| Noted one-horse town? |
TROY |
| Offensive-smelling |
FETID |
| One left holding the bag |
TOTER |
| One way to form a union |
ELOPE |
| Palindromic relative nickname |
SIS |
| Paper, in a spitball battle |
AMMO |
| Pertaining to hearing |
OTIC |
| Pint, inch or second |
UNIT |
| Poker chip-in |
ANTE |
| Preside over |
CHAIR |
| Privacy-protected (as an estate) |
GATED |
| Propagated |
BRED |
| Provide with a coating |
ENROBE |
| Pulling no punches |
BRUTAL |
| Relative of 30-Across |
BRO |
| Royal title |
EARL |
| Rural byway |
LANE |
| Scandinavian capital |
OSLO |
| Sing "Bye Bye Birdie," e.g. |
ALLITERATE |
| Singing part |
ALTO |
| Slight in structure |
SLIM |
| Smallest postage hike |
CENT |
| Some lay it on thick |
MAYO |
| Sound from a jam |
TOOT |
| Southwest land feature |
MESA |
| Sweet, rich wine |
TOKAY |
| The Planet's strongest man |
KENT |
| Transports by truck |
HAULS |
| Try to induce an encore |
CLAP |
| Undeniable |
TRUE |
| Unit of energy |
ERG |
| Voting coalition |
BLOC |
| Walnut, but not peanut |
TREE |
| What a mob accountant does |
LAUNDERTHEMONEY |
| What to call the barber of Seville |
SENOR |
| Willing to try anything |
GAME |
| You may lend it to someone |
HAND |
| ___-do-well |
NEER |