| "Just a moment" | 25 |
| Kind of juniper | 15 |
| Ego | 3 |
| Personal identity | 17 |
| Word after "be" or "by" | 43 |
| Singular reflexive | 18 |
| Important person to believe in | 30 |
| "Hell is ___": T. S. Eliot | 36 |
| Something it's good to be | 29 |
| Make___scarce | 13 |
| Make ___ scarce (flee) | 22 |
| By -- (alone) | 13 |
| By ___ (alone) | 14 |
| Alone, when preceded by "by" | 38 |
| Alone (with "by") | 27 |
| A person, to that person | 24 |
| "To love __ is the beginning of a lifelong romance": Wilde | 68 |
| "The greatest thing in the world is to know how to belong to ___": Montaigne | 86 |
| " . . . more difficult to judge ___ . . . ": Saint-Exupéry | 71 |
| Beat a dead horse, literally | 28 |
| Many a Twitter message | 22 |
| 4th part of truism | 18 |
| Get ___ (lay hold of) | 21 |
| Wall Street unit | 16 |
| Minimal security holding | 24 |
| Minimal market purchase | 23 |
| Corporate gadfly's purchase, maybe | 38 |
| Pursue a passion | 16 |
| Movie poster, e.g. | 18 |
| Page 2 | 6 |
| What son John had on | 20 |
| Unit for My Son John | 20 |
| John Wilkes Booth performance | 29 |
| Special-issue magazines | 23 |
| Person with a warped mind, in slang | 35 |
| Infant outfits | 14 |
| Baby garments with snaps | 24 |
| Tot garments | 12 |
| Baby bodysuits | 14 |
| What may fit all | 16 |
| It's said to fit all | 24 |
| It may fit all | 14 |
| It fits all, sometimes | 22 |
| It fits all, so they say | 24 |
| It fits all, in a phrase | 24 |
| It fits all | 11 |
| Endlessly adjustable, as clothing | 33 |
| "___ fits all" (common label) | 39 |
| Line from a snowcap catalog? | 28 |
| Words in stretch-sock ads | 25 |
| Disproved! It hung on me like a sack! | 37 |
| Out of ___ (beyond a person's abilities) | 44 |
| Minimum pizza order | 19 |
| Common pizzeria order | 21 |
| Pink Floyd "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" song | 55 |
| Part of Armstrong's statement | 33 |
| " . . . silver spoon in ___" | 38 |
| "Sunny, ___ true, I love you" (1966 Bobby Hebb lyric) | 63 |
| Do ____: share the job | 22 |
| Do ___ (share the burden) | 25 |
| Cross ___ (encounter) | 21 |
| It's beside the point | 25 |
| Rightmost addition column | 25 |
| It's to the left of a dot | 29 |
| Dollar bill, in retro slang | 27 |
| Snake-eyes half | 15 |
| Lowest die roll | 15 |
| Have ___ (speak up) | 19 |
| Waiting for ___ to come in | 26 |
| A person can be rich when . . . | 31 |
| Not-so-fancy places to stay | 27 |
| Guidebook listings for the budget-conscious | 43 |
| How a baby progresses? | 22 |
| Simple crazes? | 14 |
| Danced the milonga | 18 |
| Ragtime dances | 14 |
| Roaring 20's dances | 23 |
| Dances set to ragtime | 21 |
| Bruce Springsteen ballad | 24 |
| Stub ___ (miscalculate) | 23 |
| On ___ (alert) | 14 |
| Fourteen pounds | 15 |
| Fourteen pounds, to a Brit | 26 |
| 14 pounds, to a Brit | 20 |
| British unit equal to 14 pounds | 31 |
| Like some shopping | 18 |
| Some flights | 12 |
| Like shopping done all in the same place | 40 |
| Like convenient shopping | 24 |
| Words on a minimart front | 25 |
| Very convenient, as shopping | 28 |
| Offering many services | 22 |
| Not quite direct, as a flight | 29 |
| Not quite direct | 16 |
| Like shopping in megamarts | 26 |
| Kind of shopping | 16 |
| Convenient, shoppingwise | 24 |
| Convenient, as shopping | 23 |
| Convenient, as a store | 22 |
| Convenient kind of shopping | 27 |