| Kitchen flipper |
SPATULA |
| Lagoon encloser |
ATOLL |
| Larceny |
THEFT |
| Le __, France |
HAVRE |
| Less likely |
RARER |
| Lidded box |
CHEST |
| Like some rural roads |
RUTTED |
| Lobbed |
THREW |
| Make arrangements |
PLAN |
| Make cookies |
BAKE |
| Menlo Park monogram |
TAE |
| Mini ha-ha |
ONELINER |
| Mistakes one learns from? |
ERRATAOFENLIGHTENMENT |
| More than one |
PLURAL |
| Musical set in ancient Egypt |
AIDA |
| Musicians McCoy and Hefti |
NEALS |
| National Zoo favorites |
PANDAS |
| Nautical direction |
ALEE |
| New Testament book |
ACTS |
| No-parking zone |
FIRELANE |
| Not standing straight |
STOOPED |
| Numerical prefix |
OCTA |
| On __ (trying to reduce) |
ADIET |
| Pageant winner's wear |
TIARA |
| Part of NCAA |
ASSN |
| Pepsi challenger |
COKE |
| Periodic table stat. |
ATNO |
| Petro-Canada competitor |
ESSO |
| Places for slogans unsuitable for kids? |
RRATEDBUTTONS |
| Pop singer Grant |
GOGI |
| Prefix for change |
INTER |
| Puff the Magic Dragon's land |
HONALEE |
| Punch up |
LIVEN |
| Ranges |
EXTENTS |
| Restrain |
TRAMMEL |
| Rival of Dad's and Barq's |
AANDW |
| Roberto or Sandy of baseball |
ALOMAR |
| Roundabout journey |
CIRCUIT |
| Scold during the Easter Parade? |
BERATEINONESBONNET |
| Seaside sight |
CABANA |
| Seek |
HUNT |
| Self-effacing buccaneer? |
HUMBLEPIRATE |
| Slides |
GOESDOWN |
| Some Gulf residents |
QATARIS |
| Sounded loudly |
BLARED |
| Straightens |
UNBENDS |
| Striking |
MARKED |
| Suit to __ |
ATEE |
| Taxpayer ID |
SSN |
| Teacher's deg. |
EDD |
| Three, in Germany |
DREI |
| Trendy social network |
TWITTER |
| Unit of applause |
ROUND |
| Unpredictable ''Mask'' actor? |
ERRATICSTOLTZ |
| Unskilled laborer |
PEON |
| Used car dealer's allotment? |
SATURNRATION |
| Vacationer in a camper |
RVER |
| Vintner's concern |
AGING |
| Violinist Leopold |
AUER |
| Wander |
ROAM |
| West Coast summer hrs. |
PDT |
| Wide-lapel jackets |
ETONS |
| Word on a penny |
UNUM |
| Yale students |
ELIS |
| Youth |
LAD |
| __ Ababa |
ADDIS |
| __-Coburg (old German duchy) |
SAXE |