| Name once a ''Liz'' alternative |
ELLEN |
| Nickname for José |
PEPE |
| Occupations that go nowhere |
SITINS |
| Office upgrade overseer |
ITMANAGER |
| One use for bread |
SOP |
| Onetime Navajo foe |
UTE |
| Opposite indicator |
NON |
| Opposite of a ''Tell me more'' message |
TMI |
| Other ways to say ''Aye!'' |
YESES |
| Pages at a kiosk |
MAG |
| Park installations |
LAMPPOSTS |
| Part of an AFB address |
APO |
| Produce from the Northwest |
WASHINGTONAPPLE |
| Protectant for boats and bats |
PINETAR |
| Puff filler |
CREME |
| Reminiscent of Saharan transportation |
HUMPY |
| Return from the right |
LAPSE |
| Rhode Island Reds' prides |
BROWNEGGS |
| See 30 Down |
ENGINEERS |
| Settle with |
REPAY |
| Snap |
PIC |
| Someone like you |
PEER |
| Sports page stats |
DEFEATS |
| SUV stat |
EPAESTIMATEDMPG |
| They're handled at the beach |
PAILS |
| Topical relievers |
BALMS |
| V up high |
GEESE |
| Walked on, as wet grass |
TAMPED |
| Wasn't overruled |
STOOD |
| What a valet is asked to do |
TIEATIE |
| What are needed to say ''Aye!'' |
GLOTTISES |
| What might hold a caster |
SOFALEG |
| What shapes Brie, or covers it |
MOLD |
| Wise words |
ADAGE |
| With 14 Down, some defense contractors |
AEROSPACE |
