| Indian loom products |
SARIS |
| It can be aroused |
IRE |
| It's mined and refined |
ORE |
| Kodiak, e.g. |
BEAR |
| Lassoed |
ROPED |
| Latin list-ender |
ETAL |
| Light punishments |
SLAPSONTHEWRIST |
| Midvoyage |
ASEA |
| Milk-producing animal |
GOAT |
| Neither hot nor cold |
TEPID |
| Pac-10 school |
CAL |
| Part of a cavalry regiment |
TROOP |
| Part of a pump |
HEEL |
| Pinochle combos |
MELDS |
| Ready for picking |
RIPE |
| Ritzy vacation spot |
RESORT |
| Saver's option, briefly |
IRA |
| Ship that carried the Golden Fleece |
ARGO |
| Shore scene |
SEASCAPE |
| Sleep disorder |
APNEA |
| Some Plymouths |
NEONS |
| Spending sparingly |
PINCHINGPENNIES |
| Tennis name of fame |
ASHE |
| The Pentateuch |
TORAH |
| Theater worker |
USHER |
| They employ speakers, briefly |
PAS |
| They have pins at one end |
LANES |
| To the rear |
ASTERN |
| Top exec. |
CEO |
| Tropical getaway |
ISLE |
| TV puppet |
ERNIE |
| Two-dimensional measurement |
AREA |
| Unprepared student's dread |
TEST |
| Until now |
SOFAR |
| Wagon part |
AXLE |
| Wake up |
ROUSE |
| Water-loving salamander |
NEWT |
| Words that are music to teachers' ears |
AHAS |
| World map dominator |
ASIA |
