| Fiddler on the Roof" setting that answers the question "Where else could Sabbath be so sweet? |
| You might draw them when answering questions |
| Action needed to spot the four fliers in the theme answers |
| A1" on a spreadsheet, e.g. |
| Banished to sleep on a couch, say ... or where to find the starred answers' hidden items |
| All, e.g., for this answer's last six letters? |
| Noncommittal answer |
| Author of the 1974 novel found in the starts of the starred answers |
| Alternative title of this puzzle, in view of what can be placed in front of the answers to the 10 asterisked clues |
| Affirmative answers |
| Annual cause of losing an hr.'s sleep hidden in this puzzle's 10 longest answers |
| Surprises unpleasantly, and a hint to each starred answer's first two + last two letters |
| Comfy bedsheet material |
| Ending of a professor's email address, often |
| Transparent sheet used in hand-drawn animations |
| An answer in “20 Questions.” |
| Sheets and tablecloths |
| Anonymous disclosure, and a problem at the end of each starred answer |
| Alternative words used as alternatives for each other in this puzzle's theme answers |
| Animation sheets |
| Professor's answer sheet |
| Definitive answer |
| Amazon tablet (Yeah, I probably should have included this as part of the theme, but I couldn't come up with a suitable answer.Sue me.) |
| Heavy sheet inside a book's cover |
| Cryptographers' successes (and what can be found in the circles in this puzzle's long answers) |
| New father's task, maybe ... and what the three other longest puzzle answers have in common? |
| Agreeable answers |
| Against (which appears amidst the five long Across answers) |
| Fruit (which is proverbially "the answer") |
| Classic answer to "Where's your homework? |