| Lesson taught through symbolism |
ALLEGORY |
| Like old newspaper, color-wise |
YELLOWY |
| Like some sea bass |
CHILEAN |
| Like vulgar humor |
RIBALD |
| Makes melancholy |
SADDENS |
| Mork's home planet |
ORK |
| Mrs., in Madrid |
SRA |
| Necklace pieces |
BEADS |
| Numerical classification of the most used U-boats of World War II |
TYPEVII |
| Opposite of vert., on old TVs |
HOR |
| Person who keeps count |
TALLIER |
| Pitcher Hershiser |
OREL |
| Play the part |
ACT |
| Pregnant |
GRAVID |
| Rainbow shapes |
ARCS |
| Reach for |
GRABAT |
| Right angle-shaped pipe |
ELL |
| Runaway from another country, perhaps |
REFUGEE |
| Savings acct. figure |
INT |
| Skylab launcher |
NASA |
| St. with many keys |
FLA |
| Strong nickname for Beethoven's Third Symphony |
EROICA |
| Surname of four generations of French painters in the Louvre |
VERNET |
| Tagline of a rap-oriented cologne slogan? |
GYOUSMELLGREAT |
| Term used in taste-testing for a product's texture and reaction |
MOUTHFEEL |
| Thankful thought toward a universal blood type? |
OWHATYOUDOTOME |
| The United States, from Mexico: Sp. |
ELNORTE |
| Thing of little imporance |
TRIFLE |
| TV "Science Guy" Bill |
NYE |
| TV Tarzan and game show host Ron |
ELY |
| Ugly statue, e.g. |
EYESORE |
| Valentine sentiment to the 80-89% crowd? |
BMYLOVE |
| Winter spread? |
SALT |
| ___ firma |
TERRA |
