| Adored one, in Asti |
| After following the instructions to make a big one, hint that tells you where to look around to find hidden booty |
| As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one," for one |
| New phone, who ___?" (insult used on social media when pretending not to know someone) |
| Orderly phrase that can follow one, two or three |
| A one, ___ |
| Adorable one, quaintly (and why does this always invoke sugary foods?) |
| A Stone, A Leaf, ___": Wolfe |
| Bold, impatient type, astrologically |
| Arrows" homophone, fittingly |
| Blue gemstone, familiarly |
| Allotment of one, usually, for an airline passenger |
| 2015 Etsy milestone, initially |
| A pitching ace has a low one, in brief |
| Empathetic one, derisively |
| Almighty" one, in a 2007 film |
| Actress Elisabeth who's been on the cover of Rolling Stone, ironically |
| Androsterone, for one |
| Prideful one, astrologically |
| Frontiersman Boone, familiarly |
| L'Elephante Giraffe" and "Lobster Telephone," for two |
| Not in the strike zone, maybe |
| People with July 23 to August 22 birthdays, astrologically |
| Fierce type, astrologically |
| Unable to see ... or, when taken as a homophone, what today's puzzle answers and clues all are |
| Nearly none, in slang |
| Astrologically, the thoughtful, diplomatic type |
| A: Dr. Livingstone, I presume. Q: What is your full name, ___? |
| Many August babies, astrologically |
| Offensive one, at times |