- Creature of the internet: LOLCAT
- The ___ deeds like poison weeds / Bloom well in prison-air Oscar Wilde: VILEST
- At this late stage: ONLYNOW
- Its a drag: AVENUE
- Muttonchops moisturizer: BEARDOIL
- Like the feeling of ones legs after a marathon maybe: LEADEN
- Helping of gravy?: BONUS
- Silver streaks e.g.: LODES
- Network behind the Ken Burns docuseries Jazz: PBS
- Son of Seth: ENOS
- Be a bad winner say: GLOAT
- ___ gras torchon (French dish): FOIE
- ___ Peres suburb of St. Louis: DES
- Quite a spread: FEAST
- Hiding places: LAIRS
- Gingerly avoid: DANCEAROUND
- Source of some popular Instagram or Twitter postings: MEMEACCOUNT
- Neuropsychological trait in which one might ascribe colors to numbers or tastes to words: SYNESTHESIA
- Like a 2 1/2-star review say: TEPID
- Jockeys main competitor?: HANES
- Caboose e.g.: CAR
- Dont do it doc!: HARM
- Term of address in an old-timey introduction: GENTS
- Dont get ___!: CUTE
- Get on: AGE
- Blacksmiths need: FORGE
- Vermont municipality SE of Montpelier: BARRE
- Reply to Whatcha doin?: NOTHIN
- Staffers savvy with syringes: ERNURSES
- Weapon that originated in feudal Japan: KATANA
- Just missed!: SOCLOSE
- Gave a look?: STYLED
- Some golfing attire: SKORTS
- Like many shots in pickleball: LOBBED
- Low tie: ONEONE
- Landforms seen in South America: LLANOS
- ___ the Great founder of the first Persian empire: CYRUS
- Some operators in Boolean logic: ANDS
- Its between one and many: TOO
- Fancy restaurant service: VALET
- Saint in a nursery rhyme: IVES
- Salonga of Broadway: LEA
- Terminus: ENDPOINT
- Basketball star with five Olympic gold medals: SUEBIRD
- Language class lesson: TENSES
- Alexanders Bridge was her debut novel (1912): WILLACATHER
- Findings under couch cushions maybe: LOOSECHANGE
- Places for networking: DATACENTERS
- Makeup set?: GENES
- Beasts: FAUNA
- Noted: FAMED
- Ella and ___ (1956 jazz album): LOUIS
- Target of acid washing often: DENIM
- Wine list heading: ROSES
- Dorothy to the Wicked Witch of the West: MYPRETTY
- Capricorns symbol: SEAGOAT
- What might precede a million: THANKS
- Tech pointer: CURSOR
- Relaxed: ATREST
- Hershey candy company trademark: REESES
- Ovary for example: GONAD
- Soccer coaching great ___ Ancelotti: CARLO
- Opposite of thick: FINE
- Chin (up): BUCK
- Sci-fi villain that Anthony Hopkins once said inspired his performance as Hannibal Lecter: HAL
- Column on an R.S.V.P. spreadsheet: NOS
My name is Tim Jeffry, and I am a crossword solver and creator. I enjoy watching movies and series in my spare time, and I often play basketball with my sons. I solve the NY Times crossword daily and post the answers on my website.