| Variety of olivine | 18 |
| Olivine variety | 15 |
| Yellowish-green gem | 19 |
| Yellowish green birthstone | 26 |
| Olivine | 7 |
| Emerald look-alike | 18 |
| Barack Obama's birthstone | 29 |
| Yellowish-green, foolish oldsters? | 34 |
| Rock containing olivine | 23 |
| Yellowish-green gems | 20 |
| Some transparent gems | 21 |
| Of an orbital point | 19 |
| Type of spring tide | 19 |
| Nearest orbital point | 21 |
| Orbital minimum | 15 |
| Point in the orbit nearest the earth | 36 |
| Point in an ellipse | 19 |
| Orbit's closest point | 25 |
| Orbit position | 14 |
| Nearest approach | 16 |
| Moon's nearest point | 24 |
| Lowest orbital point | 20 |
| Innermost orbital point | 23 |
| Closest point in an orbit | 25 |
| Points in planets' orbits | 29 |
| Points in planets' rounds | 29 |
| Low points of orbit | 19 |
| Closest points in orbits | 24 |
| She played Roz Doyle on "Frasier" | 43 |
| Angle of 360° | 16 |
| Prized edible fungus | 20 |
| Orbital points nearest the Sun | 30 |
| Point in a planet's orbit that's closest to the sun | 59 |
| Orbital position nearest the sun | 32 |
| Exposed to risk | 15 |
| Exposed to danger | 17 |
| Classic cliff-hanger (with "The") | 43 |
| Around an attorney? | 19 |
| Place for a fence, perhaps | 26 |
| Patrol area | 11 |
| Outermost limits | 16 |
| Production need for GWTW | 24 |
| "Braveheart," for one | 31 |
| Palace of Versailles decor, e.g. | 32 |
| Table in chemistry class | 24 |
| Intermittent | 12 |
| Table for chemists? | 19 |
| Like the table that hangs in a lab | 34 |
| Like Mendeleev's table | 26 |
| Like magazine mailings | 22 |
| Like a planetary orbit | 22 |
| Kind of table in chemistry class | 32 |
| Happening at intervals | 22 |
| Every-once-in-a-while | 21 |
| Cyclical | 8 |
| ___ table (chemistry class topic) | 33 |
| Money, for one | 14 |
| “I added some more elements to my table,” Mendeleev said ___ | 68 |
| "Magazine," said Tom ___ | 34 |
| Many are mailed out monthly | 27 |
| Social Security check, e.g. | 27 |
| What Old Faithful blows off | 27 |
| Salt with the maximum proportion of element #53 | 47 |
| Relating to a branch of dentistry | 33 |
| Of a dentistry branch | 21 |
| Disease diagnosed by dentists | 29 |
| Some antiques | 13 |
| Gym class locale known for its dancing almost failing? | 54 |
| They're historically evocative | 34 |
| These are hardly modern art | 27 |
| Costume dramas, e.g. | 20 |
| BLUE followers | 14 |
| In an itinerant fashion | 23 |
| Unexpected turn of events, as in a literary work | 48 |
| Sudden turn of events | 21 |
| Plot reversals in novel | 23 |
| Strong-flavored tobacco | 23 |
| Southern tobacco | 16 |
| Die, in Rome | 12 |
| U-boat features | 15 |
| Kind of peepholes | 17 |
| Vegetables and fruit | 20 |
| Some refrigerator contents | 26 |
| Ceased to exist | 15 |
| Comes to an end | 15 |
| Is wiped out | 12 |
| Becomes ruined | 14 |
| ____ thought!: Don't believe it! | 36 |
| Process accompanying digestion | 30 |
| Colonnade around a courtyard | 28 |
| Old weight unit | 15 |
| Birthstone for most Leos | 24 |
| Peruke | 6 |
| Washington wore one | 19 |
| Old-fashioned topper | 20 |
| Washington's hairpiece | 26 |
| Old hairpiece | 13 |
| Male fashion of Washington's time | 37 |
| Hairpiece for Sir Roger | 23 |
| Dandy's topper | 18 |