| “I’ll take another card, please” |
HITME |
| “Just kidding!” |
PSYCH |
| “Moonlight” actor Mahershala |
ALI |
| “Where ___ my manners?” |
ARE |
| “Which of these do you prefer?” |
THISORTHAT |
| “___ go bragh!” |
ERIN |
| “___ tree falls in the forest...” |
IFA |
| Add glitter to, say |
ADORN |
| Amount that’s not exorbitant |
FAIRPRICE |
| Anna’s sister in “Frozen” |
ELSA |
| Asian drink made from fermented mare’s milk |
KUMISS |
| Average income group, and a hint to hidden words in 18-, 24-, 40- and 52-Across |
MIDDLECLASS |
| Before, in poems |
ERE |
| Big name in casual shirts |
IZOD |
| Bowling ball target |
PIN |
| British baby buggies |
PRAMS |
| Cake workers |
ICERS |
| California city known for its wineries |
SANTAROSA |
| Command to a retriever |
FETCH |
| Computer support whiz |
ITPRO |
| Considerable amount of money, so to speak |
PRETTYPENNY |
| Cries loudly |
SOBS |
| Cry of discovery |
AHA |
| Cunning |
SLY |
| Diner table fixture |
NAPKINDISPENSER |
| Documentary filmmaker Burns |
KEN |
| Dollar fractions: Abbr |
CTS |
| Egypt’s ___ Canal |
SUEZ |
| Emergency transmission |
SOS |
| Fables author |
AESOP |
| Fill in Vegas lights |
NEON |
| Fill one’s tank |
GASUP |
| Finish |
END |
| Fitting |
APT |
| Font flourish |
SERIF |
| Free (of) |
RID |
| Game played with long mallets |
POLO |
| Gore and Pacino |
ALS |
| Group of like-minded voters |
BLOC |
