| It may land on one of four railroads |
IRON |
| Japanese dish |
TERIYAKI |
| Jarvik-7, e.g. |
ARTIFICIALHEART |
| Keystone State city |
ERIE |
| Kind of frog |
TREE |
| Left alone |
STRANDED |
| Less imperiled |
SAFER |
| Make wildly happy |
ELATE |
| One of these days |
SOON |
| Opponent of George and Bill |
ROSS |
| Pepe of cartoons |
LEPEW |
| Popular product (with ''good'') |
SELLER |
| Rather formal |
DRESSY |
| Reduce one's sentence, perhaps |
EDIT |
| Ritzy hotel accomodation |
SUITE |
| River to the Seine |
OISE |
| Rooftop array |
ANTENNAS |
| Rope-maker's fiber |
HEMP |
| Round of applause |
SALVO |
| Semi-skilled talker? |
CBER |
| Set of problems |
TEST |
| Shire of ''Rocky'' films |
TALIA |
| Sir Guinness |
ALEC |
| Sitarist Shankar |
RAVI |
| Sky bear |
URSA |
| Something in the air |
ODOR |
| Source of annoyance |
PEEVE |
| Stiff collars |
ETONS |
| Stop in the Sahara |
OASIS |
| Taboo suffix for feminists |
ESS |
| The five in a lustrum |
YEARS |
| Titmouse, e.g. |
BIRD |
| Too big, weightwise |
OBESE |
| Type of shoot |
SKEET |
| Wok-user's sauce |
SOY |
| Word with ''market'' or ''circus'' |
FLEA |
| ___ Men, ''Who Let the Dogs Out'' group |
BAHA |
| ___ Paulo |
SAO |
