| Hotel lot worker |
VALET |
| Idiot, to a Brit |
TWIT |
| In great shape |
FIT |
| Left Coast state, informally |
CALI |
| Like Mr. X (Abbr.) |
ANON |
| Make amends |
ATONE |
| Napa Valley product |
WINE |
| Needed a tourniquet |
BLED |
| Of two minds |
TORN |
| Passover dinner |
SEDER |
| Pedicurist's tool |
NAILCLIPPERS |
| Pet fare since 1936 |
ALPO |
| Pinch pennies |
SCRIMP |
| Pocketed, as a pool ball |
SANK |
| Porters' burdens |
BAGS |
| Prospector's strike |
LODE |
| Put a crease in, perhaps |
IRON |
| Put a new label on |
RETITLE |
| Quiet aircraft |
GLIDER |
| Ready to fall out |
LOOSE |
| Relief pitchers' successes |
SAVES |
| Rifle mechanism |
BOLTACTION |
| River past Big Ben |
THAMES |
| Shampoo bottle direction |
RINSE |
| Signs up for |
ENTERS |
| Soda brand named for a mountain |
SHASTA |
| Something to "thumb" |
RIDE |
| Stained, like a printer's apron |
INKY |
| Stoker who wrote "Dracula" |
BRAM |
| Stopped snoozing |
AWOKE |
| Stuff to excess |
SATE |
| Suspenders alternative |
BELT |
| Tennis coups |
ACES |
| Wanderlust, e.g |
URGE |
| Warmest Great Lake |
ERIE |
| Wide-mouthed pitcher |
EWER |
| Word after rest or restricted |
AREA |
| World record suffix |
EST |
| Yuletide tune |
NOEL |
