| Lew of "Johnny Belinda" |
AYRES |
| Like many a jalopy |
JUNKY |
| Louts |
OAFS |
| Math text abbr. |
QED |
| Melted glace |
EAU |
| Melville South Seas novel |
OMOO |
| Mother's group |
DEN |
| Muezzin's tower |
MINARET |
| Nav. noncom |
CPO |
| No longer smashed |
SOBER |
| No-win situation |
DRAW |
| Old French coin |
ECU |
| Old Opry network |
TNN |
| One in Paris |
UNE |
| Outdoor dining spot |
TERRACE |
| Peaceful period |
PAX |
| Prototype detail, briefly |
SPEC |
| Pub order |
BASS |
| Retired professors |
EMERITI |
| Roker of "The Jeffersons" |
ROXIE |
| Sailor's maneuver |
TACK |
| Shoe support |
ARCH |
| Shots preceding kills, in volleyball |
SETS |
| Sing the blues |
MOPE |
| Smashed |
BOOZY |
| Something to figure out |
MYSTERY |
| Sports MD's specialty |
ORTH |
| Street vendor's salty hot snack |
SOFTPRETZEL |
| Tend to a houseplant, in a way |
REPOT |
| Time of your life |
PRIME |
| Traditional White House lawn roller |
EGG |
| Tyrolean trill |
YODEL |
| Up to, in ads |
TIL |
| Veiled words? |
IDO |
| Waist-length jackets |
ETONS |
| Whopper maker? |
LIAR |
| Winding road feature |
ESS |
| Word that can follow the first word of 17-, 34-, 43- and 64-Across |
TOUCH |
