- RIP
- ___ Hunter, DC comics time-traveller
- __-roaring
- Lacerate
- Come apart
- Cut apart
- En-graved letters?
- __ off (steal)
- Run in a stocking, e.g.
- Final sentiment, initially
- Tear in two
- Halloween letters
- Problem about which you might say "darn it"
- Torn from Texas
- ___-roaring start?
- Critique harshly
- Tide type
- Christmas morning noise
- Copy a CD
- It may be in stitches
- Jeans flaw or feature
- Show off guitar pyrotechnics
- Split at the seams
- Take right out of a book?
- Tear up
- Washington's sleeper
- Tear into pieces
- Pull apart
- Upholstery problem
- Passing letters
- Balloonist's problem
- Dead letters?
- Garment imperfection
- Sartorial woe
- Grave letters?
- Wardrobe malfunction
- Irving's Van Winkle
- Open hastily
- Torn in films
- Tombstone letters
- Scary current
- Tear
- Grave engraving
- Grave acronym
- Grave heading
- Take a page from?
- Copy from a CD
- Lambaste
- It's carved in stone
- Grave threesome
- Headstone heading
- Seriously dump on
- Current danger
- It may require a patch
- Line sharply, in baseball
- Headstone letters
- Knock hard
- Letters carved in stone
- Roaring start?
- ___ off (steal)
- Render useless, maybe, as money
- Let 'er ___!
- Lay (into)
- Letters on Boot Hill
- As you sew, so shall you also ___
- Letters on a tombstone
- Upholstery flaw
- Tombstone inscription
- Word before tide or cord
- Saw with the grain
- Shred
- Stretch of turbulent water
- Pants problem
- Tear apart
- Long sleeper
- Tear away roughly
- Criticize harshly
- Criticize severely
- It may be written in stone
- It needs darning
- Last letters?
- Actor Torn
- Generic inscription letters
- Torn of "Men in Black"
- Upholstery woe
- Word before cord or current
- Come apart at the seams
- Fabric flaw
- It's often written in stone
- Paper problem
- Flannel flaw
- Kind of current or cord
- Tailor's challenge
- Dangerous current
- Tailor's problem
- Reason to get the sewing kit
- Hate on
- Copy data from
- Harshly criticize
- Parting of the ways?
- Kind of cord
- Tailor's concern
- Assail, with "into"
- Mender's target
- Powerful current
- Tear (into)
- Sail (into)
- Material flaw
- Swindle, in slang
- Hurtle
- Kind of cord or current
- Snorter starter?
- Rend
- Split
- Let 'er __!
- Strong current
- __ cord: parachute activator
- Criticize
- Sewer's target
- Forgo scissors
- Hazardous current
- Lace (into)
- Mending target
- Tear at the seam
- Tear, or actor Torn
- Current to avoid
- Fashionable jeans feature
- Let-'er ender
- Pants seam problem
- Upholsterer's target
- With 17-Down, "Cross Creek" Oscar nominee
- Grave statement, briefly?
- Letters in a graveyard
- Runway disaster
- Swindle, with "off"
- __ Van Winkle
- Let 'er __!: "Fire away!"
- Dis
- Fabric mishap
- Stylish jeans feature
- Dangerous tide
- Feature of distressed jeans
- Copy, as a CD
- Nasty current
- Fabric fault
- Sleepy Van Winkle
- Stitching target
- __ tide
- Letters set in stone
- Funny Taylor
- Taylor or Torn
- Fabric tear
- Clothing flaw
- Irving hero
- Storied sleeper
- Turbulent water
- Split open
- Washington snoozer
- Make a tear in
- Paper flaw
- Swindle, slangily
- Mr. Van Winkle
- Washington's snoozer
- Criticize, so to speak
- Put down
- Tear (off)
- Washington's ne'er-do-well Dutchman
- Clothing defect
- Lose no time
- Challenge for a tailor
- Move precipitously
- Step on it
- Cut away
- Split, in a way
- Tailor repair
- Tailor's repair
- Fictional Van Winkle
- Light into
- Rebuke
- Rent
- Split apart
- Criticize, with "into"
- Shirt spoiler
- Sleeper Van Winkle
- Zoom
- Pull apart, as paper
- __ apart (shred)
- Fabric damage
- Rush (through)
- Cut away, or out
- Saw in the direction of the grain
- Subject to vehement criticism
- Headstone abbr.
- Move with great speed
- Defraud, with "off"
- Hit sharply
- Swindle
- ___ cord (parachutist's pull)
- Badmouth
- Copy, as a CD to a hard drive
- Fraud
- Haunted house letters
- Fictional sleeper Van Winkle
- Go fast
- ___ cord (parachute activator)
- Torn up on the screen
- Move at full speed: colloq.
- Hero in Irving's "Sketch Book."
- Roué.
- Rush headlong.
- ___ cord.
- America's Peter Klaus.
- Chute cord.
- Joseph Jefferson's best role.
- Saw lengthwise.
- Scalawag.
- Twenty-year sleeper.
- Joe Jefferson's favorite role.
- Proceed headlong: Colloq.
- 20-year sojourner in Land of Nod.
- Washington Irving sleeper.
- Burst seam.
- Catskills sleeper.
- Washington Irving hero.
- Catskill hibernator.
- He slept two decades, mountain time.
- Victim of a long sleep.
- Washington Irving character.
- Well-known Catskill Mts. snoozer.
- Cloth parting.
- Record-breaking sleeper.
- Saw wood with the grain.
- A kind of saw.
- Fictional sleeper.
- One of the Van Winkles.
- Catskill sleeper.
- Catskills resident.
- Extent of rough water.
- Sketch Book character.
- Famous sleeper.
