| Going to great lengths |
ATPAINS |
| Hide |
SKIN |
| Kisser |
YAP |
| Language subfamily that includes Maltese |
SEMITIC |
| Like hell? |
NETHER |
| Like national elections |
BIENNIAL |
| Like some suits |
PINSTRIPED |
| Midwest League's baseball level |
CLASSA |
| Moralizer |
PRIG |
| Not just suppose |
KNOW |
| Nurses |
SIPSON |
| One may be set on a stage |
HORSEOPERA |
| Painting on utensils or furniture |
TOLE |
| Phosphoresce |
GLOW |
| Playing a fifth qtr., say |
INOT |
| Prefix with biology |
NEURO |
| Renaissance Faire word |
OLDE |
| Resort town W. of the Delaware Water Gap |
MTPOCONO |
| Right-leaning: Abbr. |
ITAL |
| Ringling Museum of the American Circus city |
SARASOTA |
| Ripped muscles? |
SIXPACKABS |
| Robbie's dad |
EVEL |
| Roman goddess of agriculture |
CERES |
| Salute |
HAIL |
| Shuffle alternative |
NANO |
| Surg. specialty |
ORTH |
| The Boston Symphony played its second movement to commemorate FDR's death |
EROICA |
| Theresa Dunn's ideal Mr., in a 1975 novel title |
GOODBAR |
| Trypanosome transmitter |
TSETSE |
| Two-time 1970s NBA champs |
KNICKS |
| Tycho Brahe's sci. |
ASTR |
| WCs |
LAVS |
| When an engine might stall |
INIDLE |
| While away |
INABSENTIA |
| __ Act: 1919 Prohibition legislation |
VOLSTEAD |