| Medicine man | 12 |
| Physician, for one | 18 |
| Faith ___ | 9 |
| Word sometimes spoken with faith? | 33 |
| Word sometimes spoken with faith | 32 |
| Psychic, at times | 17 |
| One who thinks "Well? Done!" | 38 |
| Medic or medicine | 17 |
| Faith ____ | 10 |
| Cure giver | 10 |
| Gets better | 11 |
| Gets better, as a wound | 23 |
| Convalesces | 11 |
| Time ___ all wounds | 19 |
| Gets well | 9 |
| Becomes well | 12 |
| "Time ___ all wounds" | 31 |
| Makes sound again | 17 |
| Knits, perhaps | 14 |
| Jon Secada "Time ___" | 31 |
| Fuses, perhaps | 14 |
| Closes up, perhaps | 18 |
| Becomes well again | 18 |
| Becomes good as new | 19 |
| Sound quality | 13 |
| Toasters may drink to yours | 27 |
| Physical well-being | 19 |
| Subject of many a toast | 23 |
| One wish for the new year, on many a greeting card | 50 |
| It's often toasted | 22 |
| What santé means | 19 |
| Wellness | 8 |
| Welfare partner | 15 |
| Toaster's subject | 21 |
| The first "H" of H.H.S. | 33 |
| Subject of many toasts | 22 |
| Salubrious state | 16 |
| One's sense of wellbeing | 28 |
| One's most valuable possession, perhaps | 43 |
| Hygienist's concern | 23 |
| A province of Minerva | 21 |
| A "4-H" H | 19 |
| 4-H component | 13 |
| "To your ---" | 23 |
| "To your ___!" | 24 |
| Trainer's employer | 22 |
| Rice cakes, protein shakes, etc. | 32 |
| Flaxseed or quinoa, e.g. | 24 |
| Diet-store sign | 15 |
| Bean sprouts, wheat germ, etc. | 30 |
| Bean sprouts, tofu, etc. | 24 |
| Really hale | 11 |
| In excellent condition | 22 |
| Hale and robust | 15 |
| Really fit | 10 |
| Quite fit | 9 |
| 1995 Literature Nobelist | 24 |
| "Death of a Naturalist" poet | 38 |
| Irish poet Seamus ___, 1995 Literature Nobelist | 47 |
| 1995 Literature Nobelist Seamus __ | 34 |
| 1995 Literature Nobelist from Ireland | 37 |
| Pile | 4 |
| Stack | 5 |
| Passel | 6 |
| Mound | 5 |
| Car that's seen better days | 31 |
| Ton | 3 |
| Junker of a car | 15 |
| Cumulus | 7 |
| Compost place | 13 |
| Junky car | 9 |
| Junker | 6 |
| Generous serving | 16 |
| Disorderly stack | 16 |
| Sloppy stack | 12 |
| One thing on top of another | 27 |
| Fill full | 9 |
| Disorderly pile | 15 |
| Clunker of a car | 16 |
| U.K. singer Imogen | 18 |
| Trouble quantity? | 17 |
| Run-down car | 12 |
| Pile of laundry | 15 |
| Load of laundry | 15 |
| Junky jalopy | 12 |
| Feature of a messy room | 23 |
| Compost collection | 18 |
| Car that's gone too far | 27 |
| Beat-up auto | 12 |
| Amassment | 9 |
| Unattended laundry job | 22 |
| Unattended inbox work, e.g. | 27 |
| Thanks a ____ ! | 15 |
| Teenager's first car, often | 31 |
| Slang for old, dilapidated car | 30 |
| Rustbucket | 10 |
| Pile, as of rubble | 18 |
| Multitude, so to speak | 22 |
| Messy stack | 11 |
| Messy pile | 10 |