| High-hat quality | 16 |
| "The ___ of age . . . ": Burke | 40 |
| Overweening | 11 |
| Overly proud | 12 |
| Much too proud | 14 |
| More than snooty | 16 |
| Over-bearingly proud | 20 |
| Like some lead singers | 22 |
| Insolently proud | 16 |
| Having hubris | 13 |
| Lay claim to | 12 |
| Make undue claims | 17 |
| Claim without warrant | 21 |
| Appropriated without warrant | 28 |
| Afflalo of the Orlando Magic or Asham of the New York Rangers | 61 |
| Weekly Wall Street publication | 30 |
| Chair style | 11 |
| Middle of the pesky quip | 24 |
| Like the pointers on many signs | 31 |
| Like some directional street signs | 34 |
| Shaft attachment | 16 |
| Kansas City stadium | 19 |
| Kansas City Chiefs' stadium | 31 |
| Game sticker? | 13 |
| Calif. resort lake | 18 |
| Some shaft attachments | 22 |
| Ones given the shaft? | 21 |
| Indian relics | 13 |
| Indian museum display | 21 |
| Computer quartet | 16 |
| Certain navigational aids | 25 |
| Small shaft | 11 |
| Description for a common cursor | 31 |
| Show about a guy who spins those giant signs on the street? | 59 |
| Thickening starch once used by American Indians to heal wounds | 62 |
| Starch-yielding plant | 21 |
| Cooky flavor | 12 |
| Cookie flavor | 13 |
| Starchy plants | 14 |
| Some starchy plants | 19 |
| Feb. 14 symbols | 15 |
| Novel about the life of a pointer? | 34 |
| River and park of West | 22 |
| South Pacific address | 21 |
| Tree once associated with bow wielders | 38 |
| Swift; piercing | 15 |
| Latin American pilaf dish | 25 |
| Christmas gift for Blackbeard? | 30 |
| Arafura Sea islands | 19 |
| Indonesian islands: Var. | 24 |
| ___ Islands, Indonesia | 22 |
| "Punch" character | 27 |
| Seat of England? | 16 |
| Seat in the British Parliament? | 31 |
| Seat at Buckingham Palace? | 26 |
| Rear in Britain | 15 |
| Posterior of old | 17 |
| One might be sodomised | 22 |
| House of Commons seat? | 22 |
| Fool in Soho | 13 |
| End of a pulley block | 21 |
| Derry derrière | 17 |
| Cheeky thing, in England? | 25 |
| Cheeky part? | 12 |
| Cheeky part of a Brit | 21 |
| Can at a pub? | 13 |
| Caboose, in London | 18 |
| Bum, but dirtier | 16 |
| British sitter? | 15 |
| Brit's butt | 15 |
| Bottom, abroad | 14 |
| Bath sitting spot? | 18 |
| Bath butt | 9 |
| Bath bottom? | 12 |
| ___ over teakettle (upside-down, to Brits) | 42 |
| ___ about (waste time, in the U.K.) | 35 |
| "Couldn't be ___" (isn't motivated, in British slang) | 71 |
| British punk? | 13 |
| British bastard | 15 |
| Electric-furnace inventor | 25 |
| Prefix for a poison | 19 |
| Of a poison: Prefix | 19 |
| A poison in Potsdam | 19 |
| Poisonous salt | 14 |
| Salt of a poison | 16 |
| Colleen's second, Mary-Anne | 31 |
| Gentleman burglar | 17 |
| Lupin and others | 16 |
| Leblanc's sleuth Lupin and namesakes | 40 |
| Like some poisoning | 19 |
| 1944 film | 9 |
| 1944 Cary Grant comedy | 22 |
| Honolulu homicide's clues? | 30 |
| One wing of the Museum of Poisons? | 34 |
| Talk-show host Hall | 19 |
| Hall of talk | 12 |
| Hall of "Coming to America" | 37 |
| Former rival of Jay and David | 29 |
| TV's Hall | 13 |
| The Donald declared him the winner of 2012's "Celebrity Apprentice" | 81 |