| Grant's opponent, 1872 | 26 |
| Founder of the New York Tribune | 31 |
| Candidate of 1872 | 17 |
| "Go west" advisor | 27 |
| Eco-friendly computers from Taiwan? | 35 |
| Growth on wet rocks or the surface of stagnant water | 52 |
| Microscopic protists | 20 |
| Common seaweed | 14 |
| Ones concerned with sustainable design | 38 |
| Superhero who had an arch foe named Bull's-Eye | 50 |
| Illustrator Kate | 16 |
| Legal-tender bill | 17 |
| Legal-tender bill, slangily | 27 |
| Legal tender, slangily | 22 |
| Federal Reserve note | 20 |
| A U.S. legal-tender note | 24 |
| Civil War currency | 18 |
| 19th-century U.S. money | 23 |
| Singles, vees and sawbucks | 26 |
| Singles and sawbuck | 19 |
| Frog and grasshopper? | 21 |
| Reusable tote, e.g. | 19 |
| Haymakers? | 10 |
| Beginning poet? | 15 |
| Indiana team relocated to Wisconsin? | 36 |
| Team auto? | 10 |
| Wisconsin pro footballer | 24 |
| Wisconsin moving man | 20 |
| Smallest-city NFLer | 19 |
| Bart Starr was one | 18 |
| Bromfield novel, with "The" | 37 |
| Dublin college freshman's wear? | 35 |
| Yankee city on March 17 | 23 |
| St. Patrick's Day quaff | 27 |
| St. Patrick's Day order #3 | 30 |
| Dojo conferrals | 15 |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Hank | 27 |
| Colorful mobile device? | 23 |
| Second three colors of rainbow | 30 |
| Eco-friendly baroque dance? | 27 |
| Sport for environmental keglers? | 32 |
| Smilax | 6 |
| Immigrant's document | 24 |
| Certain IDs | 11 |
| Immigrant's ID | 18 |
| ID for a U.S. permanent resident | 32 |
| Alien's goal | 16 |
| 1990 Gérard Depardieu film | 29 |
| Work necessities, for some | 26 |
| Moon material, supposedly | 25 |
| Moon material, so it's said | 31 |
| Moon base, supposedly | 21 |
| Color combo #3: Cowardly IBM and GE shares? | 43 |
| Brass instrument with a patina? | 31 |
| Fare for surly putters? | 23 |
| "American Idiot" band | 31 |
| "American Idiot" punk band | 36 |
| "American Idiot" and "Nimrod" band | 54 |
| Plant of arum family | 20 |
| Lorne's favorite side dish? | 31 |
| Culinary blunder for actor, TV narrator, comedian and essayist | 62 |
| Became verdant | 14 |
| Made verdant | 12 |
| "... actresses Ashley and Susan!" | 43 |
| Seuss book about a musical breakfast? | 37 |
| Horticulturist's milieu? | 28 |
| Duffer's feeling toward a putting pro? | 42 |
| Less wasteful | 13 |
| Like the neighbors' grass | 29 |
| Not as accomplished | 19 |
| More grassy | 11 |
| More ecological | 15 |
| More desirable, pasturewise | 27 |
| Like the neighbor's grass | 29 |
| Like the grass on the other side, in a saying | 45 |
| Like the grass next door | 24 |
| Like some pastures | 18 |
| Like more desirable pastures | 28 |
| Like grass on the other side | 28 |
| Like grass next door | 20 |
| Like a next-door neighbor's lawn, or so it seems | 52 |
| Less ripe | 9 |
| Inexperienced workman | 21 |
| Comparatively conscious of the environment | 42 |
| "The Grass Is Always ___ . . . " | 42 |
| Verdure | 7 |
| Fern bar décor | 17 |
| ''Brighton Rock'' writer and others | 51 |
| Least ripe | 10 |
| Copies of "Our Man in Havana," "The Quiet American" and "The End of the Affair"? | 110 |
| Lorne takes on crooner | 22 |
| Colorfully envious? | 19 |
| Like a certain monster | 22 |
| Full of envy | 12 |
| Envious | 7 |
| 1970 hit by Sugarloaf | 21 |
| Sugarloaf top-10 tune of '70 | 32 |
| Links charge | 12 |
| Cost incurred before driving | 28 |
| Poet Riley's Indiana birthplace | 35 |