| Mark replacement |
EURO |
| Monastic superior |
ABBOT |
| More attractive |
CUTER |
| Morning condensation |
DEW |
| Move quickly |
HIE |
| No longer caged |
LOOSE |
| Ocean predator |
HAMMERHEADSHARK |
| On pins and needles |
EDGY |
| One or twenty, e.g. |
BILL |
| One way to buy staples (with ''in'') |
BULK |
| Orange juice feature, sometimes |
PULP |
| Overcome difficulties |
COPE |
| Panacea |
CUREALL |
| Peak of perfection |
ACME |
| Place to cool a pie |
SILL |
| Prepare for company |
CLEAN |
| Prepared leftovers |
REHEATED |
| Proust novel ''Remembrance of Things ___'' |
PAST |
| Public humiliation |
SHAME |
| Recess at St. Peter's |
APSE |
| Respond to, as good advice |
ACTON |
| Response to ''When do we want it?'' |
NOW |
| Show senility |
DOTE |
| Singular |
LONE |
| Some Eutherian mammals |
BATS |
| Something many amateurs turn |
PRO |
| Spaces just under a bird's eyes |
LORES |
| Spasm of pain |
THROE |
| Split to unite? |
ELOPED |
| Start of a promise |
ILL |
| Strong supporters of art? |
EASELS |
| Supplemented (with ''out'') |
EKED |
| Tries to persuade |
URGES |
| Troika |
TRIO |
| Turn on an axis |
SLUE |
| Units of force |
DYNES |
| Waterslide feature |
CHUTE |
| Word with sick or work |
HOME |
| Yeats' country |
EIRE |
