| Lets up |
EASES |
| Like Niagara Falls |
AROAR |
| Loaf pan filler |
BREADDOUGH |
| Located |
SITED |
| Lock horns |
ARGUE |
| Make a dramatic recovery |
PULLTHROUGH |
| Make stuff up |
LIE |
| Mane man of film? |
LAHR |
| Mid-12th century date |
MCLI |
| Mistletoe branch that was Aeneas' pass to the underworld |
GOLDENBOUGH |
| Move furtively |
SIDLE |
| Native of Tehran |
IRANI |
| One may be proffered at a wedding |
HANKIE |
| One of about 19 million Indians |
SIKH |
| One __: kids' ball game |
OCAT |
| Poe's "The Murders in the Rue __" |
MORGUE |
| Polio vaccine developer |
SABIN |
| Pop or bop |
GENRE |
| Pre-coll. catchall |
ELHI |
| Prizm maker of yore |
GEO |
| Puts to work |
USES |
| Rained hard? |
HAILED |
| Razzie Award word |
WORST |
| Rinsed, as a driveway |
HOSED |
| Smooth transition |
SEGUE |
| Something to lead a horse to |
WATERTROUGH |
| St. with a panhandle |
OKLA |
| Stash |
STOW |
| Swenson of "Benson" |
INGA |
| Troupe for troops: Abbr. |
USO |
| Two-dimensional surface |
PLANE |
| Two-time U.S. Open champ Andre |
AGASSI |
| Use a divining rod |
DOWSE |
| Use Scope, say |
GARGLE |
| Violin virtuoso Leopold |
AUER |
| We, to Henri |
NOUS |
| WWII torpedo vessel |
EBOAT |
