| "Pardon me" grunts |
AHEMS |
| "This tastes gross!" |
YUCK |
| "Two Mules for Sister ___" |
SARA |
| 007, e.g |
AGENT |
| A buck abroad |
EURO |
| Always, poetically |
EER |
| Argentine grassland |
PAMPA |
| Assemble |
SETUP |
| Attire for Columbo |
TRENCHCOAT |
| Bluegrass instrument |
BANJO |
| Break for young students |
RECESS |
| Brosnan's Remington |
STEELE |
| Castle, in chess |
ROOK |
| Caustic solution |
LYE |
| Chills and fever |
AGUE |
| Coat with a metal alloy |
TERNE |
| Company that introduced color TV |
RCA |
| Dainty |
PRIM |
| Degrees in a right angle |
NINETY |
| Descend, in mountaineering |
RAPPEL |
| Destine for destruction |
DOOM |
| Does a vet's job |
SPAYS |
| Far from plentiful |
RARE |
| For fellows only |
STAG |
| Former Soviet news org |
TASS |
| Free, in a way |
UNTIE |
| Great bargain |
STEAL |
| Group of three singers |
TRIO |
| He's smarter than the average bear |
YOGI |
| Helen, Isaac or Gabby |
HAYES |
| Highest orbital point |
APOGEE |
| Hindu spiritual leader |
GURU |
| Holder of a cabinet position? |
ERIC |
| Hops-drying oven |
OAST |
| It may be stashed at a hideout |
LOOT |
| Item in Dracula's closet? |
CLOAKHANGER |
| Like a Maine forest |
PINY |
| Lump of clay |
GLOB |
| Massachusetts inlet |
CAPECODBAY |
