| Jonas E. Salk's target |
POLIO |
| Kane portrayer |
WELLES |
| Kind of upright piano |
SPINET |
| Laundromat cycle |
RINSE |
| Like a proverbial bug in a rug |
SNUG |
| Like much protective wear |
PADDED |
| Long narrative poem |
EPOS |
| Longtime Susan Lucci daytime role |
ERICA |
| Major inconveniences |
HASSLES |
| NASCAR's Petty or Busch |
KYLE |
| Offshore structure |
RIG |
| Old witch |
CRONE |
| Parental palindrome |
DAD |
| Part of CPU |
UNIT |
| Provide, as with some quality |
ENDUE |
| Put on a scale of 1 to 10 |
RATED |
| Put on one's Sunday best |
DRESSTOKILL |
| Sits in neutral |
IDLES |
| Smooth operatic style |
BELCANTO |
| Snorkel and Bilko, informally |
SARGES |
| Space-bar neighbor |
ALT |
| Steppe child? |
WOLFCUB |
| Substance used to curdle milk |
RENNET |
| Supplements |
ADDS |
| The foreseeable future |
YEARSTOCOME |
| Tillis or Torme |
MEL |
| Tribal pole |
TOTEM |
| Type of innocence |
WIDEEYED |
| Unification Church follower nickname |
MOONIE |
| Unmasked, as an undercover cop |
MADE |
| Useless tic-tac-toe row |
OXO |
| Vegas hotel shaped like a pyramid |
LUXOR |
| Victoria's Secret staple |
BRA |
| Visualize |
SEE |
| Word between I's in a palindrome |
ERE |
| Yard holder |
MAST |
| Yoke or harness |
INSPAN |
| ___ Luís, Brazil |
SAO |
