| Kauai, for example |
ISLE |
| Keglers' places |
LANES |
| Kentucky's Great ___ Cave |
ONYX |
| Kosher food-serving airline |
ELAL |
| Lands' End rival |
JCREW |
| Like proverbial bedfellows |
STRANGE |
| Like towelettes, typically |
MOIST |
| London fuzz? |
BOBBY |
| Mariners' patron saint |
ELMO |
| Midmonth, to Caesar |
IDES |
| Move so as to hear better, say |
LEANIN |
| Neighbor of Tanzania |
UGANDA |
| Novelist Stoker |
BRAM |
| Parseghian of football |
ARA |
| Predators of mice |
OWLS |
| Procedure done by an OB |
AMNIO |
| Prohibitionists' foes |
WETS |
| Psyche element |
EGO |
| Real racket |
DIN |
| Relating to the ear |
AURAL |
| Relating to the mouth |
ORAL |
| Reviewer's symbol |
STAR |
| School auxiliaries, for short |
PTAS |
| Second-tallest living bird |
EMU |
| See 17-Across |
CUTJUSTONCE |
| See 36-Across |
BUYMOREWOOD |
| See 36-Across |
ANDSTARTALLOVER |
| Seemingly effortless way of expressing oneself clearly, as in speech |
FLUENCY |
| Short-necked fowl |
TEALS |
| Smooth transition |
SEGUE |
| Thing up one's sleeve |
ARM |
| Timorous |
MEEK |
| Twins, e.g |
SIBS |
| Twisted, in a way |
SICK |
| Winter wear |
SCARF |
| With 29-Across, a carpenter's credo |
MEASURETWICEAND |
| With 45- and 58-Across, frequent result of a DIYer's attempt to do 17-/29-Across |
CURSE |
| Worst possible turnout |
NOONE |
| ___ out (take it easy) |
VEG |
