| "123456" is a weak one |
PASSWORD |
| "No way!" |
ASIF |
| "Now . . . ___ was I?" |
WHERE |
| "Street Scene" playwright Rice |
ELMER |
| "Survey says . . ." game show |
FAMILYFEUD |
| 1997 Jim Carrey movie |
LIARLIAR |
| 400-meter loop, perhaps |
LAP |
| Admiral nicknamed "Bull" |
HALSEY |
| Algerian city mentioned in "Casablanca" |
ORAN |
| Angelic instrument |
HARP |
| Artistic theme |
MOTIF |
| As a rule |
INGENERAL |
| Basketball box-score abbr |
PTS |
| Bible book after Jonah |
MICAH |
| Black gunk |
TAR |
| Carangi who was played by Angelina Jolie |
GIA |
| Chaka who sang with Rufus |
KHAN |
| Comedian Louis of early TV |
NYE |
| Deceptive appearance |
FALSEFRONT |
| Enjoy a hot bath |
SOAK |
| Ford product with a "horse collar" grille |
EDSEL |
| Freed or Turing |
ALAN |
| French textiles city |
LILLE |
| Friends of Tarzan |
APES |
| Frolicking mammals |
OTTERS |
| Fur trade pioneer |
ASTOR |
| Galley notation |
STET |
| Gives zero stars to |
PANS |
| Greek alphabet ender |
OMEGA |
| Ground level, usually |
FIRSTFLOOR |
| Hoi ___ |
POLLOI |
| I, on a frat house |
IOTA |
| Instrument played by Karen Carpenter |
DRUMS |
| Israeli city near Mount Carmel |
HAIFA |
| James with a posthumous Pulitzer |
AGEE |
| Japanese Expo city |
OSAKA |
| JFK-to-TLV carrier |
ELAL |
| Left in the dust |
OUTRAN |
| Lyricist or composer |
WRITER |
