| Footrace measures, in the Olympics |
METERS |
| Fr. holy women (Abbr.) |
STES |
| French sailor and writer Pierre |
LOTI |
| Frequently, in rhyme |
OFT |
| Gold coin of old |
DUCAT |
| Green-___ monster |
EYED |
| Hamlet |
PRINCEOFDENMARK |
| Hardly independent ones |
NEEDERS |
| Lack of musical talent |
NOEAR |
| Light musical production |
OPERETTA |
| Like Old Irish lettering |
OGHAMIC |
| Lotharios |
LADIESMEN |
| Masha and Irina's sister, in a Chekhov play |
OLGA |
| Miss Piggy's exclamation |
MOI |
| Ocean giant |
ORCA |
| On the left side, nautically |
APORT |
| Organ near the temple |
EAR |
| Phyllis Lindstrom's hubby |
LARS |
| Pooped out |
TIRED |
| Quite enough |
AMPLE |
| Repetitive musical piece |
RONDO |
| Rigor ___ |
MORTIS |
| Roger Miller hit |
KINGOFTHEROAD |
| Sally who played Forrest Gump's mom |
FIELD |
| Some decaf orders |
SANKAS |
| Something many stores collect |
SALESTAX |
| Spoonful, e.g. |
DOSE |
| Starts |
INITIATES |
| Strong as ___ |
ANOAK |
| Suffix meaning "to the max" |
EST |
| Toot the horn |
HONK |
| Turns the horse right |
GEES |
| Type of high-school rally |
PEP |
| Use the library, in a way |
READ |
| What thou shalt not |
KILL |
| Widths in printing |
ENS |
| Xena, e.g. |
WARRIORPRINCESS |
| ___ costs (by any means) |
ATALL |
