| Loosen, as a knot |
UNTIE |
| Medicinal plant |
ALOE |
| More than enough |
AMPLE |
| Motley |
RAGTAG |
| One of the Lesser Sundas |
BALI |
| Overexertion |
STRAIN |
| Parts of a shower |
RAINDROPS |
| Pass, as a law |
ENACT |
| Piano-playing Peter |
NERO |
| Pitts of ''Life With Father'' |
ZASU |
| Plumber's item |
WASHER |
| Pound the poet |
EZRA |
| Proceed after getting doubles in Monopoly |
REROLL |
| Pueblo material |
ADOBE |
| Purcell specialties |
ODES |
| River to the Caspian |
URAL |
| Schiaparelli of fashion |
ELSA |
| Seventies sitcom |
RHODA |
| Shoe cushion |
INSOLE |
| Short parody |
SKIT |
| Slowly, to John Williams |
ADAGIO |
| Small brook |
RILL |
| Soup ingredients? |
ABC |
| Speck |
IOTA |
| St. Peter's Basilica feature |
DOME |
| Summer month |
AUGUST |
| Trojan War hero |
AJAX |
| Trygve Lie's birthplace, now |
OSLO |
| Two of a kind |
PAIR |
| Unit of nautical displacement |
TON |
| Venue for Socrates |
AGORA |
| Violist's clef |
ALTO |
| Wading bird |
RAIL |
| Where the Jesuits founder hails from |
LOYOLA |
| With a sharp tongue |
TARTLY |
| Word before a maiden name, often |
NEE |
| Word with ''society'' or ''roll'' |
HONOR |
| WWII power |
USSR |
| ___ mai (dim sum dish) |
SHU |
