It has reddish-orange flowers with black spots |
TIGERLILY |
It may bring an act to an end |
GONG |
It may eventually turn |
TIDE |
Joyce's motherland |
ERIN |
Like a span of oxen |
TEAMED |
Make tea |
STEEP |
Mammal's coat |
PELAGE |
Member of a Platte River people |
OTO |
New Haven student, informally |
YALIE |
Observer's record |
NOTES |
Obtain, as support |
ENLIST |
One of a temporary 20 in children |
MILKTOOTH |
One place to promote a new CD |
ONTOUR |
One-time Camaro rival |
GTO |
Preindication |
OMEN |
Scala of ''The Guns of Navarone'' |
GIA |
Sentimental drivel |
GOO |
She's more than a babysitter |
NURSEMAID |
Ship's lowest deck |
ORLOP |
Sigmund's daughter |
ANNA |
Some Louvre attractions |
MONETS |
Sort of scholar |
RHODES |
Swayback's woe |
SAG |
Tabloid topic, often |
PAIR |
Take umbrage |
RESENT |
Talk big |
BRAG |
They may pop up while you browse |
ADS |
They're a form of consumer protection |
LEMONLAWS |
They're used to make the grade |
BULLDOZERS |
Thin nails |
BRADS |
Tireless carrier |
SLED |
Type of bag |
DOGGIE |
Used the banister, in a way |
SLID |
Volunteer state sch. |
UTENN |
Water source |
SPRING |
Weather report abbr., perhaps |
NNW |
Where you may see a suricate |
ZOO |
Word in an Ernest Hemingway title |
ARMS |
Yin counterpart |
YANG |