| Compound with double-bonded carbon atoms |
| Half of Gang Starr |
| Dialects |
| Family member, informally (Var.) |
| Potent pub potables |
| Unwanted swimming pool bit |
| Predeal requirement |
| Lake between Michigan and Erie |
| Conference room centerpiece |
| Annually updated publication |
| Spot in the Senate |
| Hired hitman |
| Place for some new models |
| Belief in a higher power |
| Drain of vitality |
| Donkey's cry |
| Land bounded by the Mekong |
| Assign a PG-13 or an R to, say |
| Part of the eye containing the iris |
| Galleon's place |
| Equipment for Mosconi |
| Pi is often used to calculate it |
| Connery from Scotland |
| Dispensary quantity |
| Hit, as with snowballs |
| Opening for "while," a long while ago |
| Distributed |
| To live, to Livy |
| Skip preceder |
| Up in everyone's business |
| Monkey that gave its name to a blood protein |
| River of literary fame |
| Stick-to-it-iveness |
| Edible fish of the cod family |
| Apple throwaway |
| Mom's brother, perhaps |
| Minimal amount of gold or platinum |
| Veneer-shaping sheet |
| Manual laborers |
| Lobby |
| Rock bottom |
| Ten-percenter (Abbr.) |
| Shevat's successor |
| Dependent |
| Yearbook entries |
| Buddhist who's attained Nirvana |
| Bureaucratic requirements |
| An eye, ear or nose, e.g. |
| Three Stooges prop |
| Miss America, to Bert Parks |
| Did a washday chore |
| Security for a debt |
| Insipid |
| Abreast (of) |
| Occupational specialty |
| Become absorbed in thought |
| Ending for when or where |
| English Breakfast and Earl Grey, for example |
| More flashy |
| Transmitted, as an email |
| Feelings of fury |
| Sushi bar purchases |
| Loafer |
| Paving stone shaped like a brick |
| Song with up to 176 verses |
| Wood that's especially resistant to water damage |
| Result of a handshake, maybe |
| "Peter Pan" role |
| Long, drawn-out story |
| Poison oak cousin |
| Cell phone extras |
| President who wrote, "Great is the guilt of unnecessary war" |
| Slope apparatus |
| Strictly controlled refrigerant |
| Puritan |
| Adjective for a famous wedding: July 29, 1981 |
| Like stale soda water |
| Nebraska's largest city |