Clues | Answers |
‘Citizen Kane’ prop | SLED |
I’ve __!’ (‘No more!’) | HADIT |
‘The Godfather’ author | PUZO |
Actor Cariou | LEN |
Ancient Brit | CELT |
Annual Alaskan race | IDITAROD |
Author Quindlen | ANNA |
Bar bill | TAB |
Barn bird | OWL |
Blog entry | POST |
Briefly halted | PAUSED |
Bright star | NOVA |
British noble | EARL |
Church keyboards | ORGANS |
Con job | SCAM |
Czech, e.g | SLAVIC |
Deli meat | SALAMI |
Fall into a chair | PLOP |
Fish eggs | ROE |
Floral ring | LEI |
Fluttery insect | MOTH |
Follow | TAIL |
French movie | CINE |
Furnace fuel | COAL |
Grade-school basics | ABCS |
Greek consonant | PHI |
Harmonize | ATTUNE |
Have bills | OWE |
Hayseed | RUBE |
Head, to Henri | TETE |
Hobbling | LAME |
Hose woe | SNAG |
Immaculate | PRISTINE |
Jazzy style | BOP |
Kimono ties | OBIS |
La Paz native | BOLIVIAN |
Latin love | AMOR |
Light brown | TAN |
MacDowell of ‘Green Card’ | ANDIE |
Massachusetts nickname | BAYSTATE |
Massage | RUB |
Met Opera soprano Price | LEONTYNE |
Mexican snack | TACO |
Morsel | BIT |
Nearly a score | NINETEEN |
Nile wader | IBIS |
Noble Italian family | ESTE |
Oolong brewer | TEAPOT |
Orange vegetable pigment | CAROTENE |
Paul Newman film | HUD |
PBS funder | NEA |
Physicist Albert | EINSTEIN |
Pills, in slang | MEDS |
Pitch | TOSS |
Relishes | SAVORS |
Rip to shreds | TEARUP |
Scot’s denial | NAE |
Sock part | TOE |
Submachine guns | UZIS |
Tolkien creature | ENT |
Try out | TEST |
__ about (roughly) | ONOR |
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