| ''A Death in the Family'' Pulitzer winner James |
AGEE |
| ''Candy is dandy'' humorist |
NASH |
| ''Moving right ___ . . .'' |
ALONG |
| ''Night Music'' playwright Clifford |
ODETS |
| ''Tiger in your tank'' gasoline brand |
ESSO |
| 1 or 11 in 21 |
ACE |
| Adults-in-training |
TEENS |
| Agent 86, to Agent 99 |
MAX |
| Alert color? |
AMBER |
| Atlas filler |
MAPS |
| Begat |
SIRED |
| Bert, the cowardly lion |
LAHR |
| Betamax maker |
SONY |
| Blessing-inducing sound |
ACHOO |
| Both, as a beginning |
AMBI |
| Carbo-loading food |
PASTA |
| Cheap smoke |
STOGIE |
| Chef's formula |
RECIPE |
| Cogito-sum link |
ERGO |
| Colorado NHL team, to its fans |
AVS |
| Comic parents of Ben |
STILLERANDMEARA |
| Confectionary, e.g. |
STORE |
| Conspiracy buff's 51 |
AREA |
| Da capo ___ (three-section song) |
ARIA |
| Deeply absorbed |
RAPT |
| Didi of ''Grease'' |
CONN |
| Dynamic start |
AERO |
| Fairylike being |
PERI |
| Father of Ramses II |
SETI |
| Flippered entertainer |
SEAL |
| Get in the way of |
IMPEDE |
| Goldie of Hollywood |
HAWN |
| Great number |
HOST |
| Henry VIII's last wife |
PARR |
| In song, it's good for absolutely nothing |
WAR |
| Isn't fully upright |
STOOPS |
| It follows ''inter'' or ''et'' |
ALIA |
| Last place to be a bachelor |
ALTAR |
| Latin I verb |
AMAT |
