| Lowest deck |
ORLOP |
| Luxurious |
POSH |
| Moore of the movies |
DEMI |
| More unusual |
ODDER |
| Mummies' three |
EMS |
| Nod neighbor |
EDEN |
| Not just any |
THE |
| Nurse's helper, for example |
AIDE |
| Opposite of stet |
DELE |
| Orchestral wind instrument |
OBOE |
| Part of a kindergarten song |
CDE |
| Perched on |
ATOP |
| Pertinent, as a remark |
ADREM |
| Pitcher |
EWER |
| Place to meet the train |
DEPOT |
| Plaster backing |
LATH |
| Pollen bearers |
STAMENS |
| Provides nourishment |
FEEDS |
| Queens stadium |
ASHE |
| Quip (part 2) |
AGEARETHELOSSOF |
| Quip (Part 3) |
MEMORYTHEOTHERS |
| Quip (Part 4) |
ICANNOTREMEMBER |
| Quip that may grow on you (Part 1) |
THREESIGNSOFOLD |
| Repaired shoes, in a way |
SOLED |
| Ruth's mother-in-law |
NAOMI |
| Salts used medicinally |
EPSOM |
| Screech, for one |
OWL |
| Severe |
HARSH |
| Show's first number |
OPENER |
| Styptic pencil ingredient |
ALUM |
| Supreme Diana |
ROSS |
| To one side |
ASKEW |
| Toilet, familiarly |
JOHN |
| Utters |
SAYS |
| Wait |
BIDE |
| Watery expanse |
SEA |
| Word with living or minimum |
WAGE |
| Wrestler's pad |
MAT |
| You get 27 on a diamond, typically |
OUTS |
