| ''Heavens to Betsy!'' |
MYGOSH |
| ''Once __ a time . . .'' |
UPON |
| A whole bunch |
TONS |
| Alternate name |
ALIAS |
| Any carbonated soft drink |
SODA |
| Astroturf, for example |
ARTIFICIALGRASS |
| Auto navigation aid: Abbr |
GPS |
| Aviate |
FLY |
| Bank protection org |
FDIC |
| Barnyard cacklers |
HENS |
| Basil and thyme |
HERBS |
| Becomes corroded |
RUSTS |
| Bicycle wheel |
TIRE |
| Castaway's escape vehicle |
RAFT |
| Cereal grain |
OAT |
| Change for a $5 bill |
ONES |
| Country meadow |
LEA |
| Desert haven |
OASIS |
| Do a blacksmith's job |
RESHOE |
| Doesn't eat |
FASTS |
| Drove too fast |
SPED |
| Exam mark |
GRADE |
| Family rooms |
DENS |
| Faucet problem |
LEAK |
| Fireplace residue |
ASHES |
| First part of a play |
ACTI |
| Float __ (provide financing) |
ALOAN |
| Folk story |
TALE |
| Fortune teller |
SEER |
| France's capital |
PARIS |
| Garden-hose material |
SYNTHETICRUBBER |
| Get ready, for short |
PREP |
| Give off |
EMIT |
| Goes bad, as milk |
SOURS |
| Had a fondness for |
LIKED |
| Happen next |
ENSUE |
| Harvest, as crops |
REAP |
| Hot drinks |
TEAS |
| Hotel room fee |
RATE |