| Lo mein morsel |
NOODLE |
| London-based record label |
EMI |
| Loud, continuous noise |
DIN |
| Makes tracks |
BEATSIT |
| Mark, as a ballot |
XIN |
| Mine material |
ORE |
| More frou-frou |
ARTIER |
| More like molasses |
SLOWER |
| Mother of Hermes |
MAIA |
| Mozart's ''___ fan tutte'' |
COSI |
| No and Strangelove |
DRS |
| Oater staple |
SIXGUN |
| One of the acting Baldwins |
ALEC |
| Origami staple |
CRANE |
| Place to be pampered |
SPA |
| Retired speedsters, briefly |
SSTS |
| Shady finish for pay? |
OLA |
| Showed affection, in a way |
KISSED |
| Skeletal opening? |
EXO |
| Skin |
HIDE |
| Some upperclassmen, briefly |
SRS |
| Spanish article |
UNA |
| Spiked part of a stegosaurus |
TAIL |
| Tear forcefully |
REND |
| Teensy amount |
WHIT |
| Tel. number add-on |
EXT |
| They're close to your heart |
LUNGS |
| They're not liquid or gaseous |
SOLIDS |
| Third of three |
LAST |
| To boot |
TOO |
| Too proud to stoop to |
ABOVE |
| Treat now called Snickers Almond in the U.S. |
MARSBAR |
| Upscale Tokyo shopping district |
GINZA |
| Winter fishing tool |
ICESAW |
| With ''triple,'' it's a sandwich |
DECKER |
| Words after ''court'' or ''rule'' |
OFLAW |
| ___ capita income |
PER |
| ___-Xers (boomers' kids) |
GEN |
