''Big'' part of California or of a Kerouac novel |
SUR |
''Moll Flanders'' penner, Daniel |
DEFOE |
''Super'' topic for Sigmund Freud |
EGO |
''The Lake Isle of Innisfree'' poet |
YEATS |
1300 hours |
ONE |
Acronym for linked computers |
LAN |
America's first saint |
SETON |
Being born or emerging |
NASCENT |
Bird mentioned prominently in ''Bringing Up Baby'' |
LOON |
Black gold |
OIL |
Chantilly product |
LACE |
Chocolatier's vessel |
VAT |
Clarinet, or Rex the critic |
REED |
Diaphragm that controls the size of the pupil |
IRIS |
Director of ''Gladiator'' |
SCOTT |
Downwind, at sea |
ALEE |
Easily moved |
EMOTIONAL |
Embarrassing public display |
SCENE |
Emmy winner on ''The Sopranos'' |
EDIE |
Fly near the equator? |
TSETSE |
Founder of the Bolsheviks |
LENIN |
From whence some worship |
AFAR |
Gave some people in Vegas a hand? |
DEALT |
Gimlet garnish |
LIME |
Group that may be marching around campus |
ROTC |
He's a slap-happy stooge |
MOE |
Hemingway's posthumous ''garden'' |
EDEN |
Hollywood-to-Palm Springs dir. |
ESE |
How things may be ''put'' with competence |
APTLY |
If you play it, it could be grand |
PIANO |
Incognito |
DISGUISED |
Increases, as the ante |
UPS |
Informative letters on a brandy bottle |
VSOP |
Irish greeting for early birds |
TOPOFTHEMORNING |
It may be pint-sized |
ALE |
It may be stared at for hours on end |
TVSET |
It was worn to dance with Rudolf Nureyev |
TUTU |
Keister or fanny |
TUSH |
Kind of statement an accountant may make? |
YEAREND |