| No alternative? |
YES |
| On a clipper |
ASEA |
| On the ___ (precisely) |
DOT |
| One in a litter basket, perhaps |
PUP |
| One way to pay a bill |
SNAILMAIL |
| Paleontologist's interest |
FOSSIL |
| Picnic buttinskies |
ANTS |
| Pipe contents, maybe |
GAS |
| Poker variation |
STUD |
| Practice origami |
FOLD |
| Primatologists' subjects |
APES |
| Rabbit food, so to speak |
SALAD |
| Razz |
TEASE |
| Ready for a vacation |
STRESSED |
| Respond quickly |
LOOKSHARP |
| Response to a one-liner |
HAHA |
| Right-hand man |
AIDE |
| Romanian-born novelist Wiesel |
ELIE |
| Salts used medicinally |
EPSOM |
| Samovars |
URNS |
| Sandwich cookie name |
OREO |
| Scott in a famous court case |
DRED |
| Seattle mariner, e.g. |
SEAMAN |
| Slinky, basically |
COIL |
| Some butters |
RAMS |
| Split |
LEAVE |
| Start of a J.F.K. quote |
ASK |
| Start of a U.S. capital |
DES |
| Steps for crossing a fence |
STILE |
| Stick, as if by suction |
ADHERE |
| Sudden seizure? |
GRAB |
| Supposed remedy |
HAIROFTHEDOG |
| Tabloid subjects, sometimes |
UFOS |
| Travel security |
SAFETYBELT |
| Two over Paar? |
LENO |
| Voluble sales pitch |
SPIEL |
| Western topper |
TENGALLONHAT |
| Word in some winter forecasts |
BELOW |
| ___ de deux |
PAS |
