| Maine hrs |
EST |
| Mess up completely |
RUIN |
| Munster Mrs |
FRAU |
| Nickname for Conan O'Brien |
COCO |
| Old Venetian judge |
DOGE |
| One on whom subtlety is lost |
OAF |
| One who says "See you in court!" |
SUER |
| Order from a regular |
USUAL |
| Part of a sword blade |
EDGE |
| Paving block |
STONE |
| Petri dish filler |
AGAR |
| Pictures put into computers |
SCANS |
| Place for a smile |
FACE |
| Reader's Digest co-founder Wallace |
LILA |
| Remember to forget |
OMIT |
| Rifleman's aim improver |
SCOPE |
| Ruin, as calligraphy |
SMEAR |
| Russian pancake |
BLINI |
| Safety device in factories |
EYEBATH |
| Salt Lake City cager |
UTE |
| Sax player's purchase |
REED |
| Shade of beige |
ECRU |
| Some black sheep |
RAMS |
| Spot in the water |
ISLET |
| Starchy tropical root |
TARO |
| Table sport |
POOL |
| The rest of the group |
ETAL |
| The three of this puzzle's theme entries |
OFFS |
| Tummy scrunchers |
CORSETS |
| Type of mask or pole |
SKI |
| Vehicle that never loses a wheel |
SLED |
| Velvet barrier |
ROPE |
| Washes one's body |
LAVES |
| Wipe off completely |
EFFACE |
| World Series winners of 1908 and not since |
CUBS |
| Writer Lebowitz |
FRAN |
| Your clique |
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS |
| Zero population |
NOONE |
| ___ out a living (barely manage) |
EKE |
