| It may leave its mark |
SKID |
| Kid |
JOKE |
| Land's end? |
SCAPE |
| Lansing-to-Flint dir. |
ENE |
| Long baskets, in basketballese |
TREYS |
| Lung opening? |
AQUA |
| Make a case |
ARGUE |
| Make an artistic impression |
ETCH |
| Napoleon cousin |
ECLAIR |
| One of the Great ones |
ERIE |
| Party pooper |
BORE |
| PC shortcut |
MACRO |
| Pewter or brass |
ALLOY |
| Phrase in June, often |
IDO |
| Piccata meat |
VEAL |
| Polish border river |
ODER |
| Potatoes partner |
MEAT |
| Prevention measure? |
OUNCE |
| Privy to |
INON |
| Protests gone awry |
RIOTS |
| Showed concern |
CARED |
| Similar in nature |
AKIN |
| Some Gillette razors |
ATRAS |
| Some Pontiacs |
GRANDAMS |
| Sponsorship (Var.) |
EGIS |
| Subscription termination |
LAPSE |
| Target of some sprays |
ODOR |
| Toyota model |
PASEO |
| Tranquility |
REPOSE |
| Trendy protein source |
TOFU |
| Two-dimensional measure |
AREA |
| U |
URANIUMSSYMBOL |
| Volumes A and Z, e.g. |
ENDS |
| Where beauty is, to the beholder |
EYE |
| Wimbledon score |
LOVE |
| Word with force and mail |
AIR |
| Word with sugar or cream |
PIE |
| YOU |
PERSONALPRONOUN |
| ___ up (energizes) |
PEPS |
