Golden rule preposition |
UNTO |
Got a hole in one on |
ACED |
Italian blue cheese |
GORGONZOLA |
Mark of disgrace |
STIGMA |
Mr. Scrooge |
EBENEZER |
Mrs., in Munich |
FRAU |
Nest egg inits |
IRA |
Noted Max Planck contribution to physics |
QUANTUMTHEORY |
One of six allowed to an N.B.A. player |
FOUL |
One of the Nixon daughters |
TRICIA |
One's early years |
YOUTH |
Period of undivided attention, as with a spouse or child |
QUALITYTIME |
Period of widespread food shortage |
FAMINE |
Post-E.R. locale |
ICU |
Prepared to propose, in the traditional way |
KNELT |
Refrigerates |
COOLS |
Residents of Provo and Salt Lake City |
UTAHNS |
Ripens, as cheese |
AGES |
See 52-Down |
LUNG |
Skill useful for handling an emergency |
QUICKTHINKING |
Sporty Chevys |
CAMAROS |
Springsteen's 'Born in the ___' |
USA |
Stats for Mensa |
IQS |
Stay out of sight, as a criminal |
LIELOW |
Suffix with major |
ETTE |
The 'A' in DNA |
ACID |
The 'M' in Y.M.C.A |
MENS |
Things cooks wear |
APRONS |
Tie up, as a turkey |
TRUSS |
Top prize at the Olympics |
GOLD |
Tranquil |
SERENE |
Tree whose name contains all five vowels |
SEQUOIA |
Very, in music |
ASSAI |
With 53-Down, pioneering mechanical breathing apparatus |
AQUA |
___ de Boulogne (Parisian park) |
BOIS |
___ Mae (government lender) |
GINNIE |
___ metals (periodic table group) |
ALKALI |