| Likes often feed it |
EGO |
| Lowest one in the pack |
OMEGADOG |
| More familiar name for Enrico Rizzo in an Oscar-winning film |
RATSO |
| Musical mark meaning 'repeat' |
SEGNO |
| Object of the search by the Three Wise Men |
BABE |
| Ole Miss, with 'the' |
REBELS |
| Paleolith, e.g |
STONETOOL |
| Part of a fault line? |
MEA |
| Philosopher Weil who said 'All sins are attempts to fill voids' |
SIMONE |
| Piano piece |
LEG |
| Pot |
GANJA |
| Ration |
METE |
| Refrain from |
NOTDO |
| Rushes |
HIES |
| Shot that determines who gets to break, in billiards |
LAG |
| Signal silently |
NODAT |
| Skirt |
AVOID |
| Sound, informally |
ALLTHERE |
| Stand-ins |
PROXIES |
| State whose name means 'snow-covered': Abbr |
NEV |
| Stiffens |
TENSES |
| Studmuffin |
SEXYBEAST |
| Styles |
MODES |
| Subleases |
RELETS |
| The Grand Prix used to have one |
TTOP |
| Till compartment |
TENS |
| Tony ___, early Macy's Day Parade balloon designer |
SARG |
| Tony-winning choreographer for 'Movin' Out' |
THARP |
| Tosspot |
SPONGE |
| Trendy hairstyle for men |
BUN |
| Turn-___ |
ONS |
| Turns inside out |
EVERTS |
| TV opening? |
TELE |
| Without cracking a smile, say |
DRILY |
| ___ law, principle stating that computer processing power doubles every 18 months |
MOORES |
| ___ Valley, setting for 'Of Mice and Men' |
SALINAS |