| Jam |
| Dis |
| Tear |
| Rent |
| Slit |
| Zoom |
| Rend |
| Speed |
| Split |
| Shred |
| Fraud |
| Cleave |
| Rebuke |
| Hurtle |
| Sunder |
| Tatter |
| Go fast |
| Rupture |
| Swindle |
| Tear up |
| Stumble |
| Roaring |
| Bust on |
| Put down |
| Badmouth |
| Lambaste |
| Lay into |
| Darn it! |
| Lacerate |
| Mr. Torn |
| Tear off |
| Cut away |
| Criticize |
| Libertine |
| Castigate |
| ____ Tide |
| Tide type |
| Copy a CD |
| He's Torn |
| Big swing |
| Tear away |
| Lace into |
| Tear apart |
| Light into |
| Come apart |
| Take apart |
| Split open |
| Sleeper __ |
| Step on it |
| Laceration |
| Torn place |
| Pull apart |
| Hard swing |
| Tear fully |
| Yank (off) |
| Actor Torn |
| Tear (into) |
| Kind of saw |
| Split apart |
| Irving hero |
| Sucker deal |
| Fabric tear |
| Open a seam |
| Saw or tide |
| Saw starter |
| Strong tide |
| Zany Taylor |
| Let 'er __! |
| Hit sharply |
| Fabric flaw |
| Tear roughly |
| Type of cord |
| Certain tide |
| Lose no time |
| Dead letters |
| Flannel flaw |
| Open hastily |
| Tear or Torn |
| Torn or tear |
| Last letters |
| Long sleeper |
| Put tears in |
| Mighty swing |
| Pants mishap |
| Patch target |
| Kind of cord |
| Kind of tide? |
| Fabled napper |
| A kind of saw |
| Let-'er ender |
| Roaring start |
| Tailor repair |
| Torn in films |
| __ Van Winkle |
| Grave letters |
| Paper problem |
| Put a tear in |
| Rough current |
| Scary current |
| Torn of films |
| Material flaw |
| Shirt spoiler |
| Clothing flaw |
| Fabric mishap |
| Pants problem |
| Strong current |
| Tear violently |
| Tear to shreds |
| A mighty swing |
| Pants uglifier |
| Make the rent? |
| Sewer's target |
| Torn or Winkle |
| Upholstery woe |
| A kind of tide |
| Copy from a CD |
| Final letters? |
| Grave message? |
| Dangerous tide |
| Make a tear in |
| Mending target |
| Forgo scissors |
| Torn or Taylor |
| Mr. Van Winkle |
| Worthless horse |
| Split, in a way |
| Kind of current |
| Cheat, slangily |
| Mender's target |
| Comedian Taylor |
| Tear forcefully |
| Storied sleeper |
| 20-year sleeper |
| Clothing mishap |
| Grave threesome |
| Headstone abbr. |
| Runway disaster |
| Sleeper of note |
| Splitting image |
| Tailor's repair |
| Clothing defect |
| Slugger's swing |
| Upholstery flaw |
| Speed (through) |
| Insult, slangily |
| Cheat, with "off |
| Tailor's concern |
| Irving character |
| Gravestone abbr. |
| Tear into pieces |
| Current to avoid |
| Headstone inits. |
| It needs mending |
| Hollywood's Torn |
| It needs darning |
| Sartorial mishap |
| Tear at the seam |
| Tear inelegantly |
| Tombstoneacronym |
| Upholstery issue |
| Irving's sleeper |
| Memorial letters |
| Powerful current |
| Job for a tailor |
| Critique harshly |
| Criticize sharply |
| Swindle, slangily |
| Harshly criticize |
| Criticize harshly |
| Swindle, in slang |
| Hazardous current |
| Legendary sleeper |
| Dangerous current |
| ___ into (assail) |
| ___ off (swindle) |
| Boot Hill letters |
| Dryer sheet noise |
| Engraved letters? |
| Headstone heading |
| Initials in stone |
| Open indelicately |
| Tear away roughly |
| Upholstery defect |
| Word with roaring |
| Tombstone acronym |
| Tear up, as paper |
| Undo one's sewing |
| Irving sleepyhead |
| Sleepy van Winkle |
| Tailor's problem. |
| Lambaste verbally |
| Headstone letters |
| Tombstone letters |
| Criticize severely |
| Assail, with "into |
| Turn into confetti |
| Celebrated sleeper |
| Copy from CD to PC |
| Defraud, with "off |
| Distress, as jeans |
| Famous oversleeper |
| Fictional sleeper. |
| Pants seam problem |
| Move precipitously |
| Upholstery blemish |
| Worn jeans feature |
| En-graved letters? |
| Gravestone letters |
| Sleeper Van Winkle |
| Reason for a patch |
| Split at the seams |
| Two-decade sleeper |
| Saw with the grain |
| Tailor's challenge |
| Upholstery problem |
| Burst at the seams? |
| Hem line sometimes |
| Saw along the grain |
| Tear, or actor Torn |
| Irving's sleepyhead |
| Upholstery uglifier |
| Irving's Van Winkle |
| Kind of cord or saw |
| Unseamly condition? |
| Abbr. on a tombstone |
| Job for a seamstress |
