35D: Occasion to drop one's arms (9): SURRENDER, ARMISTICE, CEASEFIRE
I can think of a few more. I think CEASEFIRE was correct.
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Gloria suggests TINYSPURS
Posted by: Thane Plambeck | 2009.04.11 at 07:30 PM