| Letter-shaped cross |
TAU |
| Light on one's feet |
AGILE |
| Like the ArkLaMiss area |
TRISTATE |
| Lumberjacks' tool parts |
AXEHANDLES |
| Marmalade morsel |
ZEST |
| Marshmallow chicks or bunnies |
PEEPS |
| Metal or composite club, ironically |
WOOD |
| Moistens in the produce aisle |
MISTS |
| Mole or mosquito |
PEST |
| One to hang out with |
PAL |
| Play havoc with |
DISRUPT |
| Prefix with gram or center |
EPI |
| Puppy's cry |
YIP |
| Removed, as a price tag |
TOREOFF |
| Served, as hash |
SLUNG |
| Simba's love |
NALA |
| Simple seasoning instruction |
ADDSALT |
| Slippery sort |
EEL |
| Some sports car roofs |
TTOPS |
| Stevens who sang 'Peace Train' |
CAT |
| Street gang's territory |
TURF |
| The Sun Devils' sch |
ASU |
| Toadies' responses |
YESES |
| Treat with 34-Across |
INDULGE |
| Trendy, in 1960s England |
MOD |
| Twin killings, in baseball (Abbr.) |
DPS |
| Two-legged rifle support |
BIPOD |
| Two-tone snacks |
OREOS |
| Unwaisted garments of the 1950s |
SACKDRESSES |
| Uses a spoon, perhaps |
STIRS |
| Versatile vehicles, for short |
UTES |
| Visitors from afar, for short |
ETS |
| Walk-up apartments' safety features |
FIREESCAPES |
| Wall St. debuts |
IPOS |
| Walmart's Walton |
SAM |
| Word before hall or center |
REC |
| ___ broche (skewered) |
ALA |
| ___ pump (drainage aid) |
SUMP |
| ___-hoo (chocolate drink) |
YOO |
