| Isle of Man man |
GAEL |
| It may follow something |
ELSE |
| It's bid |
ADIEU |
| It's full of worship songs |
LITURGICALMUSIC |
| Kind of spray |
NASAL |
| Like a noted "son" |
PRODIGAL |
| Mini-play |
SKIT |
| Multigenerational story |
SAGA |
| Neutral possessive |
ITS |
| Newborn boxful |
LITTEROFPUPPIES |
| Nothing to write home about |
ADEQUATE |
| Offend |
MIFF |
| Offer one's two cents |
OPINE |
| Opportune |
RIPE |
| Peepers |
ORBS |
| Pincushion alternative |
ETUI |
| Priestly garb |
ALBS |
| Quaint dagger |
DIRK |
| Quashes |
ENDS |
| Raspy |
HOARSE |
| Reconnaissance, to the British military |
RECCE |
| Religious offshoot |
SECT |
| Road crew's supply |
TAR |
| Short and snappy |
TERSE |
| Silly Putty container |
EGG |
| Swampy areas |
MIRES |
| The euro replaced it |
LIRA |
| The kings of "We Three Kings" |
MAGI |
| True inner self |
ANIMA |
| UCLA player |
BRUIN |
| Vase with a footed base |
URN |
| Very, very thin |
SHEER |
| Wading bird |
IBIS |
| Wedge's task |
CHIPSHOT |
| Where reading materials are chosen |
LITERARYCIRCLES |
| Without women |
STAG |
| Word with "job" or "hour" |
RUSH |
| ___ Minor |
ASIA |
