| Merest traces |
MOTES |
| Missouri River fur traders of old |
OMAHAS |
| More than that |
ALSO |
| Not deferential enough, maybe |
OVERCASUAL |
| Old Norse name meaning ''heir'' |
LEIF |
| Opposite of claustro- |
AGORA |
| Place concentrated pressure on |
RAM |
| Place to sign up for driving lessons |
PROSHOP |
| Publisher of the ''Plane Sense'' guidebook |
FAA |
| Quantum leap of creativity |
AHAMOMENT |
| Quarter of a city |
AREA |
| Record company VIP |
ARRANGER |
| Refuse to be baited |
STAYCOOL |
| Riding |
ATOP |
| Sesame Street's Count wears it |
MONOCLE |
| Shuts up |
CLOSETS |
| Something Darwin studied in South America |
LOCALFLORA |
| Sound of startlement |
EEK |
| Source of ink |
SOY |
| Southwest's one-time ''Secret City'' |
LOSALAMOS |
| Spreads |
FANSOUT |
| Start of many a mechanical invention |
ERECTORSET |
| Surroundings of many hotels |
RESORTS |
| Swell |
ACE |
| Switch back |
EROO |
| There when needed |
ONTHESPOT |
| They have fire-resistant spiny leaves |
ALOES |
| They undo deadlocks: Abbr |
OTS |
| They're very well-fixed |
TYCOONS |
| Timberlake wore them as a teen |
FROSTEDTIPS |
| Tin-pot dictator |
SATRAP |
| Washington ordered it for his first inaugural party |
RUM |
| Wear, as some masks |
TIEON |
| Wine-cooler category |
ALCOPOP |
| __ Lady of (start of many church names) |
OUR |
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