| Kentucky college town |
BEREA |
| Klingon aboard the Enterprise |
WORF |
| Letters on an invitation |
BYOB |
| Like Don Quixote |
MAD |
| Like movies shown on TV, often |
RECUT |
| Likely |
APT |
| London's ___ Park |
HYDE |
| Loses traction |
SKIDS |
| Louis Malle's 'My Dinner With ___' |
ANDRE |
| Measure of econ. health |
GNP |
| Mining area |
PIT |
| Minnesota ___ |
FATS |
| More dispiriting |
DREARIER |
| Name chosen by thirteen popes |
LEO |
| O. Henry title ender |
MAGI |
| One tossed into a fountain |
CENT |
| Pan Am competitor |
USAIR |
| Plants studied by Mendel |
PEAS |
| Polar explorer John |
RAE |
| Portrayer of TV's Clampett |
EBSEN |
| Pour forth |
GUSH |
| Proctor's instruction |
START |
| Professional alliance |
GUILD |
| Railroad stop: abbr |
STA |
| Ready to go |
ALLSET |
| Robert's 'Water for Elephants' co-star |
REESE |
| Roy Lichtenstein, for one |
POPARTIST |
| Sneaker part |
TOE |
| Spring-fed confection |
PEZ |
| Stippled steed |
ROAN |
| Subject of two Goya paintings |
MAJA |
| Suffix with acro- or xeno- |
PHOBE |
| Temple of Vesta location |
THEFORUM |
| Traffic reporter, of a sort |
CBER |
| Widespread PD alert |
APB |
| Wise oldster |
GRAYBEARD |
| Yemeni or Omani, often |
ARAB |
| ___ & Eddie (pop music duo) |
FLO |