| Man Ray's art |
DADA |
| Match a bet |
CALL |
| Meeters on the q.t |
TRYSTERS |
| New wings, often |
ELLS |
| Not lumpy |
EVEN |
| Nudged rudely |
ELBOWED |
| Ones holding power |
INS |
| Oscar winner Malek |
RAMI |
| Pilsner or porter |
BEER |
| Pitchfork part |
PRONG |
| Place for a tire change |
PIT |
| Play a fife, say |
TOOTLE |
| Punished with a switch |
CANED |
| Puts on cloud nine |
SENDS |
| Rhodes of Rhodesia |
CECIL |
| River of Orsk |
URAL |
| River of Tours |
LOIRE |
| Rock's Fleetwood ___ |
MAC |
| Rotunda resting place |
BIER |
| Saddler's tool |
AWL |
| Sandusky's lake |
ERIE |
| Scratch, in a way |
CANCEL |
| See 14-Across |
ANON |
| Skilled at deception |
SLY |
| Speakeasy owner's fear |
RAID |
| Speaks with a forked tongue |
LIES |
| St. ___ fire (luminous discharge) |
ELMOS |
| Stiff, as writing |
STILTED |
| Summoned, as a butler |
RANG |
| Talk-radio worker |
SCREENER |
| Tot's basics |
ABCS |
| Tramp's love |
LADY |
| Treasury Department unit once located in 16- and 55-Across and 15- and 28-Down |
MINT |
| Trumpeter Al from 55-Across |
HIRT |
| Velvety leather |
SUEDE |
| Whom Moe called 'Porcupine' |
LARRY |
| With 'and' and 18-Across, 'on occasion' |
EVER |
| Zero, in soccer |
NIL |
| ___ Paul guitars |
LES |
