| "Ignore that change," in a proof |
STET |
| "Jelly" or "sausage" follower |
ROLL |
| "Ratatouille" rat |
REMY |
| "Sure, I guess" |
YEAHOKAY |
| "What's the ___?" ("So what?") |
DIF |
| 2000 film about a boy and his pooch |
MYDOGSKIP |
| A single time |
ONCE |
| Accept, as a special delivery |
SIGNFOR |
| Assistance |
AID |
| B&B units |
RMS |
| Caulking implement |
GUN |
| Combustible heap |
PYRE |
| Completely unpredictable |
RANDOM |
| Corn units |
EARS |
| Cursive alternative |
PRINT |
| D.C.'s National Zoo has 163 of them |
ACRES |
| Diameter halves |
RADII |
| Far from general knowledge |
ARCANE |
| Fictional restaurateur played by Kate Winslet and Joan Crawford |
MILDREDPIERCE |
| Flicks |
MOVIES |
| Former Italian currency |
LIRA |
| Fruits used for chewy cookies |
FIGS |
| Game where someone is "it" |
TAG |
| Garlicky mayonnaise |
AIOLI |
| German for "one" |
EINS |
| Girl/pooch duo in a 2002 film |
LILOANDSTITCH |
| Give temporarily |
LEND |
| Greek god of war |
ARES |
| Hurricane center |
EYE |
| Iron |
PRESS |
| Is ambitious |
ASPIRES |
| It may surround a lagoon |
ATOLL |
| Jellied fish in a British dish |
EEL |
| Kneecap |
PATELLA |
| Knock sharply |
RAP |
| Labor Day's mo |
SEP |
| Ladies of La Paz |
SENORAS |
| Life's work |
CAREER |