| ''Mir, Mir, on the wall,'' e.g. |
PUN |
| ''Nixon'' player |
AGNEW |
| ''Two Mules for Sister ---'' |
SARA |
| ''Yeah, right!'' |
HAH |
| --- d'amour |
AFFAIRE |
| 1944 AL home run leader Nick |
ETTEN |
| Acid-tongued |
ACERB |
| Actor Bogarde |
DIRK |
| Bailiwick |
AREA |
| Body Joliet sighted |
ERIE |
| Casino tip |
TOKE |
| Cotton fabric with a smooth finish |
SATEEN |
| Drops below the horizon |
SETS |
| Dullea of ''2001: A Space Odyssey'' |
KEIR |
| Ecuadorian currency |
SUCRE |
| Edible tuber |
TARO |
| Evidence of burnout? |
ASH |
| Farmer's locale in song |
DELL |
| For a bit, it'll hold |
DRILLCHUCK |
| Four-time Super Bowl-winning coach |
NOLL |
| French seaport |
BREST |
| Gallery draw |
ART |
| Goldbrick's opposite |
DOER |
| High degree of excitement |
FEVERPITCH |
| Highway hauler |
RIG |
| Home from work, perhaps |
ILL |
| Homemaker's title, sometimes |
MRS |
| Howard Hughes once controlled it |
TWA |
| If they're boring, they're doing their job |
AWLS |
| Interim period |
MEANTIME |
| It may be saved or served |
BACON |
| It's one thing after another |
ROW |
| Japanese form of fencing |
KENDO |
| Kind of grant |
RESEARCH |
| Kindle |
AROUSE |
| Lifting devices |
HOISTS |
| Lourdes event |
MIRACLE |
| Menu phrase |
ALA |
| Mint or thyme |
POTHERB |
