| Indian princess (Var.) |
RANEE |
| Japanese dollar |
YEN |
| Jefferson's bill |
TWO |
| Less filling, in ads |
LITE |
| Like karaoke performances |
SUNG |
| Like some empty apartments |
UNLET |
| Literary genre |
SATIRE |
| Medalworthy behavior |
VALOR |
| Milan exchange unit, once |
LIRA |
| Monopoly quartet |
RAILROADS |
| Most elevated |
LOFTIEST |
| Musclebound brute |
APE |
| Old-fashioned textile device |
SPINNINGWHEEL |
| Permit supplier |
LICENSER |
| Races, as an engine |
REVS |
| Refer to, as in a report |
CITE |
| Relinquish |
CEDE |
| Remain patiently |
ABIDE |
| Returned to the perch |
ALIT |
| Run away |
FLEE |
| Short-billed merganser |
SMEW |
| Sinus cavity |
ANTRUM |
| Slangy turndown |
NAH |
| Solo |
ALONE |
| Someone who gives you the willies |
CREEP |
| Standout facial feature |
NOSE |
| Styptic-pencil ingredient |
ALUM |
| Suffix for "Hallow" |
EEN |
| Take notice of |
ESPY |
| The whole kit and caboodle |
ALL |
| They may have pink rooms |
GIRLS |
| Top-of-the-leaderboard number |
ONE |
| Variation in color |
TONE |
| Verb for "you" |
ARE |
| Violin-case item |
ROSIN |
| Whippoorwill's bill |
NEB |
| Wildebeest |
GNU |
| Word that begins many sentences |
THE |
| Word with "promenade" or "tape" |
DECK |
