| Mexican capital |
PESO |
| Mile-a-minute speed |
SIXTY |
| Musical repeat sign |
SEGNO |
| Old Tokyo |
EDO |
| One-time Israeli prime minister |
MEIR |
| One-time Nintendo rival |
SEGA |
| Open central courts |
ATRIA |
| Polly, to Tom Sawyer |
AUNT |
| Polo field? |
ASIA |
| Prohibit legally |
ENJOIN |
| Puzzle fad |
RUBIKSCUBE |
| Resting on |
ATOP |
| School liaison org. |
PTA |
| Shade-creating structure |
ARBOR |
| Shows courage |
DARES |
| Splinter group |
SECT |
| Strives for victory |
VIES |
| Swiss canton |
URI |
| Tackle |
TAKEON |
| Tailless primate |
GIBBON |
| Take apart |
UNDO |
| They may be split or sweet |
PEAS |
| They may lie around the house |
PETS |
| Thumbs-down vote |
NAY |
| Twistable cookie |
OREO |
| Vehicle at an auction, perhaps |
REPO |
| Very thin model, e.g. |
WAIF |
| Voting coalition |
BLOC |
| Warwick needed directions here |
SANJOSE |
| Wheat husk |
BRAN |
| Where many things are made |
USA |
| Where the ball is dropped |
TIMESSQUARE |
| Witty, pointed retorts |
ZINGERS |
| Word with wax or phone |
EAR |
| Words with ''more than you can chew'' |
BITEOFF |
| Writer's dread |
MENTALBLOCK |
| XIII x IV |
LII |
| You'll gain leverage with this |
PRYBAR |
| Zero-star meal, maybe |
SLOP |
