| Left over |
TOSPARE |
| Little beef |
NIT |
| Lobster claw |
CHELA |
| Maroon |
ISOLATE |
| Means of seeing the big picture? |
IMAX |
| Melodic subject, in music |
TEMA |
| Merchant selling records |
NATALIE |
| More likely to blow up |
SORER |
| Nanny ___ |
CAM |
| Narrow, in a way |
ONELANE |
| Occasions to close up shop |
SIESTAS |
| One might show up in a casino |
LEMON |
| One of 13 religious leaders |
POPELEO |
| Potential pond poisoner |
ALGAE |
| Results of 'Unsolved Mysteries' airings |
LEADS |
| See 53-Down |
PISA |
| Seminal mystery of 1887 |
ASTUDYINSCARLET |
| Slowly scored? |
ANDANTE |
| Starting point? |
EDEN |
| Stay in shape |
KEEPFIT |
| Succession starter |
PARTONE |
| Support: Var. |
INDORSE |
| Symbol of electromotive force |
EPSILON |
| Take the wrong way? |
PIRATE |
| Tarry for a bit |
STOPOFF |
| Thing that may appear to be symmetrical but isn't ... like this puzzle's grid |
OPTICALILLUSION |
| Tolstoy's Vronsky |
ALEXEI |
| Topper |
LID |
| TV's Francis and others |
ARLENES |
| Venom |
SPITE |
| Was jerky |
SPASMED |
| Work on a grand scale |
OPERA |
| World's most active volcano |
KILAUEA |
| ___-être (perhaps, to Pierre) |
PEUT |
