| Labors along, as a workhorse |
PLODS |
| Like a lemon |
SOUR |
| Like bachelor parties |
STAG |
| Lupino or Cantor |
IDA |
| Made it to the ground |
ALIT |
| Malicious glances |
LEERS |
| Matchstick counting game |
NIM |
| Most like Solomon |
SAGEST |
| NFL lineman |
TACKLE |
| One way to get a car |
LEASE |
| One who does a lot of schussing? |
XCOUNTRYSKIER |
| Opposite of "Ten-hut!" |
ATEASE |
| Over, professionally |
OUTRANKING |
| Part of a car's underpinning |
AXLE |
| Poorly lit |
DIM |
| Prefix meaning "foreigner" |
XENO |
| Related research citations |
XREFERENCES |
| Riga native |
LETT |
| River in France |
LOIRE |
| Run with a long, easy stride |
LOPE |
| So-so grade |
CEE |
| Spit four-letter words |
CUSS |
| Star of "A Night at the Opera" |
MARX |
| Stirred in |
ADDED |
| Temporary delay |
MORATORIUM |
| The ___ Reader (eclectic magazine) |
UTNE |
| Theater or party tack-on |
GOER |
| Thees and ___ |
THOUS |
| Time for fools? |
APRIL |
| Tug-of-war need |
ROPE |
| Valentine's Day figure |
EROS |
| William Jennings Bryan delivery of 1896 |
XOFGOLDSPEECH |
| With the greatest of ___ |
EASE |
| Word hyphenated with ran |
ALSO |
| ___ Annie of "Oklahoma!" |
ADO |
| ___ mater (brain membrane) |
DURA |
| ___ Scott Decision |
DRED |
