| Max who wrote 'Politics as a Vocation' |
WEBER |
| More than upset |
IRE |
| Navigation abbreviation |
ENE |
| O. Henry specialty |
PLOTTWISTS |
| Old-style call to arms |
ALARUM |
| One of a pair of biblical brothers |
AARON |
| Overseer of some practices: Abbr. |
AMA |
| Plague |
NAGAT |
| Play for which Julie Harris won the 1952 Tony for Best Actress |
IAMACAMERA |
| Pound sign letters |
SPCA |
| Process of nature by which all things change |
TAO |
| Rent |
TORE |
| Rep. |
AGT |
| Replacer of the Humble brand in the early 1970s |
EXXON |
| Response to 'Don't panic' |
IMCALM |
| Rhapsodize |
WAXPOETIC |
| Small, furry African climber |
TREERAT |
| Some airplane runners |
TAILSKIDS |
| Some like them hot |
CIDERS |
| Something damned with faint praise, in British lingo |
CURATESEGG |
| Song title followed by the lyric 'Lovers say that in France' |
CESTSIBON |
| Sounds of feigned sympathy |
AWS |
| Splendid |
REGAL |
| Summons: Abbr. |
CIT |
| Swedish soprano noted for her Wagnerian roles |
NILSSON |
| Synthetic |
MADE |
| Syst. of unspoken words |
ASL |
| Techie's drawing |
SCHEMATIC |
| Telepathy, e.g. |
PSI |
| Time of Ta'anit Esther |
ADAR |
| Timecard abbr. |
HRS |
| Title housewife in an Oscar-winning film |
MRSMINIVER |
| Titular author of two books of the Bible |
STPETER |
| Torpedoes |
HEROS |
| Whimper |
PULE |
| Winner of six U.S. Opens |
EVERT |
