The Washington Post Sunday - Dec 8 2019
| Clues | Answers |
| 'As You Like It' forest | ARDEN |
| 'Beyond the Horizon' playwright Eugene | ONEILL |
| 'Ciao,' in Cannes | ADIEU |
| 'Failing that ...' | IFNOT |
| 'Friday' actress Long | NIA |
| 'Hamilton' creator ___-Manuel Miranda | LIN |
| 'Help!' drummer | RINGO |
| 'On it!' | CANDO |
| 'Rock 'n' Roll Party in the Streets' band, or a slang term for a rock band instrument | AXE |
| 'Serial' host Sarah | KOENIG |
| 'Seriously?!' | WHAT |
| 'Shine' Oscar nominee ___ Mueller-Stahl | ARMIN |
| 'The Joy of Painting' painter Ross | BOB |
| 'The Thin Man' role | NORA |
| '___ are two of my four limbs' | ANARMANDALEG |
| '___ can be observed with dermatology exams and X-rays' | ALLSKINANDBONES |
| '___ is a sign of discomfort just below your head' | PAININTHENECK |
| '___, and you'll duck beneath that scalpel' | GOUNDERTHEKNIFE |
| '___? I'll call the otolaryngologist to remove that amphibian' | HAVEAFROGINYOURTHROAT |
| '___? It'd be better to administer a vaccine with the lights on' | SHOTINTHEDARK |
| '___? Put this heating pad on your joint to warm it up' | COLDSHOULDER |
| 1836 resistance symbol | ALAMO |
| 1920s Soviet leader | LENIN |
| 401(k) relatives | IRAS |
| Accessory on a rack | HAT |
| Adhesive reminder | POSTIT |
| Airline spelled in 'travel allowance' | ELAL |
| Ancient people often classified as a Germanic group | TEUTONS |
| Apt surname for a crew team member | ROWE |
| Astronomer Brahe | TYCHO |
| Attired like hospital patients | GOWNED |
| Bay Area NFL player | NINER |
| Bisected | INTWO |
| Bit of fancy footwork | TOETAP |
| Blackens, as a 46 Across | TARS |
| Blanc who voiced Bugs | MEL |
| Body part sticking out in the Rolling Stones logo | TONGUE |
| Bottom | HEINIE |
| Brownie with cookies, e.g.? | GIRLSCOUT |
| Call off, as at NASA | ABORT |
| Caramel-filled candy | ROLO |
| Cars produced in 1905 | REOS |
| Cedar Rapids locale | IOWA |
| Celebrates wildly, after winning a championship | GOESMAD |
| Churlish sorts | LOUTS |
| Classic Welles role | KANE |
| CNN anchor Jake | TAPPER |
| Collegiate Greek group | FRAT |
| Cosmetician Lauder | ESTEE |
| Credit card swiper? | THIEF |
| Crocheting material | YARN |
| Currently | NOW |
| Dern of 'Jurassic Park' | LAURA |
| Destination in time-travel stories | PAST |
| Discontinue | END |
| Egg on | SPUR |
| Emulate characters in 'Chariots of Fire' | RUN |
| Entered sneakily | STOLEIN |
| Explosive initials | TNT |
| Expression of surprise | AHA |
| Expression of surprise | GEE |
| Feature of controversial images | SHOCKVALUE |
| Fill with joy | ELATE |
| Finish filming | WRAP |
| Fit for the job | ABLE |
| Flat-bodied fish | RAY |
| Fraulein's lament | ACH |
| From a distance | AFAR |
| Fruit with green flesh | KIWI |
| Fundamental principle | TENET |
| Galleria collection | ARTE |
| Garment worn in bed | NIGHTIE |
| Gemstone weight unit | CARAT |
| Gets some sun | TANS |
| GM subsidiary with a five-pointed shape in its logo | ONSTAR |
| Grammy-winning Yoko | ONO |
| Grinder grinders? | TEETH |
| Had the audacity | DARED |
| Hold the same belief | AGREE |
| Hollywood icon West | MAE |
| Hornet's defense | STING |
| Humdinger | LULU |
| Idiosyncratic quirk | TIC |
| Image on a pirate flag | SKULL |
| Impoverished traveler | HOBO |
| Initials before an alias | AKA |
| It'll get done | DEED |
| Items worn by cafeteria employees | HAIRNETS |
| Jazz pianist Krall | DIANA |
| Jekyll's counterpart | HYDE |
| Keeping careful watch | ALERT |
| Lean to one side | TILT |
| LeBron James, e.g., beginning in 2018 | LAKER |
| Like a nitpicky stickler | ANAL |
| Like well-read scholars | ERUDITE |
| Loch in the 'surgeon's photograph' | NESS |
| Loosen, as shoelaces | UNTIE |
| Luke's cinematic sister | LEIA |
| Made less difficult | EASED |
| Magazine with interior design tips | ELLEDECOR |
| Maneuver performed to reverse direction in a swimming race | FLIPTURN |
| Marcus's retail partner | NEIMAN |
| Mercury-tracking org | EPA |
| Microbiology pioneer | PASTEUR |
| Nickname of a Midwestern metropolis | CHITOWN |
| Nitrous ___ | OXIDE |
| Norway's patron saint | OLAF |
| One who just adopted a different set of beliefs | NEWCONVERT |
| Opera company VIPs | DIVAS |
| Orders from the court | WRITS |
| Part of an archipelago | ISLE |
| Part of an old TV set | KNOB |
| Poem division (and an anagram of 109 Down) | CANTO |
| Prominent features of Batman's cowl | EARS |
| Puerto ___ | RICO |
| Purple smoothie berry | ACAI |
| Ratio in trig class | SINE |
| Sandwich fish | TUNA |
| Scottish terrier | SKYE |
| Site of yellow stripes | ROAD |
| Small battery | AAA |
| Small drum | BONGO |
| Something graded by a history teacher | ESSAY |
| Song heard on Sunday | HYMN |
| Sore from exertion | ACHY |
| Sorvino of 'Mimic' | MIRA |
| Soul singer Thomas | IRMA |
| Spine-tingling | EERIE |
| Square one | ONSET |
| Sturm und ___ | DRANG |
| Supermarket section | DELI |
| Susan of 'L.A. Law' | DEY |
| Take hold of the wheel | STEER |
| Teen's dermal woe | ACNE |
| Things built by Habitat for Humanity | HOMES |
| Trench full of water | MOAT |
| Tyronn who coached the Cleveland Cavaliers to an NBA title in 2016 | LUE |
| University official | DEAN |
| Used to be | WAS |
| Vegetable with layers | ONION |
| Wedding date, maybe? | PLUSONE |
| Workers at picnics? | ANTS |
| ___ Bell (Anne Bronte's pseudonym) | ACTON |
| ___ chic (rhyming fashion style) | GEEK |
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