| It's carved in stone |
| Jeans feature, often |
| Kind of tide or cord |
| Legendary Van Winkle |
| Oft engraved letters |
| Swindle (with "off") |
| Tear, as one's pants |
| Trendy jeans feature |
| Upholsterer's target |
| Washington's sleeper |
| Washington's snoozer |
| Letters on Boot Hill |
| Fictional Van Winkle |
| Abbr. on a headstone |
| Pull apart, as paper |
| Van Winkle of legend |
| Wardrobe malfunction |
| Tombstone inscription |
| Criticize, with "into |
| Dangerous sea current |
| Feature of some jeans |
| Fashion show disaster |
| He slept for 20 years |
| Headstone inscription |
| Jeans flaw or feature |
| Stylish jeans feature |
| Tear apart forcefully |
| Haunted house letters |
| It may be in stitches |
| Torn of "Men in Black |
| Torn up on the screen |
| Criticize, so to speak |
| Copy, as from CD to PC |
| Inits. on a gravestone |
| Intentional jeans tear |
| Letters in a graveyard |
| Letters on a headstone |
| One may be in stitches |
| Fabled 20-year sleeper |
| Word with tide or cord |
| Tombstone abbreviation |
| Challenge for a tailor |
| Letters on a tombstone |
| Christmas morning noise |
| Copy, as a CD illegally |
| Kind of cord or current |
| Kind of current or cord |
| Letters carved in stone |
| One of the Van Winkles. |
| Reason to do patchwork? |
| Sleeper for two decades |
| Turbulent water stretch |
| Unfortunate pants sound |
| ___ to shreds (destroy) |
| Letters on a gravestone |
| Come apart at the seams? |
| Engraved message?: Abbr. |
| Make a copy of, as a DVD |
| Confetti-throwing Taylor |
| ____ off: stiff slangily |
| As ye sew so shall ye ___ |
| Let 'er __!": "Fire away! |
| Embarrassing sound, maybe |
| Fashionable jeans feature |
| Grave statement, briefly? |
| It's etched in a cemetery |
| Take right out of a book? |
| It may be written in stone |
| Annoyance for an holsterer |
| Dangerous stretch of water |
| Fabled sleeper, informally |
| Final sentiment, initially |
| Stretch of turbulent water |
| It's often written in stone |
| Feature of distressed jeans |
| Generic inscription letters |
| It may be engraved in stone |
| Letters on many a tombstone |
| Letters on some gravestones |
| Let a fart loose, with "one |
| Washington Irving character |
| Word before cord or current |
| __ cord: parachute activator |
| Bad sound in a changing room |
| Certain wardrobe malfunction |
| Fictional sleeper Van Winkle |
| Men in Black" actor ___ Torn |
| Halloween decoration letters |
| As you sew, so shall you ___ |
| Copy, as a CD to a hard drive |
| Embarrassing swimsuit feature |
| Hard swing, in baseball lingo |
| Letters for the dear departed |
| Something a tailor may repair |
| ___ cord (parachutist's pull) |
| Upholsterer's target, perhaps |
| ___ It Up," Little Richard hit |
| It makes an embarrassing sound |
| Torn of "The Larry Sanders Show |
| First name in legendary sleepers |
| Letters on Halloween decorations |
| Potential swimsuit embarrassment |
| Prepare for loading onto an iPod |
| Problem on the red carpet, maybe |
| As you sew, so shall you also ___ |
| Cut in the direction of the grain |
| First name in famous oversleepers |
| Saw in the direction of the grain |
| Washington Irving hero, informally |
| ___ cord (what a parachutist pulls) |
| Mighty swing or pants embarrassment |
| Washington's ne'er-do-well Dutchman |
| Embarrassing sound when bending over |
| Unfortunate sound when you bend over |
| Embarrassing sound when one bends over |
| Actor Torn, whose first name means "tear |
| Letters sometimes inscribed above a name |
| Twenty-year sleeper or embarrassing sound |
| Word that can go before "tide" or "snorter |
| Letters at least one person will never read |
| ___ cord (line that's attached to a parachute) |
| ___ Van Winkle (literary character who slept for 20 years) |
| ___ Van Winkle (fictional character who slept for 20 years) |
| ___ Torn (actor who played Zed in two "Men in Black" movies) |
| Letters for the names "buried" in this puzzle's theme answers |
| Abbreviation whose last letter can stand for "Peace" or "Power |
| ___ Van Winkle (fictional character who fell asleep for 20 years) |