Least apt to offend | NICEST |
Letters on a crucifix | INRI |
Like losers' looks | HANGDOG |
Like the Bahamas, Barbados and Belize | ANGLOPHONE |
Like-minded voters | BLOC |
Longest word in English containing only one vowel | STRENGTHS |
Luca who 'sleeps with the fishes' | BRASI |
Make furniture-safe, in a way | DECLAW |
Many an étagère display | BAUBLES |
Many gases lack them | ODORS |
Match | AGREE |
Match makeup | SETS |
Muslim judge of North Africa | QAID |
One of the eight points of contact in Muay Thai | KNEE |
Order to go away | SCAT |
Principal, e.g | AMOUNT |
R&B/pop singer Aubrey | ODAY |
Rabbit's friend | POOH |
Rail hubs? | MARSHES |
Readies for an operation | PREPS |
Relative of a spoonbill | IBIS |
Relatives of sprains | PULLS |
Roughhouse? | SHACK |
Shoppers' headache | LINE |
Simon of the stage | NEIL |
Sister co. of Verizon Wireless | AOL |
Some miniature hors d'oeuvres | QUICHES |
Symbol of virility | CHESTHAIR |
Takes pleasure (in) | BASKS |
Target of the Occupy movement | ONEPERCENT |
Teen's fender bender, maybe | TEACHABLEMOMENT |
Therapist's image | INKBLOT |
They're held at both ends when eating | COBS |
Turn and a half on the ice | AXEL |
Twisted sorts | SICKOS |
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