| Comparatively constant | 22 |
| Regular dates | 13 |
| Stops from yo-yoing | 19 |
| Stabilizes | 10 |
| Flames, in slang | 16 |
| Certain twosomes | 16 |
| Most like a rock | 16 |
| Most firm | 9 |
| Least shaky | 11 |
| Best on the balance beam, perhaps | 33 |
| Best on the balance beam, maybe | 31 |
| With regularity | 15 |
| It may keep you on the beam | 27 |
| Funambulist's forte | 23 |
| Fabled tortoise's trait | 27 |
| Small farm | 10 |
| British composer Robert | 23 |
| Substituting for, in poetry | 27 |
| "Home" or "farm" attachment | 47 |
| Successors' spots | 21 |
| Successors' places | 22 |
| Substitutes' places | 23 |
| Replacements' places | 24 |
| Places filled by substitutes | 28 |
| Locations, old-style | 20 |
| Bed frames | 10 |
| Bed and home attachment | 23 |
| Bed and home | 12 |
| Unfaltering | 11 |
| Not jumpy at all | 16 |
| Relentless | 10 |
| High school sweetheart, e.g. | 28 |
| High school sweetheart | 22 |
| Unwaver-ing | 11 |
| Unshaken | 8 |
| Unlikely to flip over | 21 |
| Someone you see all the time | 28 |
| Slow's partner | 18 |
| Slow partner? | 13 |
| Regular girlfriend, in the '50s | 35 |
| High-school honey | 17 |
| Girlfriend or boyfriend | 23 |
| Dater's word | 16 |
| Dater's one and only | 24 |
| Calm; composed | 14 |
| "__ as she goes" | 26 |
| Very dependable | 15 |
| Composed command | 16 |
| It may be said from the bridge | 30 |
| Composed command from the bridge | 32 |
| 2006 hit from The Raconteurs | 28 |
| Bobby-soxer's main squeeze | 30 |
| One who goes out regularly | 26 |
| Full-time job benefit | 21 |
| Beau Bridges | 12 |
| Reliable source of income for a band | 36 |
| Stabilizing | 11 |
| Loan applicant's asset | 26 |
| Daily bread supplier? | 21 |
| Constant tic? | 13 |
| For Churchill Downs? | 20 |
| Orderly view of cosmos | 22 |
| Obsolete hypothesis about the universe's origin | 51 |
| Hobo's aversion | 19 |
| Day-to-day employment | 21 |
| Staple in many restaurants | 26 |
| Chow from a cow | 15 |
| Porterhouse, e.g. | 17 |
| Something rarely served? | 24 |
| Chateaubriand, e.g. | 19 |
| The turf in "surf and turf" | 37 |
| Ribeye or porterhouse | 21 |
| Turf, as opposed to surf | 24 |
| The "turf" in surf and turf | 37 |
| T-bone, for one | 15 |
| Surf 'n' turf component | 31 |
| It can be round or cubed | 24 |
| Fajita filler | 13 |
| Cut of halibut | 14 |
| Word with sauce or house | 24 |
| The "turf" part of "surf and turf" | 54 |
| T-bone | 6 |
| Surf-and-turf component | 23 |
| Sizzling entree | 15 |
| Porterhouse, for one | 20 |
| Porterhouse or T-bone | 21 |
| "Turf," not "surf" | 38 |
| ___ sandwich | 12 |
| Word with strip or skirt | 24 |
| Word with strip or club | 23 |
| Word with round or rump | 23 |
| Word after Swiss or cheese | 26 |
| Word after round or flank | 25 |
| What Rev. Horton Heat told us to eat | 36 |
| Wedding reception selection | 27 |
| Turf, to menu makers | 20 |
| Turf, in some restaurants | 25 |
| Turf you can eat | 16 |
| Tuna serving | 12 |
| Treat from the grill | 20 |