| Afterthoughts |
13 |
| Aconcagua environs |
18 |
| Aconcagua and environs |
22 |
| Annoyingly picky |
16 |
| Agreeable, in Avignon |
21 |
| Adenauer epithet |
16 |
| Advantageous place for rallying support |
39 |
| A self-help dining experience |
29 |
| A chorus line, e.g. |
19 |
| A bit coarse, as humor |
22 |
| Arrived jauntily |
16 |
| A Semite |
8 |
| A crossword clue hints at one |
29 |
| Appetite enhancer |
17 |
| Al-___ (valuable support group) |
31 |
| An additional one |
17 |
| Admin. __ |
9 |
| Adopted (identity) |
18 |
| Appraises, as metals |
20 |
| A nephew of Esau |
16 |
| Acronym for "make it snappy |
27 |
| Alice's chronicler, in song |
27 |
| Authoritative sort |
18 |
| Aggregate of good qualities |
27 |
| A god defeated by Elijah: I Kings 18 |
36 |
| Acts sheepish? |
14 |
| Ages |
4 |
| Affirmative for Ahab |
20 |
| Abbr. in my snail mail address |
30 |
| A zero |
6 |
| Affixed |
7 |
| Ad come-on #4 |
13 |
| All" or "nothing |
16 |
| Accept the consequences |
23 |
| Ancient calculators |
19 |
| Angrily denounce |
16 |
| Add stars, after careful consideration |
38 |
| Activity for some reporters |
27 |
| Accumulation of refuse |
22 |
| And ___ blossoms in the ruins": Schiller |
40 |
| Also improved, presumably |
25 |
| Acutely uncertain |
17 |
| Acupuncture gear |
16 |
| Ancient region with an architectural style named after it |
57 |
| Allowed to come in, as foreign products |
39 |
| A Newton |
8 |
| And what ___ rare as a day in June? |
35 |
| Abraham Lincoln's assassin |
26 |
| Activity for many a senior |
26 |
| American acquisition |
20 |
| Addition for café |
18 |
| Actress Day of "Foreign Correspondent |
37 |
| Actor who narrated "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer |
50 |
| A form of cosmetic. |
19 |
| Acidity detector |
16 |
| Aerialist's get up |
18 |
| Arboreal animal of Madagascar |
29 |
| Albanian bills |
14 |
| A temporary insanity curable by marriage," per Ambrose Bierce |
61 |
| Animal likely to catch plenty of elk? |
37 |
| Anglers' aids |
13 |
| Affectionate way of saying goodbye |
34 |
| Actress whose great-grandfather was a British P.M. |
50 |
| Apparel for a Dr. Seuss cat |
27 |
| A large amount: Colloq. |
23 |
| A vast multitude |
16 |
| Animal with a sore throat, from the sound of it |
47 |
| A diva may throw one |
20 |
| Add-on to Wal or K |
18 |
| Actress Helen with her personal programmer? |
43 |
| Aqualung adjuncts |
17 |
| Acarids |
7 |
| All U.S. Senate majority leaders, thus far |
42 |
| Apples of the sort that Wired magazine reviews |
46 |
| A ___ Feast": Hemingway |
23 |
| Abandons amateur status |
23 |
| AMA motto? |
10 |
| Actor Bellows |
13 |
| Advice for the brokenhearted ... or one of four arrangements found literally in this puzzle |
91 |
| Act the slack-jawed yokel |
25 |
| Agcy. overseeing Fed. records |
29 |
| A teen blogger narrates this television drama |
45 |
| Above-average relative? |
23 |
| Ancient discovery |
17 |
| Awful smell |
11 |
| Aaay!" sayer of "Happy Days |
27 |
| Absurdity |
9 |
| Andy Capp's spouse |
18 |
| Act badly |
9 |
| Act with excessive passion |
26 |
| Act introducer |
14 |
| Abbr. on a topographic map |
26 |
| Actor Chris D'___ of the unfortunate new sitcom "Whitney |
56 |
| Alchemist's concoction |
22 |
| A movie star's may be inflated |
30 |
| Affectionate couple? |
20 |
| Allergic inflammation |
21 |
| A great composer? |
17 |
| Anesthetic largely replaced by Halothane |
40 |
| Ancient Italian region |
22 |