| ''Hamlet'' highlight (Var.) |
MONOLOG |
| ''Lies'' anagram |
ISLE |
| Appearing gnawed |
EROSE |
| Auxiliary verb |
DOES |
| Benefit from a mistake, e.g. |
LEARN |
| Breadwinner, e.g. |
EARNER |
| C or G, e.g. |
CLEF |
| Cathedral protuberance, perhaps |
APSE |
| City east of St. Lo |
CAEN |
| Concede |
YIELD |
| Desktop images |
ICONS |
| Discourteous |
RUDE |
| Doc of the bay |
VET |
| Drank to excess |
TOPED |
| Early American home |
TEPEE |
| Early car |
REO |
| Eastern time? |
ANEWYORKMINUTE |
| Ecumenical Council site |
LYON |
| Encountered |
MET |
| English biscuits |
SCONES |
| First name among legendary crooners |
NAT |
| Free from restraints, in a way |
UNTIE |
| Fully meet, as expectations |
RISETO |
| Gaelic |
ERSE |
| Gather and bind, as grain |
SHEAVE |
| Get rowdy, e.g. |
ACTUP |
| Got it out of the well, e.g. |
DREW |
| Graduation cap part |
TASSEL |
| Hit for Barbra |
SECONDHANDROSE |
| How you may take it? |
ONEDAYATATIME |
| Immature newt |
EFT |
| Indian royalty |
RANI |
| Inflate, as with pride |
SWELL |
| It could be grand |
PIANO |
| It is sometimes cheap |
TALK |
| It may be torn in a sports injury |
ACL |
| It springs eternal |
HOPE |
| Kind of burglar |
CAT |
