Lady Liberty's garb |
ROBE |
Less filling, maybe |
LITE |
Like some birthday parties |
THEMED |
Loud like heavy surf |
AROAR |
Love-at-first-sight number from Sondheim's 'Sweeney Todd' |
AHMISS |
Many a character in 'The Canterbury Tales' |
PILGRIM |
Newspaper columnist, e.g |
SCRIBE |
Ones who are easily shocked |
PRUDES |
Org. whose seal appears on Listerine bottles |
ADA |
Parenthetical note from one who has added emphasis to a quotation |
ITALICSMINE |
Paris institution where 'Whistler's Mother' is on view |
MUSEEDORSAY |
Peer below a marquess |
EARL |
Pledge |
VOW |
Prior to A.D |
BCE |
Propagate |
SOW |
Put graffiti on |
TAG |
Radar gun reading (abbr.) |
MPH |
Rapscallion |
IMP |
Risk burnout, maybe |
OVERDO |
Rustic folks |
MAANDPA |
Schnauzer created by Dashiell Hammett |
ASTA |
Shakespearean father who calls ingratitude a 'marble-hearted fiend' |
LEAR |
Some AOL exchanges |
IMS |
Sometimes called, for short |
AKA |
Stage in which you are close to getting a mate? |
ENDGAME |
Stately processional dance |
PAVANE |
Stretch dangerously thin, as a line of reasoning |
WIREDRAW |
Sudden contraction |
SPASM |
Take down a peg |
DEBASE |
The NFL's Steely McBeam, e.g |
MASCOT |
Tropical fruit with a segmented green rind |
SWEETSOP |
Type of 'College Bowl' question |
TOSSUP |
Underwater excavator |
DREDGE |
Where 'Murder on the Orient Express' opens |
ISTANBUL |
World capital in song titles by Cat Stevens and Bob Seger |
KATMANDU |