| ''Born Free'' lioness |
ELSA |
| ''Care to demonstrate?'' |
SHOWME |
| A Chaplin |
SYD |
| A third of a film dog |
RIN |
| African tea leaves (Var.) |
QAT |
| All-purpose truck, for short |
UTE |
| Alphabetic run |
STU |
| Alternative word |
RATHER |
| Amount past due |
TRE |
| Artist Andrew |
WYETH |
| Australia |
DOWNUNDER |
| Baker's gadget |
SIFTER |
| Be a hustler |
WHEELANDDEAL |
| Besmirch |
MAR |
| Big hit on the lecture circuit |
SPELLBINDER |
| Breakfast partner |
BED |
| Brunswick competitor |
AMF |
| Bygone map letters |
SSR |
| Canal connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic |
ERIE |
| Cheryl and Diane |
LADDS |
| Child of Aphrodite |
EROS |
| Chinese dynasty of 2,000 years ago |
HAN |
| Comedian Philips |
EMO |
| Compass pt. |
SSE |
| Computer text can be written in this |
ASCII |
| Cotillion celeb |
DEB |
| Country's Haggard |
MERLE |
| Dagger handles |
HILTS |
| Degrees for CEOs, perhaps |
MBAS |
| Easter follows it |
NOR |
| Eden tempter |
SATAN |
| End of a Hawaiian volcano |
LOA |
| Equatorial's opposite |
AXIAL |
| Facing the bow, e.g. |
FRONTWARD |
| Fall back, as a tide |
EBB |
| Gloucester's cape |
ANN |
| It may be at the end of the tunnel |
LIGHT |
| It may land on Broadway |
IRON |
