| European auto import |
OPEL |
| Feature in Harper's or The Atlantic |
ESSAY |
| Gambled poorly |
LOSTONESSHIRT |
| Get better, as a cut |
HEAL |
| Gets a party going |
BREAKSTHETIE |
| Getting warm, say |
NEAR |
| Hazel tree relative |
ALDER |
| High-ranking angel |
SERAPH |
| Is the head of the household |
WEARSTHEPANTS |
| Just gets by (with ''out'') |
EKES |
| Keeper's charge |
INN |
| KFC sides |
SLAWS |
| Like Sibelius' valse |
TRISTE |
| Like things that go bump in the night |
EERIE |
| Lobotomy reminder |
SCAR |
| Make a change for the verse? |
EDIT |
| Mime group, e.g. |
TROUPE |
| Molded ice cream |
BOMBE |
| No frill, this |
NEED |
| Not fair |
BELOWTHEBELT |
| Not repeatedly |
ONCE |
| One who puts the punch in punch |
LACER |
| One who swings a good deal |
APE |
| Part of a cheerleader's uniform |
MINI |
| Patch sticker |
BRIER |
| Scenic walk |
PASEO |
| Semi radios |
CBS |
| Soak, as flax |
RET |
| Starch from palms |
SAGO |
| Television, newspapers and such |
MASSMEDIA |
| Terminal letters |
ETA |
| Tough to get your hands on |
RARE |
| Umlauts' kin (Var.) |
DIERESES |
| Undoing, as an act |
REPEALING |
| Unit of Cambodian currency |
RIEL |
| Whom ''my heart belongs to'' |
DADDY |
| Word in a Cagney impersonation |
RAT |
| Word with ''in and of'' |
ITSELF |
