| Russian revolutionary of the early 1900s |
Previous experience |
| Gold, at the Milano Cortina Olympics |
Vehicle for a general |
| Place for a steam or sugar scrub |
Milky Way or Mars |
| Veg out in a spa? |
Toy inventer Rubik |
| Like a glassy lake |
It's what you eat |
| Type of dental filling |
"All right, I'm convinced" |
| Caller's prepaid access purchase |
Video game dot-muncher ___-Man |
| Hunter's attire, informally |
Dinner with a ___ |
| Message from a supporter |
_Yellowjackets_ actor Christina |
| Sports judge |
S&L investment |
| Big hunks of cake or concrete |
Brand of boxed meals |
| Warm Atlantic current |
Element-specialist scientists |
| Spice that drives flavor in creme brulee |
Blizzard ingredient |
| Apt letters missing from ret_ement pl_n |
Clear cocktail often served with lime |
| Big name in plumbing |
Works out, say |
| "Holy cannoli!" |
Food package emblems |
| Snackable seaweed |
Japanese ring sport |
| Bird with a long, downward-curving bill |
Indian P.M. of the 1990s |
| Place to cook up schemes |
Take the world by ___ |
| Showmanship |
Mama's boy |
| Old-style parade confetti |
Geometers' calculations |
| Heartfelt, say |
Brest besties |
| Does the job perfectly |
When and where, in slang |
| Where food is served from a slop trough |
More deserving of help |
| Actor Moreno or singer Ora |
Sheriff's backup |
| Playbill groups |
Completely beat |
| 2010 healthcare law, briefly |
Like some wines and apples |
| Two-person talk |
One reason to pucker up |
| Neighbor or Iraq |
Isle in Scotland's Inner Hebrides |
| Order for a wedding reception |
Tried not to draw attention |
| Potato-based Hanukkah serving |
Gambling game with flushes |
| Parts of a copse |
Like some remodels, for short |
| Grocery store express lane unit |
Dessert courses, vis-a-vis meals |
| Woodworking or glass blowing |
Like an enthusiast |
| "I ___ you saved room for seconds!" |
Any errand to run |
| Get into a get-up |
Genre for Blink-182 and Sum 41 |
| Word following picnic or Bay |
Burn 'em! |
| Suit, e.g. |
Letter between Juliet and Lima |
| English singer Parks |
How two people might walk |