actor who exaggerates |
| Actor who overdoes it |
| Bit of Hawaiian pizza |
| Croque monsieur slice |
| Expert at overplaying |
| Glazed item, at times |
| Hard person to direct |
| Meat carved on Easter |
| Meat in eggs Benedict |
| Parma or Black Forest |
| Partner of green eggs |
| Player for big laughs |
| Something often cured |
| Something to be cured |
| Superheterodyne owner |
| Western omelet morsel |
| Yuletide dinner slice |
| Easter entrée, often |
| Pig's future, perhaps |
| Actor who's not subtle |
| Actor's favorite meat? |
| Biblical ark passenger |
| CBer's licensed cousin |
| Certain radio operator |
| Certain terrible actor |
| Hawaiian-pizza topping |
| He has shack, will rap |
| Kind of actor or radio |
| Kind of string or bone |
| Meat that isn't kosher |
| Overly theatrical type |
| Popular Easter entrée |
| Roast beef alternative |
| Slice served with eggs |
| __ and cheese sandwich |
| Cordon bleu ingredient |
| Virginia or Smithfield |
| Unlikely Oscar nominee |
| Amateur radio operator |
| Club component, perhaps |
| Common Christmas entree |
| Common city name ending |
| Green eggs' accompanier |
| Nonkosher sandwich meat |
| Not act professionally? |
| Prosciutto, for example |
| Companion to green eggs |
| It may need to be cured |
| Meat that may be smoked |
| Meat in a Denver omelet |
| Part of a Denver omelet |
| Submarine sandwich meat |
| Performer yukking it up |
| Not-so-subtle performer |
| Biscuit filler, at times |
| Cheese and bread go-with |
| Clara Peggotty's nephew. |
| Hardly an underperformer |
| It may be part of a club |
| Meat atop Hawaiian pizza |
| Meat in a western omelet |
| Omelet ingredient, maybe |
| Possible calzone filling |
| Country" or "fresh" food |
| Common omelet ingredient |
| Meat in a Cuban sandwich |
| Denver omelet ingredient |
| Eggs Benedict ingredient |
| Eggs Benedict meat, often |
| Meat at an omelet station |
| One overdoing it on stage |
| Radio operator in a shack |
| Veal cordon bleu stuffing |
| Hawaiian pizza ingredient |
| It may be cured or glazed |
| Meat in a Dr. Seuss title |
| Cuban sandwich ingredient |
| Hardly an Oscar candidate |
| Western omelet ingredient |
| Part of a western sandwich |
| Sandwich partner of cheese |
| Steeler all-pro linebacker |
| Croque-monsieur ingredient |
| Meat often served with eggs |
| Meat that may be spiral-cut |
| Westphalia is famous for it |
| Brother of Shem and Japheth |
| Meat often served on Easter |
| Cast party braggart, perhaps |
| Hawaiian-style pizza topping |
| Norman Greenbaum "Canned ___ |
| Person with a headset, maybe |
| Hardly one with stage fright |
| Actor who isn't at all subtle |
| It's cured but was never sick |
| Meat not sold at kosher delis |
| One going for big laughs, say |
| Chicken cordon bleu ingredient |
| Meat that might be honey-baked |
| Meat that might be honey-cured |
| Virginia or Smithfield product |
| Breakfast, lunch or dinner meat |
| Licensed amateur radio operator |
| Meat in a Monte Cristo sandwich |
| Meat in a typical Denver omelet |
| Meat that Virginia is known for |
| Canaanite's ancestor, biblically |
| Go ___ (be Hard As a Muthafucka) |
| Holiday meat that's often glazed |
| Irish indie rockers ___ Sandwich |
| One might get baked on Christmas |
| Definite no-no for a kosher vegan |
| Glazed meat often eaten on Easter |
| Ingredient in chicken cordon bleu |
| Meat found in chicken cordon bleu |
| Buffalo Virgin" Icelandic metalers |
| Mugger waiting in the wings, maybe |
| Pig product often found in omelets |
| Sliced meat often served with eggs |
| Word after Virginia or Westphalian |
| Frequent holiday dinner main course |
| Country" meat often served at Easter |
| Lunch meat that's often served on rye |
| Pork product often found in an omelet |
| Red meat often served on Thanksgiving |
| West ___ United (English soccer team) |
| One not willing to share the limelight |
| Meat that's sometimes served with eggs |
| Green Eggs and ___" (Dr. Seuss classic) |
| Icelandic rockers named after sandwich? |
| Meat that's often smoked or honey-baked |
| Sandwich meat often partnered with Swiss |
| Eponym of a classic Minnesota-brewed beer |
| Jr ___ & Cheddar (Arby's sandwich option) |
| Nippon-___ Fighters (Japanese baseball team) |
| What's eaten with green eggs, in a Dr. Seuss book |
| Thespian who makes this puzzle's theme entries corny |
| Someone who might engage in a hobby with some frequency? |