| Least |
MINIMUM |
| Like a frump |
SCHLEPPY |
| Little squealers |
PIGLETS |
| Lying atop |
UPON |
| Magic instrument Jack stole on his third trip up the beanstalk |
HARP |
| Mime |
APER |
| Miss Piggy, self-referentially |
MOI |
| Mo. for a good scare |
OCT |
| Mozart's "__ kleine Nachtmusik" |
EINE |
| MS-__ |
DOS |
| Not groovy |
UNHIP |
| Noted gift givers |
MAGI |
| One may fall over a crowd |
HUSH |
| One of an oboe's pair |
REED |
| Party person |
HOSTESS |
| Poles and Serbs |
SLAVS |
| Press forward |
IMPEL |
| Prospects |
OUTLOOK |
| Really move |
HIE |
| Salad veggies |
BUTTONMUSHROOMS |
| Show often ending with a reprise |
MUSICAL |
| Show on TV, as oldies |
REAIR |
| Sidekick with a headband |
TONTO |
| Signal to start talking |
TONE |
| Simple people in a Wells novel |
ELOI |
| Some are very fussy about where to squeeze them |
TOOTHPASTETUBES |
| Sonicare competitor |
ORALB |
| Those, south of the border |
ESOS |
| Ticklish muppet |
ELMO |
| Top pitcher |
ACE |
| Tossing and turning |
INSOMNIA |
| Turbulent times, metaphorically |
ROUGHSEAS |
| Viewpoint |
SLANT |
| What 17-, 25-, 36- and 44-Across have in common |
WHITECAPS |
| What relay anchors do |
RUNLAST |
| Wide-eyed |
AGOG |
| __-X |
GEN |
