| Golden fleece seeking vessel |
ARGO |
| Gossipy newspaper |
SCANDALSHEET |
| Great frigid mass |
FLOE |
| Like a wild animal |
FERAL |
| Like overcooked pasta |
LIMP |
| Mine openings |
ADITS |
| Muslim leader |
EMIR |
| Natural bath accessories (Var.) |
LOOFAS |
| Not his or hers |
ITS |
| Not merely decorative |
UTILE |
| One of Charlie's trio |
ANGEL |
| ORD, on luggage tags |
OHARE |
| Out of cabbage |
BROKE |
| Pachisi kin |
LUDO |
| Poetic form |
ODE |
| Prima donna's number |
ARIA |
| Protected by an embankment |
DIKED |
| Ruhr River valley city |
ESSEN |
| Sari site |
INDIA |
| Satellite broadcasts |
FEEDS |
| Senior golfer Isao |
AOKI |
| Shaggy-haired terriers |
SKYES |
| Shelfmate of Elle and Cosmo |
ALLURE |
| Son of Hera |
ARES |
| Spiritual advisor |
GURU |
| Split apart |
SEVER |
| Spy novel org. |
CIA |
| Table leg shaper |
LATHE |
| Tennyson's "Geraint and ___" |
ENID |
| Took a five-finger discount |
STOLE |
| Toyota Prius, e.g. |
HYBRID |
| Unfit for farming |
ARID |
| Up to scratch |
ABLE |
| Utility customers |
USERS |
| With no warmth |
ICILY |
| Word on old gas pumps |
ETHYL |
| Work at the docks |
LADE |
| Yeanling's mom |
EWE |
| Young woman |
LASS |
