| "The House of the Spirits" author | 43 |
| "Advise and Consent" author | 37 |
| "Advise and Consent" Pulitzer winner | 46 |
| Beat poet who wrote "Howl" | 36 |
| Woody's tool? | 17 |
| Tool with a hexagonal shaft | 27 |
| Tim's favorite tool? | 24 |
| German river | 12 |
| Pis ___ (the last resort) | 25 |
| Go, in France | 13 |
| To go, to Godot | 15 |
| To go, in Grenoble | 18 |
| To go, in Bordeaux | 18 |
| River into the Weser | 20 |
| Pis-___ (last resource) | 23 |
| Pis --- (the last resort) | 25 |
| "__ Nothin'": "Oklahoma!" song | 54 |
| Kind of reaction | 16 |
| Like some reactions | 19 |
| Susceptible | 11 |
| Averse (to) | 11 |
| Sensitive, as to ragweed | 24 |
| Subject to hay fever | 20 |
| Sneezy? | 7 |
| SNEEZY | 6 |
| Sensitive, as to poison ivy | 27 |
| Sensitive to ragweed, e.g. | 26 |
| Sensitive to pollen, e.g. | 25 |
| Sensitive (to) | 14 |
| Having a certain hypersensitivity | 33 |
| Breaking out, maybe | 19 |
| They may make rash decisions | 28 |
| Sneeze inducer | 14 |
| Reason for sneezin' | 23 |
| Substance susceptibility | 24 |
| Reason for a rash response? | 27 |
| Pollen reaction, e.g. | 21 |
| Strong aversion, colloquially | 29 |
| Something to sneeze about? | 26 |
| Sneezing cause | 14 |
| Reason for tears | 16 |
| Hypersensitivity to pollen, e.g. | 32 |
| Hypersensitivity to a specific substance | 40 |
| Hay fever | 9 |
| Cause of overreactions? | 23 |
| "Deutschland uber ___" | 32 |
| Everything, in Essen | 20 |
| Über ___ | 11 |
| Everything: Ger. | 16 |
| Über ___ (above everything: Ger.) | 36 |
| The Dead Kennedys' "California Uber ___" | 54 |
| Fritz's everything | 22 |
| Frankfurter's "everything" | 40 |
| Everything, to Ernst | 20 |
| Everything, to Einstein | 23 |
| Everything, in Erfurt | 21 |
| Everything, in Emden | 20 |
| Everybody: Ger. | 15 |
| “Deutschland über ___” | 33 |
| All in Germany | 15 |
| "Deutschland uber _____" | 34 |
| Free | 4 |
| Complimentary | 13 |
| For free | 8 |
| Skin cream ingredient | 21 |
| Kind of cat | 11 |
| Narrow street | 13 |
| Back street | 11 |
| Place for pins | 14 |
| Strike site | 11 |
| Place to bowl | 13 |
| Bowling site | 12 |
| Where you can hear pins drop | 28 |
| It may be blind | 15 |
| Type of cat | 11 |
| Pin site | 8 |
| Part of a tennis court | 22 |
| Narrow road | 11 |
| Bowler's place | 18 |
| Backstreet | 10 |
| Kegler locale | 13 |
| Common trash can site | 21 |
| Bowling lane | 12 |
| Back way | 8 |
| Way with strays? | 16 |
| Tin Pan ___ | 11 |
| Space between buildings | 23 |
| Place for a spare | 17 |
| Place for a Dumpster | 20 |
| Narrow lane between buildings | 29 |
| It might be blind | 17 |
| Indoor site of balls and strikes | 32 |
| Cat's home, maybe | 21 |
| Blind ___ | 9 |
| Back __ | 7 |
| "Cheers" actress | 26 |
| Tom's turf | 14 |
| Setting of many strikes | 23 |
| Large playing marble | 20 |
| Kirstie of "Cheers" | 29 |