Means of escape for [circled letters] |
FLYINGBICYCLE |
New Deal inits |
WPA |
Not so outgoing |
SHYER |
Observer |
EYER |
Once, old-style |
ERST |
One using an otoscope |
EARDOCTOR |
One's wife, informally |
THEMRS |
Painter Picasso |
PABLO |
Palm, as a playing card |
CONCEAL |
Possible answer to 'How'd you hurt yourself?' |
IFELL |
Rising star |
COMER |
Rob of 'The West Wing' |
LOWE |
Scratch |
MAR |
See 13-Across |
SPACE |
See 14-Down |
PIECES |
Shih ___ (diminutive dogs) |
TZUS |
Site of four sold-out 1972 Elvis Presley concerts, for short |
MSG |
Some Wisconsin farms |
DAIRIES |
Spanish hero El ___ |
CID |
Stamp collector's fastener |
HINGE |
Suffice, foodwise |
SATE |
Suffix meaning 'city' in some European place names |
STAD |
Suffix with prank |
STER |
Suffix with slogan |
EER |
Swamp growth |
REED |
Therefore |
ERGO |
They're 'hung out' by professionals |
SHINGLES |
Time to give up? |
LENT |
Traffic cone |
PYLON |
Warrior's aid |
SHIELD |
Wayward G.I |
AWOL |
What a gyroscope may provide |
STABILITY |
What [circled letters] wanted to do |
PHONEHOME |
When repeated, consoling words |
THERE |
With 41-Down, composition of a trail followed by [circled letters] |
REESES |
With 59-Across, where [circled letters] came from |
OUTER |
Wool lover |
MOTH |