| Like whiteboards |
DRYERASE |
| Los Angeles's ___ College of Art and Design |
OTIS |
| Minor quarrel |
SPAT |
| Nevertheless, informally |
THO |
| Nick who starred in 'Teachers' in 1984 |
NOLTE |
| Not quite right |
AMISS |
| Oblong pasta-sauce ingredient |
ROMATOMATO |
| Obtuse |
THICK |
| Part of A.D |
ANNO |
| Pickup artist's expression, often |
LEER |
| Place to 'park' |
LOVERSLANE |
| Popular rec centers |
YMCAS |
| Progress effortlessly (through) |
SAIL |
| Railroad closest to Boardwalk in Monopoly |
SHORTLINE |
| Response to a masseur |
AAH |
| Russian river to the Gulf of Finland |
NEVA |
| Salon treatments, briefly |
MANIS |
| Sch. whose three initials have longer abbreviated forms hidden in 20, 37 and 54 Across |
MIT |
| Shot in the arm, say |
DOSE |
| Sites for fish ladders |
DAMS |
| Snap |
PHOTO |
| Source of warmth in the winter, perhaps |
CHRISTMASSPIRIT |
| Spanakopita cheese |
FETA |
| Stir up |
ROIL |
| Tea brand formerly owned by Starbucks |
TAZO |
| They may be prepared bénédictine |
OEUFS |
| Tubular chocolate treat |
HOHO |
| Two-masted vessels |
KETCHES |
| Valuable rocks |
ORES |
| Verbalizes one's delight, in a way |
OOHS |
| Waiting in readiness |
ONICE |
| Water feeding a lake, say |
INFLOW |
| Welsh crossover singer with the album 'Tissues and Issues' |
CHARLOTTECHURCH |
| When Rosencrantz and Guildenstern first appear in 'Hamlet' |
ACTII |
| Word before primaire or secondaire |
ECOLE |
| [Bo-o-oring!] |
SNORE |
