| Eliot's cruel month | 23 |
| Eliot called it cruellest | 25 |
| Easter's month, usually | 27 |
| Diamond is its birthstone | 25 |
| Busy time for bookkeepers | 25 |
| Bobby Ewing's beloved | 25 |
| Autumn month in Auckland | 24 |
| Aries–Taurus time | 24 |
| "Spongy ___": Shak. | 29 |
| 'The cruellest month' | 29 |
| 'Enchanted' time | 24 |
| Time of great trickery | 22 |
| Periods of rain, often | 22 |
| Periods for Aries and Taurus | 28 |
| Busy months for accountants | 27 |
| Spring do for a fiancée | 26 |
| Presupposed by experience | 25 |
| Philosopher's term | 22 |
| Like some justifications | 24 |
| Independent of experience | 25 |
| Belief based on theory | 22 |
| It has strings attached | 23 |
| Plane's parking place | 25 |
| This has strings attached | 25 |
| Splash guard in the kitchen | 27 |
| June Cleaver accessory | 22 |
| Place to wipe the hands | 23 |
| Pavement around a hangar | 24 |
| Paved part of an airfield | 25 |
| Part of a stage or airport | 26 |
| Its loose ends are tied | 23 |
| It may have strings attached | 28 |
| It may be worn while waiting | 28 |
| It keeps a cook tied up | 23 |
| Grill master's cover-up | 27 |
| Garb for a cordon bleu | 22 |
| Front part of a stage floor | 27 |
| Fringe, on a golf course | 24 |
| Covering for a cordon bleu | 26 |
| Carpenter's nail holder | 27 |
| Carpenter's covering | 24 |
| Barbecue chef's wear | 24 |
| They have strings attached | 26 |
| Blacksmiths' needs | 22 |
| Waist-tied kitchen protectors | 29 |
| Sauce catchers, at times | 24 |
| Areas adjacent to hangars | 25 |
| Just right for the occasion | 27 |
| Truth-in-lending figs. | 22 |
| Truth in Lending Act stats | 26 |
| Taxpaying months, for short | 27 |
| Busy times at the I.R.S. | 24 |
| Stamp collectors' org. | 26 |
| Some classes for coll. credit | 29 |
| Modern-day tech purchases | 25 |
| May exams for H.S. students | 27 |
| H.S. courses for coll. credit | 29 |
| Exams for college cred. | 23 |
| Courses for coll. credit | 24 |
| Biblical twelve: Abbr. | 22 |
| Vaulted church section | 22 |
| Rounded end of a church | 23 |
| Recess at St. Peter's | 25 |
| End of many sanctuaries | 23 |
| Cathedral protuberance | 22 |
| Anagram for "peas" | 28 |
| Area next to an ambulatory | 26 |
| Vaulted cathedral area | 22 |
| Room off an ambulatory | 22 |
| Architectural projection | 24 |
| Vaulted part of a church | 24 |
| St. Patrick's section | 25 |
| Part of an abbey, perhaps | 25 |
| St. Peter's section | 23 |
| Semicircular church section | 27 |
| Semicircular church area | 24 |
| Semicircular area in a church | 29 |
| Narthex's neighbor | 22 |
| Its glass may be stained | 24 |
| Westminster Abbey area | 22 |
| Stained-glass window site | 25 |
| Stained glass locale, perhaps | 29 |
| Semicircular church part | 24 |
| Semicircular church feature | 27 |
| Recess for the masses? | 22 |
| Projection on a basilica | 24 |
| Part of St. Peter's | 23 |
| Part of a church, perhaps | 25 |
| It's behind the altar | 25 |
| It may have a domed roof | 24 |
| Feature of many churches | 24 |
| End of some sanctuaries | 23 |
| Ecclesiastical setback? | 23 |
| Domed or vaulted recess | 23 |
| Church section, perhaps | 23 |
| Altar enclosure, often | 22 |
| Where you may find vaults | 25 |
| Where you may find a vault | 26 |
| Where icons may be seen | 23 |
| View from a pew, maybe | 22 |