L(UCY) WORSLEY, IF WALLS COULD TALK — [S]nuggling... together in a big bed was normal... . A French phrase book for use by medieval [travelers] included the... useful expressions: "you are an ill bed-fellow", "you pull all the bed clothes" and "you do nothing but kick about".
| A. | Gathering place for the inn crowd | LOUNGE |
| B. | Took the chill off (2 wds.) | WARMEDUP |
| C. | Rectangular, but not square | OBLONG |
| D. | Give or get a second wind | REFRESH |
| E. | Insomniac's dream? | SHUTEYE |
| F. | Accessory for a flower child (2 wds.) | LOVEBEADS |
| G. | Galatians or Colossians, e.g. | EPISTLE |
| H. | Sultan-deposing revolutionary (2 wds.) | YOUNGTURK |
| I. | Area relatively close to home | INFIELD |
| J. | Deck with garlands | FESTOON |
| K. | Companion volleyball in "Cast Away" | WILSON |
| L. | Gastropod also called an ormer or ear shell | ABALONE |
| M. | Suffer through hardship and neglect | LANGUISH |
| N. | Burn the midnight oil | LUCUBRATE |
| O. | Confession to a priest, old-style | SHRIFT |
| P. | Jovian moon found by Galileo | CALLISTO |
| Q. | Banded form of chalcedony | ONYX |
| R. | Like Sikh men | UNSHAVED |
| S. | Showman who said "I'm a one-man Disneyland" | LIBERACE |
| T. | Loose scales formed on the skin; temper | DANDER |
| U. | Restaurant meal with a set menu (2 wds.) | TABLEDHOTE |
| V. | Nonsensical verse often written as a parody | AMPHIGORY |
| W. | Home of Texas Tech University | LUBBOCK |
| X. | Fix that's workable though inelegant | KLUDGE |