| HOMES mnemonic group |
GREATLAKES |
| Humanoid of Jewish folklore |
GOLEM |
| Illuminated sign in a radio station |
ONAIR |
| Indian prince's wife |
RANI |
| Intensify |
HEIGHTEN |
| Irish language |
ERSE |
| It's difficult to find in a haystack |
NEEDLE |
| Large social gathering, e.g |
EVENT |
| Less hospitable |
ICIER |
| Like a vacant apartment |
UNLET |
| Like moving vans and hotel rooms |
RENTABLE |
| Like some cheddar |
AGED |
| Marx who is not a funny brother |
KARL |
| Middle of Descartes' conclusion |
ERGO |
| Morgenstern on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" |
RHODA |
| National Zoo attraction |
GIANTPANDA |
| One kind of tide |
NEAP |
| One of Chekhov's Three Sisters |
OLGA |
| Pacific food staple |
TARO |
| Prominent, as a feature |
SALIENT |
| Proofreader's discoveries |
ERRATA |
| Scatter Fitzgerald |
ELLA |
| Sound like an engine |
CHUG |
| Sound reflection |
ECHO |
| Southern California baseballer |
PADRE |
| Specialized fisherman |
EELER |
| Swipe |
STEAL |
| Sword with a blunted end |
EPEE |
| Tennis legend Chris |
EVERT |
| The Joshua tree is one |
YUCCA |
| Tightenable loop |
NOOSE |
| Tread stealthily |
CREEP |
| Very small drink |
SIP |
| Vicksburg combatant, informally |
REB |
| What you wear |
GARB |
| Where Springsteen was born |
USA |
| Where touchdowns are recorded in Chicago |
OHARE |
| Word with "sea" or "season" |
OPEN |
