| "Going to the dogs," e.g. |
IDIOM |
| Alero or Bravada |
OLDS |
| Australasian parrot |
LORY |
| Be |
EXIST |
| Bigger than life |
EPIC |
| Blistering |
HOT |
| Brick-baking oven |
KILN |
| Brown seaweed |
KELP |
| Burns with steam |
SCALDS |
| Canned item |
SARDINE |
| Capriciousness |
WHIMSY |
| Cartoonist Gross |
MILT |
| Choose |
OPT |
| Church part |
APSE |
| Clearly outline |
LIMN |
| Cleft locale |
CHIN |
| Considers carefully |
MOOTS |
| Crop, as a picture |
TRIM |
| Depend (on) |
RELY |
| Diva's delivery |
ARIA |
| Don'ts partners |
DOS |
| DOT division |
FAA |
| Drum locales |
EARS |
| Fall flower |
ASTER |
| Farm tower |
SILO |
| First name in slapstick |
STAN |
| Fisherman's lure |
BAIT |
| Goal for many club swingers |
PAR |
| Gob's greeting |
AHOY |
| Greek cheese |
FETA |
| Guarded secret, for some |
AGE |
| Hagar's wife |
HELGA |
| Hop, skip or jump, e.g. |
VERB |
| It could help one make the grade |
SUMMERSCHOOL |
| It may come in a round |
AMMO |
| It might come after shopping |
SPREE |
| Jumping-off point, for some |
SPRINGBOARD |
| Killer whale |
ORCA |
| Kind of call |
CLOSE |
