| More brut |
DRIER |
| Mythical queen of Sparta |
LEDA |
| Native from New Zealand |
MAORI |
| Nudges |
POKES |
| Pass by, as time |
ELAPSE |
| Perform an electrician's job |
WIRE |
| Place for a pickup |
DEPOT |
| Play part |
ACTI |
| Pricing word |
PER |
| Promote |
PLUG |
| Psychoanalyst Fromm |
ERICH |
| Second-year student, shortly |
SOPH |
| Sirs of the lowest rank |
KNIGHTBACHELORS |
| Skater's maneuver |
AXEL |
| Skoal, e.g. |
TOAST |
| Slaloms |
SKIS |
| Smoke glass |
TINT |
| Snigglers' prey |
EELS |
| Social one's ''gift'' |
GAB |
| Some monasteries |
ABBEYS |
| Sorta |
KINDA |
| South African prelate |
BISHOPTUTU |
| Spirited vigor |
OOMPH |
| Splendor |
POMP |
| Spud |
TATER |
| Superlative speaker |
ORATOR |
| The bare minimum |
LEAST |
| The Crossed Harpoons, in literature |
INN |
| True to the cause |
LOYAL |
| Turkey denizen, perhaps |
KURD |
| Type of tea |
PEKOE |
| U.K. reference book |
OED |
| Unworldly |
EERIE |
| Venomous snake |
KINGCOBRA |
| Vertical tie in a roof truss |
QUEENPOST |
| What's left over |
REST |
| Woman's brimless hat |
TOQUE |
| Word with ''zinc'' or ''nitrous'' |
OXIDE |
| Zero-star fare |
GLOP |
