| Dictation takers of years past | 30 |
| Ct. group | 9 |
| Court workers | 13 |
| Certain pool members | 20 |
| Attendees at some biz meetings | 30 |
| Amanuenses of today | 19 |
| "Mad Men" secretaries | 31 |
| "Mad Men" extras | 26 |
| S P A C E R | 11 |
| Constrict, as a passage | 23 |
| Constrict, as a bodily passage | 30 |
| Narrowing of a corporeal passage | 32 |
| Cotton disease | 14 |
| Having poor ecological adaptability | 35 |
| Device for recording speech | 27 |
| Court reporter's machine | 28 |
| British carbines | 16 |
| British submachine guns | 23 |
| Submachine guns | 15 |
| British weapons | 15 |
| Old British guns | 16 |
| Antique guns | 12 |
| WWII Mark II's | 18 |
| Tommy's guns | 16 |
| Sheppard-Turpin guns | 20 |
| Carbines | 8 |
| WWII weapons from Britain | 25 |
| WWII British weapons | 20 |
| Weapons once produced extensively by the Royal Small Arms Factory | 65 |
| Wartime submachine guns | 23 |
| Tommy guns for Tommies | 22 |
| Tommies' hardware | 21 |
| Tommies' guns | 17 |
| They have all the anthers | 25 |
| Submachine guns of World War II | 31 |
| Some carbines | 13 |
| Small arms of Britain | 21 |
| Sandhurst weaponry | 18 |
| Royal Navy guns | 15 |
| Note-takers: Abbr. | 18 |
| Light submachine guns | 21 |
| Light carbines | 14 |
| Guns of Britain | 15 |
| Guns for Mr. Atkins | 19 |
| Certain guns | 12 |
| Brits' guns | 15 |
| British machine carbines | 24 |
| British firing pieces | 21 |
| Brens' cousins | 18 |
| Antique weapons | 15 |
| Acronymous guns | 15 |
| Surgeon's artery opener | 27 |
| Surgical tube | 13 |
| Surgeon's insertion | 23 |
| Artery opener | 13 |
| Artery implant | 14 |
| Arterial implant | 16 |
| Surgeon's tube | 18 |
| Medical tube | 12 |
| Hollow medical device | 21 |
| Cardiologist's insertion | 28 |
| Cardiologist's insert | 25 |
| Tube used to keep an artery open | 32 |
| Medical insert | 14 |
| Bypass device | 13 |
| Artery insert | 13 |
| Widening agent in medicine | 26 |
| Vessel opener | 13 |
| Vein opener | 11 |
| Tubular supporter | 17 |
| Tubular support | 15 |
| Tax, old style | 14 |
| Tax or dental compound | 22 |
| Surgically implanted tube | 25 |
| Surgeon's insert, perhaps | 29 |
| Surgeon's insert | 20 |
| Supporter of one with a bad heart? | 34 |
| Operating room insert | 21 |
| Medical flow enhancer | 21 |
| It can get the blood flowing | 28 |
| Insertion in an operation | 25 |
| Dick Cheney supporter? | 22 |
| Coronary ___ | 12 |
| Canal-clearing tube | 19 |
| Blood vessel dilator | 20 |
| Blood flow facilitator | 22 |
| Blocked vessel opener | 21 |
| Blockage reliever | 17 |
| Blockage fix | 12 |
| Arterial insert | 15 |
| Sir Frank ___, historian of Anglo-Saxon England | 47 |
| Speaker with an unusually loud voice | 36 |
| Powerful speaker | 16 |
| Loud-voiced one | 15 |
| Loud Greek herald | 17 |
| Vociferous Greek herald | 23 |
| One with a powerful voice | 25 |
| One with a booming voice | 24 |
| Loud, booming talker | 20 |
| Loud-mouth | 10 |