| Little chess piece |
PAWN |
| London's __ Gardens |
KEW |
| Michael of 'SNL' |
CHE |
| Miners dig it |
ORE |
| Mom's and dad's dads |
GRANDPAS |
| Moscow's land: Abbr |
RUS |
| Neaten (up) |
SPRUCE |
| On the house |
GRATIS |
| On the ocean |
ASEA |
| Opposite of cruel |
HUMANE |
| Opposite of WNW |
ESE |
| Order |
BEHEST |
| Organ with a hammer and anvil |
EAR |
| Pick out in a crowd |
SPOT |
| Practical joke |
PRANK |
| Prickly seedcase |
BUR |
| Put on TV |
AIR |
| Puts money away, as for retirement |
SAVESUP |
| Radio host Shapiro |
ARI |
| Raves' companions |
RANTS |
| Ray Charles' 'I __ Stop Loving You' |
CANT |
| Repurposes to replace, as a tool |
USESAS |
| Revolutionary British soldiers |
REDCOATS |
| Roger who hit 61 in '61 |
MARIS |
| Roof overhang |
EAVE |
| Set a price of |
ASK |
| Sides of an issue |
ASPECTS |
| Silver salmon |
COHOS |
| Snake's sound |
SSS |
| Stitch again |
RESEW |
| Suffix with movie |
GOER |
| Sultan's group |
HAREM |
| Take care of |
MIND |
| Troy, N.Y., school |
RPI |
| Twist, as facts |
SKEW |
| UFO passengers, presumably |
ETS |
| Underhanded |
SLY |
| __ lot: stuffs oneself |
EATSA |
| __ sci: college major |
POLI |
