Across:
- 264: Apocalypse Now
- 239: Emotions
- 240: Electromagnetism I
- Actress Remini
- Borders
- El Camino ____
- Prefix with plasm or skeleton
- Merriment
- Syllables with -di and -da
- 362: Instrumental Analysis
- Glassware that might be used in 20-across
- One of eight blood types, abbr.
- Laddies
- Affects
- Subject in 10-across
- Messed up
- Casts the first chips
- Citation format used in 61-across
- Debtors’ notes
- Dalmations have them
- Minimum 4GB RAM, e.g.
- Not home
- Trevor Noah’s soon-to-be alma mater, “The ____ Show”
- Something to be shed
- Disruption
- The leading lady in “Seinfeld”
- Furies
- 355: Industrial Organization
- Painter Vermeer’s home, and the site of a 1654 explosion
- 330: Extrasolar planets
- A certain animated snowman
- Prefix meaning both or around
- Dies ____
- A lion’s ‘do
- 2008 Jordin Sparks hit single
- One of three state agencies involved with the JWST
- 365: The Brontës
- 195: Advanced Beginning Modern
- 365: The Brontës
Down
- Actor Baldwin
- Abbr. for a grease monkey
- Fill
- Paine, Jefferson and Malthus, e.g.
- Biblical judge
- Death recs.
- Fitting name for a purring or cooing sound
- Quite small
- ___ Kosh B’Gosh
- French author of “In Search of Lost Time”
- Biblical script, abbr.
- Vassar’s “brother” school
- Component of a blind or bed frame
- Electronic that comes in shuffle, nano and touch variants
- Breaks for sports teams
- Washingtons
- Elementary school quintet
- Coughing sickness, sometimes called laryngotracheobronchitis
- Honesty
- It may be grassy
- Chinese Louvre architect
- Not profane
- ___ bleu!
- Capital city and its country 2,604 miles SSW of Honolulu
- Hit CTRL-S
- Being a HUGE fan
- Bar projectile
- ___ gobi, vegetarian Indian curry dish
- Engineer Gustave who designed the centerpiece of the 1889 World’s Fair
- French verb that shares a root with script and scribe
- Set of moral principles
- Head
- Spirit
- 61-across and 11-down are two examples of this
- Cross
- Algerian port city
- Femme or andro counterpart
- Affirmative votes
- “So?”
Am I dumb? Why does every number have a clue? Like there is not a 2 across or a 3 across on that puzzle.