| Little fellow |
LAD |
| Long, detailed account |
SAGA |
| Longest division of geological time (var.) |
AEON |
| Love-letter envelope phrase |
SEALEDWITHAKISS |
| Lovett or Waggoner |
LYLE |
| Low-lying lands |
VALES |
| Make another version |
REDO |
| Make mention of |
NOTE |
| Met fare |
OPERAS |
| Nefarious plan |
SCHEME |
| Nighttime vision |
DREAM |
| No longer asleep |
RISEN |
| Paintings on walls |
MURALS |
| Pair of barbershop groups, e.g |
OCTET |
| Part of an apple or the earth |
CORE |
| Performer's promoter |
AGENT |
| Person-to-person exam |
ORAL |
| Sacrifice fly? |
SWAT |
| Sanitizer's target |
GERM |
| Santa's little helpers |
ELVES |
| Say "Oh, all right" |
RELENT |
| Sheet of matted cotton |
BATT |
| Sheet-music symbol |
REST |
| Sleuth's clues |
LEADS |
| Small, slender nail |
BRAD |
| Something an undercover agent might wear |
WIRE |
| Southeast Asian language |
LAO |
| Stew vegetable |
OKRA |
| This and taxes are certain |
DEATH |
| Tina's TV boss |
ALEC |
| Transmitted |
SENT |
| Wedge-driving hammer |
MAUL |
| What a trooper may point at you |
RADAR |
| Wherever |
ANYPLACE |
| Wilson of "Marley & Me" |
OWEN |
| Worcestershire woman, e.g |
BRITON |
| Yarn from an old pirate |
TALE |
| ___ the run (munch in motion) |
EATON |
