| French river known for its valley |
LOIRE |
| Fruit of the vine |
GRAPE |
| Gaggle formation |
VEE |
| Grassy plain |
LLANO |
| Greek writer of fables |
AESOP |
| Hair coloring |
DYE |
| Has coming |
MERITS |
| Hatchling from a green egg |
EMU |
| Historic introduction? |
PRE |
| It goes with crumpets |
TEA |
| It has a humerus side |
ULNA |
| Less common |
RARER |
| Light-green plums |
GAGES |
| Like a haunted house |
EERIE |
| Like some jazzy cats |
HEP |
| Love archer |
EROS |
| Many are spotted around Valentine's Day |
CUPIDS |
| McSorley's Old ___ House |
ALE |
| North African port city |
ALGIERS |
| Purposely stay just out of reach, e.g |
TEASE |
| Say further |
ADD |
| See 53-Across |
ETERNITY |
| Seed-to-be |
OVULE |
| Setting for many jokes |
BAR |
| Snooty attitudes |
AIRS |
| Source of tapioca |
CASSAVA |
| Spectral |
GHOSTLY |
| Starve oneself |
UNDEREAT |
| Sticks around |
REMAINS |
| Strong silklike fabric |
RAMIE |
| Suit sizes for the tall |
LONGS |
| Thailand's neighbor |
LAOS |
| Tut's fertility goddess |
ISIS |
| Used a backhoe |
DUG |
| Word after "film" or "cafe" |
NOIR |
| Word with "living" or "dead" |
END |
| ___ Jeane (Marilyn, originally) |
NORMA |
| ___-ski (post-slopes relaxation) |
APRES |
