| It's a real knockout |
ETHER |
| It's seldom total |
ECLIPSE |
| Joy |
GLEE |
| Kind of wrench |
ALLEN |
| Land with a red, white and green flag |
IRAN |
| Like some picture cards |
ONEEYED |
| Marching band lows |
OOMPAHS |
| Margarita condimento |
SAL |
| Noble gas, and a homophonic hint to how this puzzle's four longest answers are formed |
ARGON |
| Noon in Paris |
MIDI |
| One in a wild bunch? |
OAT |
| One-third of a WWII film |
TORA |
| Over |
ANEW |
| Part of a team observation |
NOI |
| Pilot |
AVIATE |
| Point sets, in math |
LOCI |
| Punch line? |
OOF |
| Put away |
STORE |
| Roger or Brian of music |
ENO |
| Ruckus at a coven? |
BROOMBRAWL |
| Salt's output |
YARNS |
| Shirt that hardly covers anything? |
MINIMALISTT |
| Some future fliers |
PUPAE |
| Sour fruit |
SLOE |
| Speedometer reading, e.g |
RATE |
| Stands by an artist |
EASELS |
| String quartet part |
VIOLA |
| The first Mrs. Arrowsmith |
LEORA |
| Time in ads |
NITE |
| Trail terminus: Abbr |
ORE |
| Two-time Atlantic crosser of 1493 |
NINA |
| Very small pharmaceutical mail order? |
PILLTOPOST |
| Wahine's greeting |
ALOHA |
| What Rudolph used to be called |
NAMES |
| Wind often affects it |
AIM |
| Woeful words |
AHME |
| __ party |
STAG |
