| ''Andy Capp'' cartoonist Smythe |
REG |
| ''___ Be'' (Beatles) |
LETIT |
| Almond-and-orange-flower flavoring |
ORGEAT |
| Alternate spelling of 3-Down |
AMEER |
| Amazed onlooker, e.g. |
STARER |
| An emotion |
FEAR |
| Arab potentate |
EMIR |
| Ashe Stadium necessity |
NET |
| At that time |
THEN |
| Bad way to run |
AMOK |
| Beelzebub's bailiwick |
EVIL |
| Bristling with firepower |
ARMEDTOTHETEETH |
| Card game authority |
HOYLE |
| Cheap tires |
RETREADS |
| Chief Norse deity |
ODIN |
| Christian in ''Little Women'' |
BALE |
| Classical colonnade |
STOA |
| Comforting words |
ITSOK |
| Dance to a Latin beat |
SAMBA |
| Dog treat |
BONE |
| Donner or Khyber |
PASS |
| Editor's command |
STET |
| Exploiters |
USERS |
| Extol |
LAUD |
| Family lineage diagram |
TREE |
| Far from flighty |
STAID |
| Faux pas, of sorts |
SLIPOFTHETONGUE |
| Five minutes after a quarter of |
TENTO |
| Fr. holy woman |
STE |
| German surrealist Max |
ERNST |
| Give olfactory offense |
REEK |
| Go over old ground |
REHASH |
| High spirit |
ELAN |
| Horatian form |
ODE |
| In the distance |
AFAR |
| Indian stringed instrument |
SAROD |
| Its structure may include feet |
POEM |
| King Harald V's predecessor |
OLAV |
| Like loving couples, e.g. |
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