| Kellogg-Briand, e.g. |
PACT |
| Kid stuff |
TOYS |
| Legendary Green Bay QB |
STARR |
| Marked by repeated turns and bends |
TWISTY |
| Mason's tool |
TROWEL |
| Mideast gulf |
ADEN |
| Muffet fare, with curds |
WHEY |
| New York big house |
ATTICA |
| Organ on the left side of the body |
SPLEEN |
| Organic compound, often odorific |
ESTER |
| Oxford's word for inclined |
LEANT |
| Patronize a diner |
EAT |
| Pleasant Riviera city |
NICE |
| Plunder, old-style |
REAVE |
| Protective embankment |
ESCARP |
| Resurgently |
ANEW |
| Root for the home team |
CHEER |
| Sets a price at |
ASKS |
| Sharon's tools? |
STONECUTTERS |
| Side against |
OPPOSE |
| Sign with the scales |
LIBRA |
| Squealing rats |
STOOLIES |
| Tanzanite, e.g. |
GEM |
| Teeniest Greek letter? |
IOTA |
| The lesser of two --- |
EVILS |
| Traction enhancer |
CLEAT |
| Trims the rose bushes |
PRUNES |
| Type of details that cause one to say, ''ooh!'' |
LURID |
| Tyrone's tool? |
POWERSPRAYER |
| Very, musically speaking |
ASSAI |
| What the teller counts |
TILL |
| Where Don McLean drove his Chevy |
LEVEE |
| Where sailors take liberties |
ASHORE |
| Where the Light Brigade charged |
CRIMEA |
| Wood used for tool handles |
ASH |
| Woody's tool? |
ALLENWRENCH |
| Word with freight or cable |
CAR |
