| Mouse-spotter's shriek |
EEK |
| Navigational hazard |
FOG |
| One of the Jackson 5 |
TITO |
| Opening for coins |
SLOT |
| Outsider film |
INDIE |
| Part of the eye |
IRIS |
| Prison uprising |
RIOT |
| Put to work |
USE |
| Refer indirectly (to) |
ALLUDE |
| Ridicule |
DERIDE |
| Right-angled pipe joints |
ELLS |
| Run out of gas |
TIRE |
| Sad state of affairs |
PLIGHT |
| Scout units |
TROOPS |
| Seesaw sitter of verse |
ESAU |
| Sharp side of a knife |
EDGE |
| Singer known as the Little Sparrow |
PIAF |
| Some venomous reptiles |
ASPS |
| Soprano Lehmann |
LOTTE |
| Streisand film (after "The") |
PRINCEOFTIDES |
| Strip of equipment |
UNRIG |
| Tethered toy |
KITE |
| Three-piece apparel |
SUIT |
| Thus far |
YET |
| Twosome |
DYAD |
| Wagnerian soprano |
ISOLDE |
| Wet winter nuisance |
SLUSH |
| What a tongue or tail may do |
WAG |
| Where swine dine |
STY |
| Wind into spirals |
COIL |
| Word between two surnames |
NEE |
| Ziegfeld and Capp |
FLOS |
| ___ and Coke (mixed drink) |
RUM |
| ___ as the driven snow |
PURE |
| ___ de plume (pen name) |
NOM |
| ___ elephant (part of a tot's lesson) |
EFOR |
| ___ Francisco 49ers |
SAN |
| ___ Largo |
KEY |
| ___ segno (musical direction) |
DAL |
