| Look at a Playboy Club? |
LEER |
| Love all |
ZEROZERO |
| Mekong River sights |
SAMPANS |
| Mercury-Atlas 5 rider |
ENOS |
| Mesoamericans of old |
AZTECS |
| Mideast expert, maybe |
ARABIST |
| New York City transportation option |
METRONORTH |
| Not blasé |
AVID |
| Noted 36-Across passenger |
HERCULEPOIROT |
| Part of many cultural venue names: Abbr. |
CTR |
| Platters' platters players |
HIFIS |
| Prefix with parasite |
ENTO |
| Put on the line, perhaps |
AIREDOUT |
| Rabbit food? |
TRIX |
| Refuge |
SAFEAREA |
| Rise partly |
SITUP |
| Role in a Tchaikovsky ballet |
ODILE |
| Romantic narrative |
LAY |
| See 15-Down |
ORIENTEXPRESS |
| Sharp |
ACIDIC |
| Short cut |
BOB |
| Shrill |
TREBLE |
| Simon & Garfunkel hit after 'Mrs. Robinson' |
THEBOXER |
| Small cavity, as around a cactus spine |
AREOLE |
| Sportscaster with the catchphrase 'Oh, my!' |
ENBERG |
| Superlatively derogatory |
SNIDEST |
| Title role for Maria Callas in her only film |
MEDEA |
| Turned on |
SENT |
| Univ. of ___, alma mater of Joe Namath and Bart Starr |
ALA |
| Warm up, as leftovers |
REHEAT |
| Water towers? |
TUGS |
| What a game plan leads to? |
SAFARI |
| When repeated, an old-fashioned cry |
TUT |
| ___ letters |
CALL |
| ___ Lyman & His California Orchestra, popular 1920s-'40s band |
ABE |
