| Implied, but not expressed |
TACIT |
| Itsy-bitsy |
TEENY |
| Lennon married her |
ONO |
| Lift the spirits of |
ELATE |
| Like corn tassels |
SILKY |
| Like some realizations |
PAINFUL |
| Liston's conqueror |
ALI |
| Luau adornment |
LEI |
| One who flew the coop |
ESCAPEE |
| One who prefers solitude |
LONER |
| Opposite of an Einstein |
IDIOT |
| Panting for a potable |
THIRSTY |
| Plate that replaces teeth |
DENTURE |
| Power-drill accessory |
BIT |
| Priests and ministers |
CLERGY |
| Remove slack from |
TAUTEN |
| Revere at midnight |
RIDER |
| Salon specialist |
DYER |
| Sea arm |
INLET |
| Serve, as syrup |
POUR |
| Ship's destination |
PORT |
| Showed unity, in a way |
JOINEDHANDS |
| Showy success |
ECLAT |
| Some collared pullovers |
POLOS |
| Something that allies put up |
UNITEDFRONT |
| Standing up straight |
ERECT |
| Start of many limericks |
THERE |
| The Blue Jays, on scoreboards |
TOR |
| They give exams |
TESTERS |
| They may have contacts |
EYES |
| Trip taken in vain? |
EGO |
| Understanding between nations |
ENTENTE |
| Uris novel "The ___" |
HAJ |
| Vehicles at stands |
CABS |
| Wed on the fly |
ELOPE |
| Winter purchase |
PAIROFBOOTS |
| Word repeated by a drill sergeant |
STEP |
| Words that end bachelorhood |
IDO |
| Zhivago portrayer |
SHARIF |
