| March by 36-Across, or a daily newspaper (with "The") |
WASHINGTONPOST |
| Meeting room prop, perhaps |
EASEL |
| Min. fraction |
SEC |
| Not as antiquated |
NEWER |
| Oscar de la ___ |
RENTA |
| Outdo |
ONEUP |
| Pie part |
CRUST |
| Ponder |
MULL |
| Prepare to kiss (with "up") |
PUCKER |
| President's "theme song" |
HAILTOTHECHIEF |
| Props for Chaplin |
CANES |
| Prototypical victim |
ABEL |
| Quaffer's choice |
ALE |
| See 19-Across |
RAE |
| Shelter |
LEE |
| Solo on film |
HAN |
| Some run on gas |
OVENS |
| Spline |
SLAT |
| Sport |
WEAR |
| Squeeze the Klaxon, e.g |
HONK |
| Statements in a pack? |
LIES |
| Stomach woe |
KNOT |
| Superior to |
ABOVE |
| Swim like a dog |
PADDLE |
| Switchboard innards |
WIRING |
| Tall and slender |
RANGY |
| Teaches well, perhaps |
CONNECTS |
| Teasdale of poetry |
SARA |
| The March King |
JOHNPHILIPSOUSA |
| Thick, waterproof fabric |
LODEN |
| Tierra ___ Fuego |
DEL |
| Tumbler |
GLASS |
| Verbal elbow in the ribs |
PSST |
| Vet |
OLDTIMER |
| Warming of relations |
THAW |
| With 35-Across, a Sally Field film |
NORMA |
| Word with Ketchum or Wednesday |
ASH |
| Word with living or dead |
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