| Hot state |
IRE |
| How a cinch is done |
EASILY |
| Indian town in the Himalayas |
DARJEELING |
| Israel Philharmonic music director Zubin |
MEHTA |
| Lightly burn |
SEAR |
| Like some shampoos |
HERBAL |
| Low-tech leaf-blower alternative |
RAKE |
| Luau strings |
UKES |
| Massage therapy oil type |
LAVENDER |
| Med. centers for former soldiers |
VAS |
| Not quite spherical |
OBLATE |
| P.R. part |
RICO |
| Pay attention to detail ... and, homophonically, what three pairs of puzzle answers do |
CROSSTHETS |
| Peruvian pack animal |
LLAMA |
| Prefix with graph |
TELE |
| Provide power to |
ENABLE |
| Put forth |
EMIT |
| Record label for Pink |
RCA |
| Ribbonlike fish |
EEL |
| Scout's discovery |
TALENT |
| Slaps sharply |
SMACKS |
| Small dogs |
TOYS |
| Some jewelry stores, informally |
KAYS |
| Spring singer |
ROBIN |
| Sprout anew |
REGROW |
| Spy film poison |
CYANIDE |
| Stern |
REAR |
| Subtle glows |
AURAE |
| Surfer's gadget |
REMOTE |
| Take shape |
JELL |
| The "P" of rock's ELP |
PALMER |
| There's always a hole in one |
GREEN |
| Toadies' answers |
YESSES |
| Treated, as a sprain |
ICED |
| Two of Henry VIII's wives |
ANNES |
| Umpire's cry |
TIME |
| William IV's prime minister |
EARLGREY |
| Winds new film into |
RELOADS |
| __ Mahal |
TAJ |
