| "I could go on, but won't" |
ETC |
| "Meet Me ___ Louis" |
INST |
| "The Age of Reason" author Thomas |
PAINE |
| "The Joy of Cooking" writer Rombauer |
IRMA |
| "What ___ can I say?" |
ELSE |
| "___ in victory" (grade school learning phrase) |
VAS |
| "___ Like the Wind" (Patrick Swayze hit) |
SHES |
| 1969 Nobel Peace Prize winner (Abbr.) |
ILO |
| 6,272,640 square inches |
ACRE |
| Accepts more punishment for |
BEARSTHEBRUNTOF |
| Alexander Pope piece |
ESSAY |
| Alternatives to souchongs |
PEKOES |
| Assay materials |
ORES |
| Assists |
AIDS |
| Bachelor's last stand? |
ALTAR |
| Battery electrode |
ANODE |
| Beat badly |
MAUL |
| Bed with bars |
CRIB |
| Biggest blood vessel |
AORTA |
| Bit of an uproar |
HOOHA |
| Brewery sights |
OASTS |
| Brewing |
AFOOT |
| Burst of growth |
SPURT |
| Cancel, as a launch |
SCRUB |
| Certain slow-moving creature |
HAWKSBILLTURTLE |
| Checks out the joint |
CASES |
| Chimney blackener |
SOOT |
| City in central New York |
UTICA |
| Complaint, slangily |
BEEF |
| Dance, when doubled |
CAN |
| Feature of Frankenstein's monster |
SCAR |
| February flower? |
ROSE |
| Fictional Springfield minor leaguer |
ISOTOPE |
| Frilly fabric |
LACE |
| Fruit-cocktail fruit |
PEAR |
| Fruity-smelling compound |
ESTER |
| Get ___ start (run behind) |
ALATE |
| Guinness Book modifier |
MOST |
