| Jim Bakker's club |
PTL |
| Jumped bail |
FLED |
| Leather strip |
LASH |
| Like many sweaters |
KNIT |
| Like seven Nolan Ryan games |
NOHIT |
| Like some salads |
TOSSED |
| Like St. Mark's lion |
ALATE |
| Lives from hand-to-mouth (with ''out'') |
EKES |
| Medieval |
OLD |
| Mountain extension? |
EER |
| Niagara Falls feeder |
ERIE |
| Obsolete |
PASSE |
| One of the ''Taxi'' cabbies |
NARDO |
| Otherwise known as |
ALIAS |
| Patience, to a puzzle solver |
ASSET |
| Phony display |
SHAM |
| Pie crust ingredient, sometimes |
LARD |
| Pierce portrayer |
ALDA |
| Pikelike fish |
GAR |
| Pinocchio's undoing |
LIES |
| Prohibition era |
ROARINGTWENTIES |
| Rancher's nightmare |
THUNDERINGHERD |
| Rhubarb |
SETTO |
| Seal hunter |
ORCA |
| Serve up the drinks |
TEND |
| Signed away |
CEDED |
| South Korean president, 1948-60 |
RHEE |
| Spanish 101 word |
ESTA |
| Spotted |
SEEN |
| Stadium souvenir, perhaps |
CAP |
| Suffering from insomnia |
AWAKE |
| Susan Butcher, e.g. |
ALASKAN |
| Texas border town |
ELPASO |
| Two of Caesar's last words |
ETTU |
| Type of American |
AFRO |
| Type of list |
DEANS |
| Whammy |
CURSE |
| Word with moon or ribbon |
BLUE |
| Word with upper or lower |
CLASS |
