| Ladies of the house |
MAS |
| Lamented audibly |
SIGHED |
| Like new wine |
UNAGED |
| Like possums and squirrels |
ARBOREAL |
| Matchstick-removing game |
NIM |
| Metric measure |
GRAM |
| Nadir's opposite |
ACME |
| Not moving |
STILL |
| O'er and o'er again |
OFT |
| Old Tokyo |
EDO |
| Opposite of exalt |
ABASE |
| Part of a bird's beak |
CERE |
| Pip's love in "Great Expectations" |
ESTELLA |
| Postage stamp sheets |
PANES |
| Professional vocabulary |
ARGOT |
| Rampur royalty |
RANI |
| Rocky rubble |
SCREE |
| Rounded part of a hammer |
PEEN |
| Rush order? |
ASAP |
| Say assuredly |
AVER |
| Sidestep, as an issue |
EVADE |
| Skunk specialty |
ODOR |
| Slalom track shape |
ESS |
| Source of wine berries |
ELDER |
| South American beast of burden |
LLAMA |
| Spooky quality |
EERINESS |
| Start of a Shakespearean title |
ALLS |
| Thai cash |
BAHT |
| That woman's |
HERS |
| The wife of Geraint in Arthurian lore |
ENID |
| Three-toed bird of South America |
RHEA |
| Tien ___ Mountains |
SHAN |
| Tough responsibility |
ONUS |
| Type of tree |
ELM |
| Unscrupulous lawyers |
SHYSTERS |
| Use a sled |
COAST |
| Visibly in disbelief |
SHAKINGONESHEAD |
| ___ Star State (Texas) |
LONE |
