| "Before" of yore |
ERE |
| "Don't touch that ___!" |
DIAL |
| "No ___ traffic" |
THRU |
| "Pease porridge ___ ..." |
HOT |
| "___ now or never!" |
ITS |
| Act like a worrywart |
FRET |
| Afternoon nap |
SIESTA |
| All-purpose truck, for short |
UTE |
| Alpinist's need |
PITON |
| An antonym for "restores" |
ERASES |
| Applied a protective covering |
COATED |
| Assume command |
LEAD |
| Basic gymnastics move |
FLIP |
| Be more popular than, in stores |
OUTSELL |
| Bicuspid coating |
ENAMEL |
| Brewers' equipment |
OASTS |
| Bring into accord |
ATTUNE |
| Bygone attire |
BLOOMERS |
| Campus list figures |
DEANS |
| Captured |
SEIZED |
| Cariou who played Sweeney Todd |
LEN |
| Carry out, as orders |
OBEY |
| Certain fisherman |
EELER |
| Chatter away |
YAK |
| Chop-chop, to Chaucer |
APACE |
| Con ___ (with vivacity) |
BRIO |
| Cousin of the needlefish |
SAURY |
| Cricket figure |
BATSMAN |
| Day-to-day deterioration |
WEAR |
| Despite the fact that, briefly |
THO |
| Disturbingly pale |
ASHEN |
| Easily guessed test answer |
TRUE |
| Embryos' homes |
UTERI |
| Flat finish? |
WARE |
| Gen. Robert E. ___ |
LEE |
| H, in Greece |
ETA |
| Hibernation hole |
DEN |
| Indian Mister |
SRI |
| Issue, as from a source |
EMANATE |
