"And ___ some!" |
THEN |
"Anything you want" |
NAMEIT |
"Blood Work" guy |
CLINT |
"Bonfire of the Vanities" author |
WOLFE |
"Law & Order: SVU" actor |
ICET |
"Mazel ___!" |
TOV |
"News ___" |
ATTEN |
"___ the road" |
ONEFOR |
6-pt. plays |
TDS |
A deadly sin |
SLOTH |
A little butter? |
KID |
Actress Ryder |
WINONA |
Almost |
NEARLY |
Amt. still owed |
BAL |
Andy's son |
OPIE |
Anklebone |
TALUS |
Anti-smoking aid |
PATCH |
Aptly named forensics show |
BONES |
Arg. belongs to it |
OAS |
Artists' rentals |
LOFTS |
Attack like a hawk |
SWOOP |
Auditioners for "Lassie"? (spoonerism) |
COLLIEMODELS |
Author Levin |
IRA |
Bauxite, e.g. |
ORE |
Beau modifier |
TRES |
Ben Stiller's mom |
ANNE |
Between ports |
ASEA |
Beyond repair |
TOTALED |
Bird on a Canadian dollar |
LOON |
Boiled |
SEETHED |
Book boo-boos |
ERRATA |
Brit. military honor |
DSO |
Burst open |
POP |
Cardinal-cap letters |
STL |
Cartoon skunk Le Pew |
PEPE |
Certain conjunction |
NOR |
Chinese-menu general |
TSO |
City in Tuscany |
SIENA |
Colorado city |
PUEBLO |
Comment from Capone's men? (letter drop) |
WEREWITHAL |
Culpa intro |
MEA |
Decatur's st. |
ILL |
Dish that always gets the same reaction — "Hey, this meat is cold"? (one-letter change) |
OSLOBUCO |
Dog-and-cat store to be very, very leery of? (one-letter addition) |
PETSOUPERMARKET |
Dyeing ingredient, zinc ___ |
SULFATE |
Easy score for Kobe |
LAYUP |
Enthusiastic |
AVID |
Feingold of Wisconsin |
RUSS |
Fermenting agent (often found on the last page of the dictionary) |
ZYME |
Film snips |
EDITS |
Films with shooting |
OATERS |
Fool's lack |
SENSE |
Form of poker, ___ Texas Hold 'Em |
NOLIMIT |
Free-bird insert |
ASA |
Garage or lawn event |
SALE |
Garden dweller of note |
EVE |
Garden lattice |
TRELLIS |
Gecko cousins |
SKINKS |
Gershwin title character |
PORGY |
Giant great |
OTT |
Gives off |
EMITS |
Guitarist Lofgren |
NILS |
Hi sign? |
WAVE |
High ball? |
LOB |
Highland hat |
TAM |
Horny guy? |
DEVIL |
Ideal spot |
UTOPIA |
Iowa college |
COE |
It means nothing to Federer |
LOVE |
Joke setting, often |
BAR |