| Like some aspirin regimens |
LOWDOSE |
| Macbeth met one at Dunsinane Hill |
TRAGICEND |
| Mad |
DEMENTED |
| Makes out |
NECKS |
| Method of solving |
HEURISTIC |
| Miss, e.g |
TITLE |
| Nebulous |
CLOUDLIKE |
| One with a frog in its throat? |
STORK |
| Ones going on runs |
SKIERS |
| Overweight and untidy |
SCHLUBBY |
| Paragon |
GEM |
| Played with the bow, in music |
ARCO |
| Prepare for a long day ahead |
RESTUP |
| Progressive competitor |
ESURANCE |
| Signs of rush hour |
HONKS |
| Skunks |
POLECATS |
| Slobbery toon |
ODIE |
| Some disguised fishing trawlers |
SPYBOATS |
| Subject of the documentary 'Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of W.W. II' |
ENIAC |
| Sybaritic pursuit |
PLEASURE |
| Take in the paper |
OPED |
| Tarzan's realm |
APEDOM |
| Today preceder |
USA |
| Took sick leave, say |
MISSEDWORK |
| Torah vessels |
ARKS |
| Transferrer of stock? |
LADLE |
| Turn yellow or red, say |
RIPEN |
| Waiting for a delivery |
PREGNANT |
| What a hack has |
NOTALENT |
| Where 'The Last Supper' is located |
MILAN |
| Winner of five British Opens between 1975 and 1983 |
TOMWATSON |
| Woman's name meaning 'gift' |
DORA |
