| House Minority Whip ___ Hoyer |
STENY |
| Humdingers |
BEAUTS |
| Infante of baseball |
OMAR |
| James who wrote 'Knoxville: Summer, 1915' |
AGEE |
| Lance-to-Oprah admission |
ICHEATED |
| Language used in IBM's Watson |
PROLOG |
| Like a chatterbox's tongue |
AWAG |
| Little Chevys of old |
GEOS |
| Marble feature, sometimes |
VEIN |
| Mediterranean locale of the Place du 1er Novembre |
ORAN |
| Molds for sand-castle turrets |
PAILS |
| Monroe's second husband |
DIMAGGIO |
| Not as melancholy |
GAYER |
| Nutty cheesecake additive |
AMARETTO |
| Ones with anti bodies? |
REBELS |
| Pearl Mosque city |
AGRA |
| Persona's counterpart, to Jung |
ANIMA |
| Player's liability? |
TINEAR |
| Prefix meaning 'wind' |
ANEMO |
| Pro at generating transcripts |
STENO |
| Probe (into) |
DELVE |
| Pulitzer category |
DRAMA |
| Site for crowd-sourced business reviews |
YELP |
| Smoothly, on scores |
LEGATO |
| Something cordoned off at a swim meet |
LANE |
| Split bit |
ATOM |
| Subj. of a U.N. inspection |
WMD |
| Subject to double jeopardy, say |
RETRY |
| Sugar suffix |
OSE |
| Tricycle rider |
TOT |
| Turned right-side up, maybe |
ORIENTED |
| Unit of lipstick |
TUBE |
| Volunteer |
OFFER |
| When doubled, a Morse-code M |
DAH |
| Where to find Firenze and Torino |
ITALIA |
| Widowed mother of Ibsen's Peer Gynt |
ASE |
| Work of Beethoven? |
BUST |
| XL x LV |
MMCC |
| ___ Fridays ('Happy Every Hour' restaurant) |
TGI |
