| Louisiana dish |
SHRIMPGUMBO |
| Lustrous gem |
OPAL |
| Make a mess of |
BOTCHUP |
| Manufacturer's come-on |
REBATE |
| Massive wild ox |
GAUR |
| Meal served on the half shell |
CLAMSCASINO |
| Mrs. Miller's partner, in a 1971 film |
MCCABE |
| Naval flag |
ENSIGN |
| Neck sections |
NAPES |
| One side of a debate |
ANTI |
| Package carrier |
TOTE |
| Perlman of TV and film |
RHEA |
| Pious Pennsylvania people |
AMISH |
| Presses in pleats |
IRONS |
| Principal |
MAIN |
| Room in many houses |
DEN |
| Round wicker basket |
SKEP |
| Sandwich filler |
TUNASALAD |
| Seven-year affliction |
ITCH |
| Sibling's issue, perhaps |
NIECE |
| Skip the fuss, not the ceremony |
ELOPE |
| Sometimes illegal auto maneuver |
UTURN |
| Sound barrier |
EARPLUG |
| Sound of an epiphany |
AHA |
| Tamperer hamperer |
SEAL |
| Tease by imitating |
MOCK |
| Tends to a sprain |
ICES |
| Top of the glass |
BRIM |
| Tortilla chip flavor |
NACHO |
| U. marchers |
ROTC |
| Up in the morning |
ASTIR |
| Use your noggin |
IDEATE |
| Warning bell |
TOCSIN |
| Way in |
ENTRY |
| Way off |
AFAR |
| Whimper like a baby |
MEWL |
| Without delay |
ASAP |
| Word that causes division |
INTO |
| ___ step further |
GOA |