| Jefferson and Voltaire, for two |
DEISTS. |
| Lady Byng Trophy org. |
NHL |
| Language spoken in Stornoway |
ERSE |
| Laurel and Hardy, e.g. |
ZANIES |
| Leader of the Gang, in 70's-80's music |
KOOL |
| Leans |
LISTS |
| Like some church matters |
LAIC |
| Masking frame, in photography |
EASEL |
| Mass booklet |
ORDO |
| Mixologist's concoction |
GINFIZZ |
| Movie princess |
LEIA |
| Open-fronted jacket |
ETON |
| Organ effect |
TREMOLO |
| Pain-relieving |
ANODYNE |
| Person with a cause |
ZEALOT |
| Plains Indian |
OTOE |
| Prefix with second |
NANO |
| Quiet spots |
RETREATS |
| Recent delivery |
NEONATE |
| Registered |
SIGNEDIN |
| Restaurant pickup |
TAB |
| Saint-___ (Loire's capital) |
ETIENNE |
| Scrapped |
HADATIT |
| Slave's response |
GROAN |
| Slicker |
OILSKIN |
| Snub |
HIGHHAT |
| Some Caltech grads |
EES |
| Sp. simoleon |
PTA |
| Stair post |
NEWEL |
| Tchotchke |
TRINKET |
| The 1900's, e.g.: Abbr. |
CEN |
| The so-called 'Tenth Muse' |
SAPPHO |
| War's mount, in the Apocalypse |
REDHORSE |
| Words to masseuses |
AHS |
| World's fourth-largest inland body of water |
ARALSEA |
| ___ of Langerhans (pancreatic parts) |
ISLETS |
