| Fall ground cover |
LEAVES |
| Filet mignon cut |
LOIN |
| French farewell |
ADIEU |
| Gentleman of Portugal |
SENHOR |
| Grable's "The Dolly Sisters" co-star |
HAVER |
| Handel's "Messiah," e.g. |
ORATORIO |
| Helium and neon |
GASSES |
| Horror-stricken |
AGHAST |
| In-group outcasts |
NERDS |
| Involving otherworldly practices |
MYSTIC |
| It's worth listening to |
SAGEADVICE |
| Large cat hybrid |
TIGLON |
| Los Del ___ ("Macarena" band) |
RIO |
| Military incursion |
INVASION |
| Missing the point? |
SCORELESS |
| Mount Olympus dwellers |
GODS |
| Old Testament patriarch |
ENOCH |
| Olympic gymnast Kerri |
STRUG |
| Opposite of from WSW |
ENE |
| Plan for one's later yrs. |
IRA |
| Premaritally named |
NEE |
| Riverbed crud |
SILT |
| Rock-boring tool |
TREPAN |
| School skipper |
TRUANT |
| Scrabble 1-pointer |
ESS |
| Sends to Washington |
ELECTS |
| Shakespearean role for Leonardo DiCaprio |
ROMEO |
| Sharon's "Cagney & Lacey" co-star |
TYNE |
| Sounded wistful |
SIGHED |
| Spanish snack |
TAPA |
| Stumble upon |
RUNACROSS |
| Suffix that may appear in a record |
EST |
| Sweet wine |
MUSCATEL |
| Throw off the throne |
DEPOSE |
| Uncles and nephews, e.g. |
HES |
| Wags a finger at |
SCOLDS |
| Work at lacemaking |
TAT |
| ___ of Galilee |
SEA |
