| Press |
IRON |
| Price indicator |
TAG |
| Proficient |
ADEPT |
| Put on paper |
WROTE |
| Relaxing vacation destination |
SPA |
| Rolling tracts of open country |
WOLDS |
| Rooftop rooster |
VANE |
| Ruckus |
SCENE |
| Ruin James Bond's martini? |
STIR |
| Sharpened, as an old-fashioned razor |
STROPPED |
| Shoe-filler |
FOOT |
| Sign of things to come |
OMEN |
| Snoop |
PRY |
| Some rural festivities |
HOEDOWNS |
| Statistician's presentation |
BELLSHAPEDCURVE |
| Stretched the truth, so to speak |
LIED |
| Surname of some famous twins |
OLSEN |
| Takes to the hills? |
SLEDS |
| There's no end to it |
VICIOUSCIRCLE |
| Thorny bushes (var.) |
BRIERS |
| Throw around |
TOSS |
| Time-honored |
REPUTABLE |
| Towers for storing grain |
SILOS |
| Transcript source |
STENO |
| Uncertain number |
SOME |
| Unconvincing, as an excuse |
LAME |
| Underground treasure |
ORE |
| Vein |
LODE |
| War god |
ARES |
| Wedding cake feature |
TIER |
| Weight allowance |
TARE |
| What some veterans recall |
IRAQ |
| Whisperer of sweet nothings |
COOER |
| Wine barrel sediment |
LEES |
| Woolf's "___ Dalloway" |
MRS |
| Worthy of worship |
SACRED |
| ___ Aviv, Israel |
TEL |
| ___-faced (sallow) |
PASTY |
