| Humble homes |
ABODES |
| I love boxing! It . . |
KNOCKSMEOUT |
| I swear it's true . . |
SOHELPMEGOD |
| I'll always remember you, so . . |
FORGETMENOT |
| Inquirers |
ASKERS |
| Inspiration for Lennon's "Woman" |
ONO |
| Itinerary abbr |
RTE |
| Kind |
ILK |
| Kind of person that fits this puzzle's theme |
EGOIST |
| Manuscript marks |
OBELI |
| Memory gap |
LAPSE |
| Mesa Verde structures |
PUEBLOS |
| Metallic fabrics |
LAMES |
| Mom, dad, daughter and son, e.g |
FAMILY |
| Most Masters participants |
PROS |
| Nineteenth-century samurai home |
EDO |
| Not up to the task |
INEPT |
| Old-fashioned type |
FOGEY |
| Place one requests to be hit |
RENO |
| Prefix with "red" or "structure" |
INFRA |
| Rummy player's word |
GIN |
| Slip preventer |
MAT |
| Tear repairer |
SEWER |
| That lady's pronoun |
HER |
| The first "Mr. Shirley Temple" |
AGAR |
| They may be surrounded at parties |
PIANOS |
| Ties together |
ENTWINES |
| To's reverse |
FRO |
| Totally dreadful |
ABYSMAL |
| Trip around the world |
ORBIT |
| Trunk with a chest |
TORSO |
| Water in Cannes |
EAU |
| When I juggled eggs and dropped one, it . . |
CRACKEDMEUP |
| Whiskey pick |
RYE |
| Woman under a vow of poverty |
NUN |
| Word to a dog |
SIT |
| Wrinkly citrus fruits |
UGLIS |
| Yeanling's mom |
EWE |
