| 'Dianetics' author L. ___ Hubbard |
RON |
| 'E pluribus ___' |
UNUM |
| 'Lady Chatterley's Lover' novelist |
DHLAWRENCE |
| 'Nervous' reactions |
TICS |
| 'Star Trek: T.N.G.' counselor |
TROI |
| 'That's overly explicit,' in textspeak |
TMI |
| 'The Bells' poet |
POE |
| 'You don't mean me?!' |
MOI |
| 18 or so, for a typical first-year college student |
AGE |
| Abba song or musical |
MAMMAMIA |
| Actor Claude of old TV |
AKINS |
| Alternative to .com or .net |
ORG |
| Appear |
SEEM |
| Architect Saarinen |
EERO |
| Arthur of tennis fame |
ASHE |
| Attach with a string, say |
TIEON |
| Bart and Lisa's dad |
HOMERSIMPSON |
| Become unhinged |
SNAP |
| Bedwear, briefly |
PJS |
| Ben-___ (Charlton Heston role) |
HUR |
| Bits of broken glass |
SHARDS |
| Blow, as a volcano |
ERUPT |
| Bread spread |
OLEO |
| Came down to earth |
ALIT |
| Captivate |
ENAMOR |
| Change from the norm |
DEVIANCE |
| Chemical cousin |
ISOMER |
| Cigar residue |
ASH |
| Classic brand of candy wafers |
NECCO |
| Comic actor Dick Van ___ |
DYKE |
| Cuts into small cubes |
DICES |
| Deflect |
AVERT |
| Department store department with shirts and slacks |
MENS |
| Drink, as water from a dish |
LAP |
| Early railroad tycoon whose nickname is a hint to the starts of 17-, 23-, 51- and 62-Across |
DIAMONDJIMBRADY |
| Early talk show host Jack |
PAAR |
| Europe's highest volcano |
ETNA |
| Flamenco cheer |
OLE |
