| Froth-filled |
SUDSY |
| Grandson of Eve |
ENOS |
| Greta of old films |
GARBO |
| Grind one's teeth |
GNASH |
| Heebie-jeebies |
CREEPS |
| High-performance wheels, slangily |
MAGS |
| In ___ of flowers |
LIEU |
| Japanese aboriginal |
AINU |
| Kitchen gizmos |
RICERS |
| Lackawanna's Lake |
ERIE |
| Like a layabout |
IDLE |
| Like Hermes' sandals |
ALATE |
| Like some love letters |
MUSHY |
| One reason to stop an NFL game |
CLOCKCORRECTION |
| Pierre's brilliant thought |
IDEE |
| Pitt and Garrett |
BRADS |
| Poetic contraction |
EEN |
| Prefix meaning eight (var.) |
OCTI |
| Product encased in red wax |
EDAM |
| Selleck TV role |
MAGNUM |
| Sensed somehow |
FELT |
| Sheepskin recipient |
GRAD |
| Showy success |
ECLAT |
| Sits for pictures |
POSES |
| Skip the fuss, not the ceremony |
ELOPE |
| Snorkel or Pepper (Abbr.) |
SGT |
| Some deli breads |
RYES |
| Sorcerers |
MAGES |
| Spine-chilling |
EERIE |
| Spread for bread |
OLEO |
| Store's posting |
HOURSOFBUSINESS |
| They stand tall in Brooklyn |
NETS |
| Title for von Trapp |
BARON |
| Treat with three vowels |
OREO |
| Use the ladle again |
REDIP |
| Wannabes |
METOOS |
| Without assistance |
ALONE |
| Witnesses going back and forth? |
SEES |
