| Hamlet's cousins |
TOWNS |
| Hangman's loop |
NOOSE |
| Heart chambers |
ATRIA |
| Hindu noblewoman (Var.) |
RANEE |
| Hint from a tout |
TIP |
| It's got a lot of people talking |
GABFEST |
| Kid's breakfast item, often |
GLASSOFMILK |
| Like Halloween sounds |
EERIE |
| Morning must-have, for many |
CUPOFCOFFEE |
| Mu ___ pork |
SHU |
| Music scale note |
SOL |
| Nosey Parker |
SNOOP |
| Not dormant |
ASTIR |
| Obtained |
GOT |
| Old computer screen |
CRT |
| Org. for doctors |
AMA |
| Outlaw |
BAN |
| Prominent rock |
TOR |
| Reacted to a haymaker |
REELED |
| Repertoire |
BAGOFTRICKS |
| Sarcastic taunts |
GIBES |
| Scottish topper |
TAM |
| Sharply dressed |
NATTY |
| Sherlock's Blue Carbuncle, for one |
GEM |
| Small-minded |
PETTY |
| Some players in a kids' game |
SEEKERS |
| Still-life subject, often |
BOWLOFFRUIT |
| Tell a tall tale |
LIE |
| The orderly universe |
COSMOS |
| To's antithesis |
FRO |
| Type of chip |
POTATO |
| Unbroken, as a line |
SOLID |
| Venture to utter |
DARESAY |
| Walk in a crooked line |
STAGGER |
| Waller or Domino |
FATS |
| Wind-up toy? |
KITE |
| Wings that don't flap |
ELLS |
| Without without with? |
OUT |
| Yellowstone inhabitant |
ELK |
