| ''Going to the dogs,'' e.g. |
IDIOM |
| ''___ Richard's Almanac'' |
POOR |
| A malarial fever |
AGUE |
| A way to drink whiskey |
NEAT |
| Abominable Snowman |
YETI |
| Army chow hall |
MESS |
| Ash cans? |
URNS |
| Avarice, e.g. |
SIN |
| Back-of-the-package item, often |
RECIPE |
| Beginners |
NOVICES |
| Canal to the Red Sea |
SUEZ |
| Certain paintings |
OILS |
| Clapton |
ERIC |
| Clever |
WITTY |
| Conceals |
VEILS |
| Date |
COURT |
| Declares openly |
AVOWS |
| Deductive reasonings |
SYNTHESES |
| Deplaned, e.g. |
ALIT |
| Dice toss |
ROLL |
| Disney owns it |
ABC |
| Dutch river sight |
DIKE |
| Embarrass |
ABASH |
| Evaporate |
DRYUP |
| Fictional reporter |
KENT |
| First part of a proverb |
REVENGEISADISH |
| Folklore fiend |
OGRE |
| Hair salon stock |
DYES |
| Historical object |
RELIC |
| Hooligan |
ROUGHNECK |
| Hustles |
HIES |
| It may get the brush-off |
LINT |
| It may shine or fall |
STAR |
| It shows the way |
MAP |
| It's handed down |
TRADITION |
| Last part of proverb |
BESTSERVEDCOLD |
| Legal location |
VENUE |
