| Kind of test for newborns |
APGAR |
| Kyle ___, 'The Terminator' hero |
REESE |
| Labyrinth |
MAZE |
| Laze |
LOLL |
| Legume with an edible pod |
SUGARPEA |
| Leon who wrote 'The Haj' |
URIS |
| Loosen, as a knot |
UNTIE |
| Mass-market furniture company |
IKEA |
| Miami golf resort |
DORAL |
| Part of an oval |
ARC |
| PC key |
ALT |
| Prefix with diluvian |
ANTE |
| Prince Valiant's love |
ALETA |
| Product first released by the National Biscuit Company in 1912 |
OREO |
| Rapper born Shawn Corey Carter |
JAYZ |
| Richard Gere title role |
DRT |
| Runs, hits or errors, for short |
STAT |
| Sister company of ABC |
ESPN |
| Slave woman in 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' |
ELIZA |
| Slayer of Medusa |
PERSEUS |
| Source of the Trojan horse story |
AENEID |
| Speak, in the Bible |
SAYEST |
| Stalemate |
IMPASSE |
| Stopped |
ATAHALT |
| Survey with binoculars, say |
SCAN |
| Tabasco and Chihuahua, in México |
ESTADOS |
| Tenor Carreras |
JOSE |
| The 'A' of MoMA |
ART |
| Two of diamonds? |
DEES |
| Villa d'___ |
ESTE |
| Weasel |
SNEAK |
| Wet gunk |
GOO |
| Without cost: Ger |
FREI |
| Word that, spelled backward, can be a clue for itself |
PAT |
| World hot spot ... or a hint to the answers to the starred clues |
MIDDLEEAST |
| Wouldn't hurt ___ |
AFLY |
| ___ Reader |
UTNE |
| ___ Sea, victim of Soviet irrigation projects |
ARAL |
