| Flying cost |
AIRFARE |
| Frock wearer |
FRIAR |
| Grosse ___, Mich |
POINTE |
| Guinea pig cousin |
AGOUTI |
| Hindu hits |
RAGAS |
| Homer's neighbor, on TV |
NED |
| Includes |
ADDS |
| Infantry action |
COMBAT |
| Inferior hotel and then some |
FLEABAG |
| Islamic princes |
EMIRS |
| Legendary elephant-eater |
ROC |
| Letters on tires |
PSI |
| Made corrections to |
EMENDATED |
| Milky-white gem |
OPAL |
| Mossy growth |
LICHEN |
| Movie special-effects letters |
CGI |
| Mr. T's TV show, with "The" |
ATEAM |
| Not a bad thing for a wife to have |
RICHHUSBAND |
| Objects intuited but not seen |
NOUMENA |
| One thousandth of a liter |
MIL |
| Partly open |
AJAR |
| Prefix with "natal" or "classical" |
NEO |
| Pugilistic nickname |
KID |
| Raised, as animals |
BRED |
| Risky way to live life |
DANGEROUSLY |
| Rock climber's ridge |
ARETE |
| Score cut in half |
TEN |
| Small brook |
RILL |
| Smidge |
TAD |
| Some allergy medicines |
INHALANTS |
| Some baby-talk words |
GOOS |
| Some common cereal grains |
OATS |
| Sublease, e.g |
RELET |
| Surrealist Max |
ERNST |
| Tennis court divider |
NET |
| Terra-___ (potting material) |
COTTA |
| They mark the upper limit of tree growth |
TIMBERLINES |
| Wavy-patterned silks |
MOIRES |
| Words that end bachelorhood |
IDO |
