| Let it stand, editorially |
STET |
| Light toss |
LOB |
| Like a challenging cross-country course |
HILLY |
| Like an elm-lined street |
SHADY |
| Like some plays |
TWOACT |
| Math course, for short |
CALC |
| Melville novel |
OMOO |
| N.Y.C. or Boston, e.g. |
SPT |
| Narrow ravine cut by a stream |
GULCH |
| Nerve type |
OPTIC |
| New Deal inits. |
TVA |
| O'Neal in ''Paper Moon'' |
TATUM |
| Part of a cheerleader's routine, perhaps |
RAHS |
| Periodic table suffix |
IUM |
| Raison d'___ |
ETRE |
| Ran preceder |
ALSO |
| Room off an ambulatory, perhaps |
APSE |
| Say again, forcefully |
REASSERT |
| Scoreboard heading letters |
RHE |
| Second name in inventions |
ALVA |
| Skips, as a class |
CUTS |
| Sole follower |
HEEL |
| Some birthstones |
OPALS |
| Sour ending? |
PUSS |
| Suburbs suburb |
EXURB |
| Suffix for many languages |
ESE |
| Terry Bradshaw's coach |
NOLL |
| Title word on many books of fables |
AESOPS |
| Union foe |
SCAB |
| Uses a straw |
SIPS |
| Value system |
ETHIC |
| Ventriloquist Bergen |
EDGAR |
| Vixen's master |
SANTA |
| Weight-laden lasso |
BOLA |
| West German capital |
BONN |
| Women's magazine |
ELLE |
| Word with laundry or pool |
DIRTY |
| Worst finish |
LAST |
