Mata ___ (spy) |
HARI |
Modern home entertainment option |
HDTV |
Most ready to get started |
EAGEREST |
Move to action |
AROUSE |
Nipple |
TEAT |
Offer at a pub ... as suggested by this puzzle's circled squares |
THEROUNDSONME |
Once, in olden days |
ERST |
Opposites of births |
DEATHS |
Personal identifier, for short |
SSN |
Place for wheeling and dealing? |
CARLOT |
Polling fig |
PCT |
Put ___ on (limit) |
ACAP |
Related linguistically |
COGNATE |
See 52-Across |
TAB |
Shouts of dissent |
NOES |
Sleeper or caboose |
TRAINCAR |
Snitches (on) |
RATS |
Soup kitchen offerings |
HOTMEALS |
SSW's opposite |
NNE |
State-of-the-art electronically |
HITECH |
Subj. of interest for the Green Party |
ECOL |
Suit material |
SERGE |
Teacher who may get no respect, informally |
SUB |
Teachers' org |
NEA |
Tibetan holy men |
LAMAS |
Tile adhesive |
MASTIC |
Tree with medicinal uses |
YEW |
Trimmed area around a green |
APRON |
Tuliplike flower whose name means 'butterfly' in Spanish |
MARIPOSA |
Unwelcome look |
LEER |
What Wi-Fi can connect you to |
THEWEB |
When repeated, cry to an honoree |
SPEECH |
Winner's cry in a card game |
GIN |
With 54-Across, tavern total |
BAR |
Yule glitter |
TINSEL |
[their error, not mine] |
SIC |
___ nous |
ENTRE |
___ Picchu, site of ancient Inca ruins |
MACHU |
___-Magnon |
CRO |