| Move to a lower gear |
DOWNSHIFT |
| Mysterious saucer |
UFO |
| Opposite of a tightwad |
SPENDTHRIFT |
| Pained cries |
OWS |
| Parts of office tel. nos. |
EXTS |
| Passover observer |
JEW |
| Plan for hosp. patients |
HMO |
| Plant with fronds |
FERN |
| Poetic Muse |
ERATO |
| Politico ___ Paul |
RON |
| Prefix with classical |
NEO |
| Pretentious |
HIFALUTIN |
| Road blocker after a winter storm |
SNOWDRIFT |
| Rocky hill |
TOR |
| Sea, to Cousteau |
MER |
| Seabird |
TERN |
| Shop with egg salad and cold cuts |
DELI |
| Shoulder muscle, for short |
DELT |
| Silky |
SMOOTH |
| Sink's outlet |
DRAIN |
| Social slight |
SNUB |
| Some small batteries |
AAAS |
| Store sign during bargain week |
ONSALENOW |
| Suffix with Brooklyn or Manhattan |
ITE |
| Suffix with serpent |
INE |
| Super-duper |
AONE |
| The Braves, on scoreboards |
ATL |
| Theme |
MOTIF |
| Things passed on from Mom and Dad |
GENES |
| Tightened |
TENSED |
| Touches up, as a manuscript |
EDITS |
| Uncles' partners |
AUNTS |
| Vehicle moving items in a warehouse |
FORKLIFT |
| What a Don Juan thinks he is to women |
GODSGIFT |
| Where inhaled air goes |
LUNG |
| Words before double or take |
ONTHE |
| Worker in Santa's workshop |
ELF |
| Writer Anais |
NIN |
| ___ room (place for Ping-Pong) |
REC |
