| Literary girl in Paris and Moscow |
ELOISE |
| Loses firmness |
SAGS |
| Merriment |
MIRTH |
| Metal holders? |
ORES |
| Net-touching serve |
LET |
| Nouveau-Mexique or Dakota du Nord |
ETAT |
| Numbered rd |
RTE |
| Of earlier vintage |
OLDER |
| One may sublet |
RENTER |
| Org. at JFK |
TSA |
| Penn of "Designated Survivor" |
KAL |
| Person experiencing memory loss |
AMNESIAC |
| Personal question? |
WHO |
| Pigeon tail? |
TOED |
| Pithy sayings |
ADAGES |
| Prenatal nourishment source |
PLACENTA |
| Preschoolers |
TOTS |
| Prestigious British address? |
SIR |
| Received top billing (in) |
STARRED |
| See 58-Across |
NIGHTSDREAM |
| Sends a text, briefly |
IMS |
| Setup for a smash, maybe |
LOB |
| Short work with arias |
OPERETTA |
| Shrimp relative |
PRAWN |
| Skin used for some traditional Native American clothing |
COWHIDE |
| Small excerpt |
SNIPPET |
| Sturdy tree |
ELM |
| Subj. with opportunity costs |
ECON |
| Testy mood |
SNIT |
| They often hang out at garage sales |
TAGS |
| Those with Ph.D.s from MIT, say |
ALUMS |
| Transport vehicle |
SEMI |
| TV schedule divisions: Abbr |
HRS |
| Water source |
TAP |
| Where to find many small cones |
RETINA |
| With 62-Across, Shakespeare play with the characters found at the ends of 17-, 19- and 36-Across |
AMIDSUMMER |
| Ziti and others |
PASTAS |
| ___ and haws |
HEMS |
