| Member of a D.C. "Squad" |
AOC |
| Minnesota's St. ___ College |
OLAF |
| Most pleasant |
NICEST |
| Not just a few |
MANY |
| Objects in an Easter hunt |
EGGS |
| Old Glory, for one |
FLAG |
| One who's 18 or older |
ADULT |
| Opening for a coin |
SLOT |
| Otherwise |
ELSE |
| Outdoor party locale |
PATIO |
| Pal of Jerry on "Seinfeld" |
ELAINE |
| Pastime for armchair sports enthusiasts |
FANTASYBASEBALL |
| Popular acne medication |
OXY |
| Primate with no tail |
APE |
| Question to a suspected culprit |
WASITYOU |
| River on which Cleopatra cruised |
NILE |
| Ruler in pre-Communist Russia |
TSAR |
| Run easily |
LOPE |
| Sch. in Fort Worth |
TCU |
| Scottish negative |
NAE |
| Shpeak indishtinctly |
SLUR |
| Sightseeing on wheels |
BUSTOUR |
| Skating leap |
AXEL |
| Spanish or French, but not German |
ROMANCELANGUAGE |
| Speak to a deaf person, in a way |
SIGN |
| Starts up again, as a computer |
REBOOTS |
| Surrealist Magritte |
RENE |
| Talks on and on |
GABS |
| They're paid to play |
PROS |
| Things weighed against benefits |
COSTS |
| Tickle Me Elmo maker, once |
TYCO |
| Toy that goes up slow and comes down fast |
SLED |
| Unidentifiable protein |
MYSTERYMEAT |
| What a grocery scanner scans, for short |
UPC |
| What the start of 17-, 29-, 45- or 61-Across is, in a bookstore |
GENRE |
| When a plane is due in, in brief |
ETA |
| Where inhaled air goes |
LUNG |
| Work by a composer |
OPUS |
