'Nothing but net' sound |
SWISH |
'The Government Inspector' writer |
GOGOL |
'The Yeomen of the Guard' heroine |
ELSIE |
'Yer lyin'!' |
AINTSO |
13-string Japanese instrument |
KOTO |
78-card deck |
TAROT |
Amount owed in a primitive barter system? |
SHELLTOPAY |
Annoy |
PESTER |
Architect's detail |
SPEC |
Arson investigation evidence |
ASHES |
Aspiring painters' degs |
MFAS |
Bagel topping |
LOX |
Baker with the #3 hit 'Giving You the Best That I Got' |
ANITA |
Banking pro? |
PILOT |
Brownie, for one |
ELF |
Burden |
ONUS |
Capital about 315 miles northwest of Boston |
OTTAWA |
Capital whose patron saint is Hallvard |
OSLO |
Casually referred |
ALLUDED |
Chilly dessert |
SORBET |
Clarifying words |
THATIS |
Coniferous tree with red berries |
YEW |
Crooked deli offering? |
SHAMSANDWICH |
Crucially influential |
SEMINAL |
Cut down |
HEW |
Deg. requiring many oral exams |
DDS |
Dress |
TOGS |
Dueling sword |
EPEE |
Easy to understand |
LUCID |
Eat plentifully of |
FEASTON |
Empire that kept records with knotted strings |
INCA |
Fail to notice |
MISS |
Fast Amtrak train |
ACELA |
Fastball, in slang |
HEAT |
Favorable votes |
AYES |
Fixes boots, e.g |
RESOLES |
Found icy, perhaps |
SLIDON |
Friend's address |
THOU |
German city nicknamed the 'Nice of the North' |
WIESBADEN |
Gift-bearing trio |
MAGI |
Glad rival |
HEFTY |
Goof off |
LOAF |
Haggard classic |
SHE |
Hand holder |
ARM |
Harm |
SCATHE |
Haunted house? |
SCAREFACILITY |
Hood on a Bentley |
BONNET |
In favor of |
FOR |
In the manner of |
ALA |
Insist on a gluten-free diet? |
SCORNBREAD |
Kin of crepes |
BLINI |
Large book size |
FOLIO |
Letters after CD- |
ROM |
Like many a Hollywood romance |
OFFSCREEN |
Like some diets |
NOCARB |
Like some flaws |
FATAL |
Like Ymir and Yggdrasil |
NORSE |
Lip-curling expression |
SNEER |
Lip-smacking |
TASTY |
List unit |
ITEM |
Little pianos |
SPINETS |
Londoner's cuppa, slangily |
CHA |
Lower in the country |
COW |
Lowly workers |
PEONS |
Magic Kingdom neighbor |
EPCOT |
Mammal with a highly flexible nose |
TAPIR |
Man from Manchester |
BRITON |
Message via thumbs |
TEXT |
Mid-11th-century year |
MLI |
Moist at sunrise |
DEWED |
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