| 'Right away, chief!' |
ONIT |
| 'Sim,' in Brazil |
YES |
| 'Those who can' |
DOERS |
| '___ asking?' |
WHOS |
| *Able to endure difficult conditions |
LAUREL |
| *Acronym of talks |
BILL |
| *Bank employee |
PENN |
| *China problem |
DALE |
| *Hill's partner |
CHIP |
| *Kind of wreath |
HARDY |
| *Philadelphia university, familiarly |
TELLER |
| *Unwelcome bit of mail |
TED |
| Advantageous kind of position |
POLE |
| Alarm |
SCARE |
| Apostate |
RENEGADE |
| Bananagrams pieces |
TILES |
| Basslike |
DEEP |
| Bird spotted in eastern Samoa? |
MOA |
| Black: It |
NERO |
| Booty |
SPOILS |
| Bravo in the movies? |
RIO |
| Bygone city in present-day Iraq, once the world's most populous |
NINEVEH |
| Cafeteria array |
TRAYS |
| Classic 1983 comedy ... or a hint to what the answers to four pairs of starred clues are doing |
TRADINGPLACES |
| Colorful analogy, perhaps |
SIMILE |
| Comfy lodgings |
INNS |
| Common subject of a stress dream |
TEST |
| Complete |
ENTIRE |
| Cowboy, sometimes |
ROPER |
| Date |
SEE |
| Drop-___ |
INS |
| Ere |
AFORE |
| Family nickname |
SIS |
| Fire ___ |
ANT |
| Fruits you might aptly buy in twos? |
PEARS |
| Gas for a tank |
PROPANE |
| Green movement? |
PUTT |
| High point, of a sort |
STEEPLE |
| Hit off the end of the club, in golf lingo |
TOED |
