| Man without a country |
NOLAN |
| More appealing, in a way |
SEXIER |
| Neighbor of Ga. |
FLA |
| New Mexico range |
SANDIA |
| Not masc. |
FEM |
| Not quite a ringer |
LEANER |
| Once - lifetime connector |
INA |
| One who might "report to the lobby" as you do |
NAMESAKE |
| Opera with an Egyptian setting |
AIDA |
| Oscar-nominated Queen |
LATIFAH |
| Others in the Sierra Madre |
OTROS |
| Paid, as a bill |
FOOTED |
| Path start |
OSTEO |
| Preminger and Kahn |
OTTOS |
| Prepare to drag |
REV |
| Pt. of speech |
ADV |
| Pulitzer winner Pyle |
ERNIE |
| Retailer Schwarz |
FAO |
| Ring engagement? |
BOUT |
| Sahara rarity |
RAIN |
| Saint and Gabor |
EVAS |
| Site of Northwestern University |
EVANSTON |
| Some Baltic natives |
LETTS |
| Something to chew on |
CUD |
| Suffer somewhat |
AIL |
| Suffix with real, patriot or ideal |
ISM |
| Takes a leisurely bath |
SOAKS |
| The Beatles' "Let ___" |
ITBE |
| They can be fine-tuned |
TVSETS |
| They're found in churches and supermarkets |
AISLES |
| Unlock, to Locke |
OPE |
| Vegetable container |
PEAPOD |
| Villains in a Hitchcock film |
BIRDS |
| What one becomes in Madrid |
UNO |
| What the coin-tossing referee offers? |
FLIPSERVICE |
| Word with world or regions |
NETHER |
| Wore a belittling look |
SNEERED |
