| 'Li'l Abner' creator |
CAPP |
| 'Like ___!' |
WOW |
| 'O, beware, my lord, of Jealousy!' speaker |
IAGO |
| 'Some Girls Do' author ___ Banks |
LEANNE |
| 'The Crucible' setting |
SALEM |
| 'The Last Time ___ Paris' |
ISAW |
| 'The Stepford Wives' actress, 1975 |
KATHARINEROSS |
| 1978 cult film by David Lynch |
ERASERHEAD |
| A moving experience |
HOMESALE |
| Ab ___ (from the start) |
OVO |
| According to |
ASPER |
| Air letters? |
SAS |
| Analyze |
ASSAY |
| Author Janowitz |
TAMA |
| Bank posting |
RATE |
| Barely managed |
GOTBY |
| Belt tighteners |
BUCKLES |
| Big D.C. lobby |
NRA |
| Bird with a dagger-shaped bill |
LOON |
| Bit of comedy |
SKIT |
| Blue or white fish |
MARLIN |
| Bring in |
REAP |
| Building supports |
IBARS |
| Camera setting |
AUTO |
| Capital on the Caspian Sea |
BAKU |
| Cartoonist Keane |
BIL |
| Cast |
HURL |
| Certain tel. no. |
RES |
| Chess and tennis, mathematically |
ZEROSUMGAMES |
| Clear off |
WIPE |
| College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. |
MARIST |
| Completely clean |
DEBUG |
| Crescent-shaped tract of land |
HORN |
| Cuddly TV alien |
ALF |
| Current locale |
OCEAN |
| Daughter of Cadmus |
INO |
| Deli slice |
RYE |
| Diminutive advice-giver, familiarly |
DRRUTH |
| Discards |
SHEDS |
| Do after dark |
SOIREE |
| Douse, maybe |
RINSE |
| Dr. Seuss's 'Horton Hears ___' |
AWHO |
| Dullard |
CLOD |
| Dumps |
STIES |
| Eastern bloom |
JAPANESEROSE |
| Electrician's favorite rock band? |
ACDC |
| Eleniak of 'Baywatch' |
ERIKA |
| Ennui-inducing |
BLAH |
| Eur. language |
GER |
| Feminizing suffix |
ENNE |
| Game elements: Abbr. |
PTS |
| Game pieces |
MEN |
| Gave up a seat |
STOOD |
| Gifted person |
DONEE |
| Grazing ground |
LEA |
| Groups of 100 |
SENATEROSTERS |
| Guacamole, for one |
DIP |
| How grade schoolers are grouped |
BYAGE |
| Hurry-scurry |
ADO |
| Ike's monogram |
DDE |
| In the know |
AWARE |
| Innocent |
CHERUB |
| Irons |
PRESSERS |
| Kind of leader |
OPINION |
| Kitten's cry |
MEW |
| Knock |
RATATAT |
| Lashes into a fury |
ENRAGES |
| Lenten symbol |
ASH |
| Letter-shaped fastener |
UBOLT |
| London had the first one in 1851 |
WORLDSFAIR |
