| ''___ gratia artis'' |
ARS |
| ''___ Life Is It Anyway?'' |
WHOSE |
| 911 responder, briefly |
EMT |
| Backside |
TUSH |
| Bend into an arch |
EMBOW |
| Brunch fare |
OMELETTE |
| Cabinetmaker's tool |
ADZE |
| Caffeine source, often |
COLA |
| Caller's instrument, perhaps |
PAYPHONE |
| Cold War participant |
USSR |
| Containing neither flesh nor its juices |
MAIGRE |
| Cyclotron particle |
ION |
| Do some chest-thumping |
BOAST |
| Dog show command |
STAY |
| Easily maneuverable, as a vessel |
YARE |
| Emulate a beaver |
GNAW |
| End of the quote |
ANDNOWIAM |
| Ending with ''buck'' or ''stink'' |
AROO |
| Expansive |
WIDE |
| First lady |
EVE |
| Flier Corrigan's nickname |
WRONGWAY |
| For each |
PER |
| Fourteen pounds, in Britain |
STONE |
| Guitar legend Atkins |
CHET |
| Hare tail, e.g. |
SCUT |
| Highest point |
TIPTOP |
| Horseback ride |
TROT |
| Hotel conveniences |
SAFES |
| Jay Silverheels role |
TONTO |
| Juliet's love |
ROMEO |
| Kind of truck |
MACK |
| Lot measurement |
AREA |
| Machu Picchu resident, once |
INCAN |
| Medical breakthrough |
CURE |
| Middle of the quote |
WANTEDTOBEOLDER |
| Moran of ''Happy Days'' |
ERIN |
| Mother ptarmigan, e.g. |
HEN |
| Mother-in-law of Ruth |
NAOMI |
| Narcotic drug |
MORPHINE |
