| In the past |
AGO |
| Irish maid |
LASS |
| Jack Tars |
SALTS |
| Kind of stitch |
CABLE |
| Kitchen drudge |
SCULLION |
| Llama's cousin |
ALPACA |
| Lounge around |
LOLL |
| Maglie or Mineo |
SAL |
| Manhattan transport |
CAB |
| Measuring instruments |
GAUGES |
| Meat and vegetable stew |
RAGOUT |
| Middle word in a court case |
VERSUS |
| Miss., e.g |
RIV |
| No to Robert Burns |
NAE |
| Notre Dame coach Parseghian |
ARA |
| Panhandles |
BEGS |
| Part of IOU |
OWE |
| Pole follower? |
VAULT |
| Praise for the dead |
EULOGY |
| Rascal or rogue |
RAPSCALLION |
| Regiment part |
BATTALION |
| Relief pitcher McGraw |
TUG |
| Runs away |
FLEES |
| Russia, once |
USSR |
| Sagacious |
WISE |
| Set down |
LAID |
| Sign on a painting, sometimes |
NFS |
| Silk trees |
MIMOSAS |
| Start of a Salinger title |
RAISE |
| Stay behind |
REMAIN |
| Stephen Vincent or William Rose |
BENET |
| Stride |
PACE |
| Tonic's partner |
GIN |
| Transparent gemstone |
BERYL |
| Trinket |
GAUD |
| Up for the day |
ARISEN |
| What a bra does? |
UPLIFTS |
| What someone like Xantippe does |
NAGS |
| What the looker is next, presumably |
LEAPER |
| ___ Quentin |
SAN |
