| "As ___ on TV" |
SEEN |
| "Fire" antonym |
HIRE |
| 12,000 pounds = six ___ |
TONS |
| Affirmative votes |
AYES |
| Albany locale |
UPSTATE |
| Altar enclosure, often |
APSE |
| An orderly grouping |
ARRAY |
| Andy Dalton or A.J. Green, e.g |
BENGAL |
| Art student's prop |
EASEL |
| Atlantic City game |
KENO |
| Attorney's billing basis |
HOUR |
| Board that may be rough around the edges |
EMERY |
| Bobblehead movement |
NOD |
| Braced (oneself) |
STEELED |
| Breed of cat or rabbit |
ANGORA |
| Breed of terrier |
SKYE |
| Cake helping |
PIECE |
| Certain foreign leader (Var.) |
AGHA |
| Clearheaded |
LUCID |
| Competed for sympathy |
SWAPPEDSADTALES |
| Cool cats may wear them |
SHADES |
| Court hearings |
OYERS |
| Dangerous marine creature |
ORCA |
| Delays no longer |
ACTS |
| Desert sight |
DUNE |
| Destructive peak in Sicily |
ETNA |
| Director Burton |
TIM |
| Dog's cry of discomfort |
YELP |
| Eavesdropper |
SNOOP |
| Football complement |
ELEVEN |
| Frost |
HOAR |
| Garment with a hood |
COWL |
| Highly-rated |
AONE |
| Host |
EMCEE |
| In a bit, to the bard |
ANON |
| In spite of, in short |
THO |
| It may be brushed off by a barber |
NAPE |
| It may display the latest innovations in a field |
TRADECONVENTION |
