| 4
| IMOK |
Reassuring Words After A Fall |
| 4
| AWAY |
Words With "with Words" |
| 5
| OTHER |
In ___ Words |
| 2
| GO |
To Walk Heavily Or Move Laboriously |
| 3
| ASS |
Word After Bad Or Hard |
| 3
| ATM |
Cash-out Spot? |
| 3
| RUG |
Word After Throw Or Scatter |
| 3
| ROD |
Word After Hot Or Lightning |
| 3
| DAY |
Word After Field Or Before Dreams |
| 3
| BED |
Something To Make After You Wake |
| 3
| LAO |
Language In Which Most Words Are Monosyllabic |
| 3
| MAC |
With 58-down, Words Before Cheese |
| 3
| IDO |
Tying Words? |
| 3
| POT |
Word Before Shot And After Hot |
| 3
| TAU |
Letter After Sigma |
| 3
| IRA |
Part Of Some After-work Plans, In Brief |
| 3
| RUN |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 3
| COO |
Soft-spoken Words |
| 3
| ATM |
Cash Withdrawal Spot, In Brief |
| 3
| ONS |
Ending With Walk Or Run |
| 3
| LEE |
Bruce On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame |
| 3
| NET |
After Tax |
| 3
| MIL |
"cool" Amount Of Cash |
| 3
| EMI |
1977 Sex Pistols Song Written After A Record-contract Termination |
| 3
| AYA |
Actress Cash Of Fx's "you're The Worst" |
| 3
| ERA |
Big Band ___ (time Span After The Jazz Age) |
| 4
| KLEE |
Artist Who Said "a Line Is A Dot That Went For A Walk" |
| 4
| RUSH |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 4
| NETS |
Makes After Taxes |
| 4
| PLOD |
To Walk Heavily Or Move Laboriously |
| 4
| MOVE |
To Walk Heavily Or Move Laboriously |
| 4
| YOHO |
Words Sung Twice Before "a Pirate's Life For Me" |
| 4
| ELMS |
Plantings Lining The Literary Walk In Central Park |
| 4
| DASH |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 4
| IOTA |
Letter After Theta |
| 4
| RACE |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 4
| ASIS |
Words That May Scare Off A Buyer |
| 4
| IMOK |
Reassuring Words |
| 4
| ETTU |
Shakespearean Words To A Traitor |
| 4
| ARAT |
"i Smell ___" (words Of Suspicion) |
| 4
| OPAL |
Birthstone After Sapphire |
| 4
| RHOS |
Letters After Pis |
| 4
| LAWS |
Things Sometimes Named After Scientists |
| 4
| ISTO |
Analogy Words |
| 4
| REDO |
Command After Mistakenly Pressing Ctrl+z |
| 4
| EZRA |
Book After Ii Chronicles |
| 4
| ICON |
Word After Gay Or Fashion |
| 4
| HOLD |
Word After Foot Or Before Hands |
| 4
| OHOK |
Words Of Begrudging Agreement |
| 4
| SERA |
Word Sung Twice After "que" |
| 4
| ORSO |
Guesstimate Words |
| 4
| MILE |
Walk A ___ In Someone's Shoes |
| 4
| ESME |
Lemony Snicket Antagonist Named After A Salinger Orphan |
| 4
| LENS |
Word After Contact Or Before Cover |
| 5
| TRYTO |
Words Before Relax Or Remember |
| 5
| STRUT |
Walk Around Like You Own The Place |
| 5
| SODOI |
Words Of Agreement |
| 5
| MOSEY |
Walk In A Leisurely Way |
| 5
| TAHOE |
Vehicle Named After A Lake |
| 5
| CRAWL |
To Walk Heavily Or Move Laboriously |
| 5
| CREEP |
To Walk Heavily Or Move Laboriously |
| 5
| ILOSE |
