| Got together |
MET |
| Herring's cousin |
SHAD |
| Hint of color |
TINGE |
| However, informally |
THO |
| It may be picked out of a pocket |
ORE |
| Italian currency before the euro |
LIRA |
| Jamaican exports |
RUMS |
| Julianne of 'Still Alice' |
MOORE |
| Last part of a quip |
ITFORAFTERLUNCH |
| Like much folklore |
ORAL |
| Many Christmas trees |
FIRS |
| More in need of liniment |
ACHIER |
| Nostalgia-evoking song |
OLDIE |
| Noted proponent of alternating current |
TESLA |
| Noted proponent of direct current |
EDISON |
| Out of favor, informally |
INBAD |
| Part of QED |
ERAT |
| Perry's secretary |
DELLA |
| Playground sights |
SEESAWS |
| Sandra who played Gidget |
DEE |
| Saucers in the sky |
UFOS |
| Second part of a quip |
DOINGVERYLITTLE |
| Setting of 44-Down: Abbr |
ARG |
| Shortly, informally |
INAFEW |
| Sign between Virgo and Scorpio |
LIBRA |
| Sign of summer |
HEAT |
| Ski slope bumps |
MOGULS |
| Stand-up routine in a stadium? |
THEWAVE |
| Start for athlete or cycle |
TRI |
| Subs |
HOAGIES |
| Suffix with elephant or serpent |
INE |
| Third part of a quip |
ANDSAVINGSOMEOF |
| Thoroughly despise |
LOATHE |
| Type measures |
EMS |
| Type of muffin? |
STUD |
| Word on a red octagon |
STOP |
| ___ de deux (dance for a pair) |
PAS |
| ___ Good Feelings (19th-century period) |
ERAOF |
| ___-Magnon |
CRO |
