USA Today - Dec 1 2013

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Clues Answers
"Figured it out!" AHA
"Low bridge! Everybody down!" canal ERIE
"The Call of the Wild" animal WOLF
After-market item ADDON
Ali ___ ("Open sesame!" sayer) BABA
Amish town in Kansas YODER
Annoyance PEEVE
Annual cable sports award ESPY
Barbara Eden played one GENIE
Behave humanly, in a saying ERR
Birds of a region AVIFAUNA
Bit of commotion TODO
Bronco-busting affair RODEO
Brother of 18-Down ABEL
Cambodian currency RIEL
Clementine's shoe size NINE
Croce's Brown LEROY
Damascus is its capital SYRIA
Dangly lobe in the throat UVULA
Double reeds OBOES
Dubbed group SIRS
Eradicates RIDS
Fail to pronounce, as a syllable ELIDE
Far end of a church APSE
Field rodent VOLE
French leeches? PARISITES
Fuel from bogs PEAT
Full mutton chops in Switzerland? BERNESIDES
Give some lip to SASS
Half the alphabet? ATOM
Homer's kind neighbor NED
Honeyed quaff MEAD
Horror film fare GORE
Horse holders REINS
Hours-long film, perhaps EPIC
Humankind HOMOSAPIENS
Inform TELL
It's set in a setting GEM
Clues Answers
Kind of common stock NOPAR
Korean menu listing? SEOULFOOD
Light lunch in northwestern Africa? TUNISSALAD
Little dog's bark YIP
Made an MRI picture IMAGED
Mental impression IDEA
Mexican couple DOS
Needing to take off? OBESE
Notorious fiddler NERO
On a slow boat, perhaps ASEA
Patch or pipe material (Var.) BRIER
Plants with sword-shaped leaves FLEURSDELIS
Powder mineral TALC
Promotional mailing SAMPLE
Put in long hours TOIL
River through Russia URAL
Roguish humorists WAGS
Scammed HOSED
Scottish hero Roy ROB
Set on fire LIT
Short and thick, as fingers STUBBY
Single piece of information DATUM
Site of Muhammad's tomb MEDINA
Son of Adam and Eve SETH
Spots with indoor trees, perhaps ATRIA
Substitute bread spread OLEO
Supremely dry ARID
They work in pits MAESTRI
Tribal pole TOTEM
Type of trial CLINICAL
Understands SEES
Valentine's Day theme LOVE
Walkie-talkie user's word OVER
What head-shakes signify NOS
Where Chicagoans come down to earth OHARE
Word between two surnames, for women NEE
Words carved in stone? EPITAPH
Yank TUG