| '___ longa, vita brevis' |
ARS |
| 1955 hit about coal mining |
SIXTEENTONS |
| 27-Down contents, perhaps |
TEA |
| 30-Down out loud |
SOB |
| Added stipulations |
ANDS |
| Aerobics class prop |
STEP |
| Angle bracket shape |
ELL |
| Arlo or Woodie Guthrie, informally |
FOLKIE |
| At lunch, say |
OUT |
| Attribute of 'Maine,' but no other state names |
ONESYLLABLE |
| Be in harmony |
AGREE |
| Be too nosy |
PRY |
| Booze it up |
TOPE |
| Boston hoopsters, for short |
CELTS |
| Bowling center unit |
LANE |
| Business sign abbr |
ESTD |
| Caterer's vessel |
URN |
| Cause to yawn, maybe |
BORE |
| Complete game's duration, usually |
NINEINNINGS |
| Consumer protection org |
BBB |
| Copy center supplies |
TONERS |
| Discovered by chance |
LITON |
| Docket items |
CASES |
| Egyptian president before Sadat |
NASSER |
| Eject from a ballgame |
TOSS |
| Fairy tale monster |
BEASTIE |
| Flea or tick |
PEST |
| French-speaking African land |
GABON |
| Gaelic-speaking New Ager |
ENYA |
| Garfield's owner |
JON |
| Go on a shopping spree |
SPEND |
| Greyhound terminus |
DEPOT |
| Headline like 'NIXON RESIGNS' |
BANNER |
| Help to escape, say |
ABET |
| Here-there separator |
NOR |
| Hollywood clashers |
EGOS |
| HUD part |
URBAN |
| Incendiary jelly |
NAPALM |
| Innocents 'in the woods' |
BABES |
