| It's a wrap |
OBI |
| It's smaller than a village |
HAMLET |
| Jam |
MESS |
| Klutz's cry |
OOPS |
| Latin 101 verb |
ESSE |
| Like smokehouse meat |
CURED |
| Like some loads |
WIDE |
| Little helper |
ELF |
| Loads with cargo |
LADES |
| Lose color |
FADE |
| Lovely meter maid |
RITA |
| Malodorous creature |
POLECAT |
| Mock |
DERIDE |
| Moe's foil, sometimes |
CURLY |
| Moo goo gai pan pan |
WOK |
| Moons, suns, etc. |
ORBS |
| Musical composition |
OPUS |
| Names in publishing |
TITLES |
| Neighbor of Montpellier |
NIMES |
| New York City stadium name |
ASHE |
| One at a wedding reception |
CATERER |
| Ordains |
ENACTS |
| Porkpie or pillbox |
HAT |
| Racetrack info |
ODDS |
| Respected man |
DOYEN |
| Seafood delicacy |
EEL |
| Search for the right word |
HEM |
| Something you want to save |
FACE |
| Spiraling current |
EDDY |
| Supine's antonym |
PRONE |
| Take away forcibly |
WREST |
| The heart of the matter |
GIST |
| Transport dating from the Stone Age |
SLED |
| Trio of horses |
SILVERMREDSCOUT |
| Use a rotary phone |
DIAL |
| Verdi's "Caro nome," e.g. |
ARIA |
| Where Trixie's husband toiled |
SEWER |
| Word with bubble or opera |
SOAP |
| Word with wilderness or rest |
AREA |
