| Maj., after a promotion |
LTCOL |
| Maltese monetary unit |
LIRA |
| Map square |
ACRE |
| McCarthy assistant |
COHN |
| Mens ___ (criminal intent) |
REA |
| Mind your p's and q's? |
SPELL |
| Mme., in Madrid |
SRA |
| Morales of 'La Bamba' |
ESAI |
| Movie that might rope you in? |
OATER |
| Need to repay |
OWE |
| Not drooping |
TAUT |
| Not out of it |
AWARE |
| Not worth a second thought |
INANE |
| Nothing, in Nantes |
RIEN |
| Number system in which 64 is 100 |
OCTAL |
| Old theater |
ODEUM |
| Org. |
ASSN |
| Org. that protects boxers |
SPCA |
| Oxford college |
ORIEL |
| Passed the bouncer |
GOTIN |
| Pepe of cartoons |
LEPEW |
| Perfect matches |
SOULMATES |
| Phony |
POSEUR |
| Pipe problem |
RUST |
| Poker champ Ungar |
STU |
| Popular summer spot |
POOL |
| Pricey |
DEAR |
| Priest's vestment |
AMICE |
| Propeller type |
SCREW |
| Puts out |
EXERTS |
| Rag |
KID |
| Respected one |
ELDER |
| Rocker Kravitz |
LENNY |
| Roguish |
SLY |
| Sammy Davis Jr.'s '___ Can' |
YESI |
| Sarah's son |
ISAAC |
| Scam victim |
SAP |
| Sends mass mailings to, in a way |
SPAMS |
| Seuss reptile |
YERTLE |
| Shining only some light through a prism? |
PARTIALREFRACTION |
| Short cut |
BOB |
| Short range |
ATOB |
| Siamese sound |
MEOW |
| Site of Ikea's hdqrs. |
SWED |
| Smits's rival on 'The West Wing' |
ALDA |
| Spy's locale, at times |
BUSHES |
| Sturgeon product |
ROE |
| Sub stratum? |
SALAMI |
| Swaddle |
ENWRAP |
| Sympathetic one's offering |
EAR |
| Taiwanese PC maker |
ACER |
| Tangent |
ASIDE |
| Tar |
SEAMAN |
| The Bengals, on scoreboards |
CIN |
| The going rate |
SPEED |
| The Seminoles' sch. |
FSU |
| They make flights |
STEPS |
| Tight group |
PALS |
| Tin, to Tiberius |
STANNUM |
| Tries out for 'American Idol,' maybe |
CROONS |
| Use a gridiron |
BROIL |
| Very French? |
TRES |
| Virgin parent |
EMI |
| Warren of baseball's Hall of Fame |
SPAHN |
| Was a fink |
SANG |
| When kids usually want things |
NOW |
| World Cup chant |
OLEOLE |
| ___ Balls (Hostess snack) |
SNO |
| ___ Lingus |
AER |
| { }, to mathematicians |
NULLSET |