| James who wrote 'The Morning Watch' |
AGEE |
| Lacking a partner |
ALONE |
| Like presents |
GIVEN |
| Like shopping done all in the same place |
ONESTOP |
| LP players |
HIFIS |
| Make bootees, e.g. |
KNIT |
| McDonald's founder Ray |
KROC |
| Mexican moolah |
PESO |
| Neighbor of Java |
BALI |
| Not naughty |
NICE |
| Obviously eager |
AGOG |
| Old radio's '___ 'n' Andy' |
AMOS |
| Performed an aria |
SANG |
| Photographer's request |
SAYCHEESE |
| Post-Renaissance language |
NEOLATIN |
| Put back in the kiln |
REDRY |
| Rajah's mate |
RANI |
| Secluded valley |
GLEN |
| See 18-Down |
LORN |
| Sporting sword |
EPEE |
| Square one, slangily |
GETGO |
| Sufficient, in verse |
ENOW |
| Suffix with hydrox- |
IDE |
| Tel ___, Israel |
AVIV |
| Theater award |
TONY |
| Toledo's lake |
ERIE |
| True-to-life |
REAL |
| Typographical embellishments |
SERIFS |
| Unexpected victory |
UPSET |
| Utters, informally |
SEZ |
| Victor's cry |
IWIN |
| Visible part of an iceberg |
TIP |
| Web address ending |
ORG |
| What the last words of 17-, 23-, 36- and 49-Across might be |
BURRITOFILLINGS |
| Where America's day begins |
GUAM |
| Windblown soil |
LOESS |
| With 21-Across, heartsick |
LOVE |
| Youngster's mount |
PONY |
