| It's often under glass |
SILL |
| Jimmy Dorsey's '___ Mine' |
NOT |
| Joe |
MUD |
| Joe |
JAVA |
| Linear |
ONED |
| Lingua d'Europa |
ITALIANO |
| Maker of the 1923 'Teardrop' racecar |
BENZ |
| Mediterranean isl. |
SAR |
| Nail |
NAB |
| Noted coward player |
BERTLAHR |
| Old sitcom mechanic, with 'the' |
FONZ |
| One hoping not to be cited |
SPEEDER |
| One who has practiced his hitting skills |
TRAINEDASSASSIN |
| One who's not refractory |
OBEYER |
| Pantheonic queen |
JUNO |
| Parker of 'Old Yeller' |
FESS |
| Part of many Canadian place names: Abbr. |
STE |
| Part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands |
ARUBA |
| Plays a sophomoric prank on, informally |
TPS |
| Position with no prospects |
MCJOB |
| Quaker offering |
CEREAL |
| Ripe |
INSEASON |
| Rupee spender |
NEPALI |
| Show opening |
ACTI |
| Sourpuss |
CRAB |
| Successfully solicit |
DRUMUP |
| The lithograph 'Mustache Hat' and others |
ARPS |
| They may convince people to get rides |
CARCOMMERCIALS |
| They might be in docks |
IPODS |
| They'll get you biting responses |
LURES |
| They're often directed at shepherds |
AMENS |
| Trading card figure |
STAT |
| Two-time Oscar winner for Best Adapted Screenplay |
MARIOPUZO |
| Way to start |
ANEW |
| Word on many medieval signs |
OLDE |
