| Had the special |
ATE |
| Hagen of the stage |
UTA |
| Heart-rate abbr |
BPM |
| Herd of whales |
GAM |
| Here-there connection |
NOR |
| In an appropriate manner |
APTLY |
| Infinitesimal amount |
IOTA |
| Ink on skin |
TATTOO |
| It's done in the slammer |
HARDTIME |
| Italian seaport |
GENOVA |
| Le Carre hero George |
SMILEY |
| Lighter brand |
BIC |
| Maglie or Mineo |
SAL |
| Maine national park |
ACADIA |
| Marks on old manuscripts |
OBELI |
| Member of the peerage |
BARON |
| More than miffed |
IRATE |
| Motley, as an army |
RAGTAG |
| Native American pole |
TOTEM |
| Picnic side dish |
COLESLAW |
| Point of interest |
LOCUS |
| Polished and well-groomed, as a lady |
SOIGNEE |
| Prefix meaning "false" |
PSEUDO |
| Priest's leave |
EXEAT |
| Putting things into motion |
OILINGTHEWHEELS |
| Roarer in film intros |
LEO |
| Seuss' Horton, e.g |
ELEPHANT |
| Stand firm against |
RESIST |
| Stench |
ODOR |
| Substance used to protect or stabilize |
FIXATIVE |
| Tall, flightless bird |
EMU |
| Tarantino's "___ Fiction" |
PULP |
| The one over there |
THAT |
| Very little, as of ointment |
ADAB |
| Wee dog |
PUP |
| Wind resistance |
DRAG |
| Words describing a fairy-tale wolf |
BIGBAD |
| Yellowish vegetable |
BUTTERNUTSQUASH |
