| Newspaper VIP |
EDITOR |
| Nipper appeared in its ad |
RCA |
| Oahu greeting |
ALOHA |
| Octet plus one |
NONET |
| One of the Gemini |
TWIN |
| Overplay a scene |
EMOTE |
| Page with commentary |
OPED |
| Paste used in Japanese soups |
MISO |
| Permission |
SAYSO |
| Pipes with bends |
ELLS |
| Poor imitator |
EPIGON |
| Projecting window |
ORIEL |
| Prolonged campaign |
SIEGE |
| Pullman, for one |
CAR |
| Put to an oilstone |
HONE |
| Recognizes in a lineup |
IDS |
| Redding of soul |
OTIS |
| Remove antlers |
DEHORN |
| Rips to pieces |
RENDS |
| Rude |
IMPOLITE |
| Sequel-to-a-sequel designation |
III |
| Short synopsis |
APERCU |
| Some missiles |
MEDIUMRANGE |
| Sound of a defective faucet |
DRIP |
| Suffix that maximizes |
EST |
| Tabby's suitor |
TOM |
| Take advice |
HEED |
| The Amish, for one |
SECT |
| Third base coach's hand movement |
SIGN |
| Thumb-to-pinkie measure |
SPAN |
| TV ad |
SPOT |
| Twiggy digs |
NEST |
| Untoppable rating |
AONE |
| Vampire's tooth |
FANG |
| Vexes |
ANNOYS |
| Word before Khan |
AGA |
| ___ en scène (stage setting) |
MISE |
| ___ to be tied |
FIT |
