| Hardwood hobbyist? |
HICKORYNUT |
| IHOP or Staples |
CHAIN |
| In ___ of (replacing) |
LIEU |
| Insult, kiddingly |
ROAST |
| James of "Las Vegas" |
CAAN |
| James who sang "At Last" |
ETTA |
| Jotted down |
NOTED |
| Landed with a barbed spear |
GAFFED |
| Like a sailor on leave |
ASHORE |
| Lincolnesque quality |
HONESTY |
| Made the scene |
CAME |
| Mugged for the camera, say |
CLOWNED |
| Nash's "one-l" priest |
LAMA |
| News article starter |
DATELINE |
| Off one's rocker |
LOCO |
| Onetime alternative to Pan Am |
TWA |
| Oodles |
ALOT |
| Out of the way |
ASIDE |
| Overnight stopovers, perhaps |
INNS |
| Party mix morsels |
CASHEWS |
| Perez of "Pineapple Express" |
ROSIE |
| Prefix with natal or classical |
NEO |
| Punchball "bat" |
FIST |
| Sheltered inlets |
COVES |
| Some bar mixers |
COLAS |
| Spinoff group |
SECT |
| Sporty Jaguar of old |
XKE |
| Spy in Canaan |
CALEB |
| The self-proclaimed "Greatest" |
ALI |
| Took a turn |
WENT |
| Triathlon, e.g |
RACE |
| Van-___-Straw |
CHOC |
| Waste-product hobbyist? |
EXHAUSTFAN |
| Way out there |
AFAR |
| Weapon first tested in 1952, for short |
HBOMB |
| Wilma's cartoon husband |
FRED |
| Yellow fever researcher Walter |
REED |
| ___ d'Azur (French resort area) |
COTE |
| ___ sequitur |
NON |
