| 'Exodus' protagonist |
ARI |
| 'Get it?' |
SEE |
| 'Hamlet' setting |
ELSINORE |
| 'I understand' |
ROGER |
| 'It's a Wonderful Life' role |
CLARENCE |
| '___ not fight' |
LETS |
| 15-ball cluster |
RACK |
| 1960's refugee haven |
MIAMI |
| 1965 book by Sylvia Plath |
ARIEL |
| Again and again? |
TRIPLY |
| Alarm bell |
TOCSIN |
| Alaska Peninsula native |
ALEUT |
| Angry outburst |
DAMN |
| Appropriate |
STEAL |
| Arctic cover |
ICESHEET |
| Back again |
REBORN |
| Bad looks |
LEERS |
| Befuddled |
ATSEA |
| Began |
AROSE |
| Blocks |
BARS |
| Camelhair color |
TAN |
| Captain's org. |
USN |
| Carefree outing |
LARK |
| Careful study of an old record collection? |
VINYLANALYSIS |
| Climax |
ACME |
| Common consent |
NOD |
| Commonly |
ALOT |
| Complete, informally |
THORO |
| Cooke on TV |
ALISTAIR |
| Dance with a sliding step |
MERENGUE |
| Department store founder |
MACY |
| Depend (on) |
RELY |
| Die |
CUBE |
| Dilutes |
THINS |
| Director Lumet |
SIDNEY |
| Dismaying realization at a bank that's just been robbed? |
NOVAULTINSURANCE |
| Doubly disgusting? |
RANKANDVILE |
| Ending with fool or ghoul |
ISH |
| Europe's longest river |
VOLGA |
| Express letters? |
ASAP |
| First elected member at Cooperstown |
TYCOBB |
| Fowl |
HENS |
| Fruits of one's labor |
REWARDS |
| Gave one's seat to, say |
MOONED |
| Going-away request |
WRITE |
| Grimm child |
GRETEL |
| Group with the 1997 #1 hit 'MMMBop' |
HANSON |
| Habitual drunkard |
ROUNDER |
| Hard-wired |
INNATE |
| Helper |
CUE |
| High flier |
SST |
| Indignation |
IRE |
| Ingredient in skin moisturizers |
GLYCEROL |
| It may require several drafts |
GLIDER |
| It's a relief |
ONLAY |
| It's in the spring |
WATER |
| It's silent in honor |
AITCH |
| James of 'The Godfather' |
CAAN |
| Japanese leader Hirobumi ___ |
ITO |
| Kennedy posting: Abbr. |
ETA |
| Kickoff need |
TEE |
| Korean money |
WON |
| Largest of seven |
ASIA |
| Lemony, e.g. |
TART |
| Like some job training |
ONSITE |
| Low-___ |
TAR |
| Lymphocyte found in marrow |
BCELL |
| Make known |
AIR |
| Middle-schooler, maybe |
TEEN |
