| Lid |
TOP |
| Lion's locks |
MANE |
| New York theater award |
OBIE |
| Nobelist Wiesel |
ELIE |
| Opposite of post- |
PRE |
| Order of the British ___ |
EMPIRE |
| Parcel of property |
LOT |
| Pathetic |
PITEOUS |
| Peyton's brother on the gridiron |
ELI |
| Photocopier malfunctions |
JAMS |
| Place for pizza or ice cream |
PARLOR |
| Playing marble |
AGATE |
| Plummeted |
SANK |
| Polite refusal to a lady |
NOMAAM |
| Precious sort |
SWEETIEPIE |
| Put two and two together, say |
ADD |
| Rather distrustful |
LEERY |
| Reader's notes alongside the text |
MARGINALIA |
| Repeated words shouted after 'Who wants ...?' |
IDO |
| Riyadh native |
SAUDI |
| Royal role for Liz Taylor |
CLEO |
| Serf |
HELOT |
| Sexy sort |
STUDMUFFIN |
| Spelling clarification that Aziz might use twice |
ZASINZEBRA |
| Spiritual teacher of a 42-Across |
GURU |
| Stomach muscles, for short |
ABS |
| Summer hrs. in D.C |
EDT |
| Supple sort |
HUMANPRETZEL |
| Teri of 'Tootsie' |
GARR |
| Tired |
WEARY |
| Tree juice |
SAP |
| Usual wedding precursor |
ENGAGEMENT |
| Venomous vipers |
ASPS |
| Whack, as a fly |
SWAT |
| Word after 'force of' or 'freak of' |
NATURE |
| Worker in Santa's workshop |
ELF |
| Yankee's crosstown rival |
MET |
| Yearn (for) |
PINE |
| ___ constrictor |
BOA |
