| Cortisol creator | 16 |
| Constraining force | 18 |
| Chill pill target | 17 |
| Cause of mental or metal fatigue | 32 |
| Cause of gray hair and worry lines, some say | 44 |
| Cause of a fracture | 19 |
| Burnout cause, perhaps | 22 |
| Bridge-builder's concern | 28 |
| Awol rockers can't handle this | 34 |
| An iamb's second half gets it | 33 |
| Wearisome pair | 14 |
| Emotional burdens | 17 |
| Cause of gray hairs | 19 |
| Normal distribution for Type A's? | 37 |
| Tranquilizer, e.g. | 18 |
| Accented | 8 |
| Put under pressure | 18 |
| Ready for aromatherapy, say | 27 |
| Ready for a vacation | 20 |
| In emotional turmoil | 20 |
| Underlined | 10 |
| Spoke with an accent? | 21 |
| Ready to freak out, maybe | 25 |
| Puddle of Mudd "___ Out" | 34 |
| Played up | 9 |
| Like part of a foot | 19 |
| Gave emphasis to | 16 |
| Accentuated | 11 |
| ___-out (uptight) | 17 |
| Accents | 7 |
| Puts emphasis on | 16 |
| Plays up | 8 |
| Frets, in modern parlance | 25 |
| Underscores | 11 |
| Strains' partners | 21 |
| Punctuates | 10 |
| Pronunciation considerations | 28 |
| Elocution subjects | 18 |
| Bridge builders' concerns | 29 |
| ___ out (gets overly anxious) | 29 |
| Marathoners' injuries | 25 |
| Unpressured | 11 |
| Taxing | 6 |
| Nerve-wracking | 14 |
| Nerve-racking | 13 |
| Causing anxiety | 15 |
| Aging, perhaps | 14 |
| Feeling pressure (about) | 24 |
| Without emphasis | 16 |
| Civil engineers' concerns | 29 |
| Accent indicator | 16 |
| Tension-causing stimulus | 24 |
| Stimulus that causes strain | 27 |
| Job change or marriage, psychologically speaking | 48 |
| Put too much pressure on | 24 |
| Angry outcry against a work overload? | 37 |
| What yoga and meditation help with | 34 |
| Cardiologist's exam | 23 |
| Treadmill trial | 15 |
| Pilots must pass it | 19 |
| Part of a cardiovascular exam | 29 |
| Many a police officer must pass one | 35 |
| Exam you don't have to study for | 36 |
| Exam taken on a treadmill | 25 |
| Cardio exam | 11 |
| Cardiac fitness assessment | 26 |
| A cardiologist's patient might take one | 43 |
| They may be taken on a treadmill | 32 |
| What big banks underwent in 2009 | 32 |
| Some cardiology visits | 22 |
| Possible indicators of a change of heart? | 41 |
| Parts of medical checkups | 25 |
| Medical screening procedures | 28 |
| Seventh-inning ritual | 21 |
| Time in the cooler | 18 |
| Track straightaway | 18 |
| Seventh-inning activity | 23 |
| Recover from a nap | 18 |
| Elongate | 8 |
| Yawn accompanier, often | 23 |
| Time in the jug | 15 |
| Time for one doing time | 23 |
| Seventh-inning tradition | 24 |
| Rubber-band asset | 17 |
| Red Hot Chili Peppers song that drags? | 38 |
| Prepare for a workout | 21 |
| Pre-workout ritual | 18 |
| Pre-workout movement | 20 |
| Pitching position | 17 |
| Part of a pitch | 15 |
| Overextend oneself? | 19 |
| Nickname for a long drink of water | 34 |
| Lengthen, as a rubber band | 26 |
| Leap of faith | 13 |
| Indulge in pandiculation | 24 |
| Final race leg | 14 |
| Get the most for one's money | 32 |
| Extend one's pencil drawing? | 32 |
| It offers flexible support for women | 36 |
| Pulled taut | 11 |