| ''It must have been something ___'' |
IATE |
| ''La Vie en Rose'' singer Edith |
PIAF |
| ''Shucks!'' |
DRAT |
| ''That oughta ___!'' |
DOIT |
| ''The ___ Report'' (1976 best seller) |
HITE |
| ''___ uncertain terms'' |
INNO |
| '70s trouser style |
BELLBOTTOM |
| 20 quires |
REAM |
| A certain king or queen, e.g. |
HEART |
| A Muppet |
BERT |
| Abnormal craving |
PICA |
| Bohemian |
ARTSY |
| Bracket-braced window |
ORIEL |
| Brats' opposites |
ANGELS |
| Buckwheat pancakes |
BLINI |
| Capable of being disproved |
MOOT |
| Chinese society |
TONG |
| Cold capital |
BERN |
| Completely unfamiliar |
ALIEN |
| Cookie snack |
OREO |
| Dealt with a leak, in a way |
BAILED |
| Eleanor H. Porter work |
POLLYANNA |
| Extremely conservative |
ULTRARIGHT |
| Falsehood |
UNTRUTH |
| Frat blowout, perhaps |
BEERBUST |
| Golfers' pocketfuls |
TEES |
| Got up |
STOOD |
| Gov. security |
TNOTE |
| Having no company |
LONE |
| Honeycomb unit |
CELL |
| Hullabaloo |
UPROAR |
| Lamarr of the screen |
HEDY |
| Let the cat out of the bag |
BLAB |
| Letters on Sputnik |
CCCP |
| Like new matches |
UNLIT |
| Lowest in importance |
LEAST |
| Mary Todd's man |
ABE |
| Matter-of-fact writing |
PROSE |
