- UNCLE
- Bob's your ___!
- Enough!
- I give up!
- Napoleon Solo's org.
- Quitter's word
- Word of surrender
- Vanya or Sam
- See 42-Down
- Fester, to Wednesday
- George Wendt, to Jason Sudeikis
- Claudius, to Prince Hamlet
- Luke Skywalker, to Kylo Ren
- Thanksgiving dinner challenge, perhaps
- Stop hurting me!
- Quit hitting me!
- Cry for help
- Let go of me
- Sam, e.g.
- Tom or Sam
- Word of submission
- Vanya or Wiggily
- Tom or Vanya
- Verbal white flag
- See 56 Across
- I can't win!
- I concede!
- Donald, to Dewey
- 20-Across, for one
- Giving-up word
- ___ Buck (John Candy comedy)
- The Man from ___ ('60s TV series)
- Creon, to Antigone
- Yielder's cry
- With 38 Across, 1897 play by Anton Chekhov
- Word of capitulation
- I'm done!
- Something said by a giving person?
- Family reunion attendee
- Ted, to Caroline and Maria
- No more!
- That's enough!
- Fester or Wiggily
- Popeye, to Pipeye, Pupeye, and Peepeye
- Quitter's cry
- I give!
- The Man from ___
- Cry of defeat
- Title for Sam of government
- Dutch ___
- Vanya, for one
- Cry of surrender
- One named Sam wants YOU!
- Remus, e.g.
- Claudius, to Hamlet
- Your cousin's father
- Losing cry in a tickle fight
- THRUSH adversary on '60s TV
- Wiggily or Remus
- Cry of concession
- Sam or Ben
- You may say it with your arm in a twist
- You win!
- Word from a giving person?
- Giving notice
- With 27-Down, "Fresh Prince" patriarch
- Brother of 2 down
- Mom's brother
- See 4 Down
- I surrender!
- Say ___!
- Dad's brother
- Concession cry
- Monkey's ___
- Reunion attendee
- Cry of submission
- Jeb, to Jenna and Barbara
- The Man from __: 1960s spy series
- Aunt's mate
- Concession word
- Leo, to Jerry, on "Seinfeld"
- Male relative
- THRUSH adversary of '60s TV
- Fester, to Morticia
- No more! (h,h)
- Relative known for quitting?
- Title for Remus
- Giving word?
- Org. in a '60s spy series
- Remus or Sam
- With 116-Across, noted finger-pointer
- Godfather, sometimes
- Ben or Sam
- Word from the Latin for "little grandfather"
- One who might call you his niece
- Fester, e.g.
- Caver's cry?
- Sam or Wiggily
- Pained cry
- Popeye, to Pipeye
- Family member
- Solo's org.
- Surrenderer's shout
- Concessionary cry
- Word of resignation
- Ted, to Caroline
- Family man
- Defeated one's cry
- Henry, to Dorothy
- No more, please
- Aunt's spouse
- Shout of submission
- Family guy
- Parent's brother
- First cousin's father
- Brother in the family
- __ Sam (symbol of America)
- Another word for 8 Down
- Dwight Gooden, to Gary Sheffield
- Aunt's husband
- Donald Duck, to Huey, Dewey, and Louie
- Mother's brother.
- Hamlet's bête noire.
- Pawnbroker.
- Hamlet's murderous relative.
- Cry denoting the end of resistance.
- Cry of a boy beaten in a fight.
- Joel Chandler Harris character.
- Relative.
- What Vivian is to Margaret.
- Pogo.
- A title for Pogo.
- ___ Miltie.
- Sam or Tom.
- Menasha Skulnik's "Willie."
- Vanya, in Chekhov's play.
- Toby.
- Toby, for one.
- Remus, for one.
- Colloquial word of surrender.
- Kinsman.
- See 13 Across.
- ___ Sam.
- Solo's employer.
- A relative.
- Toby of "Tristram Shandy"
- Auntie's mate
- Cry in conceding defeat
- Surrender word
- Sam or Remus
- Sam or Toby
- Sam or Vanya
- Vanya, e.g.
- ___ Albert, 1971 hit song
- ___ Tom's Cabin
- Chekhov's "___ Vanya"
- Cave man?
- Cry from the defeated
- What might end a wrestling match
- Giving-in word
- Term of surrender
- Remus or Tom
- Garis's Wiggily
- Sam or Tom, e.g.
