| Having a cupola |
DOMED |
| Having a ragged border, as paper |
DECKLEEDGED |
| How biscuits may be prepared |
SOUTHERNSTYLE |
| It may be manicured |
YARD |
| It usually features dumplings |
DIMSUM |
| Like a bête noire |
HATED |
| Like Madeline in 'The Fall of the House of Usher' |
BURIEDALIVE |
| Lowish poker holding |
ONEPAIR |
| Mass consumption? |
WINE |
| Miss |
GAL |
| Muesli bits |
OATS |
| Name |
ENTITLE |
| Negev Desert city |
EILAT |
| One of the fam |
SIS |
| One way to the top |
TBAR |
| Peerage rank |
EARL |
| Pronoun following a slash, sometimes |
SHE |
| Realtor's hope |
SALE |
| Seasonal helper |
ELF |
| Show clearly |
EVINCE |
| Small fish |
FRY |
| Softened |
MELTED |
| Steinway & ___ (piano manufacturer) |
SONS |
| Storm's place, in metaphor |
TEACUP |
| Stuck (to) |
GLUED |
| Student's ordeal |
TEST |
| Sushi choice |
TUNA |
| Swell place? |
SEA |
| Temple often built of wood |
PAGODA |
| Thomas Lincoln, familiarly |
TAD |
| Thousandth of an inch |
MIL |
| Topic of debate |
ISSUE |
| Tricorne, e.g |
HAT |
| Trouble |
ADO |
| Ventilation-system problem |
MOLD |
| Washer cycle |
SOAK |
| West Pointer's branch |
ARMY |
| Without much give |
TAUT |
| Wrinkle remover of a sort |
STEAMIRON |
