| Liabilities' opposites |
ASSETS |
| Like many a poet, for short |
ANON |
| Lose one's cool |
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE |
| Man-mouse filler |
ORA |
| Many operate on gas |
OVENS |
| Neighbor of Turkmenistan |
IRAN |
| Non-blood relative |
INLAW |
| Not nearby |
AFAR |
| Obnoxious young'un |
BRAT |
| Opposite of stet |
DELE |
| Pip |
LULU |
| Pullman and dining, for two |
CARS |
| Punch line payoffs |
HAHAS |
| Record groove cutters |
STYLI |
| Revealed to the world |
BARED |
| Ring cheer |
OLE |
| Secondhand |
USED |
| See 21-Across |
JUDE |
| Some turns |
LEFTS |
| Start for school? |
PRE |
| Statement of charges |
BILL |
| Sunday sign-off |
AMEN |
| Swamp plant |
SEDGE |
| That green feeling |
ENVY |
| They may travel by butterfly |
SWIMMERS |
| Thundering group |
HERD |
| Tongue-in-cheek quality |
IRONY |
| Tough question |
POSER |
| Type of bear |
TEDDY |
| Use up all alibis |
RUNOUTOFEXCUSES |
| Used ''th'' in place of ''s'' |
LISPED |
| What Ward and June do |
LEAVEITTOBEAVER |
| With 53-Across, a Beatles song |
HEY |
| With ___ breath (expectantly) |
BATED |
| Word with ''blood'' or ''dog'' |
BAD |
| Yankee legend |
BABERUTH |
| ___ ease (uncomfortable) |
ILLAT |
| ___ Grande |
RIO |
| ___ nous (confidentially) |
ENTRE |
