| Like groceries probably past their sell-by dates | 48 |
| Thurber's "The ___ With Ross" | 43 |
| "The ___ at the spring": Browning | 43 |
| What candles on a cake might indicate | 37 |
| They're a part of every century | 35 |
| Measures for Earth's travels | 32 |
| Marianne Moore's "What Are ___?" | 46 |
| Certain revolutions' durations | 34 |
| "Two ___ Before the Mast": Dana | 41 |
| "The Best ___ of Our Lives" | 37 |
| ____ of Decision : Truman's memoirs | 41 |
| " . . . and seven ___ our . . . " | 43 |
| Godhead "2000 ___ Human Error" | 40 |
| Like Jack Benny, as he always said | 34 |
| "Our hope for ___ come": Watts | 40 |
| More of the quote you'll piece together | 43 |
| How some renewable contracts run | 32 |
| Subservient subordinate, perhaps | 32 |
| You'll get a rise out of this | 33 |
| It creates an uplifting baking experience | 41 |
| Your food will get a rise out of it | 35 |
| Word with bottom (wine sediment) | 32 |
| What a baker may get a rise out of | 34 |
| The "Y" in EMILY's List | 37 |
| Baking item in Adam and Eve's pantry? | 41 |
| Location of the White House bakery? | 35 |
| Irish Literary Theatre cofounder | 32 |
| "Leda and the Swan" poet | 34 |
| "Sailing to Byzantium" poet | 37 |
| "The Wild Swans at Coole" poet | 40 |
| "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" poet | 43 |
| "The Winding Stair" poet | 34 |
| “The Second Coming” poet | 32 |
| Poet with a "fanatic's heart" | 43 |
| Irish poet and Nobel Prize winner | 33 |
| "The Fiddler of Dooney" poet | 38 |
| "Lake Isle of Innisfree" poet | 39 |
| " . . . Innisfree" poet | 33 |
| ''The Second Coming'' poet | 42 |
| Poet who won the 1923 Nobel Prize for Literature | 48 |
| Literature Nobelist William Butler ___ | 38 |
| He wrote "The Hour Glass" | 35 |
| First Irishman to win a Nobel Prize | 35 |
| Dublin-born "Byzantium" poet | 38 |
| Dramatist who co-founded the Abbey Theatre | 42 |
| An Irish Literary Theatre founder | 33 |
| "The Wanderings of Oisin" poet | 40 |
| "The Herne's Egg" playwright | 42 |
| "The Fiddler of Dooney" creator | 41 |
| "That is no country for old men" poet | 47 |
| "Sailing to Byzantium" writer | 39 |
| "In the Seven Woods" writer | 37 |
| "In the Seven Woods" poet | 35 |
| "In dreams begin responsibility" writer | 49 |
| "Celtic Twilight" author | 34 |
| "Adam's Curse" poet | 33 |
| "A Full Moon in March" poet | 37 |
| ''The Winding Stair'' poet | 42 |
| ''The Wild Swans at Coole'' poet | 48 |
| ''The Rose'' penner | 35 |
| ''Sailing to Byzantium'' poet | 45 |
| "That smells horrible" reaction | 41 |
| ''This tastes terrible!'' | 41 |
| Exclamation said before sticking out the tongue | 47 |
| "Ooh, that's disgusting!" | 39 |
| __ : Tokyo :: New Amsterdam : New York | 38 |
| "___-haw!" (Western whoop) | 36 |
| "___-haw!" (rodeo cry) | 32 |
| "__-haw!" (cowboy shout) | 34 |
| "___-haw!" (Western shout) | 36 |
| "___-haw!" (western rider's cry) | 46 |
| "___-haw!" (rodeo yell) | 33 |
| "___-haw!" (cry of delight) | 37 |
| "___ haw!" (cry of delight) | 37 |
| '-- -haw!' (cowgirl cry) | 32 |
| '-- -haw!' ('Whee!') | 36 |
| "Oh, for goodness' sake!" | 39 |
| 'You've gotta be kidding!' | 38 |
| One trying to find the right combination? | 41 |
| Sort who isn't safe around a safe | 37 |
| One with whom your safe is not safe | 35 |
| One who works with a stethoscope | 32 |
| Noir-era slang for a safecracker | 32 |
| Burglar who really gets cracking? | 33 |
| They don't need combinations | 32 |
| "___ and little fishes!" | 34 |
| Exclamation akin to "Zounds!" | 39 |
| "Face mask!'': Ezek. 34:19 | 39 |
| Violinist coinless in a phone booth? | 36 |
| 1963 Latin soul song written by Mongo Santamaria | 48 |
| Activist Bonner who married Sakharov | 36 |
| One way to get someone's attention | 38 |
| Try to reach the hard-of-hearing? | 33 |
| Rebel ___ (Confederate battle cry) | 34 |
| One way to reach the hard-of-hearing? | 37 |
| Get someone's attention two blocks over | 43 |
| Billy Idol: "Rebel ___" | 33 |
| "Gimme an A!...," e.g. | 32 |
| "Gimme a C...!" is one | 32 |
| "Gimme a C! ...," e.g. | 32 |