| "The ___ a ass . . . ": Dickens | 41 |
| "The ___ ass" (Mr. Bumble) | 36 |
| Lines 20 and 25 of a W.H. Auden poem: Part 1 | 44 |
| Lines 5 and 8 of a W.H. Auden poem: Part 1 | 42 |
| Like many a town in the Wild West | 33 |
| Business that's always cutting back? | 40 |
| There may be some along the beach | 33 |
| Los Angeles suburb next to Torrance | 35 |
| Fictional suburban setting of "Daria" | 47 |
| It helps level the playing field? | 33 |
| Result of a house cleaning, maybe | 33 |
| Physics rule determined by Newton | 33 |
| University of Kansas quadrangle? | 32 |
| "Alexandria Quartet" author | 37 |
| "The First Deadly Sin" author | 39 |
| Famed baritone: 1896–1960 | 32 |
| Bandleader in the Polka Music Hall of Fame | 42 |
| Journal published by future attorneys | 37 |
| Criteria for climbing the corporate ladder? | 43 |
| ''Rabbit Hill'' author Robert | 45 |
| "While the Billy Boils" author Henry | 46 |
| "Rabbit Hill" author Robert | 37 |
| Stop cooperating with the cops, in a way | 40 |
| Purchasing system with payments made over time | 46 |
| Many of St. Benedict's monks | 32 |
| One of Rockne's Four Horsemen | 33 |
| "Time to show your cards, Ms. Field!" | 47 |
| Why an old dessert might be skipped? | 36 |
| Lighter yet warmer, as winter wear | 34 |
| Words before "on the line" | 36 |
| "___ on the line" (speak frankly) | 43 |
| "I'm listening, bro" | 34 |
| One way to keep something level? | 32 |
| Church work by a woman who's not ordained? | 46 |
| Things are easier to understand on his terms | 44 |
| One who may need technical terms explained | 42 |
| Neither clergyman nor professional | 34 |
| "Now I ___ down . . . " | 33 |
| 'Now I -- down to sleep ...' | 36 |
| TheyÂ’re the target of simple terms | 38 |
| They're the target of simple terms | 38 |
| Pro Football Hall of Famer Bobby | 32 |
| Former Alice in Chains singer Staley | 36 |
| Aptly named seven-time World Surfing Champion | 45 |
| ''Stop bothering me!'' | 38 |
| Words before one's feet or one's door | 45 |
| Use Agamemnon's strategy at Troy | 36 |
| Stops for a while in the course of a journey | 44 |
| Doesn't go for the green, in golf | 37 |
| Doesn't try to reach the green, in golf | 43 |
| One who's not in the habit of wearing a habit | 49 |
| Her poem is engraved under Miss Liberty | 39 |
| "Give me your tired..." poet | 38 |
| Couch potato's preparations? | 32 |
| George who played Bond only once | 32 |
| Most likely to let the dishes pile up | 37 |
| How to enjoy some amusement park water rides | 44 |
| Region of Italy that includes Rome | 34 |
| ''Lapis'' follower | 34 |
| Like some days of summer, in song | 33 |
| Nightmare of an officemate, maybe | 33 |
| Epithet for an annoying roommate | 32 |
| "Poosh 'Em Up" Tony ___ of baseball | 49 |
| Tourist attraction on Texas' Pedernales River | 49 |
| So-called "Texas White House," once | 45 |
| Historical attraction W of Austin | 33 |
| Golf shot by one of the Heatles? | 32 |
| Matt who played Joey on "Friends" | 43 |
| Drop the ___ (admit one's love, slangily) | 45 |
| Entertainment center at many a sports bar | 41 |
| Entertainment providers at a sports bar | 39 |
| Toast often given with Manischewitz | 35 |
| Toast before drinking Manischewitz | 34 |
| Hebrew toast that means "to life" | 43 |
| "Fiddler on the Roof" toast | 37 |
| Rank of Windermere or Chatterley: Abbr. | 39 |
| French word before Havre or Mans | 32 |
| Big name in Worcestershire sauce | 32 |
| What bells on sheep are attached to? | 36 |
| "You can ___ horse to water ..." | 42 |
| "You can ___ horse ..." | 33 |
| "You can ___ horse to water..." | 41 |
| "You can ___ horse to water . . . " | 45 |
| "You can ___ horse . . . " | 36 |
| " . . . ___ horse to . . . " | 38 |
| ''You can ___ horse . . .'' | 43 |
| "You can _____ horse to..." | 37 |
| "You can ___ horse to water . . ." | 44 |
| "You can ___ horse to . . . " | 39 |
| "You can __ horse to water . . ." | 43 |
| "You can __ horse ..." | 32 |
| "One man may ___ horse . . . " | 40 |
| ''You can ___ horse to . . .'' | 46 |
| '... -- horse to water ...' | 35 |
| Brad Pitt in "Moneyball," e.g. | 40 |
| Put a nag up against a Derby winner | 35 |
| Cow cookies, meadow muffins, and pasture patties? | 49 |
| Like paint that's a household hazard | 40 |
| Count Basie or Benny Goodman, e.g. | 34 |
| "He ___ Me" (old hymn) | 32 |