| ''Great!'' |
SWELL |
| ''Of --- are you speaking?'' |
WHOM |
| ''The Virginian'' author Wister |
OWEN |
| ''Well, well, well!'' |
OHO |
| Act of law enforcement |
WIRETAP |
| Ate sparingly |
DIETED |
| Autumn birthstone |
OPAL |
| Balloon ballast |
SANDBAG |
| Baseball's Felipe or Moises |
ALOU |
| Bond, but not James |
GLUE |
| Brimless cap |
BERET |
| Carry with effort |
LUG |
| Changed to suit |
ALTERED |
| Clownish act |
ANTIC |
| Come to pass |
OCCUR |
| Council Bluffs is there |
IOWA |
| Duke Ellington's ''Take --- Train'' |
THEA |
| Emulates an Avon rep (with 43-Across) |
RINGSTHE |
| Estimated time of arrival |
DUEDATE |
| Fairway warning |
FORE |
| Feat, the same either way |
DEED |
| First name in mysteries |
ERLE |
| Follo2w as a result |
ENSUE |
| Free pass to the second round |
BYE |
| Free-lancer's file? |
REJECTS |
| Friendly dog shakes |
WAGS |
| Give off |
EMIT |
| Golf great Sam |
SNEAD |
| Hitches a ride on a satellite, perhaps? |
CIRCLESTHEGLOBE |
| Huey, Dewey or Louie, to Donald |
NEPHEW |
| In front |
AHEAD |
| Inventor Nikola |
TESLA |
| Kick in for a hand |
ANTE |
| Kitchen gizmo |
BLENDER |
| Large serving bowls |
TUREENS |
| Linen liturgical vestment |
ALB |
| Linguistic suffix |
ESE |
| Made a hole in one |
ACED |
| Nervy? |
NEURAL |