| Laugher of a win |
ROMP |
| Leg, in old slang |
GAM |
| Lightbulb, in comics |
IDEA |
| Locker photo, maybe |
PINUP |
| Luxury sheet fabric |
SATIN |
| MDX and RDX automaker |
ACURA |
| More peeved |
SORER |
| Muscle spasm |
TWITCH |
| Need liniment |
ACHE |
| Newshawk's triumph |
SCOOP |
| Partner of red beans |
RICE |
| Pear variety |
ANJOU |
| Per ___ allowance |
DIEM |
| Pierce player in "M*A*S*H" |
ALDA |
| Praline nut |
PECAN |
| Questionnaire catchall |
OTHER |
| Rock music's ___ Leppard |
DEF |
| Scatter about |
STREW |
| Sean of "Rudy" |
ASTIN |
| Shake down |
EXTORT |
| Sheets, pillowcases, etc |
LINEN |
| Singing voice, informally |
PIPES |
| Slow-pitch trajectory |
ARC |
| Soldier nicknamed "Old Blood and Guts" |
GEORGESPATTON |
| Soldier nicknamed "Old Hickory" |
ANDREWJACKSON |
| Soldier nicknamed "Old Rough and Ready" |
ZACHARYTAYLOR |
| Source of Italian bubbly |
ASTI |
| Stage whispers |
ASIDES |
| Suppressed, in a way |
SATON |
| The whole shootin' match |
ALL |
| This-and-that dish |
STEW |
| Tiny complaint |
NIT |
| Took top honors |
WON |
| Trampled (on) |
TROD |
| Vamooses |
SCRAMS |
| Vegas postings |
ODDS |
| When tripled, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase |
YADA |
| Wielding a squeegee, say |
WIPING |
| ___-Coburg and Gotha (British royal house) |
SAXE |
