| History book topic |
ERA |
| Horse feed |
OATS |
| Hurry along |
HIE |
| In fashion |
CHIC |
| Indian tourist locale |
AGRA |
| Legendary Raquel |
WELCH |
| Lentil-based dish (Var.) |
DHAL |
| Like factory workers |
BLUECOLLAR |
| Like some experimental films |
ARTY |
| Macy's alternative |
SEARS |
| Make retribution |
ATONE |
| Merry-go-round music, e.g |
LILT |
| Metal mixture |
ALLOY |
| Mink cousin |
SABLE |
| Muhammad's religion |
ISLAM |
| North Carolina fort |
BRAGG |
| Overcharge excessively |
GOUGE |
| Pinocchio, often |
LIAR |
| Planter's need |
SEED |
| Pond annoyance |
ALGA |
| Put an edge on |
WHET |
| Root audibly |
CHEER |
| Run in the wash |
BLEED |
| Safety device in factories |
EYEBATH |
| Shipboard bed |
BUNK |
| Small landmass, for short |
ISLE |
| Solo in a space flick |
HAN |
| Something for the fire |
LOG |
| South African currency units |
RANDS |
| Surprise attack |
RAID |
| Take to the cleaners |
BILK |
| The avant-garde's Yoko |
ONO |
| The sound of an alarm |
TOCSIN |
| Use a trumpet |
BLARE |
| Warhead, briefly |
ICBM |
| What Carroll's slithy tove does |
GYRES |
| With more wisdom |
SAGER |
| Woman with a degree |
ALUMNA |
| Young male |
BOY |
