| #2 baby girl's name in 2013 |
EMMA |
| ''Capitale della Lombardia'' |
MILANO |
| ''Organe politique'' |
ETAT |
| ''__ before you dress'' (soap slogan of yore) |
CARESS |
| 1998 film with ''Back to the Colony'' music |
ANTZ |
| Alphabetically second presidential middle name |
ALAN |
| Aquatic oxygenators |
GILLS |
| Army-base hangout |
DAYROOM |
| Army-base hangout |
RECHALL |
| Bash of CNN |
DANA |
| Bestriding |
ATOP |
| Broadcasters banned by North Korea |
HAMS |
| Clean, as tech writing |
DEBUG |
| Cools it |
RESTS |
| Crescent components |
ARCS |
| Eddie Redmayne alma mater |
ETON |
| End of a pas de deux |
CODA |
| Energy saver and security device |
GASCAP |
| Fictional Covent Garden merchant |
ELIZA |
| First US airer of ''Monty Python'' episodes |
PBS |
| Flavorful |
ZESTY |
| Fortification |
BASTION |
| Handi-Snacks spread |
CHEEZWHIZ |
| He's the focus of three Spanish museums |
DALI |
| Home of the Geffen School of Medicine |
UCLA |
| Hunk |
ADONIS |
| It's made from a ''root'' in root beer |
SASSAFRASTEA |
| It's often eaten with relish |
OLIVE |
| It's taken by Nicholson in ''A Few Good Men'' |
OATH |
| Italian site with two ski resorts (!) |
MTETNA |
| Jackie portrayer in two ''Kennedys'' miniseries |
KATIE |
| John Paul's court successor |
ELENA |
| Language with many Sanskrit loan words |
THAI |
| Last word in a Seuss multimillion seller |
SAMIAM |
| Lightning by-product |
ACIDRAIN |
| Loser at Thermopylae |
SPARTA |
