| "Too bad for poor little old me" |
ALAS |
| A Cape you can't wear in Massachusetts |
ANN |
| Acts like an apple on water |
BOBS |
| Aerialist's catcher |
NET |
| Agua, in Paris |
EAU |
| Augusta hazards (2 words) |
SANDTRAPS |
| Became furious |
SEETHED |
| Clubbers' monthly or yearly payments |
DUES |
| Dessert cart items |
PIES |
| Dined on |
HAD |
| Does a suburbanite's chore |
MOWS |
| Every bit |
ALL |
| Fall behind |
LAG |
| Female or male |
SEX |
| Gave, as script lines |
FED |
| Go up among the clouds |
SOAR |
| Golfers' supply |
TEES |
| Gomer of classic TV |
PYLE |
| Grab or snatch |
SNAG |
| Gutter's hanging place |
EAVE |
| Had lobster and pheasant |
FEASTED |
| Hanging loosely, as pants |
BAGGY |
| Have some chicken-fried steak |
EAT |
| Huge Aussie birds |
EMUS |
| Isn't feeling well |
AILS |
| It's cracked and cooked |
EGG |
| John Hancock, for one |
SIGNEE |
| Like a live TV show (2 words) |
ONAIR |
| Like not-too-bright moonlight |
PALE |
| Like some modern fans |
NOISELESS |
| London restrooms |
LOOS |
| Look as if |
APPEAR |
