| Awkward people to run into, often | 33 |
| Alimony senders, maybe | 22 |
| Alimony recipients, informally | 30 |
| Alimony givers or receivers | 27 |
| Alimony givers or getters | 25 |
| Alimony getters | 15 |
| Alimony figures | 15 |
| Alimony check payees | 20 |
| "The First Wives' Club" members | 45 |
| ''The First Wives Club'' members | 48 |
| Devonshire city | 15 |
| New Hampshire prep school | 25 |
| Devonshire county seat | 22 |
| New England prep school town | 28 |
| Devon cathedral city | 20 |
| University attended by J. K. Rowling | 36 |
| Tolkien's college at Oxford | 31 |
| New Hampshire academy town | 26 |
| N.H. prep school | 16 |
| Collegiate home of Puritanism | 29 |
| City in SW England | 18 |
| Where Mark Zuckerberg prepped | 29 |
| US Grant alma mater | 19 |
| University city in Devon | 24 |
| Thom Yorke and J.K. Rowling's school | 40 |
| Seat of Devonshire | 18 |
| Seat of Devon county, England | 29 |
| Revolutionary capital of New Hampshire | 38 |
| Phillips ___ Academy, N.H. | 26 |
| Phillips ___ Academy (prep school) | 34 |
| Phillips ___ Academy | 20 |
| Noted prep school | 17 |
| New Hampshire town | 18 |
| New Hampshire prep school town | 30 |
| New Hampshire academy | 21 |
| New England academy town | 24 |
| N. H. prep school | 17 |
| Main city of Devon | 18 |
| Locale in Devon or New Hampshire | 32 |
| J. K. Rowling's alma mater | 30 |
| Home of the Church of St. Peter | 31 |
| Former capital of New Hampshire | 31 |
| First city bombed in W.W. II's Baedeker Blitz | 49 |
| English prep school town | 24 |
| Early N.H. capital | 18 |
| Duke of ___ in "Henry VI, Part 1" | 43 |
| Devonshire's capital | 24 |
| Devon's county seat | 23 |
| Devon's capital | 19 |
| Devon city | 10 |
| Colonial capital of New Hampshire | 33 |
| Collegiate home of Puritanism: 17th century | 43 |
| Cathedral city in southwest England | 35 |
| Capital before Concord | 22 |
| Andover rival | 13 |
| An Oxford college | 17 |
| Academy town | 12 |
| Military vet | 12 |
| Nov. 11 honoree | 15 |
| Former soldier | 14 |
| W.W. II vet, e.g. | 17 |
| Veteran, perhaps | 16 |
| Army vet | 8 |
| WWII vet, say | 13 |
| WWII vet, e.g. | 14 |
| Vet, of a sort | 14 |
| U.S. military vet | 17 |
| Onetime tin hat wearer | 22 |
| One-time grunt | 14 |
| Grunt no more | 13 |
| Former grunt | 12 |
| Clam's siphon, e.g. | 23 |
| Blowing out | 11 |
| Breathe | 7 |
| Yoga instruction | 16 |
| Sigh, say | 9 |
| Breathe out | 11 |
| Blow out | 8 |
| Yoga class instruction | 22 |
| Word in a Terry McMillan title | 30 |
| Let it all out? | 15 |
| Become breathless? | 18 |
| Yoga teacher's instruction | 30 |
| Yoga command | 12 |
| Terry McMillan's "Waiting to ___" | 47 |
| Sigh, for example | 17 |
| Sigh with relief, say | 21 |
| Show relief, in a way | 21 |
| Personal trainer's instruction | 34 |
| Meditation instruction | 22 |
| Let out a breath | 16 |
| Finish respiring | 16 |
| Don't hold your breath | 26 |
| Doctor's order, at times | 28 |
| Trainer's instruction | 25 |
| Terry McMillan's "Waiting to ---" | 47 |
| Show slight relief, maybe | 25 |
| Say "Whew!," say | 26 |
| Opposite of inspire | 19 |
| Make smoke rings, perhaps | 25 |