| Lost pet identifier, at times |
MICROCHIP |
| Major fashion city |
MILAN |
| Maker of an ill-fated flight |
ICARUS |
| Marsellus’s wife, in “Pulp Fiction” |
MIA |
| Memo abbr |
ATTN |
| Merlin Olsen, for 15 years |
RAM |
| More than a tiff |
FEUD |
| More than inquisitive |
NOSY |
| Mr. Peanut sports one |
TOPHAT |
| Nicholas II, for one |
TSAR |
| Nostalgist’s focus |
ERA |
| Olympus Mons setting |
MARS |
| One logging in |
USER |
| Pinball no-no |
TILT |
| Play reviewer |
REF |
| See 35-Across |
TABLES |
| Setting of the sun |
SKY |
| Siamese caretaker |
CATSITTER |
| Site of Darth Vader’s funeral pyre |
ENDOR |
| Slip |
LAPSE |
| Small iPods |
NANOS |
| Some 1960s protests |
BEINS |
| Spike with a screenplay Oscar |
LEE |
| Summer cooler |
FAN |
| Summer drink |
ICETEA |
| Summer sign |
LEO |
| Survey question that may have a “Prefer not to answer” choice |
AGE |
| Takes a stripe from, perhaps |
DEMOTES |
| The shakes, briefly |
DTS |
| Three-color sucker |
ASTROPOP |
| Tigers, on scoreboards |
DET |
| Tombstone name |
WYATT |
| Two-time British Open winner |
ELS |
| Uma’s “Gattaca” co-star |
ETHAN |
| View with disbelief |
GAPEAT |
| W.C. Fields persona |
SOUSE |
| Was armed |
PACKEDHEAT |
| With 37-Across, living room items found four times in this puzzle |
COFFEE |
| World Court site, with “The” |
HAGUE |
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