| Last king of Troy |
PRIAM |
| Like lunches for workers with little time |
GRABANDGO |
| Like the stadium after a touchdown |
AROAR |
| Locket features |
CLASPS |
| Look at the answers |
PEEK |
| Lost, like three answers in this puzzle, literally and figuratively |
UTTERLYCLUELESS |
| Majorca-to-Minorca dir |
ENE |
| Marsalis family patriarch |
ELLIS |
| Mob target |
RAT |
| Narrow cut |
SLIT |
| Oscar winner for “Goodfellas” |
PESCI |
| Paper pieces |
OPEDS |
| Pocket |
EARN |
| Pops |
DAD |
| Praise effusively |
GUSH |
| Prepared for a punch |
TENSED |
| Promising start to a certain alliance? |
IDOS |
| Put on, as a pedestal |
SETATOP |
| Queen Alicent’s father, on “House of the Dragon” |
OTTO |
| Qumran Natl. Pk. site |
ISR |
| Ready to drive |
TEED |
| Reef residents |
EELS |
| Relief |
AID |
| Requiring loads of attention |
NEEDY |
| Response from another room |
INHERE |
| Retailer with Outdoor Discovery Programs |
LLBEAN |
| Rhode Island’s motto |
HOPE |
| Sighed word |
ALAS |
| Small fry |
TYKE |
| Small sample |
NIP |
| Some are cheap |
SEATS |
| Some Okefenokee fauna |
TOADS |
| Souchong alternative |
PEKOE |
| Spa town noted for its salts |
EPSOM |
| Split results |
EXES |
| This puzzle might not make it at first |
SENSE |
| Time of reckoning |
DDAY |
| Zoological plural frowned on by sticklers |
OCTOPI |
