| Like some blood |
ABPOSITIVE |
| Many a cell product |
PIC |
| Melodic passages |
ARIOSI |
| Mennonites and others |
SECTS |
| More likely to go off |
SORER |
| N.Y.C. commuting debut of 1904 |
IRT |
| NC-17, maybe |
LEWD |
| Novel |
NEWFANGLED |
| Novelist Bazin |
RENE |
| One active in the heat? |
RACER |
| One may provide passage |
RITE |
| One passed out on New Year's Eve |
NOISEMAKER |
| Origins |
GENESES |
| Overpower |
WHELM |
| Oyster Bay hamlet |
SYOSSET |
| Part of une danse |
PAS |
| Plural suffix for conditions |
OSES |
| Pre-Soviet succession |
TSARS |
| Quito-to-Lima dir |
SSE |
| Ranee's wear |
SAREE |
| Singer of the 2011 #1 hit 'Someone Like You' |
ADELE |
| Sound that a muzzle muffles |
ARF |
| Stage Deli staple |
HOTPASTRAMI |
| Staggers |
DAZES |
| Stephen King's next novel after 'Christine' |
PETSEMATARY |
| The idiot brother in 'Our Idiot Brother' |
NED |
| They can answer the question 'Who's your daddy?' |
DNATESTS |
| They have job listings |
RESUMES |
| Throws together |
RIGSUP |
| Turner Prize institution |
TATE |
| Two-wheeled carriage |
SHAY |
| Volstead Act opponents |
WETS |
| What many fans generate |
EXCITEMENT |
| Writer who held 14 honorary doctorates |
ISAACASIMOV |
| ___ Line (German/Polish border) |
ODERNEISSE |
