Like a home crowd on a walk-off hit |
AROAR |
Like early PC graphics |
LORES |
Locale for new emails |
INBOX |
Long, long time |
EON |
Looking like this: :( |
SADFACED |
Major Formula 1 race |
GRANDPRIX |
Marijuana, in old slang |
REEFER |
Married |
WED |
Most common English word |
THE |
Most high schoolers, agewise |
TEENS |
Nonmainstream, as rock music |
INDIE |
Phone notification |
ALERT |
Pig's digs |
STY |
Place to store a loaf |
BREADBIN |
Plain as day |
OVERT |
Prefix with liberal or conservative |
NEO |
Pulitzer Prize-winning author of 'The Shipping News' and 'Brokeback Mountain' |
ANNIEPROULX |
Puts a spell on |
HEXES |
Rap lead-in to Jon or Wayne |
LIL |
Show again, as a show |
RERUN |
Singer Yoko |
ONO |
Slippery fish |
EEL |
Spinning dizzily, quaintly |
AREEL |
Splotch of ink |
BLOT |
Summa cum ___ ('with highest praise') |
LAUDE |
They're for suckers |
LOLLIPOPS |
Touch, taste or smell |
SENSE |
Trampled (on) |
TROD |
Unit of farmland |
ACRE |
Wall hanging in a kid's room |
POSTER |
What pasta and potatoes have a lot of |
CARBS |
What Prancer and Dancer do that Rudolph and Vixen don't? |
RHYME |
When the sun is highest in the sky |
ATNOON |
Words at the altar |
IDO |
Work on, as a summer camp T-shirt |
DYE |
___ Guofeng, successor to Mao |
HUA |
___ Lee (frozen dessert brand) |
SARA |
___ Ventura, former governor of Minnesota |
JESSE |