| Like a bertha collar |
LACY |
| Not just feuding |
ATWAR |
| One might be pathological |
LIAR |
| Opera highlight |
ARIA |
| Opposite of "yippee!" |
RATS |
| Orville or Wilbur Wright, e.g. |
OHIOAN |
| Outward flow |
EBB |
| Part of LIFO |
LASTIN |
| Perceived by the ear |
AURAL |
| Piece in Harper's |
ESSAY |
| Place to socialize |
COUNTRYCLUB |
| Quarrels |
RUNINS |
| Ranch workers |
HANDS |
| Rap physician |
DRE |
| Reprieve from the governor |
STAY |
| Reuben bread |
RYE |
| Roman love poet |
OVID |
| Rustic |
HOMESPUN |
| Selfish one's exclamation |
MINE |
| Skeleton's lack |
FLESH |
| Stripling |
LAD |
| Supermarket feature |
AISLE |
| Symbols of industry |
ANTS |
| Synthetic pump |
ARTIFICIALHEART |
| Tall tale |
YARN |
| They can be inflated or boosted |
EGOS |
| Traffic sign |
ONEWAY |
| Treats with milk |
OREOS |
| Turn over, as property |
RESELL |
| Two-time 1500-meter Olympic gold medalist |
COE |
| U.K. lexicon |
OED |
| Vicinity |
AREA |
| Water whirl |
EDDY |
| Wear away |
ERODE |
| Where many are thrown out |
BASEBALLDIAMOND |
| Word with the wiser |
NONE |
| Work with "do" or "cost you" |
ITLL |
| Yard tool |
GARDENSPADE |
| ___ Aviv |
TEL |
