The Washington Post Sunday - Jun 2 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| '... by ___ chance ...' | ANY |
| 'Californication' actor Handler | EVAN |
| 'Cancel the mission!' | ABORT |
| 'Exodus' co-star Sal | MINEO |
| 'Goodfellas' co-star Joe | PESCI |
| 'Once' octet | TONYS |
| 'The Double Man' poet | AUDEN |
| 'The queen of Auto-Tune,' per the New York Post | CHER |
| 'Tomb Raider' gun | UZI |
| 'Twilight' heroine, as depicted on Indian currency? | RUPEEBELLA |
| 'What a tasty cake!' | YUM |
| 1980s sitcom named for its star actor (but not his character's name, which was Dick Loudon) | NEWHART |
| 2000 hit by the Red Hot Chili Peppers | OTHERSIDE |
| 2018 Netflix stand-up comedy special with Hannah Gadsby | NANETTE |
| A river runs through it, potentially | RAVINE |
| Allies of the Missourias, once | OTOES |
| Artistically provocative | EDGY |
| Ashley, to Mary-Kate | SIS |
| Asian island capital | TAIPEI |
| Avoid chores, say | LAZE |
| Barbecue discard | COB |
| Be pertinent to | BEARON |
| Belligerent Greek god | ARES |
| Big Four bank with metropolitan headquarters, aptly | CITI |
| Boiled cornmeal dish | POLENTA |
| Bother | GETTO |
| Bourne portrayer Matt | DAMON |
| Business on the web | DOTCOM |
| Butcher shop offering | LOIN |
| Castles in the ___ | AIR |
| Catch during a sting | ENTRAP |
| Cell transmissions | EMAILS |
| Character in 'Thelma & Louise'? | AMPERSAND |
| Charlie Brown's sibling | SALLY |
| Circumvent | BYPASS |
| Cochlea's site | EAR |
| Command to a kid to be patient? | WAITCHILD |
| Comparable (to) | AKIN |
| Curt denial | NOTI |
| Declaration that naturalist Charles and physicist Georg are the same person? | DARWINISOHM |
| Devils Tower in Wyoming, e.g | BUTTE |
| Dinosaur introduced in 'Super Mario World' | YOSHI |
| Discus thrower's motion | SPIN |
| Disney heroine who seeks to restore the heart of Te Fiti | MOANA |
| Documentary film director Erin Lee ___ | CARR |
| Dog topper | RELISH |
| Dull, as a party | DEAD |
| Emulate Mel Tormé | SCAT |
| Engage in hostilities | WAGEWAR |
| Enthusiast | NUT |
| Enthusiast | DEVOTEE |
| Eton College enrollees | BOYS |
| Fertilized cells | OVA |
| Followed | ENSUED |
| Furry adoptee | PETCAT |
| Gems mined in Australia | OPALS |
| Genre for Lil' Kim | RAP |
| Given the chop? | MINCED |
| Had the items in this puzzle's fourth row, say | ATE |
| Hard work | TOIL |
| Having a gold coat | GILT |
| Her book club's first selection was 'The Deep End of the Ocean' | OPRAH |
| Hit, as a fly or a flyball | SWAT |
| Home of the Virginia Museum of Transportation | ROANOKE |
| Hydrocarbon with ring-shaped molecules | BENZENE |
| Ifill once on PBS | GWEN |
| Imitation | ERSATZ |
| In competition with | AGAINST |
| Insurance matter | CLAIM |
| Island resort area | COAST |
| It's of interest to Holmes | CLUE |
| It's played on car trips | ISPY |
| Jamaican liquor you can drink on a late-night flight? | REDEYERUM |
| Jazz great Montgomery | WES |
| Khao pad gai cuisine | THAI |
| Kurylenko of 'Oblivion' | OLGA |
| Letters before an alias | AKA |
| Luggage identifier | TAG |
| Makes tidy | NEATENS |
| Med. diagnostic | MRI |
| Mine finding | ORE |
| Moronic | DUMB |
| Most gloomy | DREARIEST |
| Mr. Burns's alma mater on 'The Simpsons' | YALE |
| Nikola Jokic of the NBA, e.g | SERB |
| Nimble | SPRY |
| Not in rhythm | OUTOFSTEP |
| Office holders? | EASELS |
| One committing a betrayal | RAT |
| One planting explosive salad plants? | ENDIVEBOMBER |
| Opposite of expressive | STONY |
| Org. helping young refugees | UNICEF |
| Org. with its own cryptologic museum | NSA |
| Owing (to) | DUE |
| Part of a public transit fleet | BUS |
| Periodical mistakes | ERRATA |
| Place in a tomb | INTER |
| Pool table location, maybe | DEN |
| Preposition in an ode | ERE |
| Proclivity | BENT |
| Produce a change of heart, say? | OPERATE |
| Program for the small screen? | APP |
| Pugilistic sequence | ONETWO |
| Remain fresh | KEEP |
| Reply heard in a pool | POLO |
| Richard of 'Amelia' | GERE |
| Rig at a rest stop | SEMI |
| Scan pages | READ |
| See 7 Down | ALDA |
| Setter's sound | ARF |
| Skeptic magazine subj | ESP |
| Soldiers of the Middle Ages armed with spears | PIKEMEN |
| Some soup vegetables | BEETS |
| Space ___ (portable warming device) | HEATER |
| Spelled as spoken, and what's spelled out by the sounds added to eight phrases in this puzzle when said aloud | PHONETIC |
| Start on a par-5, say | TEEUP |
| State definitively | AVER |
| Structure for you or me | BODY |
| Telly's TV buddy | ELMO |
| Time when Pooh's gloomy friend existed? | DAYSOFEEYORE |
| Tournament unit | GAME |
| TV show featuring a sea cow whose performances are televised as they happen? | MANATEELIVE |
| Unlike a braggart | MODEST |
| Visiting locally | INTOWN |
| Vitality | PEP |
| Vitality | VIGOR |
| Waffle shade | TAN |
| Walkways for a show host? | EMCEEPATHS |
| Wall Street figures | TRADERS |
| Web access letters | ISP |
| Wide receiver's footwork while falling out of bounds | TOETAP |
| With 17 Down, author of the kids' book 'Sheep, Sheep, Sheep, Help Me Fall Asleep' | ARLENE |
| Work stoppages? | BREAKS |
| Yemen citizen, often | ARAB |
| Yemen seaport | ADEN |
| [What a shocker!] | GASP |
| ___ around (wander) | BUM |
| ___ card | DEBIT |
| ___ English | OLD |
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