New York Times, Sunday, July 7, 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| 'Agreed' | ICONCUR |
| 'Fighting' college team | IRISH |
| 'Home' in a classic song | THERANGE |
| 'Indiana Jones' setting | TOMB |
| 'Phooey!' | BAH |
| 'While I have you ...,' in a text | BTW |
| 1974 Gould/Sutherland C.I.A. spoof | SPYS |
| 87 is a common one | OCTANE |
| Adams and Elgort | ANSELS |
| Any of the Apennines | MONTE |
| Ape | IMITATE |
| Arrests | COLLARS |
| Arrived at, as an answer | LANDEDON |
| Baby fox | KIT |
| Ball ___ | PEEN |
| Banned aerosol propellant, for short | CFC |
| Barbie's younger sister | STACIE |
| Become attentive | PERKUP |
| Best | TIPTOP |
| Biblical high priest | ELI |
| Big org. in Saturday afternoon TV | NCAA |
| Bit of judo attire | OBI |
| Boutique stock | DRESSES |
| Brown-headed nest appropriator | COWBIRD |
| Called out | CRIED |
| Calls it quits | RETIRES |
| Came down hard | POURED |
| Chatter | YAK |
| City that hosted the 1974 World's Fair | SPOKANE |
| Classic 1922 film subtitled 'A Symphony of Horror' | NOSFERATU |
| Cleaning product in a dangerous 2010s viral internet challenge | TIDEPOD |
| Computing acronym | RAM |
| Conspicuous | PROMINENT |
| Cowboy flick | OATER |
| Cut into bits | CHOPUP |
| Dating app distance metric | RADIUS |
| Deteriorate with age | SENESCE |
| Digital message | ENOTE |
| Doctor's order | MEDICINE |
| Doe in Bambi | ENA |
| Dorothy's caretaker in 'The Wizard of Oz' | AUNTIEEM |
| Dulce de ___ (confection) | LECHE |
| Enter incorrectly | MISTYPE |
| Equipment for 70-Down | BOARD |
| Escapes, as molasses | OOZESOUT |
| Eve's counterpart | MORN |
| Figure in many a fairy tale | PRINCE |
| Figures in the Sistine Chapel | CHERUBS |
| First commercial film shown in stereophonic sound | FANTASIA |
| Freak out | PANIC |
| French acceptances | OUIS |
| French director Besson | LUC |
| Glacial hue | ICEBLUE |
| Green: Prefix | ECO |
| Half of a 1955 union merger | AFL |
| Hangout often near a pool | TIKIBAR |
| How early Beatles songs were recorded | INMONO |
| Ike's W.W. II command | ETO |
| Ill repute, to a Brit | DISHONOUR |
| In ___ (grumpy) | AMOOD |
| Indianapolis-to-St. Louis dir | WSW |
| Irregularly notched, as a leaf | EROSE |
| Irritable | TESTY |
| Irritate | VEX |
| Jack of children's rhyme | SPRAT |
| Jawbone of ___ (biblical weapon) | ANASS |
| Key of Bizet's first symphony | CMAJOR |
| Kind of reaction | GUT |
| Leash | TETHER |
| Letters near an X-ray machine | TSA |
| Like Mount Kilimanjaro | DORMANT |
| Like some lenses | BIFOCAL |
| Long (for) | HANKER |
| Lush | VERDANT |
| Lushes | WINOS |
| Maker of pens and lighters | BIC |
| Map of Hawaii or Alaska, often | INSET |
| Mischievous | ROGUISH |
| Mother ___ | TERESA |
| Nabisco product with an exclamation point in its name | CHIPSAHOY |
| No longer edible | BAD |
| No longer needed for questioning | FREETOGO |
| Notice | SPOT |
| Old gold coin | DUCAT |
| One of 24 in un giorno | ORA |
| One side in 70-Down | WHITE |
| One side in 70-Down | BLACK |
| One-named singer with the 2002 #1 hit 'Foolish' | ASHANTI |
| One-named singer with the 2014 hit 'Chandelier' | SIA |
| Outpost for an osprey | AERIE |
| Pain for a tiler, maybe | SOREKNEES |
| Part of Africa or an orchestra | HORN |
| Part of an M.A. program application | GRE |
| People native to Tennessee and the Carolinas | CHEROKEES |
| Pith holders | RINDS |
| Polling fig | PCT |
| Possible move in 70-Down | KNIGHTTOBEIGHT |
| Possible result of 25-Across | CHECKMATEINONE |
| Prefix with planet | EXO |
| Prevents, legally | ESTOPS |
| Protein found in hair and hooves | KERATIN |
| Rare beneficiaries of royal succession | NEPHEWS |
| Religious sch | SEM |
| Santa ___ winds | ANA |
| Score elements: Abbr | PTS |
| Self-inflicted ritual death of a samurai | SEPPUKU |
| Senator Tammy Duckworth or former senator Max Cleland | AMPUTEE |
| Set aside for now | TABLED |
| Sheer fabric | GOSSAMER |
| Silicon Valley start-up V.I.P | CTO |
| Singer's syllable | TRA |
| Situation after a leadoff single | ONEON |
| Slate, e.g | EZINE |
| Some airborne particulates | ASHES |
| Some cuppas | TETLEYS |
| Some ovations | BRAVOS |
| Son of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon | ORESTES |
| Spends December through March (in) | WINTERS |
| St. Louis's ___ Bridge, the oldest span over the Mississippi | EADS |
| Stat | ATONCE |
| Subject game of this puzzle | CHESS |
| Succeeds | MAKESIT |
| Suffix on many an infomercial product's name | MATIC |
| Swollen area | ABSCESS |
| Symbol of directness | LASER |
| Terrific | SUPER |
| That guy's | HIS |
| The 'u' spelling of 50-Across, e.g.: Abbr | VAR |
| They'll sound sped up at 45 r.p.m | LPS |
| Those: Sp | ESOS |
| Title 1962 film villain | DRNO |
| Together | ASAUNIT |
| Touch up, as styled hair | REGEL |
| Treasure | ADORE |
| Unexceptional | MEH |
| Urban cacophony | HONKS |
| Valentine heart, e.g | TOKEN |
| Verify the addition of | RETOTAL |
| Veto on movie night | SEENIT |
| War hawk | JINGO |
| Watson's creator | IBM |
| What a plant may exude | RESIN |
| What dashes may represent in internet searches | NOTS |
| When doubled, a Thor Heyerdahl book | AKU |
| Wrong pipe, so to speak | TRACHEA |
| Yearbook | ANNUAL |
| Your signature might be in this | INK |
| Yuletide contraction | TIS |
| [Grumble, grumble] | HUMPH |
| ___ Luis Obispo | SAN |
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