| ''--- were up to me...'' |
IFIT |
| ''Diamond'' girl |
LIL |
| ''For --- a jolly ...'' |
HES |
| ''Key ---'' (Bogart film) |
LARGO |
| Agree silently |
NOD |
| Bighead's voyage? |
EGOTRIP |
| Bit of advice concluded |
PARTOFITSHUT |
| Bit of advice continued |
KEEPTHELOWER |
| Bit of advice, continued |
SAVEFACEISTO |
| Body protection |
ARMOR |
| Brit's ''Yes sirree!'' |
RIGHTO |
| Brought comfort to |
SOLACED |
| Chaucer offering |
TALE |
| Comic Joslyn |
ALLYN |
| Cookery phrase |
ALA |
| D.C. time zone |
EST |
| Detective Gunn of TV fame |
PETER |
| Did a sheepdog's job |
HERDED |
| Dieter's request |
NONFAT |
| Event from 1914 to 1918, briefly |
WWI |
| Eyelid inflammation |
STYE |
| Far from happy |
GLUM |
| Female vampire |
LAMIA |
| Flesh and blood |
KIN |
| Forget to include |
OMIT |
| Ginger follower |
ALE |
| Girl from Sioux City, in song |
SUE |
| Humorist's forte |
WIT |
| In the past |
AGO |
| It often follows you |
ARE |
| John for Priscilla? |
ALDEN |
| Kind of drum |
KETTLE |
| Kind of rubber |
FOAM |
| Last word on the silver screen |
END |
| Left at sea |
APORT |
| Licorice-like flavoring |
ANISE |
| Make use of a skillet |
SAUTE |
| Mal de --- (seasickness) |
MER |
| Moon valley |
RILL |
