| Good-sized bass |
NINEPOUNDER |
| Grass stems |
CULMS |
| Groups of eight |
OCTADS |
| Half a fillup, for some |
NINEGALLONS |
| Hindu melodies |
RAGAS |
| Hollow part of a bird |
AIRSAC |
| Israeli harbor town |
JAFFA |
| Joined in war |
ALLIED |
| Junior river |
RILL |
| Leave in the lurch |
DESERT |
| Letters on scoreboards |
RHES |
| Mahatma ___ |
GANDHI |
| More mad |
ANGRIER |
| Not quite a sawbuck |
NINEDOLLARS |
| One of the Brady Bunch |
JAN |
| Outwit, as the cops |
ELUDE |
| Painter Pierre-Auguste |
RENOIR |
| Place for a farmer of song |
DELL |
| President John or John Quincy |
ADAMS |
| Relish and how |
ADORE |
| Road shoulder |
BERM |
| Scary sight at the beach |
FIN |
| Score of three perfect bowling games |
NINEHUNDRED |
| Seamstress, at times |
MENDER |
| Shakespearean hubbub |
ADO |
| Spy of Moses |
CALEB |
| Strips bare, ironically |
DENUDES |
| Thing a dictionary explains |
USAGE |
| Toxic element |
ARSENIC |
| Typically |
USUALLY |
| Walking and running, for two |
GERUNDS |
| Wear for 48-Down |
DHOTI |
| Weasley in literature |
RON |
| When a rooster stirs |
SUNUP |
| Wool source |
MERINO |
| Yemen port |
ADEN |
| ___ Haute |
TERRE |
