| Land measure |
ACRE |
| Like some acids |
FATTY |
| Limerick characteristic |
RHYME |
| Made a tax valuation (Abbr.) |
ASSD |
| Making an effort |
TRYING |
| Massachusetts college |
AMHERST |
| Mature, as cheese |
AGE |
| Meditation syllable for an electrician? |
OHM |
| Military training program |
ROTC |
| More likely |
SURER |
| Music to a matador's ears |
OLE |
| Neil Young classic about a spice girl? |
CINNAMONGIRL |
| Observed |
SEEN |
| One often found playing a round |
GOLFER |
| Orbison who sang "Oh, Pretty Woman" |
ROY |
| Pampering, for short |
TLC |
| Part of HOMES |
ERIE |
| PFC's superiors |
CPLS |
| Pipe part |
STEM |
| Places for props |
SETS |
| Pompeii fallout |
ASH |
| Prepare apples, in a way |
UNCORE |
| Prepare for a boxing match |
SPAR |
| Puerto ___ |
RICO |
| Right-angled building addition |
ELL |
| See 31-Down |
SIGHTED |
| Shipping weight allowance |
TRET |
| Short skirt |
MINI |
| Source of widespread devastation |
SCOURGE |
| Spice Gal called ''Sir'' by Marcie |
PEPPERMINTPATTY |
| Spice girl that danced with Fred Astaire? |
GINGERROGERS |
| Spice girl that sang ''Come On-A My House''? |
ROSEMARYCLOONEY |
| Tighten up type |
KERN |
| Two-toned cookie |
OREO |
| Ultramodernists |
NEOS |
| Use a rudder |
STEER |
| Venomous snake |
ASP |
| Well-placed serve |
ACE |
