| Legal gambling parlor, briefly |
OTB |
| Lock maker |
YALE |
| Mafia boss |
DON |
| Mag. edition |
ISS |
| Make a game effort |
STRIVE |
| Marilyn Monroe's real first name |
NORMA |
| Martini's partner in vermouth |
ROSSI |
| Mayberry kid |
OPIE |
| Messy meal must |
NAPKIN |
| Mil. mail depot |
APO |
| Mocked |
APED |
| Musical with the song "Alone at a Drive-in Movie" |
GREASE |
| Nabokov nymphet |
LOLITA |
| Overwhelm with sweetness |
CLOY |
| Poet Stephen Vincent __ |
BENET |
| Priestly garb |
ALB |
| Puts off |
DEFERS |
| Quickly and quietly, for instance |
ADVERBS |
| Ravel work immortalized in "10" |
BOLERO |
| Rick's "Casablanca" love |
ILSA |
| Round of applause |
HAND |
| Sauce made with basil |
PESTO |
| Sgt. or cpl. |
NCO |
| Shea squad |
METS |
| Sign of late summer |
VIRGO |
| Spanish wine concoction |
SANGRIA |
| Split pea, e.g. |
SOUP |
| Student driver, typically |
TEEN |
| Supermarket section |
DELI |
| Table tennis divider |
NET |
| The Beatles' "And I Love __" |
HER |
| Theater awards |
OBIES |
| Thomas __ Edison |
ALVA |
| Took a train |
RODE |
| Turning into a chicken |
LOSINGONESNERVE |
| Uneven hairdo |
SHAG |
| Varied mixture |
OLIO |
| Without exception |
TOAMAN |