Words Of Concession |
| 5
| GETIT |
Question After A Poorly Delivered Joke |
| 5
| LENIN |
World Leader Who Appeared On A Time Magazine Cover 40 Years After His Death |
| 5
| NORSE |
Origin Of The Words "club" And "gun" |
| 5
| GAUSS |
German Physicist After Whom A Unit Of Magnetism Is Named |
| 5
| SEEME |
Dreaded Words From A Teacher |
| 5
| TERSE |
In Few Words |
| 5
| IMOLD |
Jokey Remark After Missing A Modern Reference |
| 5
| DECAF |
After-dinner Coffee Order |
| 5
| CAMUS |
After Kipling, The Youngest-ever Literature Nobelist (1957, 44 Years) |
| 5
| ANNIE |
She Met Her Husband Frank After Beating Him In A Shooting Match |
| 5
| TREME |
*2010-13 Hbo Series Set Shortly After Hurricane Katrina |
| 5
| PLANK |
Something A Mutinying Pirate Might Have To Walk |
| 6
| SCRAWL |
Poorly Written Words |
| 6
| SHORTS |
Word After Booty Or Bermuda |
| 6
| EDITED |
Minced Words, Say |
| 6
| SPRINT |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 6
| OOPSIE |
Comment After Clumsiness |
| 6
| SEENIT |
Words Repeated While Scrolling Through A Netflix List, Perhaps |
| 6
| DRINKS |
Fun Plans After Work, Say |
| 6
| SASHAY |
Walk Like You Own The Place |
| 7
| FEARNOT |
Calming Words |
| 7
| BRAILLE |
Words Read With Feeling |
| 7
| ORDERUP |
Diner Cry After A Bell Is Rung |
| 7
| RHENIUM |
Element Named After A German River |
| 7
| YOTEAMO |
Words Before Un Beso |
| 7
| WEDIDIT |
First Three Words Famously Said By Kamala Harris To Joe Biden Upon Winning The 2020 Election |
| 7
| CHATSUP |
Woos With Words |
| 7
| TACTFUL |
Like Whatever Comes After "how Should I Put This?" |
| 7
| PICTURE |
Tell Or Depict In Written Or Spoken Words |
| 7
| NARRATE |
Tell Or Depict In Written Or Spoken Words |
| 7
| POSTBAC |
Program After Undergrad, For Some |
| 7
| TREADON |
Walk All Over |
| 7
| PORTRAY |
Tell Or Depict In Written Or Spoken Words |
| 8
| AREYOUOK |
Words Of Concern |
| 8
| ADMITONE |
Words On A Ticket |
| 8
| UNDOSEND |
Action After A Change Of Mind |
| 8
| DESCRIBE |
Tell Or Depict In Written Or Spoken Words |
| 8
| LATESHOW |
It Ends After Midnight In New York, With "the" |
| 8
| TAKEACAB |
Alternative To "walk" Or "go By Bus" |
| 9
| ALMARSALA |
Culinary Phrase After "pollo" Or "scaloppine" |
| 9
| SUGARRUSH |
*sensation After Consuming Too Many Pixy Stix, Perhaps |
| 10
| WANNATRADE |
Exchange Words |
| 10
| YEARSLATER |
After Quite Some Time |
| 12
| TOOBADFORYOU |
Gloating Words Of Mock Consolation |
| 12
| CHARACTERIZE |
Tell Or Depict In Written Or Spoken Words |
| 14
| NOWWHEREWEREWE |
Question After A Digression |
| 15
| PASCALSTRIANGLE |
Number Pattern Named After A 17th-century French Mathematician |
| 15
| CREATEDAMONSTER |
Emulated Dr. Frankenstein ... Or What You Did After You Filled In The Shaded Parts Of 17-, 23-, 50- And 61-across? |
| 15
| YEOFLITTLEFAITH |
Words To A Skeptic |
| 16
| OONNEESSLLEEGGSS |
Walk Around At A Rest Stop, Say |
