| More revolting |
ICKIER |
| Name that means "cool breeze" in Hawaiian |
KEANU |
| One of Nixon's vices? |
AGNEW |
| Outlet store abbr. |
IRR |
| Parliament vote |
NAY |
| Pedicure stone |
PUMICE |
| Perfectly |
TOAT |
| Pile |
HEAP |
| Pitchfork parts |
TINES |
| Popular street name |
ELM |
| Priest's vestment |
ALB |
| Ring jinglers |
KEYS |
| Runs the show |
REIGNS |
| Sask. neighbor |
NDAK |
| Sawbones |
DOC |
| See 10-Across |
AGIRL |
| See 38-Across |
JUICE |
| Set of principles |
CREDO |
| Shower head, maybe |
METEOR |
| Snacks for an all-nighter? |
CRAMCRACKERS |
| Something to pick |
NIT |
| Spa offering |
SAUNA |
| Spot for un chapeau |
TETE |
| Stir |
ROUSE |
| Stratum |
TIER |
| Sugar suffix |
OSE |
| Sundance entry, usually |
INDIE |
| Surprisingly, the Rays don't play there |
TAMPA |
| Thwart the re-election bid of |
UNSEAT |
| Uttar Pradesh tourist city |
AGRA |
| Weather forecast word |
PATCHY |
| Weather map line |
ISOBAR |
| Western |
OATER |
| William Browne's "Awake, faire Muse," e.g. |
ODE |
| With "The," city with a lake called the Hofvijver at its center |
HAGUE |
| With 13-Across, coming-out phrase? |
ITS |
| With 41-Across, pancake-flavored drink? |
CREPE |
| __ vez: Spaniard's "again" |
OTRA |
| __-Cuban music |
AFRO |
