| It keeps things going | 21 |
| Unwillingness to be proactive, perhaps | 38 |
| Tendency toward torpor | 22 |
| Tendency to remain unchanged | 28 |
| Subject of the first law of motion | 34 |
| Subject of Newton's law | 27 |
| Subject of Mach's principle | 31 |
| Subject of a law of physics | 27 |
| Seat belts help overcome this | 29 |
| Relativity topic | 16 |
| Reason to keep moving | 21 |
| Property of matter | 18 |
| Possible reason to lie in bed all morning | 41 |
| Notion about motion | 19 |
| Newtonian topic | 15 |
| Motion notion | 13 |
| Mechanics topic | 15 |
| Mechanics concept | 17 |
| It'll keep you going and stop you from starting | 51 |
| It'll keep you going | 24 |
| It may be hard to overcome | 26 |
| It keeps things moving | 22 |
| It keeps the ball rolling | 25 |
| Impedance to progress | 21 |
| Immovability | 12 |
| Galilean concept | 16 |
| First law of motion subject | 27 |
| Disinclination to move or act | 29 |
| Disinclination to change | 24 |
| Disinclination to act | 21 |
| Couch potato's state | 24 |
| They keep you going | 19 |
| Don Juan's mother | 21 |
| Supermodel Sastre | 17 |
| Model Sastre | 12 |
| Adjective suffixes | 18 |
| ''___ de Castro'' (John Clifford play) | 54 |
| Another name for Saint Agnes | 28 |
| Agnes, in Acapulco | 18 |
| "___ de Castro" (John Clifford play) | 46 |
| Spanish model Sastre | 20 |
| Name for a señorita | 22 |
| Model Rivero or Sastre | 22 |
| Model ___ de la Fressange | 25 |
| Hero followers | 14 |
| Dom Pedro's ill-fated wife | 30 |
| California's Mission Santa ___ | 34 |
| Agnes, in Avila | 15 |
| Supermodel Rivero or Sastre | 27 |
| Suffixes with serpent and elephant | 34 |
| Suffixes meaning like | 21 |
| Sports reporter Sainz | 21 |
| Spanish noblewoman ___ de Castro | 32 |
| Spanish conquistadora ___ de Suárez | 38 |
| Poet Sor Juana ___ de la Cruz | 29 |
| Poet Juana ___ de la Cruz | 25 |
| Natalie Portman's role in "Goya's Ghosts" | 59 |
| Model Rivero | 12 |
| Model de la Fressange | 21 |
| Mexican poet Juana ___ de la Cruz | 33 |
| Juana ___ de la Cruz, Mexican poet/nun | 38 |
| Juana ___ de la Cruz, Mexican nun and poet | 42 |
| Isabel Allende's "___ of My Soul" | 47 |
| Glass and opal endings | 22 |
| Fashion's De La Fressange | 29 |
| Dom Pedro's wife | 20 |
| Dom Pedro's slain lover | 27 |
| De La Fressange of fashion | 26 |
| Chlor and fluor closers | 23 |
| California's Mission Santa __ | 33 |
| "___ de Castro" (16th-century tragedy by António Ferreira) | 71 |
| "___ de Castro," Ferreira play | 40 |
| ''___ de Castro'' (Zingarelli opera) | 52 |
| _____ de Castro (Spanish noblewoman) | 36 |
| ___ de Castro (storied noblewoman) | 34 |
| Reality that must be faced | 26 |
| How some capital is held | 24 |
| Held by a third party | 21 |
| Held by a third party, as money | 31 |
| Waiting for payment, perhaps | 28 |
| Pending, as a house sale | 24 |
| Held for later disbursement, as funds | 37 |
| Accruing interest | 17 |
| Actually existing | 17 |
| Existing: Lat. | 14 |
| Not hypothetical | 16 |
| Legally living | 14 |
| Existing, to Caesar | 20 |
| Actually existing: Lat. | 23 |
| Really, in Latin | 16 |
| Really here | 11 |
| Really existing | 15 |
| Opposite of potentially, to Caesar | 34 |
| In being: L. | 12 |
| In actuality: L. | 16 |
| Actually, legally | 17 |
| Not required | 12 |
| "The nerve!" | 22 |
| "Well!" | 17 |
| Indignant cry | 13 |