| Meshing parts |
GEARS |
| Mom's mate |
DAD |
| More passionate, as a movie scene |
STEAMIER |
| Neat as __ |
APIN |
| Neighbor of Stamford, Connecticut |
DARIEN |
| New Haven collegian |
ELI |
| Omaha-to-K.C. direction |
SSE |
| One of two in Mötley Crüe |
UMLAUT |
| P. Hearst kidnappers |
SLA |
| Palindromic constellation |
ARA |
| PassГ© |
OLDHAT |
| Pasta nutrients |
CARBS |
| Pixies |
SPRITES |
| Pub offering |
ALE |
| Quench |
SLAKE |
| Really sunburned |
BEETRED |
| Retro phone features |
DIALS |
| Rolls the r's in "barrio," e.g. |
TRILLS |
| Saudi king |
FAHD |
| Sends the same e-mail to |
CCS |
| Ship's seepage |
BILGE |
| Sigh of relief |
AHH |
| Some tournaments |
OPENS |
| Spine-tingling |
EERIE |
| Stat in baseball's Triple Crown |
RBIS |
| Suffix with tutor |
IAL |
| Thespian |
ACTOR |
| Think constantly (about) |
OBSESS |
| Those, in Nuevo Laredo |
ESAS |
| Thurman of "Kill Bill" |
UMA |
| Two kinds of footwear |
SHOEANDHOSE |
| Two pro sports teams |
CUBSANDBUCS |
| Two Queens stadiums |
ASHEANDSHEA |
| Two ways to remove excess |
DIETANDEDIT |
| Vessel for cafГ© or thГ© |
TASSE |
| Vintage Olds creation |
REO |
| Well-groomed |
CLEANCUT |
| Without adornment |
STARKLY |