Interpreting calendar abbreviations (Part 2) |
JUNEANDDECEMBER |
Interpreting calendar abbreviations (Part 3) |
LETTERSSAYJASON |
Itsy-bitsy thing |
IOTA |
Kevin of "A Fish Called Wanda" |
KLINE |
Like a fireplace in February |
ASHY |
Lion's crowning glory |
MANE |
Major religion |
ISLAM |
Make up for |
ATONE |
Makes level or uniform |
TRUES |
Military prison |
STOCKADE |
Mystic masters |
SWAMIS |
Not duped by |
ONTO |
Notable times, historically |
ERAS |
One way to cook onions |
SAUTE |
Part of a burning match |
FLAME |
Poem form |
ODE |
Problem for a plumber |
DRIP |
Quite an amount |
ALOT |
Relieve, as thirst |
SLAKE |
Responded to being fleeced? |
BAAED |
Salespeople on the road |
REPS |
See 21-Down |
AGED |
Slender gulls with forked tails |
TERNS |
Some imaginary sea creatures |
MERMAIDS |
Sounds of disapproval |
BOOS |
South Pacific island nation |
FIJI |
Suffix with "psych" |
OTIC |
Sulks with poked-out lips |
POUTS |
Tender to the touch |
SORE |
Thing that's hard to resist |
URGE |
Type of race with multiple runners |
RELAY |
Uris novel (with "The") |
HAJ |
Use an acetylene torch |
WELD |
Victor of a historic duel |
BURR |
What a scout recites |
OATH |
With the right skills and attitude |
ABLE |
Word with "googly" or "bug" |
EYED |
Your place or mine |
ABODE |