More or less |
ABOUT |
Name of seven Danish kings |
ERIC |
Name tag holders |
LANYARDS |
Native seal hunter |
ALEUT |
Neglect |
DISUSE |
New England fish |
SCROD |
Nickname on 'The Addams Family' |
TISH |
Not much at all |
AWEEBIT |
One of the dames in 2018's 'Tea With the Dames' |
DENCH |
Palindromic band with the palindromic song title 'SOS' |
ABBA |
Part of a college application, informally |
REC |
Part of a strip |
GAG |
Phone |
CALL |
Piano that plays only a certain three notes? |
BCHORDKEYBOARD |
Place for an oxygen tent, for short |
ICU |
Place for un béret |
TETE |
Places to sleep |
DENS |
Played the fall guy? |
RAKED |
Political system with a paramount leader |
CHIEFDOM |
Pseudonymously |
AKA |
Pseudoscientific subj |
ESP |
Put away |
ICE |
Put down in print |
LIBEL |
Quaintly countrified |
RUSTIC |
Reason that some students struggle in school, for short |
ADHD |
Refusing to answer directly |
EVASIVE |
Requiring difficult pedaling, say |
UPHILL |
Rested |
REPOSED |
Result of union negotiations, often |
RAISE |
Roaster or toaster |
EMCEE |
Scourge |
BANE |
Shakespeare's 'You, too?' |
ETTU |
Shipping option |
FEDEX |
Short flight |
HOP |
Show to be untrue |
BELIE |
Site of a 1976 South African uprising |
SOWETO |
Skate effortlessly |
GLIDE |
Slip through |
SNEAKBY |
Slips |
ERRATA |
Small three-legged table |
TEAPOY |
Snack item with a salient anagram? |
SALTINE |
Snack items with their name on the top and bottom |
OREOS |
Sob stories |
SADTALES |
Something populists revile |
ELITISM |
Spanish omelet ingredient |
HUEVO |
Sport ___ |
UTE |
Stock sounds |
MOOS |
Struck |
XEDOUT |
Stuffed and deep-fried rice balls, in Italian cuisine |
ARANCINI |
Suggested intake level, for short |
RDA |
Sundance state |
UTAH |
Symbol of danger or anger |
RED |
They catch waves |
RADIOS |
They've got talent |
AGENTS |
Time out? |
COMA |
Translation of the French 'vivre' or German 'leben' |
TOLIVE |
Trattoria dumplings |
GNOCCHI |
Two-time Best Actor, 1954 and 1972 |
BRANDO |
Unfeeling |
STONY |
Virtual animals in an early 2000s fad |
NEOPETS |
Vocal quintet? |
AEIOU |
Walker ___, 1962 National Book Award winner |
PERCY |
West of Chicago |
KANYE |
Where a demanding dockworker gets supplies? |
STEVEDOREDIVASTORE |
Willie Mays phrase |
SAYHEY |
Word that's its own synonym in reverse |
PAT |
Work well together |
GEL |
World capital settled by Vikings circa the ninth century |
DUBLIN |
Wrath |
IRE |