Poet/musician ___ Scott-Heron

Answer: Gil

Biblical brother

Answer: Abel

Site of Beinecke Library

Answer: Yale

French wine classification

Answer: Cru

Rhone's capital

Answer: Lyons

Swiss-American composer Bloch

Answer: Ernest

Portuguese Mister

Answer: Senhor

James who wrote "Rule, Britannia"

Answer: Thomson

They're encountered in "close encounters"

Answer: UFOs

1980's "Double Fantasy" collaborator

Answer: Ono

Ran through, as a card

Answer: swiped

1953 Wimbledon winner Seixas

Answer: Vic

Hello ____, shop frequently seen on Letterman

Answer: Deli

Dance seen on TV's "Hullabaloo"

Answer: frug

Announcer's call after three strikes

Answer: he's out

Provider of cuts

Answer: LPS

Position that's an anagram, appropriately, of "notes"

Answer: steno

Like Limburger cheese

Answer: stinky

"Lucia di Lammermoor" baritone

Answer: Enrico

Experimental underwater habitat

Answer: sea lab

Bet to win and place

Answer: Exacta

Designer Pucci

Answer: Emilio

Measurers of logical reasoning, for short

Answer: LSATS

"Falcon Crest" co-star

Answer: Lamas

Car famous for its 1950s tailfins

Answer: Desoto

"Gilligan's Island" castaway

Answer: Mary Ann

Cover for a grandmother

Answer: shawl

Beethoven's Third

Answer: Eroica

Early casino proprietor

Answer: Harrah

Some Jamaican music

Answer: ska

Varnish ingredient

Answer: lac

Sea eagle

Answer: erne

Sports Illustrated 1998 co-Sportsman of the Year

Answer: Sosa

Czech composer Janacek

Answer: Leos

Work on analytical psychology?

Answer: the jung book

Lola, e.g., in "Damn Yankees"

Answer: alto

Meal for the Three Little Pigs?

Answer: family sty dinner

Puffball seed

Answer: spore

Jazz-loving young entomologist?

Answer: boogie woogie bug boy

Lineman's datum

Answer: sack

Singer K.T. _____

Answer: Oslin

They're beside sides

Answer: entrees

Short-term worker who causes utter disaster?

Answer: the temp of doom

Mile-high world capital

Answer: Kabul

Flavor tasted in some wine

Answer: oak

Handi-Wrap alternative

Answer: Saran

Letters from Atlanta

Answer: CNN

Part of baking powder

Answer: sodium

Psychiatrist's scheduling

Answer: session

Oscar winner Helen

Answer: Hayes

Armpit, to a doctor

Answer: axilla

Explanation for why some pillows to weird things?

Answer: trick down theory

Then preceder

Answer: if so

Yosemite Sam's cursing of Bugs Bunny's food?

Answer: dang carrots

1980s fad item

Answer: Chia

1954 sci-fi movie with an exclamation point in its title

Answer: Them

Floral offering

Answer: lei

Roulette play

Answer: cinq

Sauce thickener

Answer: roux

Architectural projection

Answer: apse

Actress Anderson

Answer: Loni

Residence of some Indians

Answer: New Delhi

Resin source

Answer: pine

Wicker work

Answer: a time to die

Shakespearean opener

Answer: Scene I

It's near Fort Bliss

Answer: El Paso

The first one gets you going

Answer: gear

It contains the auricle

Answer: outer ear

Want in the worst way

Answer: ache for

It might let off some steam

Answer: spa

Returning to an old beat

Answer: atempo

Like some T-shirts and eggs

Answer: extra large

Marsh denizen

Answer: heron

Schubert works

Answer: Lieder

Son of Leah

Answer: Levi

Bologna oils

Answer: arte

Turgite or limonite

Answer: iron ore

Defibrillator users, for short

Answer: EMTs

Woman who's just too cool?

Answer: ice queen

Woodcutter's aid

Answer: Sawhorse

Landscaper's aid

Answer: shears

Wilson of "Sleepless in Seattle"

Answer: Rita

1991 Warren Beatty movie

Answer: Bugsy

Jay of late-night television

Answer: Leno

Astin and Bean of "The Lord of the Rings"

Answer: Seans

Primary component of Saturn's rings

Answer: ice

Lena of "Romeo is Bleeding"

Answer: Olin

Former Labour Party leader Kinnock

Answer: Neil

Youngest-ever French Open winner

Answer: Seles

Humorist Shriner

Answer: Wil

Capital on Upolu Island

Answer: Apia

President Bartlet, familiarly, on "The West Wing"

Answer: Jed

Titan who stole fire from the gods

Answer: Prometheus

Germany's Adenauer

Answer: Konrad

____ Valley, where "Poltergeist" was filmed

Answer: Simi

"Women in Love" author

Answer: D.H. Lawrence

Vocalist Anderson who sang with Ellington

Answer: Ivie