- - Tweak
- - misappropriate a little salt
- - Hurt just a little bit
- - Squeeze sharply
- - Steal security code used by church
- - Appropriate amount of salt?
- - Vague quantity of salt
- - Verb in dumpling recipes
- - steal a little
- - Arrest at some difficulty?
- - slight amount, as of salt
- - Small amount, in cookbooks
- - Nick gets a little salt?
- - Drop in cheap sandwiches a quantity of salt?
- - what two fingers can hold
- - not much to steal
- - Small recipe measurement?
- - Steal a little salt?
- - Salt measurement
- - small recipe quantity
- - Stress of poverty
- - Tiny bit of salt, say
- - misappropriate as nippers do
- - Grasp skin tightly
- - Do a cop's job
- - Squeeze between thumb and finger
- - Copper keeping home initially hampered nick
- - Steal; small quantity
- - Squeeze painfully
- - Tiny recipe quantity
- - Shoe annoyance
- - Seasoning amount
- - Squeeze tight
- - About an eighth of a teaspoon
- - Squeeze with fingers
- - Park is a really short distance from Italian squeeze down at the bottom
- - Small amount, in a recipe
- - "...... me! I must be dreaming!"
- - Appropriate, in slang
- - Problem with tight shoes
- - Tight circumstance
- - Press tightly between the fingers
- - Tiny bit of salt
- - Be too tight
- - Small quantity of salt
- - Salt quantity
- - Practice economy, when preceded by 48-Down
- - Recipe bit
- - Slap inducer, perhaps
- - Snuff quantity
- - Penny follower
- - Salt unit
- - Goose
- - Nip
- - Pilfer
- - Bit of salt
- - Recipe amount
- - Emergency
- - Skosh
- - Be frugal
- - Tough spot
- - Small quantity
- - Squeeze
- - "Take ......!"
- - Arrest
- - Nab
- - ...... collar
- - Tiny amount
- - Smidgen
- - Small amount
- - Steal quietly, move slowly
- - Small quantity in a recipe
- - Steal, and there may be an arrest
- - Small amount of a powder, e.g
- - Be too tight, as a girdle
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