| Knock off |
CEASE |
| Krupp works city |
ESSEN |
| Led |
HEADED |
| Light truck maker |
TONKA |
| Lomond, for one |
LOCH |
| Old source of news |
CRIER |
| Once called |
NEE |
| Overt |
OPEN |
| Part of a batch, maybe |
COOKIE |
| Pitch |
SPIEL |
| Plot to develop, perhaps |
ACRE |
| Poe poem |
LENORE |
| Polish composer Szymanowski |
KAROL |
| Prudent |
SAGE |
| Puts on the staff |
HIRES |
| Quaint quarters |
INN |
| Recipe direction |
STIR |
| Reclining |
ATREST |
| Religious request |
PRAYFORME |
| River to the Danube |
LECH |
| Sam Spade's secretary |
EFFIE |
| Sawyer's bud |
FINN |
| Scottish landowner |
LAIRD |
| Serving at a Devonshire tea |
SCONE |
| Sills number |
ARIA |
| Song by the rock band My Chemical Romance |
IMNOTOKAY |
| Swimming hole feeder |
CREEK |
| There's usually one on the 30-yard line at the start of an NFL game |
TEE |
| They come out at night |
STARS |
| Thompson of "Howards End" |
EMMA |
| Throat trouble |
STREP |
| TV monitor |
FCC |
| Twisty? |
IRONIC |
| Valley |
GLEN |
| Wading bird |
EGRET |
| Where to see some skiers |
LAKE |
| Word after fire or bake |
SALE |
| Zip |
NONE |
| __ Skavinsky Skavar, song rival of Abdul Abulbul Amir |
IVAN |
