| Likely cause of system failure | 30 |
| Vulnerable parts | 16 |
| Without conviction | 18 |
| Failings | 8 |
| What good debaters pounce on | 28 |
| Flimsy feather pen? | 19 |
| Like porcupines that are shedding? | 34 |
| Something lame, in modern slang | 31 |
| Extremely lame, in slang | 24 |
| Defensive section with fewer players, in football | 49 |
| Party guest who needs coddling | 30 |
| Ineffective member | 18 |
| Group member needing aid | 24 |
| Jugular | 7 |
| Poor source of caffeine | 23 |
| Good fortune | 12 |
| Sound state | 11 |
| Raised mark on the skin | 23 |
| Prosperity, old style | 21 |
| Welt (OE) | 9 |
| Welfare of the community | 24 |
| Stripe made by a whip | 21 |
| Red, swollen mark | 17 |
| Public prosperity | 17 |
| Prosperousness | 14 |
| Prosperity, as of the public | 28 |
| Healthy state | 13 |
| Common follower | 15 |
| ___ or woe | 10 |
| Forest | 6 |
| Wooded country | 14 |
| Uncultivated country | 20 |
| Poet's forest | 17 |
| English woodland | 16 |
| British woodland | 16 |
| Archaic forest | 14 |
| Start of the "Yellow Submarine" chorus | 48 |
| Southerner's pronoun | 24 |
| Blue Murder "___ Fall Down" | 37 |
| "--- live in a yellow submarine ..." | 46 |
| "___ live in a yellow submarine" | 42 |
| "___ live in a yellow submarine ..." | 46 |
| Blame-diffusing words | 21 |
| Start of a quip about sportsmanship | 35 |
| Whip marks | 10 |
| Stripes from strokes | 20 |
| Results of a flogging | 21 |
| What the haves have | 19 |
| Money to burn | 13 |
| The haves have it | 17 |
| Scrooge McDuck's is great | 29 |
| It may be amassed | 17 |
| Adam Smith's "The ___ of Nations" | 47 |
| "There is no ___ but life": Ruskin | 44 |
| What wisdom outweighs, according to Sophocles | 45 |
| Rocker's fortune | 20 |
| Miser's love | 16 |
| Millionaire's accumulation | 30 |
| Measure of success, for some | 28 |
| Lots of money | 13 |
| It "maketh many friends," according to the Bible | 58 |
| Great riches | 12 |
| End of toast | 12 |
| Donald Trump has it | 19 |
| Abundant resources | 18 |
| 1% holdings | 11 |
| Certain financial counselor | 27 |
| "Excess of ___ cause of covetousness": Marlowe | 56 |
| Subject of Adam Smith work | 26 |
| Subject for Adam Smith | 22 |
| Adam Smith economic work, with "The" | 46 |
| Adam Smith book, with "The" | 37 |
| Penalty for the 1% | 18 |
| In a high tax bracket | 21 |
| Entrepreneur's quest, sometimes | 35 |
| Certain high-net-worth individual | 33 |
| Master of impressions, to Roget? | 32 |
| Withdraw by degrees | 19 |
| Gradually withdraw | 18 |
| Disaccustom by degrees | 22 |
| Disaccustom | 11 |
| Withdraw from a habit | 21 |
| Take a baby off the bottle | 26 |
| Cut off gradually | 17 |
| Accustom to solid food | 22 |
| Withdraw, as from a habit | 25 |
| Detach from a source of dependence | 34 |
| Cause to withdraw gradually | 27 |
| Break of a habit | 16 |
| Accustom to solid food, e.g. | 28 |
| Withdraw from nursing | 21 |
| Withdraw (off) | 14 |
| Stop nursing | 12 |
| Slowly withdraw (from) | 22 |
| Remove from a mother's milk | 31 |
| Remove a dependency | 19 |
| Make more independent | 21 |
| Make less dependent | 19 |
| Make independent (from) | 23 |
| Gradually make independent (from) | 33 |