| How storybooks are often read |
ALOUD |
| Improvisational music genre |
FREESTYLERAP |
| Island hoppers |
SEAPLANES |
| It may be found at the end of the line |
LURE |
| Japanese drama |
NOH |
| Julio to julio |
ANO |
| Kid brothers or sisters, at times |
PESTS |
| Learning opportunities for many |
FAILURES |
| Legally prohibit |
ESTOP |
| Light bulb unit |
LUMEN |
| Meter starter? |
PERI |
| Michael Caine title |
SIR |
| Mustard family member |
KALE |
| Oil-rich fed |
UAE |
| Olympic medley found in order at the starts of this puzzle's four other longest answers |
SWIMMINGSTROKES |
| Outback birds |
EMUS |
| Pastoral tribe of Kenya |
MASAI |
| Photographer Leibovitz |
ANNIE |
| Possible place for a train ticket |
BREASTPOCKET |
| Potter's practice |
MAGIC |
| Potter's supplies |
CLAYS |
| Renowned |
FAMED |
| Sch. with a Phoenix campus |
ASU |
| Sesame __ |
OIL |
| Shakes a leg |
HIES |
| Shelve |
SETASIDE |
| Shine, in brand names |
GLO |
| South Korea's first president |
RHEE |
| Stuffed pepper filling |
RICE |
| Suffix with peace |
NIK |
| Taxpayer's option |
EFILE |
| Trig ratio |
SINE |
| Under 90 degrees |
ACUTE |
| Venue that often sells its naming rights |
ARENA |
| White House staffers |
AIDES |
| Wild things to sow |
OATS |
| __ Bator |
ULAN |
| __ bit: slightly |
AWEE |
