| Madeline who played Lili Von Shtupp |
KAHN |
| Manner of doing |
MODE |
| Midwest town whose name is the longest example of 52-Across [on the right] |
UNIONOHIO |
| Minor battle |
SKIRMISH |
| Moderated, with 'down' |
TONED |
| Mountainous expanses |
MASSIFS |
| Muhammad's resting place |
MEDINA |
| Not buy, say |
RENT |
| Oaf |
CLOD |
| Org. in 'Argo' |
CIA |
| Pats down |
FRISKS |
| Periodic table fig |
ATNO |
| Persuading by flattery |
COAXING |
| Petrol measures |
LITRES |
| Pod item |
PEA |
| Pro ___ |
TEM |
| Reactions to fireworks |
OOHS |
| Request to a barber |
TRIM |
| Result of iron deficiency, to a Brit |
ANAEMIA |
| Roe source |
SHAD |
| Satisfied sigh |
AAH |
| Scheming Heep |
URIAH |
| See 20- and 34-Across |
ONEHANDEDTYPING |
| Sleuth played by Lorre |
MOTO |
| Some score marks |
RESTS |
| Southern town whose name is the longest example of 52-Across [on the left] |
SWEETWATERTEXAS |
| Staircase sound |
CREAK |
| Start and end of 3-Down, phonetically |
SCHWAS |
| Stockyard bellows |
MOOS |
| Term of address from a hat-tipper |
MAAM |
| The 'pigs' in pigs in blankets |
WIENERS |
| Ticked off |
IRKED |
| Warming periods |
THAWS |
| Weapons stockpile |
ARSENAL |
| Where Yeltsin ruled |
RUSSIA |
| Words on either side of 'what' |
IAM |
| ___ John's (Domino's competitor) |
PAPA |
