- FAST
- Like Randy Johnson's pitches
- Secure
- ____ Eddie Felson
- On the double
- Quick
- He pulled a ___ one!
- __ Eddie Felson
- Securely
- Like Usain Bolt, aptly
- Gotta go ___! (Sonic the Hedgehog catchphrase)
- Like Flo-Jo
- Kind of track
- Put nothing away
- Refrain from eating
- Prepare for surgery, say
- Yom Kippur ritual
- Breakneck
- Crash diet
- Wasting no time
- Firmly fixed
- In high gear
- Like Carl Lewis
- Like lightning
- Observe Ramadan
- Swift
- Go hungry
- Like Usain Bolt
- Eschew food
- Observe Ramadan, say
- Certain form of protest
- Like a blur
- Take nothing in
- Eschew edibles
- Go on a hunger strike
- Speedy
- ___ one (swindle)
- ___ Times at Ridgemont High (Sean Penn comedy)
- Cut calories completely
- Fleet-footed
- ___ Eddie Felson
- Like a clipper, in its day
- More than diet
- Take part in a hunger strike
- Like a cheetah
- Allegro, in music
- Diet to the max?
- Well-connected?
- Adjective for the Road Runner
- Yom Kippur observance
- Skip sustenance
- Go without food
- Hunger protest
- Ramadan ritual
- Eat nary a morsel
- Observe Yom Kippur
- Rapid
- Completely cut calories
- Abstain
- Paine biographer
- Soundly
- Hunger strike
- Ball from Clemens
- No-food diet?
- Not eat
- Firmly tied
- Forgo food
- Ritual abstinence
- Kind of food
- Like a shot
- Prepare for surgery, perhaps
- Securely tied
- Religious abstention
- In no time
- Word that can precede the first word of 17-, 26-, 43- or 58-Across
- No-food protest
- Ramadan practice
- Abstain from food
- Tightly
- Protest of a kind
- Like a clock reading 5:05 at 5:00
- Like some clocks
- Zero-calorie protest
- __ food
- Radical diet
- Lickety-split
- Observe Ramadan, in a way
- Media __: unplugged period
- Like greyhounds
- Extreme diet
- Protest, in a way
- #8
- The __ and the Furious: action film franchise
- Fleet
- Presto, musically
- Go without grub
- Allegro
- Abstain from eating
- Quickly
- Observe Lent
- Hypersonic
- Like a Bullet Train
- Like mad
- Fleet of foot
- In quick succession
- Don't eat
- Devoted
- Swiftly
- Really moving, or immovable
- With 65 Down, flimflam
- 137 Rapidly
- Rapid or rapidly
- Taking little time
- With great speed
- Firmly attached
- Immovable
- Rapidly
- Snappy
- Express
- Completely dry, as a racetrack
- Go without
- ___ of Esther (Purim preceder)
- Flash-y?
- Partner of loose
- Prepare for a cholesterol test
- With 32-Down, burger and fries, say
- Author of "Citizen Tom Paine."
- Stationary.
- Not subject to fading.
- Ahead of time.
- Loyal, as a friend.
- Permanent, as a color.
- Warning to get out of the way: Archery.
- Unfading, as colors.
- What Bannister and Landy are.
- Track condition.
- Unfading.
- Lenten practice.
- Loyal, as friends.
- Devoted, as a friend.
- Tight.
- He wrote "The Naked God"
- Opposite of feast.
- Expeditious.
- Firm.
- Loyal.
- Religious observance.
- Hard's partner.
- Double-quick.
- Kind of worker.
- Presto.
- Spartacus author.
- Gandhian ordeal
- Word for daylight time
- Writer Howard
- Secured
- Like a 4-minute mile
- Like some company
- Make a ___ buck
- By express
- Firmly loyal, as friends
- Lenten duty
- Lenten observance
- Securely attached
- Securely fixed
- What an Easter feaster breaks
- Firm or quick
- Like A. J. Foyt's cars
- He wrote "Citizen Tom Paine"
- April Morning author
- Author of "The Immigrants"
- Permanent, as dye
- Firmly secured
- Pre-Pasch abstinence
- Strict diet
- This is broken after Communion
- Like Citation
- With celerity
- Eat sparingly
- Eat not
- Opposite of gormandize
- Accelerated
- Certain protest
- Observe Yom Kippur, in a way
- Ramadan observance
- Lent activity
- Sexually unrestrained
- Ultimate diet
- Prisoner's protest
- Like some tracks and talkers
- How a painkiller should act
- Cut off all intake
- Like some friends
- Have no input?
- Eschew one's food?
- Partner of hard
- ___ and 61-Across (one way to play)
- With 59-Across, basketball tactic
- Word before food, paradoxically?
- Breakneck ... or something to break
- Live on water, say
- What many do during Ramadan and Yom Kippur
- Contronym that means moving quickly or not moving at all
- Accelerated path of advancement
- Like some incorrect clocks
- Consume less, in a way
- See 117-Down
- Eddie Clarke adjective
- Tracy Chapman's "Car"
- Stone Temple Pilots "___ As I Can"
- Motley Crue "Too ___ for Love"
- Spin Doctors "You Let Your Heart Go Too ___"
- Cheetah-like
- Loose's counterpart
- Eschew chewing
- Like a bat out of hell
- Fixed in place
- Like some inaccurate watches
- Not muddy, as a track
- Eddie Felson description
- Intentionally skip meals
- Kind of break
- Foodless diet
- Chop-chop
- Religious ritual
- Skip meals because you want to
- Spartacus novelist
- Protest activity, for some
- Purposely avoid eating
- Likely to win races
- Not leisurely
- Word before "asleep"
- In a wink
- *Have no food
- How bad news travels, it's said
- Word before or after "break"
- At warp speed
- Like Spitz in water
- Antonym of 63 Across
- Starvation diet
- Description of Eddie Felson
- Race track condition
- Remote control FF part
- Spartacus author Howard
- One way to protest
- Religious requirement, sometimes
- Like some watches
- Quick on the draw
- Purposely skip meals
- Crash diet to the extreme
- Go grubless
- Like some inaccurate clocks
- Prison protest of sorts
- Prison protest, perhaps
- Go without fare
- Like the Road Runner
- Skip meals
- Like a sprinter
- Like Atanarjuat
- Like Shinkansen trains
- Like the Formula Rossa roller coaster
- Think ___! ("Catch!")
- Prison protest
- Like splitting hares
- At warp speed, say
- Stop taking things in
- Like bullet trains
- It's broken by the hungry
- Wild place to live [blin...
- With 54-Across, court strategy
- Blistering
