Becomes a word for a groom-to-be if its second letter is changed to a vowel

Becomes a body part when its last letter is removed

Can be subdivided into three common three-letter words, without rearranging letters

Is an anagram of the first and last names of the lead actress in 'Sleepless in Seattle'

Is an anagram of a homophone of 'cereal'

Is a homophone of a Broadway musical set at Rydell High School

Becomes a common English infinitive when a space is inserted in its center

Becomes a bodily organ if its second and third letters are removed

Becomes 1051 in Roman numerals when one letter is removed

Becomes the surname of a UK prime minister if its penultimate letter is removed

Can be subdivided into two conjunctions and an Egyptian god

Becomes another country if its last letter is changed

Is an anagram of a disease that might cause a dog to foam at the mouth

Contains the name of a famous volcano

Becomes the first name of actresses de Havilland and d'Abo when its first letter is removed

Consists of the seven most common letters in English, each used once

Becomes the Spanish word for 'bookstore' if an R is inserted after its third letter

Is an anagram of a word meaning 'residents of the country whose capital is Bucharest'

Becomes a bodily fluid if its second and fourth letters are removed

Contains all five vowels exactly once

Becomes a dance if its two vowels are interchanged

Is an anagram of the family name of the protagonist of TV's 'The Honeymooners'

Becomes a three-dimensional shape if its last letter is changed

Contains a word meaning 'withered old women'

Begins with three consecutive letters of the alphabet, in alphabetical order

Begins with a four-letter word that means both a weapon and a spice

Becomes a synonym for 'chaste' if its two vowels are interchanged