| Part of a home-repair program | 29 |
| Took back, as lost territory | 28 |
| Took back, as a title | 21 |
| Taken back, as territory | 24 |
| Successfully defended one's title | 37 |
| Got back, as a championship | 27 |
| Gained a championship again | 27 |
| Conquered again | 15 |
| Captured the title again | 24 |
| Puts differently | 16 |
| Donned again | 12 |
| Edit heavy-handedly | 19 |
| Try a new approach to | 21 |
| Edit, possibly | 14 |
| Edit considerably | 17 |
| Change, as a novel | 18 |
| Set back to the beginning, as a tape | 36 |
| Like a videotape that's ready to be played | 46 |
| Fixed a rug | 11 |
| Interlaced again | 16 |
| Fixed, as a tapestry | 20 |
| Fixed a broken web link? | 24 |
| What Christmas present peekers do | 33 |
| Swathe anew | 11 |
| Seal again, as a package | 24 |
| Put new paper on | 16 |
| Put a new bandage on | 20 |
| Put a fresh bandage on | 22 |
| Prepare to put back in the fridge, say | 38 |
| Prepare to give what you received? | 34 |
| Prepare presents again | 22 |
| Prepare for the freezer | 23 |
| Package up before forwarding | 28 |
| Make presents look unopened? | 28 |
| Cover anew | 10 |
| Cover again, as a gift | 22 |
| Christmas present peekers do it | 31 |
| Puts new bandages on | 20 |
| Second drafts | 13 |
| Does a newsroom job | 19 |
| Alters the text | 15 |
| "Do that vowel over, Kojak" | 37 |
| Not in its original form, as an article | 39 |
| In a new draft | 14 |
| Singing group from Minneapolis | 30 |
| Fixed on a loom | 15 |
| Famed U.S. painter | 18 |
| Classic drugstore name | 22 |
| Store name derived from the prescription symbol | 47 |
| Old drugstore name | 18 |
| Old drugstore chain | 19 |
| Drugstore name derived from the prescription symbol | 51 |
| Drugstore name | 14 |
| Drugstore chain begun in 1902 | 29 |
| ___ Place (Edmonton Oilers' arena) | 38 |
| T. ___ (fearsome dinos) | 23 |
| Harrison and Reed | 17 |
| Some conventionally named dogs | 30 |
| Short-haired rabbits | 20 |
| Reed and Harrison | 17 |
| Harrison and Stout | 18 |
| Curly-coated cats | 17 |
| Critic Reed and football coach Ryan | 35 |
| Actor Harrison, and others | 26 |
| Julius Caesar portrayer, 1963 | 29 |
| Left-handed Henry Higgins | 25 |
| Julius Caesar portrayer | 23 |
| Best Actor of 1964 | 18 |
| "My Fair Lady" co-star [the Reagans] | 46 |
| "A Damned Serious Business: My Life in Comedy" memoirist | 66 |
| Oscar winner (1964)/"Star Wars" star | 46 |
| Dr. Dolittle collides with Han Solo | 35 |
| Soap opera comic strip set in a hospital | 40 |
| "Some Buried Caesar" | 30 |
| "Fer-de-Lance" mystery novelist | 41 |
| Snacks for certain dogs? | 24 |
| Critic Reed does major damage? | 30 |
| Bridle part, in Braemar | 23 |
| Foxes | 5 |
| French Premier in 1940 | 22 |
| Burt's grocery story purchase? | 34 |
| Mexican city on the Rio Grande | 30 |
| Luminous Spanish king? | 22 |
| Tribal land, informally, with "the" | 45 |
| Tribe's land, informally | 28 |
| Tribe home, informally | 22 |
| Tribal land, slangily | 21 |
| Tract for a tribe, briefly | 26 |
| PlayStation 2 game of 2002 | 26 |
| Native American territory, in slang, with "the" | 57 |
| Nation within a nation, casually, with "the" | 54 |
| Ian Frazier book "On the ___" | 39 |
| ___-de-chaussée (ground floor) | 33 |
| _____ -de- chaussee (street level) | 34 |
| Shah of Iran, 1941-79 | 21 |
| Loire commune | 13 |
| Huon's love in "Oberon" | 37 |
| Compresses once more | 20 |
| Nine Inch Nails musician | 24 |
| Nine Inch Nails founder Trent __ | 32 |