| Blogger's quota? | 20 |
| Ph.D. candidate, e.g. | 21 |
| Many a university lab employee, colloquially | 44 |
| Reporters who were trained in Washington, D.C.? | 47 |
| Fence builder's starting point | 34 |
| As soon as possible | 19 |
| ___ fallacy | 11 |
| Old wind instrument | 19 |
| How Wolfe's "The Hills Beyond" was published | 58 |
| False hair | 10 |
| Mail carrier, slangily | 22 |
| Message board activity | 22 |
| Bulletin board items | 20 |
| Cruel blogger's device for disciplining employees? | 54 |
| Musical piece at the end of a church service | 44 |
| Musical afterthought | 20 |
| Concluding movement | 19 |
| Closing piece of music | 22 |
| Closing musical selection | 25 |
| He pushes the envelope | 22 |
| U.S. male? | 10 |
| Repetitive bell-ringer | 22 |
| One pushing the envelope? | 25 |
| Mailer's go-between | 23 |
| He who "always rings twice" | 37 |
| Daily neighborhood sight | 24 |
| Civil-service ringer | 20 |
| "The ___ Always Rings Twice": Cain | 44 |
| Cancelled in a way | 18 |
| Mailing-date indicators | 23 |
| U. S. mail V.I.P. | 17 |
| Person of letters | 17 |
| Official in charge of sorts? | 28 |
| Mind or piece? | 14 |
| Man of many cancellations | 25 |
| Letter head | 11 |
| After Leonardo, e.g.? | 21 |
| Federal officials | 17 |
| Drivers of red-white-and-blue vans | 34 |
| Workers for William F. Bolger | 29 |
| They ring twice | 15 |
| Some mail carriers | 18 |
| Pen pals' go-betweens | 25 |
| Ones who are lettered? | 22 |
| Letter experts | 14 |
| Certain ringers | 15 |
| Box fillers | 11 |
| Like New York City's Sony Building | 38 |
| Like many Thomas Pynchon or Don DeLillo novels | 46 |
| Bodily organ with no definite structure, function, or truth-value at all? | 73 |
| Style of New York's Sony Building | 37 |
| Obit for a Washington paper? | 28 |
| Dead-letter office | 18 |
| Bridge-table replay | 19 |
| After-the-fact discussion | 25 |
| AFTER DEATH | 11 |
| Stiff examinations? | 19 |
| After the Pentateuchal period | 29 |
| Plumber's concern at the allergist's office? | 52 |
| Excuse for rhinoplasty? | 23 |
| Of the very, very young | 23 |
| "___ BILLS" (sign on a hoarding) | 42 |
| ___ BILLS (sign on a wall) | 26 |
| Sign on a construction site fence | 33 |
| Position, in Pisa | 17 |
| Job or place: It. | 17 |
| Mail clerk's fruit? | 23 |
| Mail carrier's underwear? | 29 |
| They're usually numbered | 28 |
| Mail holders | 12 |
| Mail conveniences ... or a hint to eight squares in this puzzle | 63 |
| Sort of sorter | 14 |
| Stamp sellers | 13 |
| Tom of "Newhart" | 26 |
| "Newhart" actor Tom | 29 |
| Three-time "Newhart" Emmy nominee | 43 |
| Actor Tom of "Newhart" | 32 |
| Job for Dad the doctor? | 23 |
| After things are sewn up? | 25 |
| Requiring no stamps | 19 |
| Like some envelopes | 19 |
| Defer | 5 |
| Adjourn sine die | 16 |
| On hold | 7 |
| Deferred | 8 |
| Apt anagram of STOPPED? NO | 26 |
| Those who prefer suspense? | 26 |
| Washington newspaper editor? | 28 |
| Career at a Washington newspaper? | 33 |
| Like the grunge rock movement | 29 |
| Genre for Talking Heads and Killing Joke | 40 |
| Pony-express route | 18 |
| Old-time mail route | 19 |
| One may follow a signature | 26 |
| Afterthought | 12 |
| End-of-letter addendum | 22 |
| Like most bowl games | 20 |
| Time for playoffs | 17 |
| Time for play-off games | 23 |
| Like most bowls | 15 |