| Look for a new goal | 19 |
| Put together again | 18 |
| Agreed once more | 16 |
| Second-time claimant | 20 |
| Says not for the first time | 27 |
| Pushes forward again | 20 |
| Like much real estate, annually | 31 |
| Evaluated anew | 14 |
| Appraises anew | 14 |
| Takes stock again | 17 |
| Gets a whole new view of | 24 |
| Experiences buyer's remorse, e.g. | 37 |
| Having another look at | 22 |
| Changing life priorities | 24 |
| Redeploy, e.g. | 14 |
| Shuffle the staff | 17 |
| Put on a different task | 23 |
| Move, as to another job | 23 |
| Move to another mission | 23 |
| Move to a new position | 22 |
| Appoint to a new position | 25 |
| Transferred to another department, perhaps | 42 |
| Classify again | 14 |
| Restore confidence | 18 |
| Set at ease | 11 |
| Say "There, there," say | 33 |
| Give new confidence to | 22 |
| Give comforting words to | 24 |
| Give back confidence | 20 |
| Enhearten | 9 |
| Calm, say | 9 |
| No longer worried | 17 |
| Restored confidence | 19 |
| Gave cheer to one in fear | 25 |
| One with comforting words | 25 |
| Gives new confidence to | 23 |
| Eases tensions | 14 |
| Confidence-boosting | 19 |
| Comforting | 10 |
| Confidence-inspiring | 20 |
| They ring some necks | 20 |
| They may be seen on saddle horns | 32 |
| Some Western gear | 17 |
| Ropes for vaqueros | 18 |
| Ranchers' ropes | 19 |
| Rancheros' ropes | 20 |
| Leading mules, in Málaga | 27 |
| Coiled Western gear | 19 |
| Cattle ropes | 12 |
| Charges anew | 12 |
| Achieve again | 13 |
| Swears to once more | 20 |
| Look at the books again | 23 |
| Check again, as the books | 25 |
| Inventor of an alcohol thermometer | 34 |
| Inventor of the alcohol thermometer | 35 |
| 18th-century French inventor of a temperature scale | 51 |
| Plunder, old-style | 18 |
| Plunder, old style | 18 |
| Tear, old style | 15 |
| Tear apart, old-style | 21 |
| Take forcibly, old-style | 24 |
| Split, old-style | 16 |
| Split apart, old-style | 22 |
| Seize, old-style | 16 |
| Rob, old style | 14 |
| Rend; break; tear | 17 |
| Plunder, archaically | 20 |
| Pillage (archaic) | 17 |
| Illegally take, old-style | 25 |
| Splits, old-style | 17 |
| Plunders, old-style | 19 |
| Acknowledge anew | 16 |
| Swear again | 11 |
| Repeat a declaration | 20 |
| Admit again | 11 |
| Hear the snooze alarm | 21 |
| Rouse again | 11 |
| Stir up again, as memories | 26 |
| Administer smelling salts to | 28 |
| Stirs about an island? | 22 |
| Gets aroused again | 18 |
| Unchaff again | 13 |
| Heard the snooze alarm | 22 |
| Roused again, as a stubborn sleeper | 35 |
| Hockey player and coach Billy _____ | 35 |
| Former Blackhawks coach Billy | 29 |
| Coach Billy | 11 |
| Middle Eastern fiddle | 21 |
| Middle East fiddle | 18 |
| Lute's relative | 19 |
| Arabian fiddle | 14 |
| "Somebody Should Leave" singer | 40 |
| Dip the boat out again | 22 |
| Put on a new worm | 17 |
| Put another worm on the hook | 28 |
| Hang a new worm on | 18 |
| Loaded hooks anew | 17 |
| Packaged again | 14 |
| Country singer with a hit sitcom | 32 |