| 'Draw one,' in diner slang |
CUPOFCOFFEE |
| 'Flop two,' in diner slang |
FRIEDEGGS |
| 'Golden Boy' playwright Clifford |
ODETS |
| 'I ___ vacation!' |
NEEDA |
| 'Life preservers,' in diner slang |
DOUGHNUTS |
| 'Send help!' |
SOS |
| 'Sun kiss,' in diner slang |
ORANGEJUICE |
| 'What's the ___ that can happen?' |
WORST |
| '___'Clock Jump' (1930's hit) |
ONEO |
| '___, Brute?' |
ETTU |
| A barber has to work around it |
EAR |
| Ambulance inits. |
EMS |
| Baker who sang 'Sweet Love,' 1986 |
ANITA |
| Blow one's top |
ERUPT |
| Broken arms may go in them |
SLINGS |
| Burn ___ crisp |
TOA |
| Capital where the yen is capital |
TOKYO |
| Channel surfers' gadgets |
REMOTES |
| Clothesline alternative |
DRYER |
| Clutter |
MESS |
| Command to Fido |
STAY |
| Companion for Tarzan |
APE |
| Comparison shopper's quest |
VALUE |
| Deface |
MAR |
| Ending with hard or soft |
WARE |
| English dog |
SETTER |
| Faculty member |
TEACHER |
| Fat of the lamb |
SUET |
| First-class |
PRIMO |
| Foes of Dems. |
REPS |
| Foul callers |
REFS |
| Gaming table fee |
ANTE |
| Gave dinner |
FED |
| Glimpse |
ESPY |
| Gym shoes, for short |
SNEAKS |
| Half a dozen |
SIX |
| Hence |
ERGO |
| Holds close |
HUGS |
| Idaho produce, informally |
TATERS |
