| ESP, they say |
| Russell Crowe's middle name |
| Home seller's need |
| They can be felt in a classroom |
| They take song requests at parties: Abbr. |
| They get tossed |
| An' they talks ___ lovin' . . . ": Kipling |
| They're new and unusual |
| They're supportive to a star |
| Someone who arranges the buying and selling of property for clients |
| Extravagantly ornate |
| Hamlet" extras |
| Ledger for recording transactions as they occur |
| Alas. Purchase seller |
| Something quite extraordinary to look at |
| Contract extras, and read differently, a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Site that sells knitted hats |
| Can't sell anymore, by necessity |
| They sparkle on diamonds |
| Person with learning difficulties, but with other extraordinary mental skills — attains void (anag) |
| They may conceal shiners |
| Against a Vegas worker? (Surprise! Did you expect a clue about selling heirlooms?) |
| They were big-boned |
| They may be tossed back |
| They're restricted in some diets |
| Crispy appetizer |
| They swing in and out of a saloon |
| Door-to-door cosmetics seller |
| Concentrated extracts |
| A. J. ___, author of the best seller "The Know-It-All: One Man's Humble Quest to Become the Smartest Person in the World |