| Kitchen nook |
DINETTE |
| Land of leprechauns |
EIRE |
| Laurel's partner |
HARDY |
| Lightly fry |
SAUTE |
| Like after-school activities |
EXTRACURRICULAR |
| Like excellent brandy |
AGED |
| Location, as for a concert |
VENUE |
| Marked by rude shortness |
CURT |
| Meals in bowls |
SOUPS |
| Mini's opposite, in fashion |
MAXI |
| Monetary risk for speeders |
FINE |
| Mount Everest-to-Beijing dir |
ENE |
| Mountain range between Europe and Asia |
URAL |
| Nanny ___ (babysitter checker) |
CAM |
| Not shallow |
DEEP |
| Old musical strings |
LYRES |
| One who suffers for a cause |
MARTYR |
| Pajama fastener |
SNAP |
| Paper measurement |
REAM |
| Pass a bill into law |
ENACT |
| Perk of being a star |
FAME |
| Prefix with "knock" or "freeze" |
ANTI |
| Prepared to drive on a golf course |
TEED |
| Problematic kids |
IMPS |
| Sewer's creation |
STITCH |
| Skirt's fold |
PLEAT |
| Steep, flat-topped hills |
MESAS |
| Take flight from the police |
LAM |
| Target of red polish, often |
NAIL |
| Teenagers |
YOUTHS |
| Thespian |
ACTOR |
| Thing for legal drivers |
LICENSE |
| Unicycle feature |
TIRE |
| Using few words |
TERSE |
| Venetian blind piece |
SLAT |
| Well-thought-out strategy |
GAMEPLAN |
| What many labs are used for |
Experimentation |
| Willing to bet on one's own business instincts |
ENTREPRENEURIAL |
