| Nowheresville |
Small farm animal |
| Military chopper |
Quite a lot? |
| Some are gothic |
Hindu-majority island of Indonesia |
| Not hang up the call |
"Off you go now!" |
| Space Shuttle communication |
Freshman and sr., for two |
| Toppers that twinkle |
Shohei stat |
| "Knock it off!" |
Witch Museum city |
| Chuck who created "Young Sheldon" |
Roaring cat |
| Ingredient in some vegetable stock |
Deceptive actions |
| Seltzer can imperfection |
Shirt that sounds like a letter |
| Signals to speak |
Many a time, in rhyme |
| Schedule something |
"Bah!," to Lady Macbeth |
| "If you say so ..." |
Country north of Mexico, for short |
| Key for exiting full screen |
Enjoy Niseko's powder |
| Hardly humble |
Cry of mild dismay |
| Scripts, briefly |
Goes to Goodwill, for example |
| Photo ___ (chances for promotional pics) |
Important light source |
| Oranges, but not apples |
Japanese urbanite |
| Admission fee of a kind |
TV port, for short |
| Tools for potatoes |
Supply with new guys |
| Where to see the sites |
"There's a ___ to unpack here" |
| Henry VIII character |
Norse god with one eye (and one "i") |
| Homeowners' payments |
Brief office relief |
| Long story, from Old Norse |
Green Hornet of 2011 |
| Group of students on a field trip, say |
Cornell address ender |
| Enable, as wrongdoing |
Lots, e.g. |
| Powerful auto engine type |
Holly or Monty, for Queen Elizabeth II |
| Showed subservience, in a way |
Credit listings |
| Reign man |
Some Christmas tree decorations |
| Figure-eight, for example |
Pastry often filled with apple |
| "Venus in ___" (Velvet Underground song) |
Appliance for removing wrinkles |
| Something unwanted that can linger |
Big player in D.C., for short? |
| It loses to paper and beats scissors |
Implement with mousse or pudding |
| Body of water near Sumatra |
Grp. opposed to leather |
| Underground extraction |
Guitar player's percussive technique |
| Exhibit bashfulness |
Dark beer variety |
| Land's end |
Aids for competitive marathon runners |
| Early wearable tech company |
Spanish "little uncle" |
| The 1930s-'40s, to a jazz aficionado |
Staple of Japanese cuisine |