- That's enough!” nyt 1995 UNCLE Creon, to Antigone nyt 1995 UNCLE Cry of surrender nyt 1995 UNCLE Tom or Sam, e.g. nyt 1995 UNCLOG Clear nyt 1995 UNCOAT Strip of paint nyt 1995 UND Sturm ____ Drang (turmoil) nyt 1995 UNDATED Like some ancient manuscripts nyt 1995 UNDER Drugged nyt 1995 UNDER Fully anesthetized nyt 1995 UNDERCOVER Secret nyt 1995 UNDERTONE Murmur nyt 1995 UNDERVALUE Depreciate nyt 1995 UNDERWEAR Briefs nyt 1995 UNDID Ruined nyt 1995 UNDIES Briefs nyt 1995 UNDO Fix a faux pas nyt 1995 UNDO Reverse nyt 1995 UNDOES Reverses nyt 1995 UNDOES Ruins nyt 1995 UNDONE Ruined nyt 1995 UNDONE Ruined nyt 1995 UNDONE Ruined nyt 1995 UNE Maupassant's _____ Vie”
- Truce word
- Remark heard at quitting time?
- Last word in a wrestling match?
- Result of some arm-twisting?
- ___ Remus
- I've had enough!
- I've had enough!' nyt 2005 UNCLE Family man nyt 2005 UNCLES Family men nyt 2005 UNCLIP Detach, as a lapel mike nyt 2005 UNCOIL Straighten out nyt 2005 UNCOLORED Plain nyt 2005 UNCORDIAL Chilly nyt 2005 UNCS Family members, affectionately nyt 2005 UNDER See 20-, 38- and 54-Across nyt 2005 UNDERAGE Bounceable? nyt 2005 UNDERDOG How this answer is situated nyt 2005 UNDERDOG How this answer is situated nyt 2005 UNDERDONE Too pink, say nyt 2005 UNDERGO Experience nyt 2005 UNDERGONE Been through nyt 2005 UNDERLOCKANDKEY Like the thief at 17- and 27-Across nyt 2005 UNDERLOCKETKEY Beneath a pendant opener? nyt 2005 UNDERREPAIR End of the quip nyt 2005 UNDERSPENDS Is frugal nyt 2005 UNDONE Foiled nyt 2005 UNDYED Natural nyt 2005 UNE ___ Charogne" (Baudelaire poem)
- Cry made with one's arm behind one's back
- ___ Arthur of "Bewitched"
- Poseidon, to Athena
- Word said with a hand behind one's back
- Theodore Roosevelt, to Eleanor
- Cry when you've had enough
- Pawnbroker, in slang
- 1960s TV spy org.
- Man in a tree?
- Paul McCartney's Albert, e.g.
- Title for Sam or Ben
- See 24-Across
- Prince Harry, to Prince George and Princess Charlotte
- Cry to end a pin
- Scrooge McDuck vis-à-vis Donald
- A good word for giving?
- Rich ___ Pennybags, a.k.a. Mr. Monopoly
- Scrooge, to Donald Duck
- '_____ Buck' ('89 film)
- Fester or Sam
- 16-Down's husband
- RFK, to John John
- Term of respect in many communities of Indian descent
- _Tío_ , in English
- Okay, okay, let me go!
- _____ Buck (1989)
- _____ Vanya
- Epithet for Sam or Remus
- OK, I give up!
- Okay, I give up!
- American recruiter Sam
- Epithet for Sam
- Recruiter Sam
- Sam or Buck, e.g.
- Sam, Vanya or Buck
- Your dad's brother, to you
- Napoleon Solo's employer
- What your dad's brother is to you
- Certain relative
- Brother of your father
- Guy in the family
- Relative your dad grew up with
- Enough! cry
- No more! relative?
- Leo or Fester, on TV
- Aunt's partner, often
- Mother's brother, say
- Ted Kennedy, to Caroline
- Aunt's partner, perhaps
- Prince William, to Archie
- I yield!
- Tio, in English
- Scar, to Simba
- Title for Fester or Sam
- ____ Sam
- Sam or Vanya, notably
- Word used to admit defeat
- Enough already!
- Sam, Vanya or Buck, e.g.
- Scrooge, to Donald
- I give up! relative?
- OK, you win!
- Ben, to Peter Parker
- Cousin's dad
- Papa's brother
- Phil, to Will
- Mama's brother
- Cecil B., to Agnes
- No mas!
- Submissive cry
- Phil, to Will, on "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air"
- Fester, to Wednesday and Pugsley, in "The Addams Family" (1991)
- Francis Ford Coppola, to Jason Schwartzman and Nicolas Cage
- Brother of 52-Across
- Spy org. of 1960s TV
- Member of the family
- Dad's identical twin
- Family fellow
- Matty Alou, to Moises
- William, to Lilibet
- 56-Down's relative
- Godfather, often
