| Mortal measure | 14 |
| 100 years or more, for a giant tortoise | 39 |
| Kind of membership | 18 |
| Heart-pounding question (Part 2) | 32 |
| Mortal span | 11 |
| Lengthy guarantee period | 24 |
| Kind of subscription | 20 |
| Career-long | 11 |
| "Three-score years and ten" | 37 |
| Acctg. principle | 16 |
| Accounting abbr. | 16 |
| Inventory evaluation meth. | 26 |
| Industrial or computer processing sequence (abbr.) | 50 |
| Accounting principle, for short | 31 |
| Brit's elevator | 19 |
| Morale booster | 14 |
| Hitchhiker's need | 21 |
| Hitchhiker's desire | 23 |
| London elevator | 15 |
| Hitchhiker's hope | 21 |
| Elevator, to a Brit | 19 |
| "___ Every Voice and Sing" | 36 |
| What wings provide | 18 |
| Use weights | 11 |
| Ski ___ | 7 |
| Pump iron | 9 |
| Hitchhiker's ride | 21 |
| Skiing necessity | 16 |
| Liverpool elevator | 18 |
| It takes you from one storey to another | 39 |
| Emotional boost | 15 |
| Elevator, in England | 20 |
| Elevator | 8 |
| Air force | 9 |
| "--- Every Voice and Sing" | 36 |
| Use barbells | 12 |
| Stop, as an embargo | 19 |
| Soho elevator | 13 |
| Ski tow | 7 |
| Ride, in slang | 14 |
| Poets of the Fall song that will pick you up? | 45 |
| Male cheerleader's move | 27 |
| Layer on a shoe heel | 20 |
| Hitchhiker's objective | 26 |
| Help for a pedestrian | 21 |
| Heeltap | 7 |
| Good news on a gloomy day, e.g. | 31 |
| Garage apparatus | 16 |
| Gank | 4 |
| Essex elevator | 14 |
| Elevator, to a Londoner | 23 |
| Elevator, in London | 19 |
| Elevator, in Exeter | 19 |
| Elevator for Di | 15 |
| Edinburgh elevator | 18 |
| Defy gravity | 12 |
| British elevator | 16 |
| Bring up, as spirits | 20 |
| Boost vertically, or boost from a store | 39 |
| An airfoil provides it | 22 |
| "I ___ my lamp . . . " | 32 |
| "___ every voice and sing ..." | 40 |
| Not too heavy | 13 |
| Like carry-on luggage | 21 |
| Able to be hoisted | 18 |
| Swiped | 6 |
| Took the wrong way? | 19 |
| Plagiarized | 11 |
| Word with "air" or "shop" | 45 |
| Deeply moved | 12 |
| Used a jack | 11 |
| Stole a riff | 12 |
| Raised, as barbells | 19 |
| Cleared, as fog | 15 |
| Clean and jerk performer | 24 |
| Gym rat, perhaps | 16 |
| Word with weight or shop | 24 |
| Warehouse worker, at times | 26 |
| Thief, informally | 17 |
| Spotter's opposite, in a gym | 32 |
| Spotter's opposite | 22 |
| One who uses barbells | 21 |
| One may be spotted in a gym | 27 |
| Gym patron, at times | 20 |
| Crane, at times | 15 |
| Barely helping | 14 |
| Word with face or chair | 23 |
| Mountain climbers? | 18 |
| Hitchhikers' desires | 24 |
| Exeter elevators | 16 |
| What upraised thumbs can lead to | 32 |
| Uses barbells | 13 |
| They'll make you taller | 27 |
| These raise Londoners | 21 |
| Steals, shopwise | 16 |
| Steals, as in a store | 21 |
| London elevators | 16 |
| Hitchhikers' hopes | 22 |
| Hitchhikers' goals | 22 |
| HitchersÂ’ hopes | 19 |