| '-- if you've heard this one ...' |
STOPME |
| '-- sow, so shall ...' |
ASYE |
| 'America's Most Wanted' host John |
WALSH |
| 'I've got my eye --!' |
ONYOU |
| 'Iliad' and the like |
EPICS |
| 'Juarez' actor Brian |
AHERNE |
| 'Lay Lady Lay' singer |
DYLAN |
| 'Mary' writer Sholem |
ASCH |
| 'Thrilla in Manila' fighter |
ALI |
| 'What's the ('Who cares?') --?' |
DIF |
| 'You can stop trying to wake me!' |
IMUP |
| '^' symbols |
CARETS |
| -- -de-sac |
CUL |
| 12 in a yr. |
MOS |
| A Bobbsey twin |
NAN |
| A step below so-so |
NOTTOOHOT |
| According to -- (by the rules) |
HOYLE |
| Alexis I, e.g. |
TSAR |
| Amoco rival |
MOBIL |
| Avonlea girl |
ANNE |
| Baby's wear |
BIB |
| Before |
ERE |
| Belly |
GUT |
| Bic -- Stic (pen brand) |
CLIC |
| Big name in mouthwash |
LISTERINE |
| Bow-wielding god |
EROS |
| Bread that's browned |
TOAST |
| Bride of Lohengrin |
ELSA |
| Brynner of 'Anastasia' |
YUL |
| Burning up |
AFIRE |
| Bus line, e.g. |
ROUTE |
| Business letter abbr. |
ATTN |
| Bygone fast jet, briefly |
SST |
| Capital of Maryland, informally |
BALTO |
| Certain resident of Manhattan |
EASTSIDER |
| Chit letters |
IOU |
| Chlor- or fluor- suffix |
IDE |
| Chopped up |
MINCED |
| Colony insect |
ANT |
| Comes by |
GETS |
| Common baby illness |
COLIC |
| Copy a frog |
HOP |
| Destructive precipitation |
ACIDRAIN |
| Dictator Amin |
IDI |
| Draw in outline |
LIMN |
| Drew a blank |
FORGOT |
| Drop heavily |
PLONK |
| Electrically versatile |
ACDC |
| Eliot's Marner |
SILAS |
| Ending for home |
STEAD |
| Entertainer Durbin |
DEANNA |
| Erudite folks |
LITERATI |
| Ex-Giant Ott |
MEL |
| Fabric that shimmers |
MOIRE |
| Feasted |
DINED |
| Female hormone |
ESTROGEN |
| Fibbing type |
LIAR |
| Flat -- pancake |
ASA |
| GA neighbor |
ALA |
| Geller of psychic acts |
URI |
| Get on a Greyhound, e.g. |
EMBUS |
| Gives a new hue to |
DYES |
| Golfing pegs |
TEES |
| Gossip blogger Hilton |
PEREZ |
| GPS display |
MAP |
| Groves |
COPSES |
| Guy doll |
KEN |
| Guy rowing |
OARSMAN |
| Health insurance company |
CIGNA |
| High peaks |
ALPS |
