| 'Do the Right Thing' pizzeria |
SALS |
| 'Is that ___?' |
ANO |
| 'Psycho' psycho |
NORMAN |
| 'Really? Wow!' |
IHADNOIDEA |
| 'Thanks, Captain Obvious' |
DUH |
| 'Was ___ blame?' |
ITO |
| 5/15, e.g |
IDES |
| Act crabby? |
SIDLE |
| Article in a French newspaper |
LES |
| Blowout |
FETE |
| Buffalo ___ |
WING |
| Dealing with technical details, say |
INTHEWEEDS |
| Do-over |
LET |
| Down times? |
SUNSETS |
| Dressing option |
ITALIAN |
| Driver in Hollywood |
ADAM |
| Film technique that accommodates wide- and full-screen display |
OPENMATTE |
| First name in gossip |
RONA |
| Follower of many state names |
EDU |
| Get around |
SKIRT |
| Giant mfr. of industrial machinery |
ITT |
| Hawaiian chorus |
ALOHAS |
| Herbal infusions |
TISANES |
| Home of the largest street fair in North America |
TORONTO |
| Hurting |
INPAIN |
| Improbable orders for oenophiles |
HOUSEWINES |
| Infiltrates |
SEEPS |
| It may be taken for dramatic effect |
LONGPAUSE |
| Item to pack for a trip abroad |
ADAPTER |
| Jacques Cousteau's milieu |
SEA |
| Journalist Swisher |
KARA |
| Kind of cake with layers of coffee and chocolate |
OPERA |
| Letter after upsilon |
PHI |
| Like households with stay-at-home spouses, typically |
ONEINCOME |
| Like many spiral notebooks |
RULED |
| Like the milk in café au lait, sometimes |
SCALDED |
