| Curve-cutting lines | 19 |
| Cosines' reciprocals | 24 |
| Cosine reciprocals | 18 |
| WHAT POLITICOS MAY DO AT N.J. CONVENTION | 40 |
| Jersey Meadowlands town | 23 |
| Dry-plaster painting | 20 |
| Short, to Verdi | 15 |
| Short and very staccato: Mus. | 29 |
| Short and staccato, musically | 29 |
| Plaster painting (from "dry": It.) | 44 |
| Painting on dry plaster | 23 |
| Fresco ____: painting technique | 31 |
| Dry, in Italian | 15 |
| Dry, as Italian wine | 20 |
| Kind of mortgage | 16 |
| Withdraw formally | 17 |
| Leave the country? | 18 |
| Be a union buster? | 18 |
| Withdraw (from) | 15 |
| Withdraw officially | 19 |
| Leave the union | 15 |
| Withdraw from a union | 21 |
| Leave a group | 13 |
| Break away formally | 19 |
| Withdraw from an alliance | 25 |
| Withdraw from a federation | 26 |
| Leave the country | 17 |
| Leave like Louisiana once did | 29 |
| Become an ex-member | 19 |
| Withdraw from the Union | 23 |
| Withdraw from an organization | 29 |
| Withdraw from | 13 |
| War cry of some Quebecois | 25 |
| State yourself? | 15 |
| Start another country | 21 |
| Start a new state, say | 22 |
| Quit a union | 12 |
| Pull out formally | 17 |
| Pull away | 9 |
| Opt not to be a state of the Union | 34 |
| Formally withdraw from membership | 33 |
| Formally break away | 19 |
| Form a splinter group | 21 |
| Emulate what Dixie did in 1861 | 30 |
| Emulate S.C. in 1860 | 20 |
| Disaffiliate | 12 |
| Break up an alliance, in a way | 30 |
| Break a union | 13 |
| Withdrew in a way | 18 |
| What Texas did on Feb. 1, 1861 | 30 |
| Quit the union | 14 |
| Left the Union | 14 |
| Left a federation | 17 |
| Followed S.C. in 1860 | 21 |
| Broke off (from) | 16 |
| Any of the Confederate states | 29 |
| Virginia in 1861 | 16 |
| One leaving the union | 21 |
| One leaving the country | 23 |
| One breaking away | 17 |
| Jeff Davis, for one | 19 |
| Defector of a sort | 18 |
| Backing-out backer | 18 |
| Union leavers | 13 |
| The South, in 1860-61 | 21 |
| The Confederate States of America | 33 |
| The Carolinas in 1861, e.g. | 27 |
| Dropouts of a sort | 18 |
| Withdraws from an organization | 30 |
| Withdraws officially | 20 |
| Leaves the union | 16 |
| Leaves the country? | 19 |
| Withdraws from a union | 22 |
| Withdraws formally | 18 |
| Pulls out | 9 |
| Leaves the country | 18 |
| Formally withdraws | 18 |
| Emulates S.C. in 1860 | 21 |
| Drops out | 9 |
| Dissociates formally | 20 |
| Breaking away | 13 |
| Withdrawing from a union | 24 |
| Leaving America | 15 |
| Discriminate | 12 |
| Breakaway | 9 |
| Movement led by South Carolina | 30 |
| Dixie decision: 1861 | 20 |
| Hyperbolic secant: Abbr. | 24 |
| Zwei times drei | 15 |
| Vier + zwei | 11 |
| Drei doubled | 12 |
| 1/2 Dutzend guns? | 17 |
| Small pear | 10 |
| Small, yellowish-brown variety of pear | 38 |
| Small yellowish- to reddish-brown pear | 38 |
| Reddish-brown pear | 18 |
| Novus ordo __: Great Seal phrase | 32 |
| Withdraw into solitude | 22 |
| Shut off from view | 18 |
| Screen from view | 16 |