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Caught a glimpse of, 5 letters
Did Mission Impossible work, 5 letters
Did cloak-and-dagger work, 5 letters
Did secret-agent work, 5 letters
Did undercover work, 5 letters
Dug around, like a mole, 5 letters
Eavesdropped, perhaps, 5 letters
Emulated George Smiley, 5 letters
Emulated Harvey Birch, 5 letters
Emulated Joshua and Caleb, 5 letters
Emulated Maxwell Smart, in a way, 5 letters
Engaged in espionage, 5 letters
Entered the Bond trade?, 5 letters
Gained intelligence, 5 letters
Gathered information, perhaps, 5 letters
Gathered intelligence, 5 letters
Looked through a knothole, say, 5 letters
Looked through keyholes, 5 letters
Peeked through a keyhole, 5 letters
Sought intelligence, 5 letters
Used binoculars, maybe, 5 letters
Was a mole, perhaps, 5 letters
Watched from seclusion, 5 letters
Watched furtively, with on, 5 letters
Watched, half despicably, 5 letters
What Aldrich Ames did, 5 letters
Worked behind enemy lines, 5 letters
Worked for the CIA, perhaps, 5 letters
Had under surveillance, 7 letters
Watched closely from a distance, 7 letters
Watched from hiding, 7 letters
Der ___ (German magazine), 7 letters
Big name in catalogs, 7 letters
Big name in mail order, 7 letters
Catalog retailer of women's apparel, 7 letters
Eponymous mail-order magnate, 7 letters
German magazine, with Der, 7 letters
Its first catalog was mailed out in 1905, 7 letters
Magazine whose name means (the) mirror, 7 letters
Mail-order catalog name, 7 letters
Surname that means mirror, 7 letters
Venerable cataloger, 7 letters
Used as a deoxidizing agent and to raise the manganese content in making steel, 7 letters
Pig iron containing manganese, 7 letters
Barker's solicitation, 5 letters
Bit of salesmanship, 5 letters
Car salesman's patter, 5 letters
Carnival barker's delivery, 5 letters
Convention center talk, 5 letters
Long-winded sales pitch, 5 letters
Pitchman's delivery, 5 letters
Sales person's forte, and a synonym for the ends of this puzzle's three longest entries, 5 letters
Sales pitch sometimes, 5 letters
Salesman's preparation, 5 letters
Salesperson's pitch, 5 letters
Telemarketer's talk, 5 letters
Voluble sales pitch, 5 letters
Plausible glib talk (especially useful to a salesperson), 5 letters
Director of 2011's The Adventures of Tintin, 9 letters
Gave a barker's talk, 7 letters
Pitched one's pitch, 7 letters
Spoke at great length, 7 letters
Extravagant pitcher, 7 letters
Sales pitch deliverer, 7 letters
Carny barkers, e.g., 8 letters
Deliverers of product lines?, 8 letters
Vocal endorsement?, 15 letters
Barkers' deliveries, 6 letters
Carnival barkers' pitches, 6 letters
Hucksters' deliveries, 6 letters
Pitches for products, 6 letters
They may be rehearsed by salesmen, 6 letters
They often include lies: Sp., 6 letters
They're prepared to sell snake oil, 6 letters
Baby-Sitters Club secretary Mary Anne ___, 5 letters
Costume designer Carol, 5 letters
Le Carr 's hero often, 5 letters
Mary Anne in The Baby-Sitters Club, 5 letters
Person with binoculars, maybe, 5 letters
Screen in a British manor house, 5 letters
Animal that works for the CIA?, 11 letters
Clandestine watchers, 6 letters
Watchers in secret., 6 letters
___ Like Us (Chevy Chase film), 5 letters
1928 Fritz Lang thriller, 5 letters
86 and 99, in Get Smart, 5 letters
Agents 86 and 99, in Get Smart, 5 letters
Black and white Mad magazine figures, 5 letters
Black eyes, slangily, 5 letters
Black-clad and white-clad Mad adversaries, 5 letters
Cloak-and-dagger types, 5 letters
Fears of some paranoiacs, 5 letters
Intelligence operatives, 5 letters
Kim Philby and colleagues, 5 letters
Le Carre characters, 5 letters
McCartney tune ___ Like Us, 5 letters
Most Get Smart characters, 5 letters
Nathan Hale and others, 5 letters
Parts of some rings, 5 letters
Paul McCartney's ___ Like Us, 5 letters
People of intelligence, 5 letters
People who aren't what they seem, 5 letters
Perpetrators of black-bag jobs, 5 letters
Prohias' adversaries, 5 letters
Seekers of intelligence?, 5 letters
Some enemies of the state, 5 letters
Some Ian Fleming characters, 5 letters
Sometimes they get the hang of it, 5 letters
Surreptitious types, 5 letters
Theme of this puzzle, 5 letters
They gather intelligence, 5 letters
They may work for both sides, 5 letters
They often have covers, 5 letters
They're licensed to kill, 5 letters
This puzzle's theme involves fictional ones, 5 letters
Those seeking intelligence, 5 letters
Uses a tap, perhaps, 5 letters
Valerie Plame et al., supposedly, 5 letters
Works in intelligence, 5 letters
Invades one's privacy, 7 letters
Watches through a keyhole: 2 wds., 7 letters
Like many Hitchcock films, 10 letters
Pig iron containing manganese, 12 letters
Used as a deoxidizing agent and to raise the manganese content in making steel, 12 letters