| 'For ___ us a child is born ...' |
UNTO |
| 'That's awful!' |
UGH |
| '___ here!' |
THEYRE |
| 2004 Brad Pitt film |
TROY |
| 37-Down display |
ART |
| 5, 3/4, pi, square root of -1 ... or a word that follows the starts of 17-, 27-, 43- and 58-Across |
NUMBERS |
| A trip can be taken on it |
WHIM |
| Actress Arthur and others |
BEAS |
| Actress Vardalos |
NIA |
| Airer of TV's 'Moesha' |
UPN |
| Amer. fighters |
GIS |
| Astounds |
WOWS |
| Bankbook abbr. |
INT |
| Basic rhyme scheme |
ABAB |
| Bewitch |
ENAMOR |
| Big Apple attraction, with 'the' |
MET |
| Book before Jeremiah |
ISAIAH |
| Chekov player on 'Star Trek' |
KOENIG |
| Childhood pal, perhaps |
IMAGINARYFRIEND |
| Command to a saluter |
ATEASE |
| Counterpart of emotion |
RATIONALTHOUGHT |
| Dazedly in love |
ASWOON |
| Decisive time |
DDAY |
| Deep laugh |
HOHO |
| Driveway surface |
TAR |
| Ed of 'Lou Grant' |
ASNER |
| Election Day, e.g.: Abbr. |
TUE |
| Ending with Japan |
ESE |
| Famous-voiced Blanc |
MEL |
| Fannie ___ |
MAE |
| First English king |
EGBERT |
| Grand ___ Island |
BAHAMA |
| Hang open |
GAPE |
| Healthful sandwich material |
WHOLEWHEATBREAD |
| Henry James biographer Leon |
EDEL |
| Hindu 'wonder worker' |
FAKIR |
| Household pest |
REDANT |
| Invisible |
UNSEEN |
| Israel's Golda |
MEIR |
