| Hit flies |
SWAT |
| Hive-minded prefix? |
API |
| Honey of a boo-boo |
OWIE |
| Hot topic of the 1992 presidential campaign |
NAFTA |
| Infomercial inventor Popeil |
RON |
| Keanu's role in 'The Matrix' |
NEO |
| Less partisan |
FAIRER |
| Like some hours |
WEE |
| Live through a hot day with no A.C., say |
SWEATITOUT |
| Lois of the Daily Planet |
LANE |
| Londoner, e.g., informally |
BRIT |
| Make even |
TRUE |
| Many a reggae player |
RASTA |
| Mare's child |
COLT |
| More majestic |
NOBLER |
| Neighbor of South Africa |
MOZAMBIQUE |
| Norse trickster of myth |
LOKI |
| Open a crack |
AJAR |
| Peyton Manning's brother |
ELI |
| Pinball disaster |
TILT |
| Popeye's Olive and family |
OYLS |
| Portraitist's prop |
EASEL |
| Preakness postings |
ODDS |
| Pretend to have |
FEIGN |
| Smartly dressed |
NATTY |
| Store with multilingual product tags |
IKEA |
| Street wear? |
SKIS |
| That's what YOU think |
OPINION |
| The painting in Roger Sterling's office on 'Mad Men', for example |
OPART |
| They may be unwillingly shared on airplanes |
ARMRESTS |
| Tip jar bills |
ONES |
| TP layer |
PLY |
| Ventilate |
AIR |
| Watery, like tea |
WEAK |
| When college transfers often begin |
JUNIORYEAR |
| Wire worker |
PIANOTUNER |
| Word after standardized or stress |
TEST |
| Worked up |
AGOG |
| Zooey's 'New Girl' role |
JESS |
| ___ Maria (coffee liqueur) |
TIA |
