| "If I Were a Rich Man" singer |
TEVYE |
| "Sonic the Hedgehog" developer |
SEGA |
| Assume a defensive position (and one way to highlight the puzzle theme found in the first and last letter pairs of 17-, 23- and 52-Across) |
CIRCLETHEWAGONS |
| Bambi's aunt |
ENA |
| Bamboozle |
SCAM |
| Bob Marley feature |
DREADS |
| Brooklyn's __ Field |
EBBETS |
| Building shelf |
LEDGE |
| Buried supply |
CACHE |
| Café cup |
TASSE |
| Cavs, on scoreboards |
CLE |
| Cheese or its town |
EDAM |
| Christian surname? |
DIOR |
| Clear |
ERASE |
| Company that uses Pegasus as a symbol |
MOBIL |
| Consignment shop transaction |
RESALE |
| Cuban dance |
RUMBA |
| Deep Throat's org. |
FBI |
| Derby town |
EPSOM |
| Elec. readout |
LCD |
| Ending with play or party |
GOER |
| Feminine suffix |
ENNE |
| Field unit |
EAR |
| Fords with racing stripes |
GTS |
| Frame for Roger Rabbit |
CEL |
| Frat "T" |
TAU |
| Get under control, in a way |
SEDATE |
| Gossipmonger |
YENTA |
| Haka dancers of New Zealand |
MAORI |
| Hard downpour |
HAIL |
| How oaths are taken |
ALOUD |
| Journalist Stewart or Joseph |
ALSOP |
| Kennel double talk? |
ARFARF |
| Knight games |
TILTS |
| Lake plant |
ALGA |
| Like most cardinals |
AVIAN |
| Made a quick stop |
RANIN |
| Madison's foil |
UNGER |
