| It may be free for philosophers |
WILL |
| Item at center stage |
MIKE |
| Its slogan used to be 'One mission. Yours.' |
TWA |
| Kept in a pen |
STIED |
| Long, long time |
AGES |
| Mount Whitney's home |
SIERRANEDA |
| Much of Us Weekly |
PICS |
| Name in a Shakespearean title |
ANTONY |
| Nancy, in Nancy |
NOM |
| Neighbor of Iran: Abbr. |
PAK |
| Orenburg's river |
URAL |
| Pond dross |
SCUM |
| Postal motto conjunction |
NOR |
| Prekindergarten |
WEE |
| Red Cross headquarters site |
GENE |
| Responses to tattooers |
OWS |
| Restaurant employee |
VALET |
| Seasonal songs |
NOELS |
| Singer with a 1962 #1 hit that started a dance craze (and a hint to this puzzle's theme) |
LITTLEEVA |
| Skating competition |
PAIRS |
| Smart |
PERT |
| Something that's bruisable |
EGO |
| Something that's bruisable |
KNEE |
| Spanish form of 'to be' after 'tú' |
ERAS |
| Stain blockers |
BIBS |
| Started (off) |
TEED |
| Stay-at-home ___ |
DAD |
| Stuck |
IMPALED |
| Test-conducting org. |
EPA |
| The merry widow, in the 1934 musical 'The Merry Widow' |
SONIA |
| The ___ Brothers of R & B |
ISLEY |
| To be, overseas |
ETRE |
| Untouched? |
SANE |
| Went with |
CHOSE |
| What hist. majors pursue |
BAS |
| Where the shilling is money |
UGANDA |
| ___ Hirsch of 'Lords of Dogtown' |
EMILE |
| ___ sauce |
SOY |
| ___-Magnon |
CRO |
