- SMASH
- Bang
- Broadway hit
- Hard shot from Sampras
- Type of hit
- Crush
- Flop's opposite
- Hamilton, e.g., to put it mildly
- Great success
- Have sex, as it were
- Big hit
- Huge success
- Big money maker
- Blockbuster
- Home run hit
- Overhead shot
- Thwack
- Overhand shot
- Wimbledon overhead
- Overhead in tennis
- Overhead at court
- Hard overhand
- Overhand court shot
- Show that draws raves
- Beat by a lot
- Overhand tennis stroke
- Break into smithereens
- Splinterize
- Hard shot
- Overhand tennis shot
- Really big hit
- Hit hard
- Boffo performance
- Big shot?
- Wimbledon wallop
- Hit show
- Tennis shot
- ___ Mouth ("Astro Lounge" band)
- Break into pieces
- Hard badminton shot
- Use the Sledge-O-Matic
- Boffo hit
- Hit show, perhaps
- Opposite of 63 Across
- Broadway biggie
- Shatter
- Pulverize
- Reduce to smithereens
- Emphatic court tactic
- Runaway hit
- Many a tennis winner
- Hard tennis shot
- Huge hit
- Wreck
- Really pound
- Big success
- Line drive, say
- Ping-Pong shot
- Roaring success
- Big shot in tennis
- Big shot on the tennis court
- Really big show
- Broadway success
- Theatrical hit
- Performance hit
- Tennis stroke
- Tennis overhand
- Critical success
- Break up
- Big blow
- Successful show
- Break into bits
- Stage success
- Popular success
- Shatter to bits
- Hit
- Outstanding
- Overhead
- Wimbledon shot
- __ hit
- Sensation
- Break apart
- Overhead tennis shot
- Court winner, usually
- It's usually a winner
- Rally ender, often
- Break.
- Destroy utterly.
- Hard overhand tennis stroke.
- What cyclotrons do to atoms.
- A striking success.
- Overhead tennis stroke.
- Great hit.
- Hard, overhead tennis stroke.
- Sensational success; absolute failure.
- Fruit beverage.
- Powerful tennis shot.
- Fruit drink.
- Break down, as atoms.
- Hard tennis stroke.
- Big hit on the rialto.
- Big Broadway success
- Hit show: Colloq.
- Hard hit.
- Hard stroke in tennis.
- S.R.O. show.
- Striking success.
- Hit: Slang.
- Outstanding: Colloq.
- Soda fountain treat.
- Return, in tennis.
- Successful, in showbiz.
- Tennis return
- Broadway hit, informally.
- Crushed-fruit drink
- Opposite of flop
- Racket return
- One kind of hit
- Kind of hit
- Batter
- Boffo
- Atomize
- Mixed alcoholic drink
- Tennis and overhand stroke
- Tennis play
- More than a mere success
- Tennis kill
- Hard overhand shot
- Box office hit
- #1 song
- Very successful
- Not just a hit
- Hard show to get tickets for
- Bang up
- Big overhead?
- Boffo show
- Sockeroo
- Broadway hit, for example
- Not just a success
- Big, big hit
- #1 hit
- #1 on the charts
- Bomb's opposite
- With 52-Across, what angels pray for
- Chart-topper
- Ruin ... or great success
- Return of a lob, maybe
- Runaway success
- -
- Put-away shot
- Runaway #1
- Tremendous success
- Hulk action
- Major hit
- Destroy (5)
- Break to smithereens
- Classic '94 punk album
- Might do it to a pumpkin?
- Offspring's '94 classic punk album
- Beat a record easily
- Broadway sensation
- Whopping success
- Powerful hit, in tennis or table tennis
- Tremendously successful Broadway show
- Hollywood hit
- The film "Harry Potter," to the box office
- Box office bonanza
- Destroy, as a pumpkin
- Conspicuous success
- Flop's antithesis
- Hard shot in tennis
- Vicious tennis stroke
- Powerful table tennis shot
- The Hulk's punch
- Attack like The Hulk
- Big hit, in two ways
- Box office sensation
- Wipe out
- Pete Sampras shot
- Create smithereens
- Overhead ___ (Venus Williams' specialty)
- Wimbledon overhead shot
- Break like the Hulk
- No. 1 hit
- Broadway bonanza
- Overhead shot in tennis
- Destroy like the Hulk
- Major success
- Super ___ Bros. (Nintendo game)
- ___ burgers (sandwiches with flattened patties)
- Angel's dream
- SRO-sign cause
- Splinter
- Rave receiver
- Sellout
- Producer's dream
- Box office winner
- Megahit
- Destroy
- Obliterate
- Shot from Sharapova
- Hard tennis hit
- Producer's triumph
- Box office triumph
- Shot from Swiatek
