| It may be closed or short |
CIRCUIT |
| It's after Joel |
AMOS |
| Japanese fish dish |
SASHIMI |
| Johnny or Rosanne |
CASH |
| Labor day arrival? |
SON |
| Letter closers |
PSS |
| Metal fastener |
HASP |
| Mine in Marseilles |
AMOI |
| Misguided |
WRONG |
| Negative connector |
NOR |
| Object from the past |
RELIC |
| Offender, in copspeak |
PERP |
| Ohio River tributary |
WABASH |
| Opener on Broadway? |
ACTI |
| Pan's opposite |
RAVE |
| Part of a Bond film title |
EYESONLY |
| Participate in a water sport |
SURF |
| Physical sound? |
AAH |
| Sauce for 42-Down |
SOY |
| Smelting dross |
SLAG |
| Solitary |
LONE |
| Somewhat disreputable |
SEEDY |
| Sort of fitter |
PIPE |
| Stake of a sort |
ANTE |
| Strait-laced |
PRIM |
| Taint |
LACE |
| Thelonious of jazz |
MONK |
| They're sometimes rolled over |
IRAS |
| Three-card game |
MONTE |
| Trigger treat |
OAT |
| Type of seal |
EARED |
| Upset |
IRKED |
| Vertical storage |
SILO |
| Warsaw native |
SLAV |
| Wear |
HAVEON |
| Withered |
SERE |
| Woody's scion |
ARLO |
| Words of comprehension |
ISEE |
| You may gloss them over |
LIPS |
