| "Ah, me!" |
ALAS |
| "Egad!" |
DRAT |
| 28-Down, in British slang |
SNOG |
| Actress Barrymore |
DREW |
| Aerobics type |
STEP |
| Alpine conveyance |
TBAR |
| Atomic reactor |
PILE |
| Authoritative proclamation |
UKASE |
| Banjo picker Scruggs |
EARL |
| Beginning stage |
ONSET |
| Capital called Christiania until 1925 |
OSLO |
| Child's make-believe dessert |
MUDPIE |
| Clay of "American Idol" fame |
AIKEN |
| Common associates |
PEERGROUP |
| Dead fish carry one |
ODOR |
| Depict unfairly, as statistics |
SKEW |
| Digs made of twigs |
NEST |
| Diner staple |
BACON |
| Exploding stars |
NOVAE |
| Feudal lord |
LIEGE |
| Game you can't play left-handed |
POLO |
| Grammar subject |
TENSE |
| Grand Canyon viewing area |
RIM |
| Had inside information |
KNEW |
| Halves of splits? |
EXES |
| Have a high-wire disaster |
LOSEONESBALANCE |
| Heavy U.S. Olympics favorite |
DREAMTEAM |
| Hoped-for review |
RAVE |
| In a fresh way |
ANEW |
| Isaac's eldest son |
ESAU |
| Jordanian majority |
ARABS |
| Killed, as a dragon |
SLAIN |
| Kind of song |
SWAN |
| Leave without leave |
DESERT |
| Lecherous goat-men |
SATYRS |
| Legal claim on property |
LIEN |
| Lightly burn |
SEAR |
| Like a scrubbed space mission |
NOGO |
| Literary shrugger |
ATLAS |
