| Line on a shopping list |
ITEM |
| Lowly worker |
PEON |
| Majestic story |
EPIC |
| Mary's ''little'' pet |
LAMB |
| Most peculiar |
ODDEST |
| Mountain lion |
PUMA |
| Oil cartel acronym |
OPEC |
| Outdoor area to drop off luggage |
CURBSIDECHECKIN |
| Pacific or Atlantic |
OCEAN |
| Persons stopping machine squeaking |
OILERS |
| Pieman meeter of rhyme |
SIMON |
| Playfully shy |
COY |
| Plumbing tubes |
PIPES |
| Prefix meaning ''against'' |
ANTI |
| Raring to go |
EAGER |
| Ripped (up) |
TORE |
| Royal decree |
EDICT |
| Several-week place for your car |
LONGTERMPARKING |
| Shape of a 0 |
OVAL |
| Sharpen, as a knife |
HONE |
| Signal with a beeper |
PAGE |
| Slide on an icy road |
SKID |
| Snake poison |
VENOM |
| Snakelike fishes |
EELS |
| Sounds in a sty |
OINKS |
| Sparkle, as shoes |
SHINE |
| Stay away from |
SHUN |
| STOP or ONE WAY |
SIGN |
| Sty for sows |
PIGPEN |
| Take suddenly |
GRAB |
| Tiny skin opening |
PORE |
| Toppings for snack chips |
DIPS |
| Toys that spin |
TOPS |
| Twosomes |
DUOS |
| Went by bus or train |
RODE |
| Where to wait before boarding |
DEPARTURELOUNGE |
| Young hoodlums |
PUNKS |
| __ dots (fabric pattern) |
POLKA |
| __ Scotia (Canadian province) |
NOVA |
