| Last-ditch bet | 14 |
| Last Texas Hold 'em bet, often | 34 |
| Huge poker bid | 14 |
| How a daring poker player goes | 30 |
| Having no chips left to bet | 27 |
| Going for broke, as a poker player | 34 |
| Go-for-broke bet | 16 |
| Fully depleted | 14 |
| Fully committed | 15 |
| Fagged | 6 |
| Exhasuted | 9 |
| Doyle Brunson announcement | 26 |
| Confident-seeming bet | 21 |
| Call heard often at the World Series of Poker | 45 |
| Bold bet by a bluffer | 21 |
| Betting the rest of one's chips | 35 |
| Betting everything, in poker | 28 |
| Betting everything | 18 |
| Ballsy poker bet | 16 |
| 2012 Paula Broadwell biography subtitled "The Education of General David Petraeus" | 92 |
| "It's __ a day's work" | 40 |
| "I'm betting everything," to poker players | 56 |
| "___ the Family," TV sitcom | 37 |
| "__ a day's work" | 31 |
| ''___ the Family'' | 34 |
| ____ the Family | 15 |
| __ a day's work | 19 |
| Generally | 9 |
| For the most part | 17 |
| Considering everything | 22 |
| Everything considered | 21 |
| Mostly | 6 |
| On the whole | 12 |
| Taken as a whole | 16 |
| On balance | 10 |
| Everything being taken into account | 35 |
| Perfectly aligned | 17 |
| Like the pretty maids | 21 |
| Aligned perfectly | 17 |
| Comprehensive | 13 |
| Combined | 8 |
| Multipurpose | 12 |
| Like a Swiss Army knife | 23 |
| Garment that combines a bra with a girdle | 41 |
| Corselet | 8 |
| "___ well" | 20 |
| "___ forgiven" | 24 |
| "___ lost!" | 21 |
| "Silent night, holy night, ___ calm . . ." | 52 |
| Words before "calm" and "bright" | 52 |
| "When ___ said and done ..." | 38 |
| "When ___ said and done . . ." | 40 |
| "Six o'clock and ___ well" | 40 |
| "___ well" ("Don't worry") | 50 |
| "___ calm . . . " | 27 |
| "__ forgiven" | 23 |
| ''When ___ said and done . . .'' | 48 |
| ___-Chalmers | 12 |
| Words 8 and 9 of a Christ-mas classic | 37 |
| Words 5 and 6 of a Christmas classic | 36 |
| When ___ said and done | 22 |
| West ___ (Milwaukee suburb) | 27 |
| Lead-in to 'calm' or 'bright' | 45 |
| European shad | 13 |
| Chalmers's business partner | 31 |
| Chalmers' business partner | 30 |
| "When --- said and done..." | 37 |
| "When ___ said and done ..." | 39 |
| "Nine o'clock and ____ well" | 42 |
| "Come home; ___ forgiven" | 35 |
| "... calm, __ bright" | 31 |
| ". . . and ___ well" | 30 |
| "___ not lost": Milton | 32 |
| "___ not gold . . . " | 31 |
| "___ forgiven" (apology accepted) | 43 |
| '-- right with the world!' | 34 |
| '-- not lost' | 21 |
| __-Chalmers: onetime big name in farm machinery | 47 |
| ___ lost (no hope) | 18 |
| ___ Chalmers (old tractor company) | 34 |
| Words from Ecclesiastes | 23 |
| Sing "Bye Bye Birdie," e.g. | 37 |
| Write tongue twisters, perhaps | 30 |
| Say a tongue twister, maybe | 27 |
| Repeat initial sounds in neighboring words | 42 |
| Have dessert after dinner, perhaps | 34 |
| Arrange words distinctively | 27 |
| "Everyone repeat!"? | 29 |
| 1947 Tony-winning Arthur Miller play | 36 |
| 1947 Arthur Miller play | 23 |
| Never-before-seen | 17 |
| Never before seen | 17 |
| Completely original | 19 |
| TV promo descriptor | 19 |
| Totally novel | 13 |
| Television promo promise | 24 |
| Prime-time promo adjective | 26 |
| Not yet familiar | 16 |
| Never before released | 21 |
| Completely redone | 17 |