| Indian prince |
RANI |
| Infectious bacteria |
STAPH |
| Insiders' talk? |
ARGOT |
| Like howling at midnight |
EERIE |
| Like the far end of a pool |
DEEPEST |
| Male sib |
BRO |
| More sharp to the tongue |
TARTER |
| Move unsteadily |
TEETER |
| Naked |
BARE |
| Nile snake |
ASP |
| On dry land |
ASHORE |
| One honored for a great achievement |
LAUREATE |
| Ones not likely to break the rules |
PURISTS |
| Package word for dieters |
LITE |
| Perfect for the job |
APT |
| Pirates' booty |
SWAG |
| Pontius who "washed his hands" |
PILATE |
| Reef ring |
ATOLL |
| Run a sting operation on |
TRAP |
| Sage |
WISE |
| Shaky prefix with "graph" |
SEISMO |
| Simple |
EASY |
| Slow-moving marine herbivore |
SEACOW |
| Smashing Steffi? |
GRAF |
| Some fine furs |
ERMINES |
| Stiff hairs or bristles |
SETAE |
| Thai language kin |
LAO |
| The simple science teacher's lesson (Part 1) |
THEREASON |
| The simple science teacher's lesson (Part 2) |
WEALL |
| The simple science teacher's lesson (Part 3) |
OBEYGRAVITY |
| The simple science teacher's lesson (Part 4) |
ISCUZ |
| The simple science teacher's lesson (Part 5) |
ITSTHELAW |
| Thing cut at a grand opening |
RIBBON |
| Utterance that may evoke pity |
SIGH |
| Where to find fake doors and windows |
SETS |
| Word of cheer |
RAH |
| Yin complement |
YANG |
