| Source of rare metals, maybe | 28 |
| They provide hot showers? | 25 |
| Contents of certain showers | 27 |
| They're found in showers | 28 |
| Showy shower phenomena | 22 |
| Shower components, maybe | 24 |
| Makeup of some showers | 22 |
| Curbside coin collector | 23 |
| Rhythmic pattern in poetry | 26 |
| What stress may be good for | 27 |
| Versifier's concern | 23 |
| This could raise a red flag | 27 |
| Olympics distance unit | 22 |
| It's just over a yard | 25 |
| It's fed at curbside | 24 |
| It runs on the sidewalk? | 24 |
| It may be fed next to a car | 27 |
| It could raise a red flag | 25 |
| Electrical reading device | 25 |
| Curbside payment collector | 26 |
| Word with postage or parking | 28 |
| Word with kilo or centi | 23 |
| Word after parking or postage | 29 |
| What an urban maid may watch | 28 |
| What a reader may read | 22 |
| Track-and-field distance | 24 |
| Track and field distance | 24 |
| This may run while you ride | 27 |
| Suffix for thermo or baro | 25 |
| Suffix for alti or chrono | 25 |
| Subject of monthly reading | 26 |
| Something fed by drivers | 24 |
| Slightly enlarged yard? | 23 |
| Shutterbug's gauge | 22 |
| Rhythm for Richard Wilbur | 25 |
| Poet's consideration | 24 |
| Parking spot money taker | 24 |
| Parkers feed it downtown | 24 |
| Monthly reading for some | 24 |
| Lyricist's concern | 22 |
| Kind of maid to the Beatles | 27 |
| It's fed by a parker | 24 |
| It's fed after pulling in | 29 |
| It will expire if not fed | 25 |
| It offers time for change | 25 |
| It needs to be fed frequently | 29 |
| Gasman's reading matter | 27 |
| Electrical usage tracker | 24 |
| Electrical usage monitor | 24 |
| Concern of a certain maid | 25 |
| Basement reading-material | 25 |
| Like many city parking spaces | 29 |
| Like some parking spots | 23 |
| Stamped by machine, as mail | 27 |
| Preprinted, as postage | 22 |
| Like traditional poems | 22 |
| Like some parking places | 24 |
| Like machine-stamped mail | 25 |
| Like household gas or water | 27 |
| Imprinted with indicia | 22 |
| The Beatles' Rita, e.g. | 27 |
| Rita, in a Beatles tune | 23 |
| Curbside money-machines | 23 |
| Utility company gauges | 22 |
| They're fed in cities | 25 |
| They're fed at curbside | 27 |
| They may be fed downtown | 24 |
| They line some streets | 22 |
| Rhythmic patterns of a verse | 28 |
| Receivers of spot payments? | 27 |
| Municipal slot machines | 23 |
| Many maids' concerns | 24 |
| Partner of "bounds" | 29 |
| Parcels, with "out" | 29 |
| John Wesley's relig. | 24 |
| Drug cooked up in labs | 22 |
| John Wesley's denom. | 24 |
| John Wesley follower: Abbr. | 27 |
| Illicit stimulant, for short | 28 |
| "Breaking Bad" drug | 29 |
| Stimulant drug, for short | 25 |
| Relative of a Bap. or Presb. | 28 |
| Mode of procedure: Abbr. | 24 |
| Like Wesleyan U. founders | 25 |
| Illegal psychostimulant | 23 |
| Illegal drug, informally | 24 |
| Swamp gas, essentially | 22 |
| Marsh gas, essentially | 22 |
| Gas formed by decomposition | 27 |
| Way of doing something | 22 |
| Madness may involve one | 23 |
| ___ to one's madness | 24 |
| Flammable-gas derivative | 24 |
| Alcohol used in antifreeze | 26 |
| ___ blue (a basic dye) | 22 |
| Owner of the Snoopy J blimp | 27 |
| Was permanently undone | 22 |
| Suffered a crushing defeat | 26 |
| Little brother's plea | 25 |
| "Join the club" | 25 |