| Junker |
HEAP |
| Like some lockets |
OVAL |
| Literary term popularized by Sartre |
ANTINOVEL |
| Man of urbanity |
GENT |
| Member of a pop duo whose debut album was titled 'Whole Oats' |
DARYLHALL |
| Minor concessions |
SOPS |
| Narrow margin |
INCH |
| Newly humble |
CHASTENED |
| Nobody's home |
GHOSTTOWN |
| Off the hook |
EXEMPT |
| Omission statement? |
OOPS |
| One of baseball's Alous |
FELIPE |
| One of Chaucer's pilgrims |
REEVE |
| Ornamental garment panel |
INSET |
| Over-the-counter name for naproxen |
ALEVE |
| Perfect match |
ONEANDONLY |
| Product in pink packets |
SWEETNLOW |
| Put down, in a way, as a group of rioters |
TEARGASSED |
| Quadratics, e.g |
MATH |
| Rita Hayworth film briefly featured in 'The Shawshank Redemption' |
GILDA |
| Rustic dwellers |
COTTAGERS |
| Shorts go-with |
TEE |
| Silent signals |
NODS |
| Some M&M's |
MINIS |
| To any degree |
ATALL |
| Tokyo-based electronics giant |
CASIO |
| Try to beat the buzzer? |
SWAT |
| U.S. state with the oldest capital city |
NEWMEXICO |
| Unable to react |
INERT |
| Unreliable narrator |
LIAR |
| What plangonologists collect |
DOLLS |
| Wildly uneven |
HITORMISS |
| Wood choppers of old |
FALSETEETH |
| ___ mouth |
POTTY |
