| Greek cross |
TAU |
| Habitat for some wild animals |
LAIR |
| Handed-down history |
LORE |
| Health spot |
SPA |
| Improvise on the ivories |
NOODLE |
| Inexperienced |
GREEN |
| It can lead to higher costs |
INCREASEDDEMAND |
| Kind of colony |
PENAL |
| Kind of hockey shot |
SLAP |
| Kiss, for the fancy |
OSCULATE |
| Lifeguards, often |
RESCUERS |
| Lifted, so to speak |
STOLE |
| Like a board |
STIFF |
| Matterhorn, e.g |
ALP |
| Missing from the Marines, e.g |
AWOL |
| No honest fellow, he |
LIAR |
| Nursery item |
CRIB |
| Nut with caffeine |
KOLA |
| P.I., e.g |
TEC |
| Pharmacist's sale |
DRUG |
| Pilot's announcement, briefly |
ETA |
| Porcelain pitcher |
EWER |
| Portable liquor bottles |
FLASKS |
| Quickie Spanish courses |
TAPAS |
| Red-haired orphan |
ANNIE |
| Regrets |
RUES |
| Russian ruler before 1917 |
TSAR |
| Shrek, e.g |
OGRE |
| Side squared, for a square |
AREA |
| Some TV offerings |
DRAMAS |
| Surrealist Magritte |
RENE |
| Taxi rider |
FARE |
| Thai currency |
BAHT |
| They leave empty-nesters |
GROWNUPCHILDREN |
| They make collars |
COPS |
| Turkish generals (var.) |
AGHAS |
| TV's bilingual explorer |
DORA |
| Young winged god of the Greeks |
EROS |
