| Home to some lifers |
STATEPEN |
| Inseparable |
ONE |
| It goes from box to pan |
CAKEMIX |
| JPEG alternative |
BITMAP |
| Keep a ship from leaving port, maybe |
ICEIN |
| Late "Queen of Salsa" ___ Cruz |
CELIA |
| Loud event |
TRACTORPULL |
| Making a segue (to) |
TYINGIN |
| Mauna ___ |
KEA |
| Metta World Peace's former first name |
RON |
| Mushroom used in Japanese cooking |
ENOKI |
| Musician Hoyt ___ (who also appeared in "Gremlins") |
AXTON |
| On the line |
ATSTAKE |
| One who gives up |
CEDER |
| Pharmaceutical company ___ Lilly |
ELI |
| Pink Floyd label |
EMI |
| Put on, like comfier clothes |
SLIPPEDINTO |
| Robert who played A.J. Soprano |
ILER |
| Romanian composer George of the opera "Oedipe" |
ENESCU |
| She drinks Go-Go Juice and showed her belly to the judges |
HONEYBOOBOO |
| Singer on "Shiny Happy People" |
STIPE |
| Site visitors |
USERS |
| Snitch |
RAT |
| Stocking expert |
STOREKEEPER |
| The Hulk's catalyst |
ANGER |
| They brought you the Popeil Pocket Fisherman |
RONCO |
| Threw in |
ADDED |
| Tudor symbol |
ENGLISHROSE |
| Unit of loudness |
SONE |
| Utterly befuddled |
LOSTINADAZE |
| When doubled, a 1965 Dixie Cups song |
IKO |
| Woodworker, when doing some joining |
TENONER |
| Word in wedding notices |
NEE |
| Words that can precede a proverb |
ITISSAID |
| ___ out (managing) |
EKING |
