| Madrid landmark |
PRADO |
| Military station |
POST |
| Mine entryway |
ADIT |
| Net lining of a hat |
CAUL |
| Offbeat |
QUIRKY |
| Olympic racers |
LUGES |
| One making a feudal effort? |
SERF |
| One spelling for an Indian royal |
RANEE |
| One who makes opening statements |
EMCEE |
| Part of a fork |
PRONG |
| People retire to them |
BEDS |
| Pest of fruit trees |
APHIS |
| Pilot's response |
ROGER |
| Pond youngsters |
EFTS |
| Pulitzer-winning author James |
AGEE |
| Ranchero's accessories |
BOLOS |
| Santa ___ |
ANA |
| Saudis and Omanis, e.g |
ARABS |
| Secluded spot |
GLEN |
| Second of two mentioned |
LATTER |
| See 14-Across |
LEER |
| Sensitive layer |
OZONE |
| Small integers |
ONES |
| So far |
ASYET |
| Spinachlike plant |
ORACH |
| Stere relatives |
LITERS |
| Surrounding atmosphere |
AURA |
| Tactical maneuver |
FEINT |
| Take ___ (look quickly) |
APEEK |
| The 13th of several months |
IDES |
| Tire nuts |
LUGS |
| Treating the table |
PICKINGUPTHETAB |
| Try to locate |
SEEK |
| Unread email, often |
SPAM |
| Wandered |
ROVED |
| Weekend cowboy |
DUDE |
| Where to work on a six-pack? |
GYM |
| ___ fruit (tangelo variety) |
UGLI |
| ___ juris (legal phrase) |
SUI |
