In ___ (harmonizing perfectly) |
Dead Sea harvest |
Certain Flanders river |
Dobrev of "The Poet" |
Quick snoozes |
Nut that's squirreled away |
Maintain as true |
Tropical American mammal |
Time-worn |
Indochinese currency |
Rocket section with a heat shield |
Buddy or Pacific salmon |
Indian bean |
Triceratops feature |
Pint, inch or second |
Actresses Ryan and Tilly |
Bhutan locale |
Big sheet |
Mighty fine |
Traditional time for hot cross buns |
Ceasing to be visible |
Math course involving sines and tangents, briefly |
Pass through |
Was a candidate for election |
Bookbinding leathers |
Word before "of silence" or "of poverty" |
Heart chambers |
Seek enlightenment |
One of 15 in a typical weekday crossword (abbr.) |
Cheerleader accessory |
Kind of cross |
Quarter-rounded molding |
Problem of mistaken identity |
Plodder |
Mortgage company's claim |
How beer may be served |
Playing card in England |
Having ants in one's pants |
French message-carrying boat |
Related (to) |
Ingredient in many lotions |
Magnani in "The Rose Tattoo" |
Infectious disease that causes a rash |
NYG rival in the NFC East |
Relating to farmland |
Treaty of Rome creation, for short |
Ascend, as the social ladder |
There may be a high price on it |
Pickling ingredient |
Arbitrate |
Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers "___ Squad" |
Like 7 or 17 |
Holiday for Mister Roberts |
Fifth in a Greek series |
Like some rabbits |
Something simple, supposedly |
Generous diner |
Prickly plant |
Fictitious name inits. |
Musicologist Taylor |
Remove a mistake on the chalkboard |
Imitation |
Put out of humor |
TV contest with a blue neon sign logo, for short |
Computer offering |
When there were luters and no computers |
With excessive enthusiasm |
Female megastar, in pop music |
Frog maneuver |
Traditional season for eggnog |
It can be big, bright, good or bad |
Itsy-bitsy bits |
Service station offering |
Au ___ de (instead of, in French) |
Helvetica or Century Gothic, for example |
Left one's seat |
Olive-shaped |
Sweeping target |
Post that's part of a flight of stairs |
Where a ducktail tapers |