| Matchmaker of Greek myth |
EROS |
| Monopoly square with a "?" |
CHANCE |
| Not fooled by |
ONTO |
| Official with a whisk broom, for short |
UMP |
| One driving a getaway car, say |
ABETTOR |
| Paid for a hand |
ANTED |
| Pirate ship's perch |
CROWSNEST |
| Place for a surgical tuck |
TUMMY |
| Planetary path, usually |
OVAL |
| Political satirist Bill |
MAHER |
| Pope known as "The Great" |
STLEO |
| Popular game show prize |
NEWCAR |
| Pulls down, so to speak |
EARNS |
| Puppet friend of Fran and Ollie |
KUKLA |
| Quadrennial presidential candidate Ralph |
NADER |
| Reasons to cram |
EXAMS |
| Result of stress, it's been said |
ULCER |
| Results of abrasion |
SORES |
| Scarecrow's innards |
STRAW |
| Scene of Jesus' first miracle |
CANA |
| Scratch the surface of |
MAR |
| See 27-Across |
RAM |
| Shows with demo booths |
EXPOS |
| Some aerosol targets |
ODORS |
| Spilled salt and gathering clouds, to some |
OMENS |
| Sports briefing employing X's and O's |
CHALKTALK |
| Tom Sawyer's half-brother |
SID |
| Tongue-lashed |
FLAYED |
| Van Cliburn's instrument |
PIANO |
| Went out with |
SAW |
| With 14-Across, name in pickup trucks |
DODGE |
| Word of submission |
UNCLE |
| Word that can precede the last parts of 20- and 57-Across and 11- and 35-Down |
EMPTY |
| Worker with stone |
MASON |
| Yankovic parody of a Michael Jackson hit |
EATIT |
| Yellowstone employee |
RANGER |
| ___ chops (long sideburns) |
MUTTON |
| ___ McNally (GPS maker) |
RAND |
| ___ tai cocktail |
MAI |
