| J.F.K. or L.B.J.: Abbr |
INITS |
| Keatsian, e.g |
ODIC |
| Less mannerly |
RUDER |
| Like a triangle with unequal sides |
SCALENE |
| Looked shocked, maybe |
GAPED |
| Many wedding guests |
KIN |
| Meager |
SCANT |
| Michael ___ Dyson, author on race, politics and culture |
ERIC |
| Mother ___ |
TERESA |
| Mulligan, in golf |
REDO |
| Nickname for Angel Stadium, with 'the' |
BIGA |
| Not much |
ABIT |
| One-in-a-million save, say |
MIRACLE |
| Poplar variety |
ASPEN |
| Proscription |
BAN |
| QB-turned-football exec John |
ELWAY |
| Repeated cry from Richard III, in Shakespeare |
AHORSE |
| School with the motto 'Lux et veritas' |
YALE |
| See 31-Down |
ALL |
| Sheik ... or his mount |
ARAB |
| Showy neckwear |
BOA |
| Showy neckwear |
LEI |
| Singing syllable |
TRA |
| Smidge |
IOTA |
| Some mixed martial arts grips |
CHOKEHOLDS |
| Sort |
ILK |
| Spice added to apple cider |
CLOVE |
| Structures in some old town squares |
CLOCKTOWERS |
| Symbol of control |
REIN |
| Tiny inheritance? |
GENE |
| TV pundit Navarro |
ANA |
| Upstate New York area where 63-Across was held |
THECATSKILLS |
| Very long time |
AEON |
| Wall St. pro |
ARB |
| West Coast city with a popular pier |
SANTAMONICA |
| What opposites may do |
ATTRACT |
| With 45-Across, low draw in soccer |
ONE |
| Wood shaper |
ADZE |
| Yell with an accent |
OLE |
| ___ Office |
OVAL |
