Clues | Answers |
“Brutal” suffix | ISM |
“Valse ___” | TRISTE |
“___ the last time you …” | WHENS |
Accepts visitors | OPENS |
AMEX alternative | NASDAQ |
Anger | IRE |
Antique shop showcase | CURIO |
Asian capital | HANOI |
Beach washer | TIDE |
Bowling ball target | PIN |
Bro? No, the other | SIS |
Buddhist doctrine | ZEN |
Calls off, as a launch | ABORTS |
Carrying, in slang | ARMED |
Chivalrous dudes | GENTS |
Clerics in Caen | ABBES |
Coffee mixer | STIRRER |
Concludes | ENDS |
Corn concoction | PONE |
Darned over | RESEWED |
Digital money | ECASH |
Distinguished Hindu men | BABUS |
Drum major’s object | BATON |
Engrave relative | ETCH |
Extra-year degree | MBA |
Gentleman caller | SUITOR |
Gizmo kin | WHATSIT |
Gretel’s companion | HANSEL |
In a despicable manner | VILELY |
Lacking skill | INAPT |
Lifeboat need | OAR |
Maintenance cost | UPKEEP |
Moisten while cooking | BASTE |
Money-back gimmick | REBATE |
Most revealing | BAREST |
Neither partner | NOR |
Newton’s 100,000 | DYNES |
Nine singing | NONET |
Noisy commotion | ADO |
Nuclear center? | CORE |
Obeys a sentry | HALTS |
Office furniture piece | BUREAU |
Officially bring into the family | ADOPT |
Oil-rich place | QATAR |
On account of | DUETO |
One legendary Jackson | JANET |
Opposite of unfurl | ROLLUP |
Ottoman Empire governor | BEY |
Palindromic Eastern title | AGA |
Pansy part | PETAL |
Power from the sun | SOLAR |
Prepared an arrow shot | POINTED |
Quite the downpour | SOAKINGRAIN |
Rolled natural | ELEVEN |
Scarfed-up snake? | BOA |
Skin cream | MOISTURIZER |
Small branch | SPRIG |
Some royal Indians | RAJAS |
Some undergrad degs | BAS |
South Korean city | PUSAN |
Spicy sauce | TABASCO |
Spiral-horned springer | ELAND |
Sum finders | ADDERS |
Sunning result | TAN |
That is, in Latin | IDEST |
They have pressing business | DRYCLEANERS |
Try to be seductive | WETONESLIPS |
Type of elephant? | ROGUE |
U-turn from WSW | ENE |
Units of inductance | HENRIES |
Units of work | ERGS |
Was rude after food | BURPED |
Wet “Emergency!” | SOS |
Wipe away, as memory | ERASE |
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