| Long tales |
EPICS |
| Los del -- ('Macarena' duo) |
RIO |
| Machine part |
COG |
| Mall binge, maybe |
SPREE |
| Mo. with Arbor Day |
APR |
| Most frigid |
ICIEST |
| Mountaintop melodies |
YODELS |
| Mysore 'Mr.' |
SRI |
| Napoleonic exile locale |
ELBA |
| NCAA's Bruins |
UCLA |
| Net vending |
ETAIL |
| No-elevator multistory building |
WALKUP |
| Notion, in Nancy |
IDEE |
| Occurred gradually |
TOOKTIME |
| Pact of the U.S., Can. and Mex |
NAFTA |
| Part of ERA |
RUN |
| Parts of many rock songs |
GUITARSOLOS |
| Pastis base |
ANISE |
| Pennant, e.g |
FLAG |
| Physicist's work unit |
ERG |
| Plateau's kin |
MESA |
| Preamble |
INTRO |
| Prefix with bar or belief |
DIS |
| Pricey hotel offering |
SUITE |
| Probe for |
SEEK |
| Protection for many bank tellers |
BULLETPROOFGLASS |
| Puzzler's cry |
AHA |
| Real nice |
DARNGOOD |
| Really cries |
SOBS |
| Reed of rock |
LOU |
| Reflections |
MIRRORIMAGES |
| Rock fissure |
CLEFT |
| Romero or Franck |
CESAR |
| Roping event |
RODEO |
| Rugged truck, in brief |
UTE |
| See 6-Down |
NAME |
| Select |
OPTFOR |
| Settle from the bench |
RULEON |
| Shout out, colloquially |
HOLLA |
| Shrewd |
KEEN |
| Simpson judge Lance |
ITO |
| Singer Chris |
REA |
| Skye, e.g |
ISLE |
| Societal breakdown |
ANOMIE |
| Some aria singers |
ALTOS |
| South Korea's Kim -- -jung |
DAE |
| Spanish bull |
TORO |
| Spanish surrealist |
DALI |
| Stan's pal in old films |
OLLIE |
| Stein drink |
ALE |
| Suffix with favor or zinc |
ITE |
| Sun Valley's state |
IDAHO |
| Sword cover |
SHEATH |
| Syllable after 'oom' |
PAH |
| Tech giant whose name can precede nine words in this puzzle |
GOOGLE |
| Terminus |
END |
| Terrif |
FAB |
| Three-section holder of bills |
TRIFOLDWALLET |
| Too glib |
PAT |
| Tweaks text |
EDITS |
| Tyro, slangily |
NEWBIE |
| U.S. org. with moles |
CIA |
| Unbox, e.g |
OPEN |
| University of Kentucky's -- Arena |
RUPP |
| Verse-writing, old-style |
POESY |
| Vintage auto inits |
REO |
| Visiting H'wood, say |
INLA |
| Water, in Nancy |
EAU |
| Watery color |
AQUA |
| With 64-Across, snookums or sweetie, say |
PET |
| Wooden peg |
DOWEL |
| Yoko of the avant-garde |
ONO |
| Yule song |
NOEL |
