| Japanese PC maker |
NEC |
| Jesse of the 1936 Olympics |
OWENS |
| Kristen of 'Bridesmaids' |
WIIG |
| Leaf pore |
STOMA |
| Leno's late-night successor |
FALLON |
| Mansard overhang |
EAVE |
| Many Latin ones end in -are |
VERBS |
| Mob hit victim, sometimes |
RAT |
| Most big band instruments |
HORNS |
| Oscar nomination, informally |
NOD |
| Pagan belief |
WICCA |
| Pirates, or their ships |
SEAROVERS |
| Potato or pasta, informally |
CARB |
| Problem for a comb |
SNARL |
| Pronoun in letter greetings |
WHOM |
| Regatta teams |
CREWS |
| Relative of contra- |
ANTI |
| Right-leaning |
ITALIC |
| Scrubbed, as a mission |
NOGO |
| Singer with the 2015 album '25' |
ADELE |
| Some jazz sessions |
JAMS |
| Something behind a painting, maybe |
SAFE |
| Sound from a stable |
NEIGH |
| Sound judgment |
RATIONALTHOUGHT |
| Spiral-shelled mollusks |
NAUTILI |
| Stealing, as gasoline |
SIPHONING |
| Sunday shopping ban |
BLUELAW |
| Superhero accessory |
CAPE |
| The 7-10 is a nasty one |
SPLIT |
| The first parts of 17- and 22-Across are always this, the first part of 46-Across is sometimes this, and the first part of 55-Across is never this |
INTEGER |
| The munchies, e.g |
URGE |
| Trolley sound |
CLANG |
| Tsunami, for one |
NATURALDISASTER |
| ___ Goose vodka |
GREY |
| ___ Pérignon |
DOM |
| ___'easter |
NOR |
| ___-backwards |
ASS |
