| Like Robin Hood's beneficiaries |
POOR |
| London Magazine essayist |
ELIA |
| London's East ___ |
END |
| Many elite marathoners |
KENYANS |
| MapQuest's parent |
AOL |
| Mean Joe Greene's giveaway, in a classic commercial |
JERSEY |
| Morton condiment |
IODIZEDSALT |
| Othello, e.g |
MOOR |
| Peter of Herman's Hermits |
NOONE |
| Pompadour sporter of the 1950s |
GREASER |
| Puzzles in cornfields |
MAZES |
| Quench, as thirst |
SLAKE |
| Requested a doggie treat, maybe |
SATUP |
| Require scraping or salting, perhaps |
ICEUP |
| Rod at a pig roast |
SPIT |
| Said "bos'n" or "cap'n," say |
ELIDED |
| Salon sound |
SNIP |
| Scanned bars, for short |
UPC |
| Simon Cowell's old show, familiarly |
IDOL |
| Skull Island simian, for short |
KONG |
| Solidify, like Jell-O |
SET |
| Source of butter, in the Himalayas |
YAK |
| Style of Greek architecture |
IONICORDER |
| Subtraction from gross, to a trucker |
TARE |
| Sun Valley visitors |
SKIERS |
| Swallow hurriedly |
GULP |
| Take off in all directions |
SCATTER |
| Talk nonsense |
PRATTLE |
| The Gaels' school |
IONACOLLEGE |
| The Tabard in "Canterbury Tales," e.g |
INN |
| Travel like Kirk |
TREK |
| Wasilla's state |
ALASKA |
| Whisper sweet nothings |
COO |
| Workers and soldiers, in the ant world |
CASTES |
| Yahtzee category |
ACES |
| ___ broche (on a skewer) |
ALA |
| ___ dollar (1970s coin, informally) |
IKE |
| ___ Friday's (restaurant chain) |
TGI |
| ___ word (linguistic invention) |
NONCE |
