| Knight, to a damsel |
PROTECTOR |
| Lawyer: Abbr |
ATT |
| Like the bathroom after a hot shower |
STEAMY |
| Loving to bits |
ADORING |
| Missouri river to the Missouri River |
OSAGE |
| Modern sight on many an Indian reservation |
CASINO |
| Morning times, for short |
AMS |
| Mosquito Magnets and flypaper |
INSECTTRAPS |
| Narrow cut |
SLIT |
| Nubby fabric derived from a cocoon |
RAWSILK |
| Old Volkswagen seven-seater |
EUROVAN |
| One of several on a French door |
PANE |
| Opposite of old, in Germany |
NEU |
| Punxsutawney ___ (Groundhog Day celeb) |
PHIL |
| Put into service |
USE |
| Quick summaries |
RECAPS |
| Restaurant chain with syrup dispensers on every table |
IHOP |
| S.&P. 500 listings: Abbr |
COS |
| Second wife, to the hubby's kids |
STEPMOM |
| Sermon server |
PRIEST |
| Shawl or stole |
WRAP |
| Six-foot runner? |
ANT |
| Snack chips made from corn |
FRITOS |
| Source of the headline 'World Death Rate Holding Steady at 100 Percent,' with 'The' |
ONION |
| Spirit of a culture |
ETHOS |
| Top prize in the Juegos Olímpicos |
ORO |
| Tough guys |
THUGS |
| Vital fluid |
SAP |
| Whistles of relief |
WHEWS |
| Wildly |
AMOK |
| Winter forecast |
SNOW |
| Withdrawal's opposite |
DEPOSIT |
| Words from an aspiring fiancé |
MARRYME |
| Working components of an engine ... or what the ends of 18-, 23-, 34- and 47-Across are? |
MOVINGPARTS |
| ___ Club (Costco competitor) |
SAMS |
| ___ von Bismarck |
OTTO |
| ___.com (urban myth debunker) |
SNOPES |
