| Strikes, perhaps |
SLAPS |
| Animal cry that sounds like a Greek letter |
MEW |
| Girls, ___ (nonprofit since 1864) |
INC |
| Find on the radio |
TUNETO |
| Move, in real estate lingo |
RELO |
| Woman on un árbol genealógico |
TIA |
| Value |
ESTEEM |
| More slippery |
EELIER |
| TV channel showing lots of pitches |
HSN |
| Disclaimer on a sale poster |
WHILESUPPLIESLAST |
| Contradict |
BELIE |
| Save money on one’s commute home, perhaps |
SPLITACAB |
| Actor who played a character with the same first name on “Two and a Half Men” |
CHARLIESHEEN |
| You can see right through it |
PANE |
| Up to ___ |
PAR |
| Like nearly everybody on a Reply All thread |
CCED |
| Genre influenced by Jamaica’s independence |
SKA |
| Puts on a Christmas list, say |
ASKSFOR |
| Some young studs |
BOYTOYS |
| Lisbon’s land: Abbr. |
POR |
| First name in student loans |
SALLIE |
| Louvre Pyramid architect |
PEI |
| ___ facto |
IPSO |
| Skeptics |
NONBELIEVERS |
| Half of a sprinter’s pair |
TRACKSHOE |
| One of the four classical elements, along with ignis, aqua and terra |
AER |
| -Across feature, as seen three times in this puzzle |
SPIKE |
| Test required for all C.I.A. applicants … or a hint to this puzzle’s theme |
POLYGRAPH |
| Major British tabloid, with “The” |
SUN |
| When sudden death can occur, for short |
INOT |
| “Understood” |
IGOTIT |
| Caribbean clock setting: Abbr. |
AST |
| New Mexico county or its seat |
TAOS |
| Early bird’s bedtime, maybe |
NINEPM |
| Baseball players who only bat, for short |
DHS |
| Snide chuckle |
HEH |
| Boardroom support |
EASEL |