| Last stage of some lives | 24 |
| Not fully respected | 19 |
| Math, of English, Math, History and Biology? | 44 |
| Not a top priority at the P.O. | 30 |
| It's now called "Periodicals" | 43 |
| Housepainter's attire | 25 |
| Coffee drinker's request, perhaps | 37 |
| 1/60-minute drink? | 18 |
| Opportunity for a football squad | 32 |
| Added support, in a way | 23 |
| Went along with a motion | 24 |
| Supported, as a motion | 22 |
| Like some motions | 17 |
| Endorsed a proposal | 19 |
| Did a duel chore | 16 |
| Backed, as a motion | 19 |
| Backed the motion | 17 |
| Backed a motion | 15 |
| Result of a successful initial printing | 39 |
| One who say "Amen" | 28 |
| Motion supporter | 16 |
| Motion mover | 12 |
| What the best man plays | 23 |
| Very early Amati product | 24 |
| Subordinate player | 18 |
| One with a lesser role | 22 |
| Rematches | 9 |
| Repeat failure? | 15 |
| Instant lunch? | 14 |
| Stop on the way from 0 to 60? | 29 |
| #2 for a driver | 15 |
| Level for most seven-year-olds | 30 |
| What armchair quarterbacks do | 29 |
| Question decisions, in a way | 28 |
| Question after the fact | 23 |
| Criticize in hindsight | 22 |
| Criticize after the fact | 24 |
| Invitee of a duel attendant? | 28 |
| Game piece? | 11 |
| What follows a mid-season disintegration | 40 |
| Previously owned | 16 |
| Like thrift shop merchandise | 28 |
| Watch! It goes around? | 22 |
| Kind of smoke | 13 |
| It sweeps across the face | 25 |
| Tick source | 11 |
| Tick producer | 13 |
| "___ Rose," Streisand hit | 35 |
| Students' bargains | 22 |
| Watchmaker's transactions? | 30 |
| Going around a clock every minute? | 34 |
| 2003 film with Caine, Duvall & Osment | 41 |
| Servants in waiting? | 20 |
| Used letters? | 13 |
| Hit for Barbra | 14 |
| Fanny Brice song that was a Streisand hit | 41 |
| Fast sweepers | 13 |
| Why it's time for watch repair? | 35 |
| Pub hazard, in some places | 26 |
| Bargain establishment | 21 |
| More, at a meal | 15 |
| Extra plateful | 14 |
| Romantic trip for husband and wife | 34 |
| Parents' break | 18 |
| Lower parts of duets | 20 |
| Partner's pay, perhaps | 26 |
| It can make ends meet (with back tax) | 37 |
| Vice president, e.g. | 20 |
| Certain follow-up | 17 |
| Income booster | 14 |
| A tired, overworked person? | 27 |
| French, to some | 15 |
| English, to some | 16 |
| In the next place | 17 |
| It follows "First of all ..." | 39 |
| "For another thing ..." | 33 |
| Postal delivery below standard? | 31 |
| Battle in which Lee defeated Pope | 33 |
| Officer on a ship | 17 |
| Yao junior? | 11 |
| Homeowner's additional liability | 36 |
| Homeowners may take them out | 28 |
| Riding a bike, e.g., for most | 29 |
| Deeply ingrained habit | 22 |
| Something deeply engrained | 26 |
| Lower part of a duet | 20 |
| After primo, in Italy | 21 |
| Gandhi's birthday, a holiday in India | 41 |
| See another doctor for this | 27 |
| Advice from another doctor or lawyer | 36 |
| What some patients seek | 23 |
| Losing medalist's place | 27 |
| Routine after airport luggage inspection? | 41 |
| Also-ran's award | 20 |
| Possible theme of this puzzle | 29 |
| Not tops | 8 |
| First-week Wimbledon hurdle for Serena | 38 |
| Additional helpings | 19 |
| More food | 9 |
| Duel attendants | 15 |