| Old-fashioned attire for a motorist |
CARCOAT |
| Onomatopoeic cry |
EEK |
| Opera heroine who slays a witch |
GRETEL |
| Opposite of calm |
PANIC |
| Other hand |
CREWMATE |
| Part of an announcer's home run call |
ITSGONE |
| Patchwork? |
BETARELEASE |
| Philatelist's collection |
PANES |
| Placed tightly |
WEDGEDIN |
| Post-match report |
IMETSOMEONE |
| Puts away |
STOWS |
| Rarest naturally occurring element in the earth's crust |
ASTATINE |
| Really hit one's stride? |
CLOMP |
| Reduplicative girl's name |
CECE |
| Salon job |
PERM |
| Sarcastic syllable |
HAR |
| Schwarzbrot or Vollkornbrot loaf |
RYE |
| Setting for a plastered cast? |
WRAPPARTY |
| Shaken thumb, in American Sign Language |
TEN |
| Some sporting events |
MEETS |
| Start of some juice portmanteaus |
CRAN |
| Sticking points for vampires |
EYETEETH |
| Subjects of some relative clauses? |
HEIRS |
| The 'dark' in a Dark and Stormy, perhaps |
JAMAICANRUM |
| The tunes 'The Blarney Pilgrim' and 'The Lark in the Morning,' e.g |
JIGS |
| Tom's partner |
HEN |
| Topic in education policy |
STEM |
| Unhelpful follower of 'because' |
ISAIDSO |
| What loafers lack |
LACES |
| What's more |
AND |
| Word with big or goat |
CHEESE |
| Yanks' rivals |
BOSOX |
| Yoga pose similar to Upward-Facing Dog |
COBRA |
| ___ Geo |
NAT |
