| Meets expectations, in a way |
MAKESPAR |
| Mildred D. ___, author of 'Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry,' 1977 |
TAYLOR |
| Move so as to evade detection, in a way |
FLYLOW |
| Mug shot subject? |
LATTEART |
| Necklace closure |
CLASP |
| Not as adventurous |
TAMER |
| Part of an epic verse |
CANTO |
| Passage in a cemetery |
EPITAPH |
| Pays someone back |
GETSEVEN |
| Plain protuberance |
MESA |
| Postpone |
SHELVE |
| Preakness or Belmont |
STAKES |
| Pull-off |
RESTAREA |
| Pumped |
STOKED |
| Rep |
CRED |
| Rock-forming mineral that makes up over half of the earth's crust |
FELDSPAR |
| Set askew |
TILT |
| Soaks (up) |
SOPS |
| Spreads out in a bed? |
SOWS |
| Stephen of the Field Day Theatre Company |
REA |
| Sunday parking spots? |
PEWS |
| The Father of ___, moniker for the inventor Leo Baekeland |
PLASTICS |
| They make waves for viewers |
TVTOWERS |
| Time to read the Haggadah |
PASSOVER |
| Weapon with a point d'arrêt |
EPEE |
| Website with adoptable virtual creatures |
NEOPETS |
| Where making a hasty exit is encouraged |
ESCAPEROOM |
| Whit |
SHRED |
| Woe for winter travelers |
ICESTORM |
| Word with pocket or bag |
AIR |
| [See fine print] |
STAR |
| ___-faire |
SAVOIR |