- Hero of 1819 tale.
- Cross tide.
- Irving character.
- Van Winkle.
- Long-time slumberer.
- Torn place.
- Two-decade sleeper
- Extent of rough, broken water.
- Saw (wood) along the grain.
- Chutist's cord.
- Clothing mishap.
- Signal for "a stitch in time."
- Move unchecked.
- Famed sleeper.
- Long sleeper of folk tale.
- Move swiftly: Colloq.
- Rush: Colloq.
- Move swiftly.
- Saw, in a way
- Sleeper
- Irving's sleeper
- Kind of saw
- Certain tide
- Kind of tide
- Gravestone abbr.
- Mr. Torn
- Rough current
- Sleeper of note
- Torn or Winkle
- Celebrated sleeper
- Libertine
- Saw or tide
- Torn of films
- Word with roaring
- As ye sew so shall ye ___
- Strong tide
- Undo one's sewing
- As you sew, so shall you ___
- Take apart
- Stumble
- Cheat, with "off"
- Tear or Torn
- Torn or tear
- Sleeper for two decades
- Open a seam
- Sunder
- Worthless horse
- Inits. on a gravestone
- Torn or Taylor
- ___ It Up, Little Richard hit
- Laceration
- Speed
- Final letters?
- Fabled sleeper, informally
- Kind of cord or saw
- Reason for a patch
- With 47-Across, star of "Heartland"
- 20-year sleeper
- Castigate
- Famous oversleeper
- Embarrassing sound, maybe
- Legendary sleeper
- Speed (through)
- Job for a tailor
- Upholstery uglifier
- Dangerous stretch of water
- Saw along the grain
- Turn into confetti
- Cheat, slangily
- Lambaste verbally
- Slugger's swing
- Yank (off)
- Letters sometimes inscribed above a name
- It may be engraved in stone
- Initials in stone
- Insult, slangily
- ___ Van Winkle
- Letters for the dear departed
- Abbr. on a headstone
- Splitting image?
- Boot Hill letters
- Engraved message?: Abbr.
- Turbulent water stretch
- Unfortunate sound when you bend over
- Copy, as from CD to PC
- Open indelicately
- Tatter
- Potential swimsuit embarrassment
- One may be in stitches
- 1-Across accompanier
- Big swing
- Washington Irving hero, informally
- Copy from CD to PC
- Embarrassing sound when one bends over
- Fashion show disaster
- Reason to do patchwork?
- Letters on Halloween decorations
- Certain wardrobe malfunction
- Cut in the direction of the grain
- ___-roaring
- Abbr. on a tombstone
- Problem on the red carpet, maybe
- Bad sound in a changing room
- Halloween decoration letters
- Trendy jeans feature
- Gravestone letters
- Headstone inits.
- Embarrassing sound when bending over
- Criticize in no uncertain terms
- Worrying sound when you bend over
- Common "wardrobe malfunction"
- Current phenomenon
- What might accompany a grave admission?
- Feature of some jeans
- Rent in the garment district?
- Unseamly condition?
- Grip it and ___ it! (golfer's mantra)
- Common jeans feature
- Dangerous kind of current
- Make rent
- Move quickly (through)
- Unwelcome sound when bending over
- Prepare for loading onto an iPod
- Annoyance for an holsterer
- Cleave
- Put a tear in
- Put tears in
- -- -roaring
- Jam
- Extract, as mp3s
- Hole-y terror source?
- Cemetery etching
- Headstone inscription
- Feature of an old pair of jeans, perhaps
- Gravestone inscription
- That was fun while it lasted, in Internet slang
- Bad sound to hear when bending over
- Extract, as MP3s from 1-Down
- Let 'er _____!
- Zany Taylor
- Mighty swing
- Tear fully
- First name in legendary sleepers
- Irving sleepyhead
- It makes an embarrassing sound
- Kind of tide or cord
- Pants uglifier
- A mighty swing
- Twenty-year sleeper or embarrassing sound
- He slept for 20 years
- Upholstery blemish
- Tear forcefully
- Tombstone acronym
- Upholstery defect
- Van Winkle of legend
- Fabled napper
- ___ into (assail)
- Tear violently
- Tear inelegantly
- Legendary Van Winkle
- Mighty swing or pants embarrassment
- Tear, as one's pants
- It needs mending
- It's etched in a cemetery
- Pants mishap
- Intentional jeans tear
- Jeans problem
- Unfortunate pants sound
- Upholstery issue
- Tear roughly
- Fabric problem
- Jeans feature that may be intentional
- Word before "roaring" or "current"
- Letters on some tombstones
- Tear to shreds
- ___ to shreds
- Tear in jeans
- Hem line sometimes
- Torn of Hollywood
- ____ off: stiff slangily
- Saw starter
- Cord or tide
- First name in famous oversleepers
- He's Torn
- Opening remark?
- Type of cord
- Type of tide
- Word with tide or cord
- Letters at least one person will never read
- Memorial letters
- Irving's sleepyhead
- Tear (away)
- Fabled 20-year sleeper
- Kind of current
- Upholsterer's target, perhaps
- Job for a 55-Across
- Criticize sharply
- Garment problem
- Jeans feature
- Turn to confetti
- Desirable jeans "flaw"
- Distressed jeans feature
- Surf well
- Feature of some distressed jeans
- Well-worn jeans feature
- A Van Winkle
- Catskill snoozer
- Letters in stone
- Zip along
- __ into (assail)
- __ into (attack)
- Bottom part of an entrance
- Feature added to a pair of jeans
- Split in paper or fabric
- Patch target
- Hard swing
- Hard swing, in baseball lingo
- Jeans feature, often
- Divide manually
- Strong offshore current
- Hard swing, in baseball slang
