| Junk dealers? |
SPAMBOTS |
| Kir and Campari, for two |
APERITIFS |
| Last word in many company names |
SONS |
| Like speakeasies and fridges, at times |
RAIDED |
| Made looser or tighter, in a way |
RETIED |
| Man's name that means 'the king' |
ELROY |
| Man's name that's an alphabet run |
STU |
| Many a magnet has one |
USHAPE |
| Mobile home? |
PHONECASE |
| Nebula Award winner Frederik |
POHL |
| Not a team player |
LONEWOLF |
| Nucleus |
HUB |
| Of very poor quality, in modern slang |
JANK |
| Off-road rides, for short |
ATVS |
| Offerings from Friskies |
CATTREATS |
| Often-reddish quartz |
JASPER |
| Old Model M's and Model T-6s |
REOS |
| On the double |
ASAP |
| On the ___ |
LAM |
| One may be copped |
PLEA |
| Opulence |
LUXE |
| Passes, slangily |
TIX |
| Pioneering thrash metal band with its own music festival, Gigantour |
MEGADETH |
| Prime directive? |
SHOP |
| Something brought to a supermarket |
TOTE |
| Something everyone's doing |
FAD |
| Stark family member on 'Game of Thrones' |
NED |
| The Panthers of the A.C.C |
PITT |
| Thought accompanying a light bulb |
OHIGETIT |
| Tidbit for an echidna |
ANT |
| Tone-___ |
DEAF |
| Vote in the Security Council |
NYET |
| What the U.S. and Canadian dollars had, roughly, in the early 2010s |
PARITY |
| ___ A. Bank (men's clothier since 1905) |
JOS |
