| Jaywalkers, e.g |
SCOFFLAWS |
| Katharine ___, onetime publisher of the Washington Post |
GRAHAM |
| Kind of steel |
STAINLESS |
| Little rascals |
SCAMPS |
| Lounging spot |
DAYBED |
| Low class |
SERFS |
| Made damp |
WETTED |
| Many a circus feat |
STUNT |
| Nickname for Francisco |
PACO |
| Payments to speakers, say |
HONORARIA |
| Polemologists study them |
WARS |
| Put one's foot down, in a way |
FLOORIT |
| Rock candy, essentially |
SUCROSE |
| Same-sex household? |
FRAT |
| Sign at a concession stand |
SNACKS |
| Singer with the 1977 hit 'Lido Shuffle' |
SCAGGS |
| Slummy |
SEEDY |
| So far, informally |
TILNOW |
| So-so |
MEH |
| Something a politician proposes that takes heat? |
GUNCONTROL |
| Staple of Caribbean music |
MARACA |
| Steven Van Zandt's role on 'The Sopranos,' informally |
SIL |
| Team on which Larry Bird played, on scoreboards |
BOS |
| The so-called 'sunny side' |
YANG |
| Things with roots |
SCALPS |
| Thunderous noise |
CLAP |
| Title six-year-old of literature |
ELOISE |
| Where to watch the Beeb |
TELLY |
| Who said 'There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious fact' |
SHERLOCKHOLMES |
| Who sings 'As Time Goes By' in 'Casablanca' |
SAM |
| Wing man? |
COLONELSANDERS |
| Wiriness |
SINEW |
| With beauty and class |
ELEGANTLY |
