| Hubbub |
ROAR |
| Insubstantial |
FROTHY |
| It may be found near a drain |
EDDY |
| Landlocked Muslim land |
MALI |
| Like some friends |
FAST |
| Liqueur reputedly named for a noblewoman's chambermaid |
TIAMARIA |
| Local operation? |
UNIONSHOP |
| Lopsided |
WRY |
| Low finish? |
SHOESHINE |
| Mississippi river named by La Salle |
YAZOO |
| Music genre of the English Beat and the Specials |
SKA |
| Not at all fair |
STORMY |
| Not likely to go with the flow |
ATANCHOR |
| Partygoer |
GUEST |
| Peter who wrote 'Underboss' |
MAAS |
| Racket |
CLATTER |
| Ready to move |
SALABLE |
| Reluctantly accept |
GIVEWAYTO |
| Remark from a draft dodger? |
BRRR |
| Reshape |
MODIFY |
| See 55-Across |
HART |
| Selfish |
MEFIRST |
| Single shot |
PELLET |
| Sink |
SET |
| Squarely |
SPANG |
| Strauss heroine from classical myth |
ARIADNE |
| The first complete navigation of the Amazon was in search of this |
ELDORADO |
| The Who's 'Live at ___,' 1970 double-platinum album |
LEEDS |
| Wall-plastering material |
LOAM |
| Well-armed predators? |
OCTOPI |
| West Coast N.F.L.'er |
NINER |
| Where Aldous Huxley taught George Orwell |
ETON |
| With 52-Across, lead female role in TV's 'Peter Gunn' |
EDIE |
| World capital at the foot of Mount Vitosha |
SOFIA |
| ___ blue, color named after a first daughter |
ALICE |
