| N.Y.-to-Paris fliers, once |
SSTS |
| Napoleon's home, 1814-15 |
ELBA |
| Need a bath badly |
REEK |
| Occupy, as a table |
SITAT |
| Often-incorrectly apostrophized pronoun |
ITS |
| Overcook, and then some |
BURN |
| Peter or Paul, but not Mary |
TSAR |
| Pirates' domain |
OPENSEAS |
| Place with free weights |
GYM |
| Places for pints |
PUBS |
| Poetic foot |
IAMB |
| Prefix with gram or center |
EPI |
| Punkin covering of poetry |
FROST |
| Put into play |
SERVE |
| Respectful reply to a schoolmarm |
YESM |
| Roaster's spot |
DAIS |
| Runs smoothly |
PURRS |
| Sign of healing |
SCAB |
| Some athletic events |
MEETS |
| Song of lament |
ELEGY |
| Speak off the cuff |
ADLIB |
| Speck in the ocean |
ISLET |
| Spending limit |
CAP |
| Starbucks size |
GRANDE |
| Syringe amts |
CCS |
| Takes to court |
SUES |
| That certain something |
AURA |
| The Jarvik 7 was the first successful one |
ARTIFICIALHEART |
| They may be trumps, in bridge |
SPADES |
| Tiny and cramped, in real estate ads |
SNUG |
| To the rear, at sea |
AFT |
| Unrealistic hopes |
PIPEDREAMS |
| Very tight, as a turn |
HAIRPIN |
| Wall St. debut |
IPO |
| Way out there |
FAR |
| Way to go |
ROAD |
| Wile E. Coyote's undoing, often |
TNT |
| ___ d'Azur (French Riviera) |
COTE |
| ___-Off (Pillsbury contest) |
BAKE |
