| Gardeners' tubes |
HOSES |
| Gets in shape? |
MOLDS |
| Home to the New York State Museum |
ALBANY |
| Laundry unit |
LOAD |
| Liberate |
FREE |
| Like a used firepit |
ASHY |
| Long-lasting 'do |
PERM |
| Make amends |
ATONE |
| Many dogs bark at him |
MAILMAN |
| Mathematician Zuber Falconer or singer James |
ETTA |
| Muppet who had a Twitter beef with a rock |
ELMO |
| Not closed |
OPEN |
| Not quite closed |
AJAR |
| Oil holder? |
EASEL |
| Oscar winner for "Norma Rae" |
SALLYFIELD |
| Overtake in a race |
PASS |
| Part of a choral ensemble? |
ROBE |
| Queues, or some cues |
LINES |
| Really irked |
ATEAT |
| Recruits through pressure |
ROPESIN |
| Research facilities |
LABS |
| River spanned by the Pont de Normandie |
SEINE |
| Self-referential |
META |
| Silly |
INANE |
| Soar, say |
FLY |
| Soft shoe, for short |
MOC |
| Some TV shows from Seoul's country, informally |
KDRAMAS |
| Spill the tea, say |
BLAB |
| Step between landings |
STAIR |
| Stop, drop and ___ |
ROLL |
| Suspend, as Christmas lights |
HANG |
| Thus |
ERGO |
| Tiny pest |
MITE |
| Two cubed |
EIGHT |
| Very funny people |
RIOTS |
| Was in first place |
LED |
| Word after "fine" or "folk" |
ART |
| ___ chicken (spicy, stir-fried dish) |
KUNGPAO |
