| Navy noncoms |
CPOS |
| Not forthwith |
ANON |
| Old chap's exclamation |
ISAY |
| Once named |
NEE |
| Overseas greeting |
CIAO |
| Palm Pilot, e.g. |
PDA |
| Park in Chicago or London |
HYDE |
| Part of a G&S title |
HMS |
| Payroll datum, often |
RATE |
| Prepare to score on a fly ball |
TAGUP |
| Quickly, quickly |
ASAP |
| Reason for a parental reprimand |
SASS |
| Rest of the afternoon? |
SIESTA |
| Rice-shaped pasta |
ORZO |
| Send payment |
REMIT |
| Show how |
TEACH |
| Show up at |
ATTEND |
| Singer of the cinema |
LORI |
| Sitcom butler |
LURCH |
| Slithery swimmer |
EEL |
| Some test versions |
BETAS |
| Sticking point |
CRAW |
| That's a wrap! |
SARAN |
| The Beatles' Rita, e.g. |
METERMAID |
| The world, to Atlas |
ONUS |
| Therewithal |
ALSO |
| They are often checked |
COATS |
| They have open houses, briefly |
PTAS |
| They're often out on a limb |
NESTS |
| Travel choice |
RAIL |
| Treat like dirt |
ABASE |
| Trident-shaped letters |
PSIS |
| Type of beef |
KOBE |
| UK lexicon |
OED |
| Waldorf salad ingredient |
APPLE |
| What great crossword-solvers use |
PENS |
| What one little piggy had |
NONE |
| With a lot to lose? |
OBESE |
| Words with nose or hair |
BYA |
