| In 'Hamlet,' it's 'in russet mantle clad' |
MORN |
| Irving hero |
GARP |
| It can take the edge off |
NAILFILE |
| It means 'resplendent land' in Sinhalese |
SRILANKA |
| Italian painter Severini |
GINO |
| Lake ___, source of the Mississippi |
ITASCA |
| Lead to mislead, in bridge |
FALSECARD |
| Like discarded habits |
UNLEARNT |
| Like Mayan pyramids |
STEPPED |
| Limited course |
SEMINAR |
| Looks after |
SEESTO |
| Makes waves |
CRIMPS |
| Means of protecting breakables |
ENCASEMENT |
| Meeting time suffix |
ISH |
| Memory trace |
ENGRAM |
| Nonstop |
CEASELESS |
| Not sympathetic |
AVERSE |
| One that heads up the staff |
CLEF |
| Pertain |
RELATE |
| Places side by side |
APPOSES |
| Protection for a boat's hull |
TORPEDONET |
| Rancho hand? |
MANO |
| Rendered unconscious, maybe |
CONKED |
| Set |
ARRANGED |
| Smattering |
TINGE |
| Something to catch or raise |
HELL |
| Take in |
REAP |
| Unfrequented |
LONELY |
| Unnatural |
FORCED |
| Voiced |
SONANT |
| White-collar profession? |
PRIESTHOOD |
