| Get-up-and-go |
PEP |
| Greek fast food |
GYROS |
| Hardly hidden |
OVERT |
| Hemingway title word |
SEA |
| House opening? |
PENT |
| How you go when you lose it? |
APE |
| Irises' kin, for short |
GLADS |
| It cannot be returned |
ACE |
| Jai alai |
PELOTA |
| League with Dartmouth and Cornell |
IVY |
| Like some bedfellows |
STRANGE |
| Not guilty, e.g. |
PLEA |
| Not perfect circles |
OVALS |
| One way to fill an opening |
HIRE |
| One-third of a WWII film title |
TORA |
| Oscar winner Benicio ___ Toro |
DEL |
| Person familiar with dudes? |
RANCHMAN |
| Practice one's blows |
SPAR |
| Prefix meaning "on the left" |
LEVO |
| Secluded clearings |
GLENS |
| Sheets of cotton |
BATTS |
| Sherlock Holmes portrayer Rathbone |
BASIL |
| Slender-necked swimmer |
SWAN |
| Stationery measure |
REAM |
| Strongly opposed (to) |
AVERSE |
| Styx and the Stones |
BANDS |
| Suffer, as from the flu |
AIL |
| Supreme Court justices, e.g. |
ENNEAD |
| Surgically bind |
LIGATE |
| Sweat-and-soak site |
SPA |
| Thanksgiving tuber |
YAM |
| They're brilliant (Var.) |
GENII |
| Think hard, as during a test |
TRYTOREMEMBER |
| Type of common card |
DEBIT |
| Use a guillotine |
BEHEAD |
| War room fixtures |
MAPS |
| Wealthy men |
NABOBS |
| What the extremely gullible do |
BELIEVEANYTHING |
| You can shake it or break it |
LEG |