| A crossword editor has to be very careful when changing one--unlike this puzzle's editor, who was careless four times herein |
| Actor Cary with the new memoir "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales From the Making of 'The Princess Bride' |
| It may come after you |
| Sandler of I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry |
| You might draw them when answering questions |
| Irksome response to "You're avoiding the question |
| Would you like to see ___?" (waiter's question) |
| First word across in the first-ever crossword (1913) and the first of a dozen appearances of the word in this puzzle's grid, written word search-style (left, right, down, and diagonally) ... Can you f |
| Not give in to a timepiece that swings at you? |
| Questions idiot describing kindergarten (4) |
| Airer of the debate programme "Any Questions? |
| Draw back with alarm |
| Alt.country singer Case whose "The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You" comes out tomorrow |
| What's your ___?" ("When is your flight supposed to land?"): Abbr. |
| Actress who wore contact lenses she couldn't see through to play a blind woman in "All I See Is You": 2 wds. |
| A knockout punch might hit it |
| Action needed to spot the four fliers in the theme answers |
| Withdraw |
| A dirty person may draw one |
| Additional tryouts |
| Activity suggested by this puzzle's theme entries |
| Whence comes a hero? |
| A plague o' ___ your houses!": Mercutio |
| A ___ lose youth for": Browning |
| When asked how many slices his pizza should be cut into: "Better make it six. I ___" (Yogi Berra quote): 3 wds. |
| Highland youngsters |
| A WWI song urged us to keep them burning |
| A: No strings attached. Q: How do you describe ___? |
| A celebrity might have an inflated one |
| Anathema, to Polonius |