"Annie's Song" singer |
JOHNDENVER |
"Beg pardon . . ." |
AHEM |
"Ditto for me" |
SOAMI |
"Holy ___!" |
MOLY |
"La ___ en Rose" |
VIE |
"Losing My Religion" band |
REM |
"Oh! Heavenly Dog" title role |
BENJI |
"The Pit and the Pendulum" author |
POE |
"Time After Time" singer Lauper |
CYNDI |
"Weekend Edition Sunday" airer |
NPR |
"___ Boys" (Alcott novel) |
JOS |
Accelerator bits |
IONS |
AMEX counterpart |
NYSE |
Any of the cities found in 17- and 56-Across and 11- and 24-Down |
CAPITAL |
Apartment building VIP, informally |
SUPE |
At full speed, poetically |
AMAIN |
Bagel variety |
SESAME |
Bald tire's lack |
TREAD |
Big name in bleach |
CLOROX |
Bit of hair gel |
DAB |
Bit of subterfuge |
RUSE |
Boardwalk or mall activities |
STROLLS |
Breakfast or brunch orders |
OMELETS |
Carrey of "A Christmas Carol" |
JIM |
Classic Ford |
LTD |
Common sprain site |
ANKLE |
Deceptive move in fencing |
FEINT |
Elephant-eating bird of myth |
ROC |
Emerson, Lake and Palmer was one |
TRIO |
For-instances |
EXAMPLES |
Formation larger than a butte |
MESA |
Freaking out |
INAPANIC |
Full of guile |
WILY |
Gait slower than a canter |
TROT |
Game show group |
PANEL |
Go no further |
STOP |
Golf club part |
GRIP |
Haberdashery accessory |
TIECLASP |
Hallucinogen-yielding cactus |
PEYOTE |