Macbeth or Lady Macbeth, e.g |
SCOT |
Manner |
WAY |
Mountaineer's foothold, maybe |
CRAG |
Music-genre qualifier |
ALT |
On the wrong side (of) |
AFOUL |
One-named Art Deco luminary |
ERTE |
Opening bet |
ANTE |
Ophthalmic swelling |
STYE |
Org. with rules to govern its clubs |
PGA |
Ostensible |
ALLEGED |
Painter who did a series featuring the Rouen Cathedral |
MONET |
Prestigious cartooning award since 1946 |
REUBEN |
Pronoun among Hamburgers |
SIE |
Provided a segue for |
LEDINTO |
Related on the father's side |
AGNATE |
Salivates |
DROOLS |
Shaw with a clarinet |
ARTIE |
Singing and dancing, say |
TALENTS |
Some home-schoolers get them, briefly |
GEDS |
Somme summer |
ETE |
Sound effect in a Three Stooges routine |
BONK |
Spot in the Bible? |
SEEST |
Stew |
FRET |
Stock trades of fewer than 100 shares |
ODDLOTS |
Strain |
TENSION |
Suffix with micro- or macro- |
COSM |
Supposed ball-dropping locale for Galileo |
PISA |
Toy intended to get blown up |
KITE |
Translation of the diner slang 'Adam and Eve' |
TWOEGGS |
Tums competitor |
MAALOX |
Veep before LBJ |
RMN |
Verve |
SPIRIT |
Very wide, on shoeboxes |
EEE |
When some Tauruses are born: Abbr |
APR |
Without a downside, in a way |
WINWIN |
Yet-to-be-deciphered Minoan script |
LINEARA |
Young attendant at a 2 Down, often |
RINGBEARER |
Young attendant at a 2 Down, often |
FLOWERGIRL |
___ 'n' cheese |
MAC |