| It might scream after being tripped |
ALARM |
| Less verbose |
TERSER |
| Like the Badlands |
ARID |
| Lingo |
ARGOT |
| Lip balm ingredient |
ALOE |
| Lyndon Johnson's dog |
HER |
| Male deliveries |
HES |
| Matter for the courts |
RES |
| Middle of a watery pun |
BRIDGESIN |
| Mosque bigwig |
IMAM |
| Mud dauber, for one |
WASP |
| Nurse a snub |
STEW |
| Otherwise |
ELSE |
| Part of a place setting |
UTENSIL |
| Part of some exercise machines |
STAIR |
| Release |
SETFREE |
| Sacred cows, e.g. |
IDOLS |
| Savage |
BRUTISH |
| Seed's protective outer layer |
TESTA |
| Shooting matches? |
WARS |
| Something to chew |
CUD |
| Spanish wine |
RIOJA |
| Speleologist's study |
CAVE |
| Spirits |
ALCOHOL |
| St. Andrew's Day observer |
SCOT |
| Start of a watery pun |
THOSEWHOJUMPOFF |
| Statistician's calculation |
NORM |
| Sturgeon eggs (Var.) |
CAVIARE |
| Subject of Elizabeth, briefly |
BRIT |
| The Little Giant |
OTT |
| They spread shingles? |
ROOFERS |
| Turn right-side-up |
ORIENT |
| Water usage measurer |
METER |
| Whatchamacallit |
DOODAD |
| Word used in telling time |
PAST |
| ___ Club (conservationist group) |
SIERRA |
| ___ Lackawanna Railway |
ERIE |
