| Faulty foot posture | 19 |
| Player asleep on the sidelines? | 31 |
| Big-tine sport? | 15 |
| Like a pitchfork | 16 |
| Having tines | 12 |
| Like electrical plugs | 21 |
| Cork-puller descriptor | 22 |
| Antelopelike deer | 17 |
| Without tines | 13 |
| Malady brought on by incorrectly plugging in appliances? | 56 |
| Sign leading to a bunch of antlers? | 35 |
| Walking on all fours | 20 |
| Nous or vous | 12 |
| Il or elle, in Paris | 20 |
| Resembling a part of speech | 27 |
| Containing he, she or it, e.g. | 30 |
| Say the word | 12 |
| Ways things are said | 20 |
| Substantive substitutes | 23 |
| He, she and it | 14 |
| Sudden impulses, in Madrid | 26 |
| High-level edicts | 17 |
| Typo finder | 11 |
| Mistake-catcher | 15 |
| Mistake catcher | 15 |
| Letterpress worker | 18 |
| Clue crew | 9 |
| Typo on a vodka bottle label? | 29 |
| Wino's blood type? (straight pun) | 37 |
| DNA evidence, say | 17 |
| Ones who tell you when your slip is showing? | 44 |
| Study ace? | 10 |
| What this answer could use? | 27 |
| Scans for errors | 16 |
| People who put you to the test? | 31 |
| 2014 event featuring Team Rice vs. Team Sanders | 47 |
| Chemical substance that hastens aging | 37 |
| Dropped leaflets, perhaps | 25 |
| Tokyo Rose's output | 23 |
| What dropped leaflets could be | 30 |
| Slanted publicity | 17 |
| Respectable male goose? | 23 |
| Pro-state material | 18 |
| P.R. flak | 9 |
| Organized rumor-spreading | 25 |
| Lies, perhaps | 13 |
| A socially correct goose? | 25 |
| A socially correct goose in Boston? | 35 |
| Bear young | 10 |
| Spread, as ideas | 16 |
| Shore up an entryway | 20 |
| Let spread | 10 |
| Increase in extent | 18 |
| Spread of ideas, e.g. | 21 |
| Decorous reptile | 16 |
| Town criers, e.g. | 17 |
| Certain liquid fuel container | 29 |
| Welders' devices | 20 |
| Word accented on the antepenultimate syllable (the answer is an example of one) | 79 |
| Outcome of the coin toss, or first team to score a touchdown, e.g. | 66 |
| One with a thing for laughter? | 30 |
| "... and their two daughters, ___ ..." | 48 |
| Launching-pad fuel | 18 |
| Thrust producer | 15 |
| Submarine's mover | 21 |
| Outboard-motor part | 19 |
| Beanie topper | 13 |
| Ericsson invention | 18 |
| Flammable hydrocarbons | 22 |
| Post code | 9 |
| 1/2 or 7/8 | 10 |
| In the correct way | 18 |
| In a seemly way | 15 |
| As Miss Manners would do it | 27 |
| According to Miss Manners | 25 |
| "William Jefferson Clinton," e.g. | 43 |
| Subject of "Emily Post's Christmas Party Guide"? | 62 |
| Uncommon things in language | 27 |
| Well-mannered sisters? | 22 |
| Good eating habits | 18 |
| Genteel education boss? | 23 |
| Monopoly possessions | 20 |
| What good Monopoly players possess | 34 |
| Neckwear just right for the occasion? | 37 |
| "Monopoly" possessions | 32 |
| Stuff you own | 13 |
| Soames Forsyte's first love | 31 |
| Possessions (and a tax) | 23 |
| THREE LINE STARTERS | 19 |
| Handwriting on the wall, perhaps | 32 |
| House funding? | 14 |
| Apocalyptic revelation | 22 |
| Seer's ledger statement | 27 |
| Balance sheet for Amos? | 23 |
| Money-making soothsayer? | 24 |
| Title for Anna: Luke 2:36 | 25 |
| They speak by divine inspiration | 32 |
| Nearness | 8 |
| Wins the favor of | 17 |
| Some fast planes | 16 |