| Mountain overlooking Yerevan |
ARARAT |
| Needs for many digital cameras |
AACELLS |
| New Deal prez |
FDR |
| Novelist O'Flaherty |
LIAM |
| Octave, for one |
INTERVAL |
| Onetime lover of Riker on 'Star Trek: T.N.G.' |
TROI |
| Opposite of drop out |
ENROL |
| Overnight, say |
SEND |
| P |
MEDIUMRARE |
| Part of a fasces |
ROD |
| Partner of great |
LATE |
| Postgraduate ordeals |
ORALS |
| Professional pitch man? |
TUNER |
| Proletarian |
PLEB |
| Protein constituent, informally |
AMINO |
| Puma, e.g |
SNEAKER |
| Root words |
ETYMA |
| Roscoe |
GAT |
| S |
FOUNDER |
| Sailors' ropes |
TYES |
| Semblance |
IMAGE |
| Setting for a grassy knoll |
LEA |
| Slice of ham? |
MUGGING |
| Soba alternative |
UDON |
| Society affairs |
TEAS |
| Some of the French? |
DES |
| Studio fee |
RENT |
| Tough pill to swallow? |
LOZENGE |
| Trivial Pursuit edition |
GENUS |
| Tropical vine |
LIANA |
| United |
ONE |
| Use a scalpel on |
SLIT |
| W |
SPLITSECOND |
| What par isn't for most golfers |
NORM |
| What six of this puzzle's clues have been written with? |
INVISIBLEINK |
| Where DeWitt Clinton was mayor: Abbr |
NYC |
| Wind-blown |
AEOLIAN |
| Word after open or hot |
MIC |
| Word on a headstone |
ANNO |
