| "Big mouth" creature |
BASS |
| "George Washington ___ Here" |
SLEPT |
| "___ to a Nightingale" (John Keats) |
ODE |
| 35-Across or iconic person (2 words) |
HOUSEHOLDNAME |
| Abominable snowman by another name |
YETI |
| Agronomists' dirt samples |
SOILS |
| Apple-y autumn drink |
CIDER |
| Baby's favorite guy |
DADA |
| Cheerios grain |
OAT |
| Cheerless and gloomy |
GRIM |
| Chem class room |
LAB |
| Close friend |
PAL |
| Comfortable spot |
BED |
| Concerning the mouth or speech |
ORAL |
| Ending with "bed" or "farm" |
STEAD |
| Excellent thing to sing in |
KEY |
| Female in the stable |
MARE |
| First letters learned |
ABC |
| General neighborhood and vicinity |
AREA |
| Gift neckwear in Hawaii |
LEI |
| Give off or send forth |
EMIT |
| Give up claim to, as an acre of land |
CEDE |
| Had one's cottage cheese |
ATE |
| It's full of wood |
TREE |
| It's the limit, to some |
SKY |
| Itsy-bitsy amount |
IOTA |
| Laborer who does menial work |
PEON |
| Lake in north central Africa |
CHAD |
| Large cooking bowl |
WOK |
| Lint-attracting suit fabric |
SERGE |
| Majors of "The Six Million Dollar Man" |
LEE |
