| Entryway |
VESTIBULE |
| Facilitates |
EASES |
| Fine-tunes |
HONES |
| Galileo's birthplace |
PISA |
| Grammar topic |
USAGE |
| Great balls of fire |
STARS |
| In a high-minded way |
NOBLY |
| It usually has many links |
WEBSITE |
| Kin to the violin |
CELLO |
| Lennon's beloved |
ONO |
| Like Andersen's duckling |
UGLY |
| Little ones |
TOTS |
| Look into again, as a cold case |
REOPEN |
| Manicurist's board |
EMERY |
| Mary Poppins, e.g |
NANNY |
| Move a muscle |
STIR |
| Moving vehicles |
VANS |
| New kids on the block |
TYROS |
| Nondairy spread |
OLEO |
| Number on a sundial |
VII |
| Petty crime, sometimes |
LARCENY |
| Poet T.S |
ELIOT |
| Popeye's "goil" Olive ___ |
OYL |
| Provoke jokingly |
TEASE |
| Rated "R" for nudity, e.g |
RACY |
| Robe fabric |
TERRY |
| Severe sentence |
LIFE |
| Sheet of raw cotton |
BATT |
| Sires |
BEGETS |
| Takes a tumble |
TRIPS |
| They have their pluses and minuses |
IONS |
| Tickle one's fancy |
AMUSE |
| Tiny openings |
PORES |
| Use a crystal ball, e.g |
TELLONESFORTUNE |
| West Point frosh |
PLEBE |
| With masts fully extended |
AMAIN |
| Word with "diem" or "second" |
PER |
| Young boys |
TADS |
