| Cues from a stage coach |
| Dog-tag wearers, briefly |
| A cottage in ___ . . . ": Godley |
| Arguing (with) |
| A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" author Dave |
| ___ stage (Freudian notion) |
| Raised stage |
| Reality show about folk-dancing homemakers (with "The") |
| Acute food shortage |
| Evergreen tree has critical condition that's contagious (7) |
| Actor who played Hamlet in a 1964 production deliberately staged to look like a rehearsal |
| Attila's people |
| Agreeing (with) |
| Richard Gere movie (with ''The'') |
| Lost" protagonist |
| Afflicted (with) |
| Deep-seated antagonism |
| A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" memoirist Dave |
| Attila's troops |
| Attila's faithful |
| Trifles (with) |
| Eagerly took advantage of, as an opportunity |
| __ disadvantage |
| Portrayer of many O'Neill protagonists |
| Attila's subjects |
| 2000 Eugene Levy film with the tagline "Some pets deserve a little more respect than others |
| Advantage |
| Unsavory protagonist |
| Concert stage sights |
| Was cheeky (with) |