Clues |
Answers |
“Beetle Bailey” canine |
OTTO |
“It’s the ___ I can do” |
LEAST |
“___ missing something?” |
AMI |
Accident |
MISHAP |
Activity center |
LOCUS |
Actress Downey |
ROMA |
African slitherer |
ASP |
Astronomer’s sighting |
NOVA |
Bad day for Caesar |
IDES |
Bank in Israel |
WEST |
Barely beats |
EDGES |
Bread to stuff |
PITA |
Center court nothing |
LOVE |
Chew persistently? |
GNAW |
College fire insurance? |
TENURE |
Cotton variety |
PIMA |
Coulter or Curry |
ANN |
Cut it out |
STOP |
Decay |
ROT |
Disturb, as the balance |
TIP |
Don Juan’s rescuee |
LEILA |
Early Sunday events, for many |
MORNINGSERVICES |
Empty-headed |
INANE |
First radio code words |
ALFAS |
Flower part |
PETAL |
Foot part |
SOLE |
Geek |
NERD |
Get up |
ARISE |
Hand drier? |
TOWEL |
Ho ___ Minh |
CHI |
It may be bulletproof |
VEST |
Jacob’s womb mate |
ESAU |
Knot type |
GRANNY |
Letter opener? |
DEAREST |
Like a befuddled captain? |
ASEA |
Little bits |
IOTAS |
Make slow progress |
PLOD |
Map initials no more |
USSR |
Measures of loudness |
SONES |
Monster relative |
OGRE |
Mrs. Garrett portrayer |
RAE |
Night before |
EVE |
Note-passer’s sound |
PSST |
Official emissary |
LEGATE |
Open-handed blow |
SLAP |
Opera performance |
ARIA |
Part of us |
YOU |
Permission for a search |
WARRANT |
Piano variety |
SPINET |
Picky start to pick? |
NIT |
Plot of some horror films |
NIGHTINTHEWOODS |
Poem form |
ODE |
Prairie wagon |
CONESTOGA |
Quisling’s place |
OSLO |
Raves angrily |
RAGES |
Relative of 31-Down |
ENOS |
Romantically lit |
AGLOW |
Russell of Hollywood |
KURT |
Self-evident statements |
TRUISMS |
Separate |
APART |
Shakespearean king |
LEAR |
Shout over a dirty plate |
SAFE |
Sit for a shoot |
POSE |
Soldier’s helmet, slangy |
TINHAT |
Sport on horseback |
POLO |
Storm warning |
ALERT |
Suffix with “velvet” |
EEN |
Take five or ten |
REST |
The late, great Aretha’s music |
SOUL |
Tilling tools |
HOES |
Tuskegee, for one (Abbr.) |
INST |
Wait in the shadows |
LURK |
Waterproofed canvas |
TARPAULIN |
Wee barks |
YIPS |
Worker’s anticipatory time |
FRIDAYAFTERNOON |
Writers of poetry |
VERSERS |
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