| Many an aria singer, informally |
MEZZO |
| Modernists, informally |
NEOS |
| Muslim general |
AGA |
| Noodles in Japanese cookery |
SOBA |
| Not miss a thing on |
ACE |
| Nuts and bolts, e.g |
NOUNS |
| Obtrude |
IMPOSE |
| Officers above sarges |
LOOIES |
| Old Nestlé brand |
QUIK |
| Old ragtime dance |
TURKEYTROT |
| One of a pair in a court |
SQUASHRACKET |
| One of the Obama girls |
MALIA |
| Onset of phobia? |
ACRO |
| Opposite of under |
ATOP |
| Parts of hearts |
ATRIA |
| Plain folk |
AMISH |
| Plains Indians |
OTOS |
| Pool need |
RACK |
| Prickly one |
CACTUS |
| Rice-size pasta |
ORZO |
| Salon supplies |
RINSES |
| Salon supplies |
DYES |
| Setting for the starts of 17-, 24-, 51- and 64-Across |
THANKSGIVINGDAY |
| Short |
SHY |
| Short-sheeting and such |
PRANKS |
| Soil sort |
LOAM |
| Source of easy money |
GRAVYTRAIN |
| Stake on a table |
ANTE |
| Stockbroker's advice |
INVEST |
| Subj. for many newcomers |
ESL |
| Suffix meaning 'approximately' |
ISH |
| Suffix with Rock |
ETTE |
| Sumac native to Peru |
YMA |
| They may be blind |
TRUSTS |
| Viet ___ |
CONG |
| Wan |
ASHY |
| Warm month in South America |
ENERO |
| Word before income or exhaust |
DUAL |