| Many miles off |
AFAR |
| Meal on a military base |
MESS |
| Modern toll-paying convenience |
EZPASS |
| Move to another job, say |
REASSIGN |
| Nancy Drew's beau and others |
NEDS |
| Napkin's place |
LAP |
| Nile snake |
ASP |
| Norway's capital |
OSLO |
| Not much |
ATAD |
| Observe the Sabbath |
REST |
| Oklahoma city named for the daughter of its first 4-Down |
ADA |
| One who 'always rings twice,' in an old movie |
POSTMAN |
| OPEC supply |
OIL |
| Othello's betrayer |
IAGO |
| Pathetically small |
MEASLY |
| Place to buy cotton candy |
FAIR |
| Prayer starter |
OGOD |
| Princess in L. Frank Baum books |
OZMA |
| Quizzical utterances |
EHS |
| San ___, Italian resort on the Mediterranean |
REMO |
| Savings for one's later years, for short |
IRA |
| Self-description of someone who's surprised |
MONKEYSUNCLE |
| Shaking a leg |
HUSTLING |
| Sine ___ non |
QUA |
| Smarting |
SORE |
| Some English nobles |
EARLS |
| Song for one |
SOLO |
| Spicy Asian cuisine |
THAI |
| Suddenly stop, as an engine |
STALL |
| Taro |
ELEPHANTSEAR |
| The 'O' in CD-ROM |
ONLY |
| Thin as ___ |
ARAIL |
| Un + deux |
TROIS |
| Wetlands plant |
REED |
| What a greedy person may grab |
LIONSSHARE |
| When said three times, 'and so on' |
YADA |
| ___ Ness monster |
LOCH |
| ___ salts |
EPSOM |
