| Most mysterious |
EERIEST |
| October 31 drink |
CIDER |
| One with a small work force |
SANTA |
| Ophelia and Hamlet, e.g. |
DANES |
| Overturned a glass of milk, maybe |
SPILT |
| Part of a seafood platter, perhaps |
CRAB |
| Pipe with a quarter bend |
ELL |
| Purchase for a new arrival |
CRIB |
| Relating to a pelvis part |
ILIAC |
| Relinquish one's power |
ABDICATE |
| Run smoothly, as an engine |
HUM |
| Salon stock |
GELS |
| Scholarship founder |
RHODES |
| Schooner's cargo |
ALE |
| Screenwriter's layout |
SCENARIO |
| Seaport on the Black Sea |
ODESSA |
| Second part of a quip |
OCCUR |
| Shady garden bower |
ARBOR |
| Singer Horne |
LENA |
| Soak flax |
RET |
| Souvenir shop item |
TEESHIRT |
| Spanish 101 word |
ESTA |
| Supportive shout |
RAH |
| They cook up whoppers |
LIARS |
| They may play "Hardball" |
MSNBC |
| Third part of a quip |
WHENTWO |
| Touch or sight |
SENSE |
| Tweeter output |
TREBLE |
| Twilled woolen cloth |
SERGE |
| Two-time U.S. Open champ |
ELS |
| Underground story |
CELLAR |
| Unpolished person |
RUBE |
| Veteran |
WARHORSE |
| West of Hollywood |
MAE |
| What a bartender may run |
TAB |
| Wheels and deals |
BARTERS |
| Word on Oslo coins |
NORGE |
| Word with jam or book |
LOG |
| ___ avis |
RARA |
