| It's closed by the epiglottis |
TRACHEA |
| Kingly name, in Britain |
EDWARD |
| Lecherous look |
LEER |
| Letter opener |
ADDRESSEE |
| Like some refrigerators and freezers |
SIDEBYSIDE |
| Lion handlers, in a circus |
TAMERS |
| Messages via modem |
EMAIL |
| Most dexterous |
YAREST |
| Ottoman Empire dignitaries |
BEYS |
| Piglet's mom |
SOW |
| Positive electrodes |
ANODES |
| Possessive for sharers |
OUR |
| Potato, for one |
TUBER |
| Put a stop to |
CEASE |
| Put off, at a meeting |
TABLE |
| Ready to be committed |
MAD |
| Rocky crag |
TOR |
| Rose oil |
ATTAR |
| Ruler in Rimsky-Korsakov operas |
TSAR |
| Santa ___, Calif |
ANA |
| Serving on a sub, say |
ATSEA |
| Ski lift component |
TBAR |
| Small finch |
SPARROW |
| Sneaker bottom |
TREAD |
| Stage attire for Madonna |
BRA |
| Stanley in "A Streetcar Named Desire" |
KOWALSKI |
| They could use some refinement |
ORES |
| They have no height requirement |
KIDDIERIDES |
| Thrill to death |
ELATE |
| Varieties or types |
ILKS |
| Ventilation shaft |
AIRWAY |
| Virginia port city |
NORFOLK |
| Wabbit hunter |
ELMER |
| Wanting (with "of") |
DESIROUS |
| Wedding party member |
BRIDESMAID |
| Williams, the "Splendid Splinter" |
TED |
| Wood-carver's tool |
ADZE |
| Word often repeated before "again" |
TRY |
| ___ it good (is well-off) |
HAS |
