| Label on the first of two file drawers, often |
ATOM |
| Like some old basements |
DANK |
| Lion add-on |
ESS |
| Merchandise-mover |
SALE |
| Novelist Jaffe |
RONA |
| Ottoman officials |
BEYS |
| Pinochle declaration |
MELD |
| Plenty |
LOTS |
| Potbelly, e.g. |
STOVE |
| Prerequisite for gain? |
PAIN |
| Private Ryan portrayer |
DAMON |
| Provide bearings |
ORIENT |
| Putting letters in the right order |
SPELLING |
| Quarter deck? |
SUIT |
| Rarebit description |
WELSH |
| Resolve (with ''out'') |
IRON |
| Ringlike coral island |
ATOLL |
| Sciences' partner |
ARTS |
| Scots Gaelic, e.g. |
ERSE |
| Screen vamp West |
MAE |
| Sgt. Snorkel's dog |
OTTO |
| Show of wealth |
RITZ |
| Small islands, to Brits |
AITS |
| Start of a thought-provoking question |
IFALLTHEWORLDS |
| Strip in Hollywood |
SUNSET |
| They may set up haymakers |
JABS |
| Thick reference book, e.g. |
TOME |
| Thought-provoking question (Part 2) |
ASTAGEWHEREDOES |
| Thought-provoking question (Part 3) |
THEAUDIENCESIT |
| Thriller director Craven |
WES |
| Ticket that could bring wealth |
LOTTERY |
| Toddler's frequent query |
WHY |
| Type of TV |
REALITY |
| Valuable violin, briefly |
STRAD |
| Where's mummy? |
TOMB |
| Wind indicator |
SOCK |
| With joy |
ELATEDLY |
| Words before ''state of affairs'' |
ASAD |
