| '-- for Alibi' |
AIS |
| '-- girl!' |
ITSA |
| '-- it!' (fielder's call) |
IGOT |
| '-- Sharkey' ('70s sitcom) |
CPO |
| 'Encore!,' in 111-Across |
BIS |
| 'Iliad' locale |
TROY |
| 'Iron Man' Ripken |
CAL |
| 'Likely story' |
ASIF |
| 'White Men -- Jump' |
CANT |
| 'Yond Cassius has -- and hungry look': Caesar |
ALEAN |
| -- about |
ONOR |
| -- deck (part of a cruise ship) |
LIDO |
| 11th-century Italian theologian |
ANSELM |
| 1910s-'20s autos |
REOS |
| 90 degrees from norte |
ESTE |
| About to cry |
TEARY |
| Added wing |
ELL |
| AriZona drink |
ICEDTEA |
| As soon as |
ONCE |
| Beethoven symphony nickname |
EROICA |
| Big top |
CIRCUSTENT |
| Big truck |
SEMI |
| Bling seller |
JEWELRYSHOP |
| Boho-chic boots |
UGGS |
| Brazil's -- Paulo |
SAO |
| Bread box? |
ATM |
| Brother of Groucho |
HARPO |
| Canyon sound |
ECHO |
| Catch a few rays |
SUNTAN |
| CBS hit |
CSI |
| Chip brand |
INTEL |
| Circle dance |
HORA |
| Co. bigwig |
CEO |
| Conceives |
IDEATES |
| D.C. winter hrs |
EST |
| Dict. info |
DEF |
| Doc treating tinnitus |
ENT |
| Educ. org |
PTA |
| Ending for many sugars |
OSE |
| Energized |
REFRESHED |
| Eur. country |
SWE |
| European country |
MONACO |
| First division of an act |
SCENEI |
| Follow through with |
ACTON |
| Followed |
CAMEAFTER |
| Fungal spore sac |
ASCUS |
| Galaxy extra |
APP |
| Game draw |
TIE |
| German 'the' |
DER |
| German-born writer Hermann |
HESSE |
| Germany's Adenauer |
KONRAD |
| Get -- on the wrist |
ASLAP |
| Get in return, as profits |
REAP |
| Gore and Green |
ALS |
| Gorilla, e.g |
APE |
| Gossip girl? |
YENTA |
| Graph paper pattern |
GRID |
| Ground, as grinders |
GNASHED |
| Group jargon |
ARGOT |
| H lead-in |
EFG |
| Hasty flight |
LAM |
| Having two of each chromosome |
DIPLOID |
| Hawaiian garland |
LEI |
| Honshu metropolis |
OSAKA |
| Hose flaw |
SNAG |
| Impede |
THWART |
| Improve |
ENHANCE |
| It's raised in some opening ceremonies |
OLYMPICFLAG |
| Its sheets have holes in them |
LOOSELEAFBINDER |
| Jack-a- -- (hybrid dog) |
POO |
| Kind, decent person |
MENSCH |
| Language devised in 1887 |
ESPERANTO |
| Large step |
STRIDE |
