| "... but I could be wrong" |
ORNOT |
| "__ any drop to drink": Coleridge |
NOR |
| *America's most popular dining-out occasion |
MOTHERSDAY |
| *Last chance in court |
CLOSINGARGUMENT |
| *Place setting item |
DINNERFORK |
| *Political propagandist |
SPINDOCTOR |
| *Where some plates are made |
STEELMILLS |
| Academy freshman |
PLEBE |
| Airport south of Paris |
ORLY |
| Arise |
STEM |
| As well |
TOO |
| Asian staple |
RICE |
| Attacked eagerly, as a wrapped gift |
TOREAT |
| Behind schedule |
LATE |
| Brash |
BOLD |
| Caribou cousin |
ELK |
| Chess announcement |
MATE |
| Clarinetist's need |
REED |
| Department store founder Rowland Hussey __ |
MACY |
| Diamond gambit, or a hint to a different concealed word found in each answer to a starred clue |
HIDDENBALLTRICK |
| Disagreeing word |
NAY |
| Euclid, vis-Г -vis geometry |
EPONYM |
| Fictional corporation that sells earthquake pills and portable holes |
ACME |
| Flavorful plant |
HERB |
| Floor |
STUN |
| Flooring wood |
ASH |
| Frigid |
POLAR |
| Get off at the pier |
DEBARK |
| Give it a go |
TRY |
| Give way |
FALTER |
| Gross |
ICKY |
| Han River capital |
SEOUL |
| Heaven-sent food |
MANNA |
| Hector's home |
TROY |
| Honor, in a way |
TOAST |
| Kennedy who married Sargent Shriver |
EUNICE |
| Kind of gravy |
GIBLET |
| Large in scope |
EPIC |
