| ''Hot as a pistol,'' e.g. |
SIMILE |
| ''Rockaria!'' band |
ELO |
| 128 oz., in the U.S. |
GAL |
| 1988 Olympics site |
SEOUL |
| Actress Ward |
SELA |
| Adjective for the Beatles |
FAB |
| Appear to be |
SEEM |
| Bearded leader since 1959 |
CASTRO |
| Beautician, at times |
STYLER |
| Blew a gasket |
SAWRED |
| British composer Thomas |
ARNE |
| Bug on the road? |
BEETLE |
| Car horn, to a Brit |
HOOTER |
| Ceramist's product, perhaps |
TILE |
| Chop-chop! |
ASAP |
| Cooler cooler |
ICE |
| Crosby, Stills and Nash, e.g. |
TRIO |
| Development developments |
HOMES |
| Dispense carefully |
ALLOT |
| Display disdain |
SNEER |
| Double-curve molding |
OGEE |
| Duration |
LENGTH |
| Footfall |
STEP |
| Gourd-shaped instrument |
MARACA |
| Handyman's holdfast, sometimes |
SETSCREW |
| Highland hats |
TAMS |
| Hold ___ (talk at great length) |
FORTH |
| It's behind closed doors |
INTERIOR |
| It's flipped in Mexico |
PESO |
| Itinerary word |
VIA |
| Landlord's supporter |
RENTER |
| Man-mouse link |
ORA |
| Many and different |
DIVERSE |
| Martini garnish |
OLIVE |
| Morally strict |
PURITAN |
| Nasser successor |
SADAT |
| Nautical adverb |
ALEE |
| Parks of 1955 headlines |
ROSA |
