| Last leg of a race |
HOMESTRETCH |
| Letters under a 4 |
GHI |
| Look that may be accompanied by a smirk |
LEER |
| Modern Roman, e.g.: Abbr. |
ITAL |
| Monopoly, for one |
BOARDGAME |
| Nice season? |
ETE |
| Not bright at all |
DRAB |
| Number-guessing fund-raiser |
LOTTO |
| Old hat |
STALE |
| Ole Miss rival |
BAMA |
| Oodles |
ALOT |
| Out of practice |
RUSTY |
| Overseas news-gatherers |
FOREIGNPRESS |
| Paris's __ la Paix |
RUEDE |
| Place for a béret |
TETE |
| Plane or sander |
TOOL |
| Plug-and-play PC port |
USB |
| Porthos, to Athos |
AMI |
| PR specialists, and a word associated with the ends of 20-, 27-, 49- and 59-Across |
REPS |
| Rain more gently |
LETUP |
| Rectangular computer key |
ENTER |
| Remove from the videotape |
ERASE |
| Risky business, briefly |
SPEC |
| Rose feature |
THORN |
| Run or ruin |
DASH |
| Serious |
SOLEMN |
| Sheltered Greek walkway |
STOA |
| Shopping news |
SALE |
| Snail mail need |
STAMP |
| Steady fellow |
BEAU |
| Stuff (into) |
CRAM |
| Take badly? |
STEAL |
| They're drawn in tubs |
BATHS |
| Times spent in prison or in office |
TERMS |
| Trapper's gear |
SNARE |
| Turning point |
PIVOT |
| Unpaid loan, e.g. |
DEBT |
| Very little, in slang |
DIDDLYSQUAT |
| Wine taster's guesstimate |
YEAR |
