| Four-line stanza | 16 |
| Four-line verses | 16 |
| Un and un and un and un | 23 |
| Trois follower | 14 |
| Nombre of Canadian mountains over 5100 meters | 45 |
| Huit halved | 11 |
| Frenchman's four | 20 |
| French count of superficial wounds? | 35 |
| Rocker Suzi | 11 |
| Crouched, in Calabria | 21 |
| Some Audi models | 16 |
| Trill | 5 |
| Eighth note | 11 |
| Tremble from weakness | 21 |
| Sing with a warble | 18 |
| Be tremulous | 12 |
| Very scared person, perhaps | 27 |
| Trembler | 8 |
| Eighth notes | 12 |
| Betraying nervousness, vocally | 30 |
| Jetty management? | 17 |
| Jetty support, for example? | 27 |
| Slow boat's departure point? | 32 |
| Politician who said "Quite frankly, teachers are the only profession that teach our children." | 104 |
| Gore predecessor | 16 |
| Former vice president Dan | 25 |
| Deliverer of the 1992 "Murphy Brown speech" | 53 |
| "Worth Fighting For" author | 37 |
| "What a waste it is to lose one's mind" speaker | 61 |
| Summons for Dan? | 16 |
| Former Washington family | 24 |
| Seaside commuter hub? | 21 |
| Municipality's dock? | 24 |
| Unit of quantum information | 27 |
| ChildrenÂ’s programming channel | 34 |
| More unsettled | 14 |
| More seasick | 12 |
| How a stomach might react to strange food | 41 |
| Feeling ill, simply put? | 24 |
| Carsick passenger? | 18 |
| City on the St. Lawrence | 24 |
| Canada's largest province | 29 |
| Where Montreal is | 17 |
| Where Montgomery died: 1775 | 27 |
| Where joual is spoken | 21 |
| Saint Lawrence seaport | 22 |
| Q for ____ ; or Gille's domain | 35 |
| Nordiques' home | 19 |
| Neighbor of New Brunswick | 25 |
| Laurentian Mountains' locale | 32 |
| La Belle Capitale | 17 |
| Its flag sports four fleurs-de-lis | 34 |
| City that was the site of three battles in the Seven Years' War | 67 |
| City on the St. Lawrence River | 30 |
| Capital of a province of the same name | 38 |
| Canadian province with a separatist movement | 44 |
| CanadaÂ’s largest province | 29 |
| Area claimed by Jacques Cartier | 31 |
| Alias YQB | 9 |
| ________ Air | 12 |
| Parliamentary measure of 1774 | 29 |
| Where Laval University is | 25 |
| Colorado Avalanche, formerly | 28 |
| Curfew: Sp. | 11 |
| Sci-fi role for Natalie Portman | 31 |
| Part of some British toasts | 27 |
| "We Will Rock You" band at the Grand Ole Opry? | 56 |
| Louis Quinze alternative | 24 |
| Common wildflower | 17 |
| Common field plant | 18 |
| Wildflower from which the cultivated carrot originated | 54 |
| Royal trimming | 14 |
| Frilly white flower also called wild carrot | 43 |
| Delay from an 18th-century English ruler? | 41 |
| Kensington Palace from 1702-14? | 31 |
| British throne 1702-14? | 23 |
| Architectural refinement, too familiarly? | 41 |
| Her nonspecific highness? | 25 |
| Monarch whose residence is Huis ten Bosch | 41 |
| Skep mama? | 10 |
| She has lots of workers | 23 |
| Mother in a colony | 18 |
| Title for a social leader | 25 |
| Hive VIP | 8 |
| Hive honcho | 11 |
| Hive boss | 9 |
| Head of a hive | 14 |
| Female royalty | 14 |
| Colonial leader | 15 |
| Device for contacting Elizabeth II? | 35 |
| Issuances from a robotic monarch? | 33 |
| Leaders of hives | 16 |
| Hive heads | 10 |
| They have hives | 15 |
| Hive leaders | 12 |
| Good ___ (Elizabeth I) | 22 |
| Cincinnati nickname | 19 |
| Male monarch's spouse | 25 |
| Women's springboard gold medalist? | 38 |
| Promoted, as a pawn | 19 |