| Clues | Answers |
| 'De ___ y de Sombra' (Isabel Allende novel) | AMOR |
| 'Me? Never!' | NOTI |
| 'Moving right along ...' | ANYHOO |
| 'Studies in the Sierra' author | MUIR |
| 'This is just wonderful!' | IMINHEAVEN |
| 'Yes ___?' | ORNO |
| Abbr. in some job titles | ASST |
| Almost never | ONCE |
| Aries | THERAM |
| Author/TV personality who wrote 'Your body is not a temple, it's an amusement park' | ANTHONYBOURDAIN |
| Beatles hit about 'a man who thought he was a loner' | GETBACK |
| BP brand | AMOCO |
| Breakout console | ATARI |
| British car | MINI |
| Classical theaters | ODEONS |
| Coach for the bench players? | PIANOTEACHER |
| Corn spot | TOE |
| Division outcomes | QUOTIENTS |
| Element that burns with a green flame | BORON |
| Fine-tune | SHARPEN |
| Gravel alternative | TAR |
| Hearst mag founded in 1886 | COSMO |
| Heartache | WOE |
| Hustler's game | MONTE |
| Indulge | HUMOR |
| Ingredient in some Italian sauces | ROMATOMATO |
| Invention of Guglielmo Marconi | RADIO |
| It doesn't follow | NONSEQUITUR |
| Its anthem is 'Amhrán na bhFiann' | EIRE |
| Kept | HUNGONTO |
| Lets go | AXES |
| Light-induced flow of electric charge | PHOTOCURRENT |
| Like many sci-fi aliens | HUMANOID |
| Little devil | IMP |
| Long-haired terriers | SKYES |
| Los ___, Calif | GATOS |
| Marvel superhero with the power to shrink, with 'the' | WASP |
| Modern party planning aid | ECARD |
| Needle or nettle | VEX |
| One might be drawn | BATH |
| One might be drawn | STRAW |
| Open field | LEA |
| Pasta variety | PENNE |
| Pillage and plunder | MARAUD |
| Pitcher's push-off point | RUBBER |
| Poet Khayyám | OMAR |
| Pokers, e.g | FIREIRONS |
| Present time, for short | BDAY |
| Put to shame | ABASH |
| Record component | PRIOR |
| Resembling | ALA |
| Satirist ___ Baron Cohen | SACHA |
| Shot in the dark | STAB |
| Singles player in the 1950s | PHONO |
| Soba alternative | UDON |
| Some restaurant staffers | BUSBOYS |
| Spread unit | ACRE |
| Sustain | FUEL |
| Swear words? | SCOUTSHONOR |
| Tech ___ | BRO |
| The world, to ambitious types | OYSTER |
| They're found in most clothes closets | RODS |
| Top medalla | ORO |
| Toughens | INURES |
| Victim of a bark beetle attack | ELM |
| What Carnival precedes | LENT |
| Where Ian Fleming spent much of the 1920s | ETON |
| Where Prince Kuhio Day is celebrated | HAWAII |
| ___ talk | IDLE |
| ___ therapy | GENE |
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