| Get squeaky-clean |
BATHE |
| Heckle, in a way |
BOO |
| Horse snack |
OATS |
| How flags hang on windless days |
LIMPLY |
| In the vicinity |
AROUND |
| Isn't for the uneducated? |
AINT |
| Isolate like Napoleon |
ENISLE |
| Malady with swelling |
MUMPS |
| Nantes issuance |
EDICT |
| Not too close |
ATARMSLENGTH |
| NYC-to-Southampton dir. |
ENE |
| Over-the-hill horse |
NAG |
| Programmer's concern |
CODE |
| Prospector's holy grail |
LODE |
| Seventh Greek letter |
ETA |
| Sheltered side |
LEE |
| Ship's line-securing post |
BITT |
| Skips a turn voluntarily |
PASSES |
| Source of pressure, perhaps |
PEER |
| Southern lady's salutation |
MAAM |
| Specific talent |
KNACK |
| Start of three John Wayne movie titles |
RIO |
| Steel strengthener |
TUNGSTEN |
| Sticks (out) |
JUTS |
| Storyteller's link |
THEN |
| Superior to |
OVER |
| Trying experience? |
TASTE |
| Type of curiosity |
IDLE |
| Understood, as a punch line |
GOT |
| Unembellished |
STARK |
| Verifiable, as facts |
HARD |
| Very small quantity |
IOTA |
| Was all smiles |
BEAMED |
| With ears pricked |
ALERT |
| Woolgatherer? |
LOOM |
| Word with "fine" or "black" |
ARTS |
| Word with "tacks" or "knuckles" |
BRASS |
| ___-o'-shanter |
TAM |