| Hawaiian strings, informally |
UKES |
| Heading on a list of errands |
TODO |
| Heavenly bodies |
ORBS |
| High-hatter |
SNOB |
| Just beat, as in a competition |
EDGEOUT |
| Koppel or Kennedy |
TED |
| Lab assistant in a horror film |
IGOR |
| Like chicken breast cutlets |
BONED |
| Like some preppy jackets |
TWEED |
| Memo |
NOTE |
| Naval rank: abbr |
ENS |
| No turn may be allowed then, according to a sign |
ONRED |
| Old LPs and 45s |
VINYL |
| Ones giving or receiving alimony |
EXES |
| Opposite of exits |
ENTERS |
| Quaint lodging hinted at by the outsides of 18-, 20-, 28-, 42-, 51- or 55-Across |
BANDB |
| Rapidly |
APACE |
| Reddish/white horses |
ROANS |
| Service provided at Meineke and Pep Boys |
BRAKEJOB |
| Seventh heaven |
BLISS |
| Shenanigan |
PRANK |
| Shower |
RAIN |
| Singer Yoko |
ONO |
| Singer/actress Midler |
BETTE |
| Something always sold in mint condition? |
TICTAC |
| Something brought to a birthday party |
PRESENT |
| Sparring injury, perhaps |
BRUISEDRIB |
| Spelling of '90210' |
TORI |
| Sullen |
DOUR |
| Take in some sun |
BASK |
| Talked back to |
SASSED |
| Tall tales |
YARNS |
| The 'D' of PRNDL |
DRIVE |
| Versed in the classics, say |
WELLREAD |
| West Indies native |
CARIB |
| Writer Ayn and others |
RANDS |
| Writing tablets |
PADS |
| ___ fide |
BONA |
