| Old name for badminton (named for an Indian city) | 49 |
| Maharastra city | 15 |
| Indian educational center | 25 |
| Indian city southeast of Bombay | 31 |
| City SE of Bombay | 17 |
| City near Bombay | 16 |
| Trees of East Indies | 20 |
| Popeye's father | 19 |
| Popeye is his son | 17 |
| Casualty of an all-night poker game? | 36 |
| Party ___ (wet blanket) | 23 |
| Party ___ (boor or bore) | 24 |
| Pet maintenance devices | 23 |
| Head activity? | 14 |
| #2 euphemism | 12 |
| ... at a Chinese restaurant? | 28 |
| Test on which to use a number two pencil? | 41 |
| Tests on the latest news scoops? | 32 |
| ___ a church mouse | 18 |
| ___ church-mouse | 16 |
| Valets who get no tips? | 23 |
| New Orleans sub | 15 |
| Hero of New Orleans? | 20 |
| Ribbed pullover | 15 |
| Publisher's problem | 23 |
| D for magazine sales? | 21 |
| Unfortunate type | 16 |
| Unfortunate soul | 16 |
| U.S. painter: 1859–1940 | 30 |
| Perley of journalistic fame | 27 |
| "Perley" of journalism | 32 |
| More in need | 12 |
| Less well off | 13 |
| Worse off, financially | 22 |
| Word before "in sickness and in health" | 49 |
| Not as well off | 15 |
| Worse off than the Cratchits | 28 |
| Wiser's correlative | 23 |
| Relatively cheesy | 17 |
| Of less worth | 13 |
| Lower-income | 12 |
| "For richer, for ___" | 31 |
| " . . . richer, for ___ . . . " | 41 |
| Most needy | 10 |
| Least moneyed | 13 |
| Worst off, in a way | 19 |
| The most unsigned band? | 23 |
| Neediest | 8 |
| Least opulent | 13 |
| Having the least | 16 |
| Furthest from flush | 19 |
| At the bottom of the class | 26 |
| Least impressive place of business? | 35 |
| Marathoner's worst finishes? | 32 |
| Inadequate specimen | 19 |
| One-time charitable home | 24 |
| Oliver Twist's birthplace | 29 |
| Destitution, metaphorically | 27 |
| Indian bread variety | 20 |
| One thing to scoop up the saag with | 35 |
| Ben Franklin, in some books | 27 |
| Something you later might think better of | 41 |
| Loaded kid of the comics | 24 |
| " . . . I am even ___ thanks" | 39 |
| Rather inferior | 15 |
| Welfare act of old | 18 |
| Relief measure of Elizabethan times | 35 |
| Old welfare measure | 19 |
| They provide support to the needy | 33 |
| Precursor to "the dole" | 33 |
| Bad sport | 9 |
| Incapably | 9 |
| How the unskilled may perform | 29 |
| With no great success | 21 |
| Burping and slurping in public | 30 |
| "Hail Sabbath! . . . the ___ day": J. Grahame | 55 |
| With 69A and 69D, what these answers show | 41 |
| Low grade, e.g. | 15 |
| Supporter of class struggle who also happens to run a Fortune 500 company? | 74 |
| "Nothing seems to go my way" | 38 |
| Less fortunate | 14 |
| Substandard effort | 18 |
| Inferior composure? | 19 |
| Warren Zevon "___ Pitiful Me" | 39 |
| Stress of being strapped? | 25 |
| Elizabethan property tax to benefit the disadvantaged | 53 |
| Source of homey wisdom | 22 |
| Insurance headaches | 19 |
| Couch potato's condition, probably | 38 |
| Hardly a marksman | 17 |
| Hardly a deadeye | 16 |
| Telling non-P.C. jokes in public, for example, in the wrong sense? | 66 |
| No prize specimen | 17 |
| Esthetic deficiency | 19 |
| Some Monopoly players pay it | 28 |
| Minor Monopoly outlay | 21 |
| Kind of Monopoly penalty | 24 |
| It's $15, in Monopoly | 25 |
| Raymond Hubbell ballad of 1916 | 30 |
| Poor grammar quip, Part 2 | 25 |