| Kind of tax shelter |
IRA |
| Leader of a flock |
PASTOR |
| Loses ruddiness |
PALES |
| Love to bits |
ADORE |
| LSD, informally |
ACID |
| Matador's foe |
TORO |
| More vigorous and healthy |
HALER |
| Mozart's Trojan princess |
ILIA |
| Not natural, as theater |
STAGY |
| Old telephone feature |
DIAL |
| One of David's compositions |
PSALM |
| One-horse carriage |
SHAY |
| One-person performances |
SOLI |
| Parental palindrome |
DAD |
| Petty or grand crime |
LARCENY |
| Popular hotel chain |
HOLIDAYINN |
| Protruding tree knots |
GNARLS |
| Red dye used in cosmetics |
EOSIN |
| Red expanse in the Bible |
SEA |
| Relinquish legally |
CEDE |
| Rock show venues |
ARENAS |
| Russo of "Tin Cup" |
RENE |
| Screen legend Sophia |
LOREN |
| Small amount of residue |
DREG |
| Small music group |
TRIO |
| Some invitation replies |
YESES |
| Sound rebound |
ECHO |
| Speed of sound word |
MACH |
| Staple of Italian cuisine |
BASIL |
| Statement to live by |
MAXIM |
| Straight, for short |
HETERO |
| Strike off a list, in a way |
XOUT |
| Tenor solo |
ARIA |
| U.S. anthem-starting words |
OSAY |
| Unescorted |
ALONE |
| Where one can go through several trials |
COURTHOUSE |
| Where some vets served, informally |
NAM |
| Whimsically humorous |
DROLL |
| Zebra marking |
STRIPE |
