| Have a hankering for |
CRAVE |
| Hemmer-and-hawer's interjections |
UMS |
| Hoity-toity type |
SNOB |
| Hoosegow (var.) |
POKY |
| Inheritance of the meek |
EARTH |
| Item in a pod |
PEA |
| Like many city streets |
ONEWAY |
| Like some romance novels |
GOTHIC |
| Long draft |
SWIG |
| Longtime Susan Lucci role |
ERICA |
| Mary Lincoln's maiden name |
TODD |
| On the say-so of |
ASPER |
| One in a class by himself? |
TUTEE |
| One of the Manning brothers |
ELI |
| One who cries "Uncle"? |
NIECE |
| Orphan's kin, in typesetting |
WIDOW |
| Pauline's problems |
PERILS |
| Peter and a Wolfe |
NEROS |
| Psychology 101 topic |
EGO |
| Puerto ___ |
RICO |
| Radio format |
TALK |
| Rams' madams? |
EWES |
| Sausage baked in a coating of batter |
TOADINTHEHOLE |
| Security trouble |
LEAK |
| Subway standee's aid |
STRAP |
| Sullivan and O'Neill |
EDS |
| Sure thing, it's said |
BIRDINTHEHAND |
| Termite-resistant wood |
TEAK |
| Threat for a Wild West outlaw |
NOOSE |
| Thunderous noise |
ROAR |
| Unmarried women, once |
SPINSTERS |
| Wanton once-over |
OGLE |
| Web filter target |
SMUT |
| Word from a Doris Day song |
SERA |
| Word on "land" or "sea" |
SCAPE |
| Word with "circle," "child" or "city" |
INNER |
| You can have a blast with it |
TNT |
| You make it with your eyes closed |
WISH |
