| Girl in the family |
SIS |
| Havoc |
MAYHEM |
| Humane Society adoptee |
PET |
| Indian nannies |
AMAHS |
| Infuriation |
IRE |
| Language of Katmandu |
NEPALI |
| Like oxen pulling a plow |
YOKED |
| Live oak of California |
ENCINA |
| Modern pentathlon object |
EPEE |
| Monitored communications? |
EMAIL |
| Noted candy company |
MARS |
| Novelist Haggard's title |
SIR |
| One holding up a sign at the airport, e.g. |
MEETER |
| One may be turned |
PHRASE |
| Pass by, as time |
LAPSE |
| Peyton or Melrose |
PLACE |
| Place for a buggy |
DUNE |
| Platoon, e.g. |
UNIT |
| Powers-of-10 system |
METRIC |
| Preset path |
ROUTE |
| Return the favor |
REPAY |
| Rigging holder |
SPAR |
| Sailor's delight |
REDSKYATNIGHT |
| Served as manager of |
RAN |
| Special things? |
OPS |
| Stay attached (to) |
ADHERE |
| The horse in "National Velvet" (with "The") |
PIE |
| There companion |
HERE |
| Tony winner Lane |
NATHAN |
| Two-way poetic preposition |
ERE |
| Type of whale |
HUMPBACK |
| U.S. Constitution inspirer John |
LOCKE |
| Wanted-poster information |
REWARD |
| Wee warbler |
WREN |
| What to call a lady |
MAAM |
| Where there was no room |
INN |
| Youngest March sister |
AMY |
| ___-in-waiting (queen's attendant) |
LADY |
