| Missouri baby carriers? |
SAINTLOUISPRAMS |
| Nantes's river |
LOIRE |
| Niger neighbor |
BENIN |
| Noted traitor |
ARNOLD |
| Numerical suffix |
TEEN |
| Ordnance supplier |
ARMER |
| Out of whack |
AMISS |
| Pandora's boxful |
ILLS |
| Part of a punch ballot |
CHAD |
| Part of spring in France |
MAI |
| Pioneering 1940's computer |
ENIAC |
| Place for pins |
ETUI |
| Plantation libations |
JULEPS |
| Pope's writings |
POEMS |
| Porkpie feature |
BRIM |
| Queens's ___ Stadium |
ASHE |
| Raconteur's offering |
TALE |
| Result of an oil surplus? |
ACNE |
| Roly-poly |
PLUMP |
| Scuttle filler |
COAL |
| See 13-Down |
JOB |
| Sierra ___ |
LEONE |
| Sight along the Mississippi |
LEVEE |
| Skater's figure |
EIGHT |
| Sleep disturbance |
SNORE |
| Some are inert |
GASES |
| Some are shockers |
EELS |
| Squelch |
STIFLE |
| Take a powder |
SCRAM |
| This puzzle's theme |
ADDAP |
| Traffic sign |
YIELD |
| Urbane |
SUAVE |
| Varnish ingredient |
LAC |
| W. C. Fields persona |
LUSH |
| What 'that' ain't |
HAY |
| With 44-Across, handyman's task |
ODD |
| Work, in a way |
KNEAD |
| Working away |
ATIT |
| ___-devil |
SHE |