| Iowan, for instance |
INLANDER |
| Isn't quite right |
AILS |
| Jamboree setup |
MESSTENT |
| Jay Gatsby, notably |
ANTIHERO |
| Laugh at, in a way |
DERIDE |
| Marching, maybe |
ONPARADE |
| Mason's gap filler |
SHIM |
| Metaphorical flier |
FUR |
| Metric prefix |
TRI |
| Modest explanation for achievement |
JUSTLUCKYIGUESS |
| Name on a Creole Christmas cookbook |
EMERIL |
| One voting twice |
REPEATER |
| Opposite of ''angst'' |
PEACE |
| Participante de reunión familiar |
TIA |
| Petitions |
SUES |
| Pouring |
RAINY |
| Rather remote in reasoning |
TENUOUS |
| Rhythm in Gershwin's ''Cuban Overture'' |
RUMBA |
| Site for Sea Hunter and Sunseeker sales |
BOATSHOW |
| Snoozefest |
YAWNER |
| Source of power |
GRID |
| Stirred enough |
BEATEN |
| Succeeds |
REPLACES |
| Succeeds nicely |
WORKSLIKEACHARM |
| Talk Like a Pirate Day intro |
AHOYMATE |
| Trying to be |
ALA |
| TV focus of a traveling science exhibition |
CSI |
| Units first suggested by Mendel |
GENES |
| Universe |
REALM |
| USN's successor to ''passed midshipman'' |
ENS |
| What the sun enters in August |
LEO |
| Winter Olympics athlete at 11 |
HENIE |
| Word from the Latin for ''left'' |
SINISTER |
| Work-for-hire agreement |
RETAINER |
| Would-be sacker of Constantinople |
ATTILA |
