| Modern college major |
GENDERSTUDIES |
| More sweeping |
GRANDER |
| Movie villain whose first name is Julius |
DRNO |
| Mythical figure often depicted holding a lyre |
ERATO |
| Nick of Hollywood |
NOLTE |
| On account of |
DUETO |
| One who sucks the joy out of the room |
FUNSPONGE |
| Ones who may dress down those dressing up? |
FASHIONPOLICE |
| Onetime Korean statesman Syngman |
RHEE |
| Onetime Virginia senator Jim |
WEBB |
| Panang curry alternative |
PADTHAI |
| Part of a programmer's conditional |
ELSE |
| Part of many an N.Y.C. subway station wall |
INLAIDTILE |
| Pay |
REMIT |
| Piece of merchandise |
WARE |
| Places of learning |
ACADEMIES |
| Places where brain waves are analyzed |
NEUROLABS |
| Prepares a bed? |
HOES |
| River crossed in 1945's Operation Plunder |
RHINE |
| She convinced George to switch to five-pointed stars, in American legend |
BETSY |
| Show |
DEMO |
| Show that once had an April Fools' Day episode hosted by Pat Sajak |
JEOPARDY |
| Sink |
DESCEND |
| Social reformer Dorothea |
DIX |
| Some detox diets |
JUICECLEANSES |
| Some of life's twists and turns |
IRONIES |
| Tab's counterpart |
SLOT |
| Thing often described redundantly as 'of the past' |
RELIC |
| Video game neophyte, informally |
NOOB |
| What an asterisk may mean |
SEENOTE |
| What you might charge for a ride |
TESLA |
| Words to the disloyal |
ETTU |
| Worker on the Hill |
AIDE |
| Workers on the hill |
ANTS |
