| It may be dominant or recessive |
TRAIT |
| It's company, it's said |
TWO |
| It's corny and one of 50 |
IOWA |
| It's tied at the altar |
KNOT |
| Key who draws ''Hazel'' |
TED |
| Kind of belly |
BEER |
| Kind of bookstore |
USED |
| Kind of degree |
NTH |
| Kind of wind |
ILL |
| Like a judge, proverbially |
SOBER |
| Middle of quip |
DIDNTUNDERSTAND |
| More bizarre |
ODDER |
| Noted Ustinov portrayal |
NERO |
| On the level? |
EVEN |
| Once more, in Dogpatch |
AGIN |
| Opposite of 37-Down's solution |
NEW |
| Ponders |
MULLS |
| Powerful mite |
ATOM |
| Presidential candidate in 1996 |
DOLE |
| Provide financial backing |
ENDOW |
| Ralph Kramden's better half |
ALICE |
| Real estate magnate Helmsley |
LEONA |
| River to the Mississippi |
OHIO |
| Schnozzola |
NOSE |
| Senile one |
COOT |
| Silvery-gray |
ASH |
| Start of a quip |
HEWHOLAUGHSLAST |
| Streaks in marble |
VEINS |
| Stuart or Bush |
JEB |
| Supportive assistant |
AIDE |
| Tea garnish |
LEMON |
| Tennis great Edberg |
STEFAN |
| The ''V'' in VHF |
VERY |
| Town near Bangor |
ORONO |
| Type of dental-school exam? |
ORAL |
| Velvet |
VELURE |
| Word with bend or jerk |
KNEE |
| Word with code or rug |
AREA |
| Word with litmus or taste |
TEST |
| Word with movie or opera |
GOER |