| One of a dozen in un frigidaire |
OEUF |
| One way to fall |
ILL |
| One's nearest and dearest, informally |
FAM |
| Onetime M&M's color |
TAN |
| Opposite of caliente |
FRIO |
| Part of b.p.m |
PER |
| Part of the Dept. of Homeland Security |
FEMA |
| Peace activist Yoko |
ONO |
| People in an H. G. Wells novella |
ELOI |
| Place to grab a bite in Mexico |
TACOSTAND |
| Prefix with directional |
OMNI |
| Providing a better grip |
ANTISLIP |
| Puzzlements |
ENIGMAS |
| Quaint commercial suffix |
ORAMA |
| Rats' places |
NESTS |
| Refusals |
NOES |
| Singer Mann |
AIMEE |
| Slangy form of 60-Across |
AINT |
| Some cosmetic surgeries, for short |
LIPOS |
| Songwriters' org |
ASCAP |
| Sprang |
LEAPT |
| Subjects of a Roswell museum |
UFOS |
| Superrich |
LOADED |
| Thrill |
SEND |
| Travel edition of a classic board game? |
CARTROUBLE |
| Travel edition of a classic board game? |
FLIGHTRISK |
| Travel edition of a classic board game? |
LIFEONTHERUN |
| Travel edition of a classic board game? |
GOONVACATION |
| Twinkled |
SHONE |
| Very whale-known performer? |
SHAMU |
| Wanda of 'Snatched' |
SYKES |
| Wax sculptor Marie |
TUSSAUD |
| Window-closing key |
ESC |
| Woes on toes |
CORNS |
| Worldly |
URBANE |
| Young fellows |
LADS |
| ___ Burov, K.G.B. officer on 'The Americans' |
OLEG |