| One way to the top at the office |
ELEVATOR |
| P, to Plato |
RHO |
| Part of a flight plan |
ETA |
| Part of a high-fiber sandwich |
WHOLEWHEATBREAD |
| Pass over, as a consonant |
ELIDE |
| Place between Baltic and Oriental |
READINGRAILROAD |
| Poppy plant derivative |
OPIATE |
| Post-Mardi Gras period |
LENT |
| Propelled a rowboat |
OARED |
| Reciprocal of the sine |
COSEC |
| Regular, once |
LEADED |
| Repeated musical phrase |
OSTINATO |
| Repulsive |
HIDEOUS |
| Right-hand page |
RECTO |
| Rock-and-roller Shannon |
DEL |
| Saltpeter |
NITER |
| Set |
PLACED |
| Shields of ''Blue Lagoon'' |
BROOKE |
| Shift neighbor |
ENTER |
| Sign on some doors |
MEN |
| Smelter's supply |
ORE |
| Spheres |
ORBS |
| Suggest tactfully |
HINT |
| Suitable for a three-ring binder |
HOLED |
| Summer sandwich |
ICECREAM |
| Take a deep breath |
INHALE |
| Tea drinker Charles Grey's title |
EARL |
| Travesty |
FARCE |
| Truth or Consequences, e.g. |
CITY |
| Unwelcome kind of mail |
HATE |
| Up-coming link |
AND |
| Use mouthwash |
GARGLE |
| What an inertial balance measures |
MASS |
| Whirlpool |
EDDY |
| Willow |
OSIER |
| Winter sign |
FROST |
| With wisdom |
SAGELY |
| Zebra on the gridiron |
REF |