| "Incredible Hulk" actor Ferrigno |
LOU |
| "Major" animal |
URSA |
| "Scope" starter |
PERI |
| "Take ___ Train" (Duke Ellington song) |
THEA |
| 1920s bathtub contents |
GIN |
| 4 o'clock refreshment |
TEA |
| A little bit of work |
ERG |
| A touching game |
TAG |
| Acorn, later |
OAK |
| Always, in music |
SEMPRE |
| Andean civilization |
INCA |
| Antiquated |
OLD |
| Arrests |
NABS |
| Bearing |
DEMEANOR |
| Bedside awakener |
ALARM |
| Big expense for an employer |
PAYROLL |
| Bit of butter |
PAT |
| Brings up, as young |
REARS |
| Browning and Blake |
POETS |
| Capitol Hill figure |
SENATOR |
| Celebrate an eventful time |
MARKTHEOCCASION |
| Chairperson's plan |
AGENDA |
| Chilled dessert |
MOUSSE |
| Churchgoers |
LAITY |
| Considerable degree |
NTH |
| Decorating wood surfaces, in a way |
INLAYING |
| Diner-counter freebies |
MINTS |
| Do over, as a room |
REMODEL |
| Does a Latin-American dance |
TANGOS |
| Far from a drama queen |
SHY |
| Fat, euphemistically |
CHUNKY |
| Fiats |
UKASES |
| Fraction of a square mile |
ACRE |
| Genesis name |
ADAM |
| Ghastly pale in appearance |
ASHEN |
| Good way to leave Vegas |
AHEAD |
| Have, free and clear |
OWN |
| Headache cause |
DIN |
| Helper in a cold workshop? |
ELF |
