Here are the answers to The Washington Post Crossword puzzles Sunday June 23, 2019.

Ditto’ – METOO
‘Mere’ amount – PITTANCE
‘Operation Phone Home’ gp – USO
‘The Great Escape’ setting – STALAG
‘Top Hat’ star – ASTAIRE
‘__ we good?’ – ARE
128-Across’ __ Vecchio – PONTE
18th-century lexicographer Johnson – SAMUEL
2000s Saturn midsize model – AURA
Actor Baldwin – ALEC
Actress Lansbury – ANGELA
Arctic people – INUIT
Athletic shoe once endorsed by Paula Abdul – LAGEAR
Beloved stars – IDOLS
Biblical prophet – HOSEA
Bursts – POPS
Camera setting – AUTO
Candy mogul H.B. __ – REESE
Card game shout – UNO
Caribbean export – RUM
Carpenter’s supply – LUMBER
Center – CORE
Crab in space – NEBULA
Crossing with a charge – TOLLBRIDGE
Cunning – WILY
Cuts back – PARES
Debatable claim – ESP
Diarist Anaïs – NIN
Didn’t lose a game – SWEPT
Electric wheels – TESLA
Employee in a cage – TELLER
Eye-catching display – OPART
Fed. benefits agency – SSA
Figure of speech? – ORATOR
Flue residue – SOOT
Forever __ day – ANDA
Foucault with a pendulum – LEON
Friend of d’Artagnan – ATHOS
German article – DER
Gesture of respect to a monarch – COURTLYBOW
Get hitched in haste – ELOPE
Got into the race – RAN
Greener Living org – EPA
Haul – LUG
Help for a sad BFF – TLC
Herbie of jazz – MANN
High points – APEXES
Hooting young – OWLETS
Ice cream serving – SCOOP
Intend that one will – AIMTO
Interface on old computers – SERIALPORT
Inventor’s jubilant shout – ITWORKS
Keep a roomie awake, maybe – SNORE
Knotted neckwear – ASCOT
Landing flight paths – PATTERNS
Latin carol word – GLORIA
Lew in old films – AYRES
Like a good waiter – PATIENT
Like many reactions – CHEMICAL
Like yearbooks – ANNUAL
Limit – CAP
Limo destination – PROM
Location – SITE
Long-necked wader – EGRET
Longest serving Secretary of State, 1933-’44 – CORDELLHULL
Longest-serving Republican senator, 1977-2019 – ORRINHATCH
Managed care gps – HMOS
Many desktops – PCS
Metaphor for an unfair advantage – STACKEDDECK
Military meal – MESS
Nerve: Pref – NEUR
NorCal NFL team – NINERS
Nouveau __ – RICHE
Nova __ – SCOTIA
Nursed, say – DRANK
Okra unit – POD
Old den indulgence – OPIUM
One getting on in years – OLDSTER
One of 20 in ‘Hamlet’ – SCENE
Opening words eventually followed by clinking – HERESTO
Opera house section – LOGE
Oregano, for one – HERB
Organ array – PIPES
Parting from 1-Across – ADIEU
Parting words – TAKECARE
Petulant complaint – WHIMPER
PGA part: Abbr – ASSN
Piece for two – DUET
Poked (around) – NOSED
Popeye’s __’Pea – SWEE
Procure – GET
Professor Challenger’s creator – DOYLE
Puts on the books – ENACTS
Raise aloft – HOIST
Region of industrial decline – RUSTBELT
Rental from a renter – SUBLET
Repeated word in the Stones’ ‘Jumpin’ Jack Flash’ – GAS
Rhône tributary – SAONE
Rights advocacy gp – ACLU
River of Flanders – YSER
Rocky peak – TOR
Secured, in a way – TIED
See 55-Across – ARNO
Set the pace – LED
Seyfried of ‘Mean Girls’ – AMANDA
Shed a tear – CRY
Simple home in the woods – RUSTICCABIN
Single-masted ships – SLOOPS
Site of Italy’s Festival of Festivals, featuring local food and wine – ASTI
Slender swimmer – EEL
So precious, in Penzance – TWEE
SoCal wine valley – TEMECULA
Source of film trivia – IMDB
Southern accent feature – DRAWL
Sports shockers – UPSETS
Start of an acting career, ideally – DEBUT
Student stressor – EXAM
Suffolk slammer – GAOL
Summer refreshers – ICEES
Sundress part – STRAP
Sure competitor – ARRID
Taproom containers – KEGS
TD Garden skater – BRUIN
Tea go-with – SCONE
The first of two T’s, in a familiar sequence – TUE
Thrice, in Rx’s – TER
Tolstoy’s Karenina – ANNA
Tone down, as a color – MUTE
Tony-winning Verdon of ‘Damn Yankees’ – GWEN
Trawler’s tool – NET
Tropical veranda – LANAI
Turning point – CUSP
TV reporting VIP – NEWSANCHOR
Unassisted – SOLO
Vietnam New Year – TET
Violinist awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1992 – ISAACSTERN
Vitamin __ – PILL
Wander (about) – GAD
Watch holder – WRIST
Wet dips – SWIMS
Whenever you want – ATWILL
Wind ensemble member – OBOE
__-Caps: candy – SNO
__-Pei: dog breed – SHAR