| "Carmen," for one |
OPERA |
| "Toreador en Garde," from 63-Across |
ARIA |
| "___ from Muskogee" |
OKIE |
| American saint |
SETON |
| Aphid farmers |
ANTS |
| Arrive in the pit |
STOP |
| Assembly line setting |
PLANT |
| Author Wister of "The Virginian" |
OWEN |
| Banned refrigerant |
FREON |
| Big name on the TV |
RCA |
| Biotech material |
DNA |
| Book by Moses |
EXODUS |
| Brief age of innocence? |
APASSINGINFANCY |
| Capone's nemesis |
NESS |
| Cash injection for the atomic energy industry? |
NUCLEARINFUSION |
| Change the motif |
REDO |
| Chills in the tropics? |
AGUE |
| Consent measure |
AGE |
| Container at Oktoberfest |
STEIN |
| Downsized sofa |
LOVESEAT |
| Ekberg of "La Dolce Vita" |
ANITA |
| Excessively enthusiastic |
GAGA |
| Exemplar of might |
OAK |
| First name of the "First Lady of Song" |
ELLA |
| Frequently, poetically |
OFT |
| Garth Brooks' hometown |
TULSA |
| Golden calf, for one |
IDOL |
| Got a bellyful |
ATE |
| Half of a griffin |
LION |
| Haraldsson of Norse history |
OLAV |
| It can be big, bright, good or bad |
IDEA |
| Itty-bitty screecher |
OWLET |
| Let it stand |
STET |
| Load to bear |
ONUS |
| Logical statement? |
INVOICEOFREASON |
| Lowly hounds |
CURS |
| Mammals able to groom their ears with their tongues |
OKAPIS |
| Marge hears this a lot |
DOH |
