| Logician's conditional |
ELSE |
| Make out, in England |
SNOG |
| Many a smiley face |
EMOJI |
| Marketplace of old |
AGORA |
| MD (a pair of which are found in three rows of this puzzle) |
DOC |
| Moonshining equipment |
STILLS |
| More than satisfies |
SATES |
| Museum guides |
DOCENTS |
| NBA extra periods |
OTS |
| Ninnies |
DODOS |
| Noted ref. work |
OED |
| Nutso |
LOCO |
| Padlock fastener |
HASP |
| Pain relief option |
ADVIL |
| Physicist with a unit named after him |
OHM |
| Post-wedding day title |
MRS |
| Producers of some Australian chicks |
EMUS |
| Put money behind |
BETON |
| River explored by Henry Stanley |
CONGO |
| Sass |
CHEEK |
| Scott Turow novel set at Harvard |
ONEL |
| Self-denier |
ASCETIC |
| Send over the moon |
ELATE |
| Slice in two |
HALVE |
| Societal woes |
EVILS |
| Sound of a healthy engine |
PURR |
| Spicy Starbucks selection |
CHAI |
| Standards of excellence |
IDEALS |
| Surge in Texas tea production |
OILBOOM |
| Tennis star Rafael |
NADAL |
| Tex-Mex fare |
TACO |
| Tolkien creature |
ORC |
| Touristy purchase from Hawaii, perhaps |
LOUDSHIRT |
| Unwieldy vessels |
HULKS |
| Villain played by Heath Ledger |
THEJOKER |
| Wedding day words |
IDO |
| Wiggin of an Orson Scott Card novel |
ENDER |
| Writer Jaffe |
RONA |
| ___ buco (veal dish) |
OSSO |
