| Mr. Franklin matches his jeans with a .. |
BENIMJACKET |
| Mr.'s complement |
MRS |
| New Mexico-to-Maine dir |
ENE |
| Not ill |
WELL |
| Not quite love |
LIKE |
| One just twiddling his thumbs |
IDLER |
| One of the deadly sins |
ENVY |
| One way to get a business contract |
UNDERBID |
| Oslo native |
NORSE |
| Palindromic time of day |
NOON |
| Partner of "neither" |
NOR |
| Possible nickname for America's bird? |
BALDY |
| President William McKinley's wife |
IDA |
| Psychology 101 topic |
EGO |
| Regular visitor |
HABITUE |
| Respond |
REACT |
| Russo of films |
RENE |
| Shipping container |
CRATE |
| Springing up |
ARISING |
| Sprinted |
RAN |
| Starsky's TV partner |
HUTCH |
| Surpass in cleverness |
OUTWIT |
| Tennis great Chris and family |
EVERTS |
| The position Mr. Franklin plays in baseball is .. |
BENTERFIELD |
| The religion Mr. Franklin founded is .. |
BENBUDDHISM |
| They're groovy in carpentry |
DADOES |
| To Mr. Franklin, the adult population consists of .. |
BENANDWOMEN |
| Topic du ___ |
JOUR |
| Unleash the waterworks |
SOB |
| Valuable violin, briefly |
STRAD |
| Voice in a singing trio |
TENOR |
| Weirdly remarkable |
UNCANNY |
| Wet, weatherwise |
RAINY |
| White lie |
FIB |
| Word of fake innocence |
MOI |
| Word with "letter" or "can" |
OPENER |
| Wriggling fish |
EEL |
| ___ of Avon (Shakespeare) |
BARD |
