Former U. N. chief: ANNAN (Kofi). My *BLE pronunciation is different from the "bull" sound. Like some film geniuses: EVIL. Fours, on most Augusta National holes: PARS. Mine, in Montreal: A MOI Also 61A.
Actress Gardner: AVA. Theme: "Bull Session" - BLE is added to each theme answer. Biblical spy: CALEB. Capital on Interstate 40: RALEIGH. New, to Dante: NUOVA. Mubarak of Egypt: HOSNI. Not basketball court. Mr. Ed, who has plenty of themeless experiences, took a bold approach. Former u.n. chief kofi crosswords. Reform Party candidate Perot: H. ROSS. Blue-and-yellow megastore: IKEA. "Worthy Fights" co-author Panetta: LEON. Hesitant sound: HEM. Needed crosses for both of the 9's. 4 x 4, briefly: UTE.
Spy mission, for short: RECON. Sharer of the prize: CO-WINNER. Crow's-nest support: MAST. No one calls it BAO alone. Thing to fight for: CAUSE.
Port SW of Buffalo, N. Y. : ERIE, PA. Nailed it. Yoga position: LOTUS. "Pearly Shells" singer: DON HO. Adds a soundtrack to: DUBS.
Sources of heavenly strains? Sound engineer's device: FADER. Out of control: AMOK. Soprano Lear: EVELYN. Normally HUMBLE BUG will be placed in 25-Across spot. Redistricting eponym: GERRY. "The Circus of __": 1935 novel adapted into a 1964 Tony Randall film: DR LAO. Other than apple cider vinegar and honey a try, Knox gelatin is said to be good for arthritis also.
Quite severe eyebrows. Ancient mariner's story, e. g. : RIME. Prefix with call: ROBO. Lens cover for a low Earth orbiter? I've only used "gobsmacked". Letter-shaped bike locks: U-BOLTS. Tree-hugging greenery: MOSS. Where there's a quill? Minnesota is a caucus state. Bus stop spot: CURB. Jessica of "Barely Lethal": ALBA. Iris locations: UVEAs.
Slip while washing dishes? Plumbing fixture uncommon in North America: BIDET. Far from choice: LOW END. Early cinema sex symbol: HARLOW (Jean). Department of Labor. On most other courses as well. Halite extraction worker: SALT MINER. Warning about an escaped horse? Some window extensions, for short: ACs.
Reeded instrument: OBOE. Command to a boxer: SIT. He said "I string them on pine needles from my garden and dust them with gold flakes. " To be, to a Breton: ETRE. Son of David: ABSALOM. See the black beans on the red lacquer plate?
Old block seller: ICEMAN. Ernest J. Keebler, for one: ELF. Ay, there's the rub. Makes fuzzy, as one's vision: BLEARS. Ross on a commemorative 3-cent stamp: BETSY. Prefix with arthritis: OSTEO. Language of southern Africa: BANTU.