List-ending abbreviation |
ETAL |
Mary-Kate Olsen, to Ashley |
TWIN |
Minnetonka shoe style, for short |
MOC |
Muscateers? |
OMANIS |
Organization whose publications have the highest US circulation numbers |
AARP |
Ovine sign |
ARIES |
Panache |
ELAN |
Part of a play? |
ROLE |
Patisserie offering |
TARTE |
Pet food brand for which Garfield was a spokescat |
ALPO |
Place of refuge, crude forms of which can be found at the ends of 20- and 50-Across and 11- and 28-Down |
SHELTER |
Popular pastry for dunkin' |
DONUT |
Publish's alternative, in academia |
PERISH |
Ragtime great Blake |
EUBIE |
Sanctimony minus the hypocrisy |
PIETY |
Senatorial affirmative |
YEA |
Skillful |
ADEPT |
Some computer input |
DATASET |
Sound |
HALE |
Span under which a gondoliere might row |
PONTE |
Speak hyperbolically about |
OVERSTATE |
Sprang up |
AROSE |
Stops up, as a Syrah |
CORKS |
Stories that shouldn't be believed |
CANARDS |
Sudden death periods (abbr.) |
OTS |
The A-Team's mode of transportation |
VAN |
The Wife of Bath has one |
TALE |
They might be dark or liberal |
ARTS |
They preceded the Taylors as First Family |
POLKS |
To the extreme |
WILDLY |
Tool that comes in handy in a blizzard |
SNOWSHOVEL |
Twelve Oaks neighbor |
TARA |
Vessels seen on angiograms |
AORTAS |
View provider on a U-boat |
PERISCOPE |
Wedding cake layer |
TIER |
Well-suited |
APT |
Words of total despair |
ALLISLOST |