| 'The Old Wives' Tale' playwright |
PEELE |
| 'Wherefore ___ thou Romeo?' |
ART |
| '___, My God, to Thee' |
NEARER |
| 50's-60's singer ___ Domino |
FATS |
| A portion |
SOME |
| Actress Sue ___ Langdon |
ANE |
| Aesop's also-ran |
HARE |
| Architect's construction |
MODEL |
| Ardent |
AVID |
| Avoid, as capture |
EVADE |
| Base runner's achievement |
STEAL |
| Become, at last |
ENDUP |
| Bibliographical suffix |
ANA |
| Blacken |
CHAR |
| Bridle parts |
BITS |
| Bring out |
EDUCE |
| Circa |
AROUND |
| Computer language |
FORTRAN |
| Cow catcher |
LASSO |
| Cracker spread |
PATE |
| Croucher's sore spots |
KNEES |
| Dance lesson |
STEP |
| Derby, e.g. |
RACE |
| Derby, for one |
HAT |
| Diarist Frank |
ANNE |
| Down Under bird |
EMU |
| Drill instructor's 41-Across |
ABOUTFACE |
| Drill instructor's 41-Across |
ATTENTION |
| Drill instructor's 41-Across |
DOUBLETIME |
| Drill instructor's 41-Across |
PARADEREST |
| Extend, as a subscription |
RENEW |
| Family head |
MAMA |
| Folk stories |
LORE |
| Freshmen, usually |
TEENS |
| Fuddy-duddy |
GEEZER |
| Hardship |
RIGOR |
| Help in a holdup |
ABET |
| Ireland, poetically |
ERIN |
| It may be reflecting |
POOL |
