| It's fit for a pig |
STY |
| It's found in combs |
BEESWAX |
| Kenya tribesman |
MASAI |
| Lightbulb filament metal |
TUNGSTEN |
| Make angry |
MIFF |
| Makes amends |
ATONES |
| Mary's best friend, on TV |
RHODA |
| Mermaid's home |
SEA |
| Missing a deadline |
LATE |
| Morally righteous individual |
STRAIGHTARROW |
| More quick to the helm |
YARER |
| Most inexperienced |
RAWEST |
| Neuter |
SPAY |
| Ominous |
SINISTER |
| Opposite of liability |
ASSET |
| Patient endurance of pain or unhappiness |
LONGSUFFERING |
| Pirate's potable |
RUM |
| Pirate's take |
LOOT |
| Plaint for "Billie Joe" |
ODE |
| Playbill listing |
CAST |
| Policeman's vehicle |
CRUISER |
| Pool table border |
RAIL |
| Prospector's bonanza |
LODE |
| Ridicule |
DERIDE |
| Safe-cracking crook |
YEGG |
| Scary Hollywood street |
ELM |
| Speaking in a curt manner |
SHORTSPOKEN |
| Sticky gunk |
GOOP |
| Stint at the factory |
SHIFT |
| Strain, as flour |
SIFT |
| Suffix meaning "residents" or "followers" |
ITES |
| Tickle one's fancy |
AMUSE |
| Train for a title boxing match |
SPAR |
| Was the head of |
RAN |
| What mown lawns do |
REGROW |
| Where Hollywood meets Vine |
CORNER |
| Winona of Hollywood |
RYDER |
| Woes, as of the world |
ILLS |
