| Messing around on TV? |
DEBRA |
| Mustang competitor |
MIATA |
| N.Y.C. line |
IRT |
| Neither good nor evil |
AMORAL |
| Nonsense |
EYEWASH |
| One side in the Revolutionary War |
TORIES |
| Ones unable to swim straight? |
EELS |
| Orangish gem |
SARD |
| Paper work |
ORIGAMI |
| Part of a barn |
MOW |
| Plant more crops in |
RESOW |
| Prefix with car |
ECO |
| Prescribed amount |
DOSE |
| Privateer who captained the Blessed William |
KIDD |
| Put to work |
UTILIZED |
| Puts one's foot down |
TREADS |
| Quaint shout |
EGAD |
| Red, white and blue group |
TEAMUSA |
| Reed section? |
MARSH |
| Saltier |
EARTHIER |
| Serious |
STERN |
| Server of food that may be steamed, fried or raw |
CLAMBAR |
| Skating spot, maybe |
LAKE |
| Some fairy story villains |
HAGS |
| Stock pantomime character |
PIERROT |
| Symbol of elasticity, in economics |
ETA |
| They may be checked at an airport |
IDS |
| Town in '44 headlines |
STLO |
| Wall St. manipulators |
ARBS |
| Watching the big game, say |
ONSAFARI |
| Went in tandem? |
PEDALED |
| Wisconsin port |
KENOSHA |
| Wise words |
PROVERB |
| Writer of the lines 'Pigeons on the grass alas. / Pigeons on the grass alas' |
STEIN |
| XX |
FEMALE |
| You might hear a children's song in one |
LILT |
