| ". . . ___ dust shalt thou return" |
UNTO |
| "America's Most Wanted" info |
ALIAS |
| "An Inconvenient Truth" creator |
GORE |
| "And it ___ to pass . . ." |
CAME |
| "Aye!" sayer |
PRO |
| "Christ the Redeemer" locale |
RIO |
| "Cocoon" transport |
UFO |
| "Demon" beverage |
RUM |
| "Lady and the Tramp" dog |
TRUSTY |
| "Married With Children" character |
PEG |
| "Nightstick fracture" bone |
ULNA |
| "Santa ___" (ode to Naples) |
LUCIA |
| "That's ___ nonsense!" |
UTTER |
| "The Rube's Honeymoon" author Zane |
GREY |
| "Wheel of Fortune" category |
EVENT |
| 1,000 liters |
STERE |
| 10 million of them equal a joule |
ERGS |
| 2002 World Series champs |
ANGELS |
| 4-H Club concern |
SOIL |
| A day in New Orleans |
MARDI |
| A dog's age |
EONS |
| ABC or NBC, e.g |
AIRER |
| Accountant's job |
AUDIT |
| Accumulation |
PILE |
| Act amateurishly |
EMOTE |
| Activist and pundit Alan |
KEYES |
| Airport sound |
ROAR |
| Atlantic flier |
ERNE |
| Autumn air quality |
NIP |
| Babble |
RUNON |
| Barely adequate |
SCANTY |
| Be petty |
CAVIL |
| Beat down |
TAMP |
| Bleep, e.g |
OMIT |
| Blue-ribbon |
AONE |
| Bounder |
ROUE |
| Brings up |
NURTURES |
| British race site |
ASCOT |