| Housemate, informally |
COHAB |
| Huck, to Tom |
PAL |
| Israel, biblically |
ZION |
| Jared of 'Dallas Buyers Club' |
LETO |
| Limerick's land, in poetry |
ERIN |
| Listed first on, as a leaderboard |
ATOP |
| Lively fiddle tune |
REEL |
| Lovers' scrap |
SPAT |
| Lucy's sitcom pal |
ETHEL |
| Make reparations |
ATONE |
| Marbles, so to speak |
SANITY |
| Nectar collector |
BEE |
| Neither up nor down |
TIED |
| Paisley with three Grammys |
BRAD |
| Places for contacts |
EYES |
| Ready for business |
OPEN |
| Record over, perhaps |
ERASE |
| Remove more moisture from |
REDRY |
| River that drains Lake Victoria |
NILE |
| Rookie socialite, for short |
DEB |
| Rub the wrong way |
PEEVE |
| Save for later viewing |
TIVO |
| School with King's Scholars |
ETON |
| Seeger of folk |
PETE |
| Sine or cosine, e.g |
RATIO |
| Skate park maneuver |
OLLIE |
| Soak up rays |
TAN |
| Speed limit on some interstates |
SEVENTY |
| Suffix with land or moon |
SCAPE |
| Tattered and torn |
RATTY |
| Toy soldier's makeup |
TIN |
| Tub floater |
BOAT |
| Unwanted inbox filler |
SPAM |
| Was nuts about |
LOVED |
| Way out there |
AFAR |
| Wedding vow phrase |
TOHAVEANDTOHOLD |
| Welcome reply to 'Are you hurt?' |
IMOK |
| Word after loose or split |
ENDS |
| ___ Morgue (Poe locale) |
RUE |
