| Malarial fever |
AGUE |
| Malicious |
MEAN |
| Monks' hoods |
COWLS |
| Not at all handy |
INEPT |
| Off one's trolley |
DAFT |
| Olin of ''Chocolat'' |
LENA |
| Once more |
AGAIN |
| One making a sacrifice, maybe |
BATTER |
| One-time CIA rival |
KGB |
| Pen points |
NIBS |
| Pennsylvania Avenue sight |
WHITEHOUSE |
| Place for a ship to come in |
DOCK |
| Pleasant wind |
BREEZE |
| Port opening? |
HELI |
| Santa ___, Calif. |
CRUZ |
| Sashay |
STRUT |
| Sculler's gear |
OAR |
| Soon, to a poet |
ANON |
| Spiffy-looking |
DAPPER |
| Squirt's gun? |
WATERPISTOL |
| Toledo's lake |
ERIE |
| Tons and tons |
ALOT |
| Tour de France entrant |
CYCLER |
| Uncool sorts |
NERDS |
| Unfilled-time-slot letters |
TBA |
| Vessel with a pedestal |
URN |
| Waterfront walkway |
PIER |
| Watkins ___, New York |
GLEN |
| What V-J Day ended |
WWII |
| Where man met woman |
EDEN |
| Where to head 'em off |
PASS |
| Wife of Abraham |
SARAH |
| Wired banker |
ATM |
| Women, to film noir detectives |
DAMES |
| Word beyond ''beyond'' |
REPAIR |
| Word following ''I thee'' |
WED |
| Word with ''Wounded'' or ''trick'' |
KNEE |
| You can take it out for a spin |
TOP |
| ___ avis |
RARA |
