| Humanitarian Wallenberg |
RAOUL |
| It helps you focus |
LENS |
| Jazz great who took his name from Egyptian mythology |
SUNRA |
| Kind of wave |
SINE |
| Like cars at Consumer Reports |
ROADTESTED |
| Like zero |
OVAL |
| Lines on a park map |
PATHS |
| Little pointer |
PUP |
| Little something put away for later |
NESTEGG |
| Lock |
TRESS |
| Need to play, say |
ANTE |
| Not experience the same difficulties as others |
HAVEITEASY |
| Off-menu offering |
SPECIAL |
| One of the top things on a to-do list |
ACTIONITEM |
| Oscar-nominated director of 'Network' and 'Dog Day Afternoon' |
LUMET |
| Record kept for travel reimbursement |
MILEAGELOG |
| Ref. work in which the verb 'set' has a 60,000-word entry |
OED |
| Saucy ones |
SNIPS |
| Seating request |
LOGE |
| Seller of Halloween costumes, perhaps |
POPUPSTORE |
| Senior moment? |
PROMNIGHT |
| Series of tweets |
BIRDSONG |
| Series of tweets |
THREAD |
| Show tiredness |
NOD |
| Skilled at dodging |
CAGEY |
| Some R.S.V.P.s |
YESES |
| Statues of mermaids, typically |
NUDES |
| Supersmall, futuristic medical device |
NANOBOT |
| Take a turn |
SPIN |
| Texas A&M athlete |
AGGIE |
| Transportation option in Philadelphia and Seattle |
TROLLEYBUS |
| Trojan War participant |
ARES |
| What a pane! |
SHEETGLASS |
| When 'S.N.L.' ends on the East Coast |
ATONE |
| Word after 'take a' or 'take the' |
STAND |
| Writer nicknamed the 'Playwright of the Midwest' |
INGE |
