| Laundromat fixture |
WASHER |
| Lies adjacent to |
ABUTS |
| Military brass? |
BUGLE |
| Miniver, for one |
MRS |
| Money roll |
WAD |
| Mounted the soapbox |
ORATED |
| Mournful poems |
ELEGIES |
| Musical composition |
OPUS |
| Nancy Reagan's son |
RON |
| Neither partner |
NOR |
| Office chair problem, perhaps |
SQUEAK |
| One who may be caught off base |
AWOL |
| Painters' posers |
MODELS |
| Part of a tennis match |
SET |
| Portable brazier |
HIBACHI |
| Possessive modifier |
HER |
| Psychology topic |
EGO |
| Put away the dishes? |
ATE |
| Reporter's staple |
QUOTE |
| Room in France |
SALLE |
| Saint ___ (island in the Windwards) |
LUCIA |
| Shakespeare's prankster |
ARIEL |
| Shrivel up |
WITHER |
| Sibling nickname |
SIS |
| Slip cover? |
DRESS |
| Some British parliamentarians |
SIRS |
| Some progeny |
SONS |
| Speaks disparagingly of |
TRASHES |
| Suggestive grin |
LEER |
| Syndicate head |
DON |
| Teacher's favorite |
PET |
| Tell it like it isn't |
LIE |
| They're often caught lying down |
RAYS |
| Two pool lengths |
LAP |
| Wintery forecast, perhaps |
SNOWY |
| Word in a Maugham title |
ALE |
| Word with pop or op |
ART |
| Wyman of the Stones, e.g. |
BASSIST |
| ___-de-France |
ILE |
