| One who tells a tale full of sound and fury, per Macbeth |
IDIOT |
| Ones turning up the volume? |
LIBRARIANS |
| Online marketplace since 2005 |
ETSY |
| Pay phone feature |
SLOT |
| Peppery herb |
CRESS |
| Post hoc, ___ propter hoc (common fallacy) |
ERGO |
| Preacher's charge |
SOULS |
| Pronto |
LICKETYSPLIT |
| Props (up) |
SHORES |
| Range for 1-Across |
ALPS |
| Realm of Otto I: Abbr |
HRE |
| Regatta markers |
BUOYS |
| Schmutz on Santa's boots |
ASH |
| Setting for 400+ miles of the Euphrates: Abbr |
SYR |
| Shopping destination that sounds risqué |
STRIPMALL |
| Sides in chess, symbolically |
ARMIES |
| Singer Brickell |
EDIE |
| Some bad joke tellers, stereotypically |
DADS |
| Some mudrock |
SHALE |
| Some referee calls, for short |
TKOS |
| State flower of Tennessee |
IRIS |
| Steam-powered device? |
RICECOOKER |
| Super-hot |
SEXY |
| The way |
HOW |
| This might sound sad |
MINORCHORD |
| Useful cryptography tool to have on hand? |
DECODERRING |
| Value not appearing on any Scrabble tile |
NINE |
| Von Trapp daughter in 'The Sound of Music' |
LIESL |
| Wheedle |
COAX |
| When to meet for lunch, maybe |
ATONE |
| Winter setting in Tinseltown |
PST |
| Yearbook grp |
SRS |
| Yiddish language author Sholem |
ASCH |
| ___ Greene, mobster in 'The Godfather' |
MOE |
| ___ one |
ADMIT |
