| 'If ___ be the food of love ...' |
MUSIC |
| 'Il était ___ fois ...' (French fairy-tale opener) |
UNE |
| 'It must have been something ___' |
IATE |
| 'The ___' (Munchkinland movie) |
WIZ |
| Avignon affirmative |
OUI |
| Becomes less jiggly, maybe |
SETS |
| Beginning of technology? |
NANO |
| Big Ten school |
IOWA |
| Block at the bird feeder |
SUET |
| Bordelaise and hollandaise, e.g |
SAUCES |
| Bradley with five stars |
OMAR |
| Calculus pioneer |
EULER |
| Capri, to a Capriote |
ISOLA |
| City on California's San Gabriel River |
AZUSA |
| Computer function often represented by a counterclockwise arrow |
UNDO |
| Con artists may adopt a succession of them |
ALIASES |
| Crowning architectural feature at a soft-drink bottling plant? |
PEPSICUPOLA |
| Denial without a subject? |
AMNOT |
| Descriptor in many a rap moniker |
LIL |
| Disparage, informally |
RIPON |
| Dried chili pepper of Mexican cookery |
ANCHO |
| Dubai dignitary |
EMIR |
| Famous restaurant-review aggregator |
ZAGAT |
| Fare rated poorly by 53 Across |
SLOP |
| First dynasty in traditional Chinese history |
HSIA |
| Frugal types dedicated to clipping and saving? |
COUPONHOUNDS |
| Garden decoration |
GNOME |
| Gomer's spouse, in the Old Testament |
HOSEA |
| Guts, oddly |
SPINE |
| Hotel chain that has everything? |
OMNI |
| In ___ of (replacing) |
LIEU |
| Italian city boasting one of the world's 10 oldest universities |
PADUA |
| Kind of compound comprising most of the earth's crust |
SILICATE |
| Language heard along the Volga |
TATAR |
| Lassitude |
ENNUI |
| Madrid's ___ Sofia Museum |
REINA |
| Mensa metrics |
IQS |
| Mesmerized |
RAPT |
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