| Home of Literature Nobelist Wole Soyinka |
NIGERIA |
| In other words |
SOTOSAY |
| It may be French or Italian, but not German |
DRESSING |
| It's tied in back |
OBI |
| Jelly Roll Morton genre |
HOTJAZZ |
| Jitters |
ABUNDLEOFNERVES |
| Knickknack holder |
ETAGERE |
| Land with a cavalry in Ezekiel |
MAGOG |
| Latin word usually abbreviated with a single letter |
CETERA |
| Leap for Lipinski |
LUTZ |
| Letters at a launch |
USS |
| Mode of travel pointed in two directions |
CANOE |
| Mrs. Lovett's pastries in 'Sweeney Todd' |
MEATPIES |
| Natl. League city |
ATL |
| New Testament book: Abbr. |
ROM |
| Not for real |
ILLUSORY |
| One may get bonded |
ION |
| Organ teacher's field: Abbr. |
ANAT |
| Popular diner |
TREATER |
| Response to a sales clerk |
IMJUSTLOOKING |
| Slips |
ERRATA |
| Special gift |
ESP |
| Sticking point? |
CRAW |
| Suffix with different |
IAL |
| Take-charge kind of guy |
LEADEROFMEN |
| They're made by running water |
RAVINES |
| Tognazzi of 'La Cage aux Folles' |
UGO |
| Tries to get the hard-to-get |
CHASES |
| Unattached |
FOOTLOOSE |
| Wall St. market, briefly |
ASE |
| Where I-15 and I-70 cross |
UTAH |
| Whipper-snapper? |
SADIST |
| Without help |
UNAIDED |