| '60s antiwar grp |
SATES |
| 'It can wait' |
PRAIRIEDOG |
| 'Seinfeld' uncle |
LEO |
| 10 on a table |
NEON |
| 1943 Pulitzer-winning novelist for 'Dragon's Teeth' |
UPTONSINCLAIR |
| 1950 film noir starring Edmond O'Brien |
TEMPLE |
| 1970s TV series set at 165 Eaton Place |
LEPTON |
| 1997 Nicolas Cage film |
OTTO |
| Alternative to the USD |
SEAAIR |
| Ancient Norse work |
EDDA |
| Andrea Bocelli's 2006 platinum-selling album |
AMORE |
| Astronomer Hubble |
EDWIN |
| Bagatelle |
BAUBLE |
| Be contiguous |
ESO |
| Best in a race |
TET |
| Bouquet |
CONAIR |
| Boy taking a bow |
ITSY |
| Bridges |
TEN |
| Buffalo-to-Burlington dir |
ENE |
| Charges, as with a responsibility |
NOS |
| Classifies in one of two groups, in a way |
OVINE |
| Common allergen |
MEX |
| Complimentary adjective for a grandpa |
SPRY |
| Decides (to) |
ABUT |
| Do-it-yourselfer's activity |
ROBERT |
| Easy ___ |
CHAIR |
| Edgar Bergen's dummy of old radio |
ATT |
| Elephant's tail? |
PAIROFSOCKS |
| End of an era? |
VITAL |
| Essential |
SAO |
| Fills |
SHEL |
| First-year law course |
CLAIRVOYANT |
| Gas station supply ... or what can be found eight times in this puzzle? |
KNELT |
| German boy's name meaning 'wealthy' |
ASIA |
| Great Plains tunneler |
EROS |
| Hosp. areas |
LAIRS |
| I.Q. test pioneer |
BINET |
| In progress |
SIN |
| Intoxicated, say |
IMPAIRED |
| It can make a row |
EUR |
