| Many a tourist information handout site |
KIOSK |
| Mexican coin |
PESO |
| Milky gem |
OPAL |
| Narrow street |
LANE |
| Nincompoop |
ASS |
| Not just a talker |
DOER |
| Octagonal street sign |
STOP |
| One of the Gershwins |
IRA |
| Online periodical |
EZINE |
| Otherworldly glow |
AURA |
| Panache |
ELAN |
| Part of the atmosphere depleted by CFCs |
OZONE |
| Popular Mexican brew |
SOLCERVEZA |
| Put the pedal to the metal |
GUNIT |
| Religious offshoots |
SECTS |
| Remove, as a coupon |
TEAROUT |
| Resort with mineral waters |
SPA |
| Roman numeral X |
TEN |
| Shows oral disapproval |
TUTTUTS |
| Sir ___ Newton |
ISAAC |
| Snake sound |
HISS |
| Soprano sounds |
TRILLS |
| Sound that completes the phrase 'Just like ...!' |
SNAP |
| Suffix with British and Bush |
ISM |
| That is, in Latin |
IDEST |
| The only trustworthy one? |
SOLEBENEFICIARY |
| The Soup ___ ('Seinfeld' character) |
NAZI |
| They make clinks in drinks |
ICECUBES |
| Those: Sp |
ESOS |
| Three sheets to the wind |
LIQUOREDUP |
| Vietnamese soup |
PHO |
| Wearing some party shoes |
INHEELS |
| What the Venus de Milo lacks |
ARMS |
| Where Kia and Hyundai are headquartered |
SEOULSOUTHKOREA |
| Wife portrayed in 2005's 'Walk the Line' |
JUNECARTER |
| William who shot an apple off his son's head |
TELL |
| Witherspoon who played 11-Down in 'Walk the Line' |
REESE |
| Woman's best female friend |
SOULSISTER |
| ___ au vin |
COQ |
