| "Denver" diner dish |
OMELET |
| "Final Fantasy" and others, briefly |
RPGS |
| "Sure, sure" |
YEAHOK |
| Accepting customers |
OPEN |
| Album track |
SONG |
| And others, in a bibliography |
ETALIA |
| Avoids a dodgeball |
DUCKS |
| Bathroom, in Birmingham |
LOO |
| Bearded antelope |
GNU |
| Becomes solid |
SETS |
| Big heart? |
ACE |
| Blocky blokes? |
LEGOMEN |
| Cake and Blondie |
BANDS |
| Carnival game represented in this puzzle |
WHACKAMOLE |
| Cartoon fawn |
BAMBI |
| Certain upscale notebooks |
MOLESKINES |
| Children's book that opens with "UP PUP Pup is up" |
HOPONPOP |
| Chin dimple |
CLEFT |
| Chore |
TASK |
| Clickable text |
LINK |
| Commotion |
ADO |
| Component of a teacher's interview (... includes part of 28-Down) |
DEESSON |
| Cooled with cubes |
ICED |
| Dawn on |
OCCURTO |
| Detroit Lions' org |
NFL |
| Didn't get the ___ |
MEMO |
| Dirty looks |
SCOWLS |
| Due date |
DEADLINE |
| E.R. worker |
LPN |
| Eastern "way" |
TAO |
| Either lead spy in "The Americans" (... includes part of 38-Down) |
KGBE |
| First-year J.D. student |
ONEL |
| Flat-faced pooch |
PUG |
| Font flourish |
SERIF |
| Genetic matter that Rosalind Franklin studied (Hint: This answer includes part of 4-Down) |
DNAECULE |
| Glum |
SAD |
| Golfer's benchmark |
PAR |
| Great distress |
MISERY |
