| Fashionable, in a way | 21 |
| Far from prompt | 15 |
| Emu's tail? | 15 |
| Cunctatious | 11 |
| Better this than never | 22 |
| Better ___ than never | 21 |
| Behind the clock | 16 |
| Arriving after the bell | 23 |
| After the due date | 18 |
| After midnight, to Cinderella | 29 |
| After midnight | 14 |
| Word with news or edition | 25 |
| Word repeated before show | 25 |
| When repeated, kind of show | 27 |
| When a star arrives? | 20 |
| Way to run or sleep | 19 |
| Very recent | 11 |
| Until the wee hours | 19 |
| Type of football hit that's penalized | 41 |
| The ____ Show | 13 |
| Tardy to the party | 18 |
| Subject to docking? | 19 |
| Subject to a penalty fee, maybe | 31 |
| Subject to a fine, maybe | 24 |
| Stuck in traffic, perhaps | 25 |
| Still not in | 12 |
| Seth Myers show adjective | 25 |
| Pregnant, maybe | 15 |
| Postdeadline | 12 |
| Paton's "Too ___ the Phalarope" | 45 |
| Of ___ (recently) | 17 |
| Of __ (recently) | 16 |
| Not long-departed | 17 |
| Never too ___ | 13 |
| Needing a pass, maybe | 21 |
| Missing the bus | 15 |
| Missing the boat | 16 |
| Midnight, for most | 18 |
| Midnight or beyond, to some | 27 |
| Midnight or beyond | 18 |
| Likely to miss the bus, say | 27 |
| Like X-o'clock scholars | 27 |
| Like the White Rabbit of Wonderland | 35 |
| Like the 10 o'clock scholar | 31 |
| Like someone who's been held up | 35 |
| Like some TV movies | 19 |
| Like some shifts or shows | 25 |
| Like some shifts | 16 |
| Like some illegal gridiron hits | 31 |
| Like some borrowed library books | 32 |
| Like Marquand's Apley | 25 |
| Like Carroll's rabbit | 25 |
| Like Apley | 10 |
| Like a woman taking a pregancy test, often | 42 |
| Like a fashionable arrival, in some circles | 43 |
| Like a certain Marquand hero | 28 |
| Like a certain Apley | 20 |
| Lasting into the wee hours | 26 |
| Kind of show or Latin | 21 |
| Kind of news | 12 |
| Kind of bloomer | 15 |
| Just in time to see the train pull out? | 39 |
| Just in time to see the train pull off? | 39 |
| It's better than never, in a saying | 39 |
| Incurring a fine, perhaps | 25 |
| Incurring a fine, maybe | 23 |
| Hurrying, maybe | 15 |
| Hung up, maybe | 14 |
| How busy people often work | 26 |
| Holding things up, perhaps | 26 |
| Hectic way to be running? | 25 |
| Fashionable, some say | 21 |
| Fashionable way to arrive? | 26 |
| Fashionable arrival | 19 |
| Far into the night | 18 |
| Fall-blooming, say | 18 |
| Expected earlier | 16 |
| Et al. anagram | 14 |
| Delayed, perhaps | 16 |
| Dearly departed | 15 |
| Better-than never connection | 28 |
| Baseball All-Star Kinsler and others | 36 |
| At nine and a half months, say | 30 |
| At dayÂ’s end | 16 |
| Anagram for tael | 16 |
| Alison Krauss "Called my baby ___ last night" | 55 |
| After-hours | 11 |
| After deadline | 14 |
| Adjective for George Apley | 26 |
| Adjective for a Marquand hero | 29 |
| Adjective aptly applied to Apley | 32 |
| 11:30 P.M., to some | 19 |
| "Too ___ for Love" Def Leppard | 40 |
| "It's too ___, baby" Carole King | 46 |
| "I'm ___!" (White Rabbit's cry) | 49 |
| "I know it's ___, I know you're weary ..." | 60 |
| "Better ___ than . . . " | 34 |
| "___ and soon": Wordsworth | 36 |
| ___ Latin | 9 |
| ___ hit, penalty causer | 23 |