| It precedes an extra point? |
ALSO |
| It's between Connecticut Avenue and St. Charles Place |
JAIL |
| Lagomorph's grooming tool? |
HAREBRUSH |
| Less assertive |
SHYER |
| Like best friends |
CLOSE |
| Like mice and geese? |
PLURAL |
| Lower opposite |
UPPER |
| Make an appearance |
SHOW |
| Mournful cry |
WAIL |
| Mythological trickster |
LOKI |
| Narrow cut |
SLIT |
| New Orleans or New York, to ships |
SEAPORT |
| Oblivious |
UNAWARE |
| Odds opposite |
EVENS |
| One language spoken in India (Var.) |
PANJABI |
| Pack in a hold |
STOW |
| Pesky buzzer with a sore throat? |
HOARSEFLY |
| Physicist Niels |
BOHR |
| Plant pest |
APHID |
| Prepared to be photographed |
POSED |
| Provide accommodations for |
PUTUP |
| Quick puffs |
TOKES |
| Quince's cousin |
PEAR |
| Seriously wound |
MAIM |
| Sherlock Holmes or Hercule Poirot |
SLEUTH |
| Shore, compared to the ocean |
DRYLAND |
| Sons of sisters |
NEPHEWS |
| Stairways to rivers, in India |
GHATS |
| Stretched tight |
TAUT |
| Suffix with "racket" or "rocket" |
EER |
| Unknown author's byline |
ANON |
| Use a dirk on |
STAB |
| Use a soapbox |
ORATE |
| Venue for Moffo or a buffo |
OPERA |
| Wasn't honest |
LIED |
| Where feet are pies |
SPAIN |
| Wildebeest corral? |
GNUSROUNDUP |
| Yankee Stadium's borough |
BRONX |
| ___ de Janeiro, Brazil |
RIO |
