| "As if!" |
IBET |
| "__ Harry Met Sally..." |
WHEN |
| Above, in verse |
OER |
| Accustom (to) |
INURE |
| Airport queue vehicle |
CAB |
| Any of the "Be My Baby" singers |
RONETTE |
| Apollo Theater tryout for nonpros |
AMATEURNIGHT |
| Beachgoers' hues |
TANS |
| Biblical possessive |
THY |
| Blind component |
SLAT |
| Boats like Noah's |
ARKS |
| Bruins Hall of Famer Bobby |
ORR |
| Brussels-based defense gp |
NATO |
| Casanova |
ROUE |
| Chopper blade |
ROTOR |
| City west of Cleveland |
TOLEDO |
| Currier's partner |
IVES |
| Division word |
INTO |
| Egg container |
NEST |
| Epic story |
SAGA |
| Filled completely |
SATED |
| Former kids' show title character named for the large pockets in his coat |
CAPTAINKANGAROO |
| Fragrant wood |
CEDAR |
| Fuse blower |
SHORTCIRCUIT |
| Gem State potatoes |
IDAHOS |
| Ginormous |
VAST |
| Go past one's breaking point |
SNAP |
| Harness race horse |
PACER |
| Hymn starter |
OGOD |
| Jazzy James |
ETTA |
| Judge's demand, and a hint to this puzzle's theme words, which end 17-, 27- and 44-Across |
ORDERINTHECOURT |
| Junkyard guard |
ATTACKDOG |
| Kennel club classification |
BREED |
| Like a visit from Benedict XVI |
PAPAL |
| Like the first stage of a car wash |
SOAPY |
| Love personified |
EROS |
| Ltd. counterpart, in the States |
INC |
| Makes moist |
WETS |
| Martini ingredients |
VERMOUTHS |
