| Lightly bite |
NIPAT |
| Like non-oyster months |
RLESS |
| Lines of thought, for short? |
EEGS |
| Linger at a bookstore |
BROSE |
| Loaded |
RICH |
| Low woman? |
ALTO |
| Mach 2 fliers |
SSTS |
| Machine piece |
CAM |
| Man-___ |
OAR |
| Milo of 'Ulysses,' 1967 |
OSHEA |
| Monkeyshines |
ANTICS |
| Most impertinent |
SAUCIEST |
| Mother of Helen of Troy |
LEDA |
| Move, in realtor-speak |
RELO |
| Much-hyped contests |
SUPERBOLS |
| NASA's ___ Research Center |
AMES |
| Nurses |
SIPS |
| Odd mannerisms |
TICS |
| Often-quoted line |
ADAGE |
| On the other hand |
BUT |
| One and only |
SOULMATE |
| Onetime capital of Poland |
KRAKO |
| Outlet insert |
PRONG |
| Painter Andrea del ___ |
SARTO |
| Pasta shape |
BOTIE |
| Pasta shapes |
ELBOS |
| Peepers |
EYEBALLS |
| Planting |
SOING |
| Poetic adverb |
EER |
| Potential lifesaver |
AIRBAG |
| Preachers' targets |
SINNERS |
| Preparation for surgery, perhaps |
SCAN |
| Preschooler's instruction |
ABCS |
| Prima ballerina |
ETOILE |
| Prison term |
STRETCH |
| Prize since 1949 |
EMMY |
| Put away |
STO |
| Raines of 'Hail the Conquering Hero' |
ELLA |
| Reason for compensation |
TORT |
| Rocker Glenn |
FREY |
| Round opening? |
ROROROYOURBOAT |
| Russia's Itar-___ news agency |
TASS |
| Satirist Freberg |
STAN |
| Skiing style |
ALPINE |
| Skipped |
SATOUT |
| Slapstick, e.g. |
LOBROHUMOR |
| Small dresses, sizewise |
SIXES |
| So-called page-oner |
CELEB |
| Some jeans |
LEES |
| Something to shoot for |
PAR |
| Somme saison |
ETE |
| Speed demon |
RACER |
| Sporty Chevy, informally |
VETTE |
| Star of 'Youngblood,' 1986 |
LOE |
| Sticker |
PRICETAG |
| Stone marker |
STELE |
| Store sign |
SALE |
| Strip lighting |
NEON |
| Sushi offering |
SEAEEL |
| T. ___ |
REX |
| Taken in |
SEEN |
| Thomas Nelson Page's 'In ___ Virginia' |
OLE |
| Thrill |
ELATE |
| Two-time U.S. Open winner |
SELES |
| Untamed |
FERAL |
| Vietnam's ___ Dinh Diem |
NGO |
| Vintage wheels |
REO |
| What the Queen turns into in 'Snow White' |
CRONE |
| Word before and after 'oh' |
MAN |
| ___ Graham, 1940's-50's Cleveland QB |
OTTO |