| Have an inclination |
TEND |
| HHS agency |
FDA |
| High-tech med. procedure |
CATSCAN |
| Horse racing accessories |
BLINDERS |
| Hotel experience |
STAY |
| Hugh Laurie's alma mater |
ETON |
| Intl. energy group |
OPEC |
| It's a bit more than it sounds, and hints at this puzzle's theme |
BAKERSDOZEN |
| Karate training site |
DOJO |
| Language suffix |
ESE |
| Lifts |
STEALS |
| Like half of Poland's flag |
RED |
| Lose steam |
TIRE |
| Merry, in Metz |
GAI |
| Most of the periodic table |
METALS |
| MS-__ |
DOS |
| Musical nonsense syllables |
TRALA |
| NW Penn. airport |
ERI |
| Party bowlful |
DIP |
| Pique-nique setting |
PARC |
| Police actions |
ARRESTS |
| Prog. formally reinstated at Harvard in 2011 |
ROTC |
| Really pumped |
JUICED |
| Sarajevo citizen |
BOSNIAN |
| Settled down |
QUIETED |
| Silent assent |
NOD |
| Some archaeological sites |
TOMBS |
| Speak well in public |
ELOCUTE |
| Sturdy trees |
ELMS |
| Sunny |
FAIR |
| Travel guide listing |
INN |
| Troubles |
ILLS |
| Unit of hot mustard, for most |
DAB |
| Urban design |
CITYPLAN |
| Variety |
ILK |
| What a sprinter might run out of |
BREATH |
| __ Aurelius, second-century Roman emperor |
MARCUS |
| __ Speedwagon |
REO |
| __ Thule: distant place in medieval geography |
ULTIMA |
