| "Amélie" star Audrey |
TAUTOU |
| "Biggest Little City in the World" |
RENO |
| "Despicable Me" orphan |
AGNES |
| "Ick" |
EWW |
| "Interpreter of Maladies" Pulitzer author Jhumpa __ |
LAHIRI |
| "Little Miss Dynamite" Lee |
BRENDA |
| "O, __ fortune's fool!": Romeo |
IAM |
| "Pearly Shells" singer |
DONHO |
| "The Communist Manifesto" co-author |
ENGELS |
| "Yeah, right!" |
IBET |
| Ability of Marvel's Professor X |
ESP |
| Accumulated |
PILEDUP |
| Activity centers |
HUBS |
| Actress Suvari |
MENA |
| Asked for a tuna treat, maybe |
MEOWED |
| Assistant |
AIDE |
| Beatnik address |
DADDYO |
| Being litigated |
ATBAR |
| Blood of the Greek gods |
ICHOR |
| Bobby on ice |
ORR |
| Book of Mormon prophet |
ENOS |
| Bothersome sort |
PEST |
| Brad of "12 Monkeys" |
PITT |
| Bread in a skillet |
PONE |
| Brewery units |
KEGS |
| Broody genre |
EMO |
| Buenos __ |
AIRES |
| Canal site |
EAR |
| Cavalry blade |
SABER |
| Chianti and Bordeaux |
REDS |
| Chief |
LEADER |
| Chinese leader? |
INDO |
| Common doo-wop solo instrument |
SAX |
| Contests that take seconds? |
DUELS |
| Cozy cat seat |
LAP |
| Crafty sort |
FOX |
| Creep (along) |
INCH |
| Crossword title, often |
HINT |
| Did an aria, say |
SOLOED |
| Disagreeable necessities |
ONUSES |
| Dumas' Count de la Fère |
ATHOS |
| Electrical units |
OHMS |
| End of a ball game? |
ALAI |
| Et __ |
ALII |
| Fashion monthly |
ELLE |
| Flustered |
INASTEW |
| Formal "Door's open" |
ENTER |
| Gainsborough's "The Blue Boy" et al |
OILS |
| Galápagos Islands' country |
ECUADOR |
| Gases in some bulbs |
ARGONS |
| Get behind something, maybe |
HIDE |
| Ghanian-born soccer great |
ADU |
| Gold rush animal |
MULE |
| Goldberg who drew complex "machines" |
RUBE |
| Golf club part |
TOE |
| Golfer's "tall stuff" |
ROUGH |
| Got stood up at the café, say |
SATALONE |
| Half a menu fish |
MAHI |
| Hall of Famer Reese |
PEEWEE |
| Handled |
SAWTO |
| Hardy heroine |
TESS |
| High-end camera |
LEICA |
| Housing choice |
CONDO |
| In the past |
AGO |
| iPod and iPad |
APPLES |
| Ish |
SORTA |
| Jack London classic, with "To" |
BUILDAFIRE |
| Katey of "Sons of Anarchy" |
SAGAL |
| Language or people of the central Andes |
AYMARA |
