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- Julia Louis-Dreyfus role on "Seinfeld" (6) *
- Enter gingerly, as a hot tub (4,2) *
- Oxymoronic stage name for the D.J. Norman Cook (6,4) *
- Rodent similar to a mouse but larger (3) *
- It serves as a prompt on stage (3) *
- Wild pet housed in American region close to Mexico (4,5) *
- Word with latter or red-letter (3) *
- Heavy metal band whose name includes an actual heavy metal (10) *
- Admit, with "up" (4)
- Unquestioning followers, in slang (7) *
- @, as a verb (3) *
- "Ple-e-e-ease?" (3,1) *
- Mentalist's power (3) *
- Act as a go-between (6)
- Lifted weights, informally (10) *
- Snake in ancient Egyptian art (3) *
- When doubled, a 2010s dance fad (3) *
- Final syllable of a word, in linguistics (6) *
- Welcomed at the door (4,2)
- __ Benedict (4) *
- Wide-eyed with wonder (4)
- Vaccine approver, in brief (3) *
- Puddle-jumper? (4) *
- Gentleman: Sp (7) *
- Put something through a series of stages (9)
- One finishing sentence in jail cell in a major cold snap (6) *
- Devices to measure out alcohol (6)
- Event, occurrence (9)
- Punk offshoot (3)
- Debris from welding or power drilling (4,6) *
- Feminist Millett who popularized the concept of the patriarchy (4) *
- Deity of Islam (5)
- Elaine , actress who directed, co-wrote and co-starred in 1971 romcom A New Leaf (3) *
- Rashida Jones's role on "Parks and Recreation" (3) *
- Industrial city in south Karnataka, India, noted for its palaces (6) *
- Movie theater reproof (3) *
- Wendy , actress who played the title role in 1970s ITV sitcom And Mother Makes Three (5) *
- Francis , painter whose works include 1944's Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion (5) *
- Ones with minority views (10) *
- Third letter in an alphabet song (3) *
- Fancy evening party (6) *
- Beadlike starch obtained from cassava root and used in puddings (7) *
- Prepared, with "up" (6) *
- Trygve —, Secretary-General of the United Nations from 1946-52 (3) *
- Lake, body of water in British Columbia said to house the monster Ogopogo (8) *
- Kindle purchases (1-5) *
- Lucien , cyclist who won the 1966 Tour de France (5) *
- A P E , England Test cricketer who hit 101 against New Zealand at Auckland in 1971 (5) *
- L Frank —, author of 1900 children's novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (4) *
- Port in the S Republic of Ireland at the mouth of the River Lee (4) *