Light |
EHEREAL |
Like a lace collar, maybe |
TATTED |
Long flights |
HEGIRAS |
Lose one's shirt |
GOBROKE |
Macarena, for one |
LINEDANCE |
Makes lovable |
ENDEARS |
Mata ___ |
HARI |
McGregor of the 'Star Wars' films |
EWAN |
Mend, in a way |
RESEW |
Messes up |
BOTCHES |
MetroCard payment |
FARE |
Midmonth date |
IDES |
Modern traveler's purchase |
EICKE |
Morning refreshment for 26-Across? |
CAFEAULAIT |
Mrs. Addams, to Gomez |
TISH |
Mystique |
AURA |
Napoleon's place, frequented by 26-Across? |
PATISSERIE |
Oldsmobile model |
ALERO |
One of Judy Garland's girls |
LIZA |
Orchestra member |
OBOIST |
Palme ___ (prize at Cannes) |
DOR |
Part of a pantheon |
DEITY |
Peace Nobelist John Boyd ___ |
ORR |
Pester for payment |
DUN |
Philosopher Zeno of ___ |
ELEA |
Pins and needles' place |
EUI |
Playwright Bogosian |
ERIC |
Police dept. employees |
DES |
Poorly drained |
SEEPY |
Popular vice |
TOBACCO |
Prof.'s helpers |
TAS |
Queen Mary, e.g. |
LINER |
Rev.'s address |
SER |
River of France and Belgium |
LYS |
Rowing trophy |
OAR |
Royal son of the comics |
ARN |
RR stop |
STA |
See 89-Down |
TREE |
Shortly |
INASECOND |
Skating star Sonja |
HENIE |
Small drum of India |
TABLA |
Snow globe holders |
EAGERES |
Some collars and jackets |
EONS |
Soviet comrade |
TOVARICH |
Soyuz letters |
CCCP |
Square meal component? |
MATZOH |
Stands before a business meeting, maybe |
EASELS |
Start of a spell |
ABRA |
Strauss opera |
ELEKTRA |
Sue Grafton's '___ for Corpse' |
CIS |
Suffix with election |
EER |
Surveyor's measure |
AREA |
Swift-running bird |
EMU |
Taboos |
NONOS |
Tiny application |
DAB |
To be abroad |
ERE |
Tourist haven east of Java |
BALI |
Turkish title |
AGA |
Umbrella locale |
BEACH |
United Airlines hub |
OHARE |
Vegetable in Cajun cuisine |
OKRA |
Venomous |
ASPISH |
Verizon forerunner |
GTE |
Way off |
AFAR |
Wine enjoyed by 26-Across, maybe |
CHATEAULAFITE |
Words of empathy |
ICARE |
Work without ___ |
ANE |
York product |
MINTPATTY |
___ ball |
NERF |
___ Mountain (Vermont ski resort) |
OKEMO |
___ temperature (was feverish) |
RANA |