| Lake bordering Ohio |
ERIE |
| Layered dunkers |
OREOS |
| Like sailors at work |
ASEA |
| Lovers, often |
KISSERS |
| Maria or Rosa preceder |
SANTA |
| Mike site |
LAPEL |
| Old lang. |
LAT |
| Old-fashioned field goal technique |
DROPKICK |
| Paleozoic, for one |
ERA |
| Part of the eye |
IRIS |
| Prefix for cycle |
TRI |
| Previously owned vehicle |
USEDCAR |
| Progresso product |
SOUP |
| Public television campaign responses |
PLEDGES |
| Reason to recalculate |
ERROR |
| Relaxing resort |
SPA |
| Reluctant |
LOATH |
| Roaring Camp chronicler Bret |
HARTE |
| Saddle storage area |
TACKROOM |
| Semi quantities |
TRUCKLOADS |
| Sheepish remark? |
BAA |
| Small speck |
DOT |
| Soil-enriching covering |
MULCH |
| Some sci-fi navigators |
ETS |
| Sound of jammed-on brakes |
SCREECH |
| Spine-tingling |
EERIE |
| Steak order |
RARE |
| Succeeds with one's diet |
LOSES |
| Suffix with switch |
EROO |
| Tailgate party sites |
PARKINGLOTS |
| They work during strikes |
SCABS |
| Think the world of |
ESTEEM |
| Thomas Hardy heroine |
TESS |
| Thoroughfares: Abbr. |
STS |
| Transp. systems |
RRS |
| Unharmed accident victim's response |
IMOKAY |
| Vitamin fig. |
RDA |
| Where many fed. employees live |
DCAREA |
| Working away |
ATIT |