| Like some steroids |
ANABOLIC |
| Little laugh |
TEHEE |
| Look ___ (explore) |
INTO |
| Map parts |
INSETS |
| Mentally acute |
SHARP |
| Ophthalmologist's concern |
EYEBALL |
| Pay one's share |
CHIPIN |
| Photocopier tray filler, perhaps |
REAM |
| Picnic item, sometimes |
WATERMELONSLICE |
| Picnic items, sometimes |
CORNSONTHECOB |
| Picnic items, sometimes |
PIECESOFCHICKEN |
| Possessive pronoun |
ITS |
| Rundown and filthy |
MANGY |
| Satisfy, as a debt |
REPAY |
| Schooner's cargo, often |
ALE |
| Scones |
OATCAKES |
| Screenwriter's creation |
SCENARIO |
| Shopping outlet |
MART |
| Short, straight punch |
JAB |
| Sound of pleasure |
AAH |
| Spanglish speaker, often |
LATINO |
| Sprinkle all about |
STREW |
| Stocking shade |
ECRU |
| Stumbling blocks |
HANGUPS |
| Succulent plant |
ALOE |
| Suffix for "Marx" or "capital" |
ISM |
| Syllables sung while skipping |
TRALA |
| That lass |
SHE |
| Too inquisitive |
NOSY |
| Tree with edible nuts |
BEECH |
| Unlikely protagonist |
ANTIHERO |
| Vicinity |
LOCALE |
| Widens |
BROADENS |
| Wing-tip tip |
TOE |
| Wood of Hollywood |
ELIJAH |
| Word in the Postal Service creed |
NOR |
| Word with "second" or "laws of" |
NATURE |
| Wound from a boxer? |
BITE |
