| Long-suffering one | 18 |
| Joan of Arc, notably | 20 |
| Joan of Arc, for instance | 25 |
| Thomas à Becket, e.g. | 24 |
| Sufferer of sorts | 18 |
| Stephen or Peter, e.g. | 22 |
| St. Stephen, notably | 20 |
| St. Stephen, in the Bible | 25 |
| St. Stephen, for one | 20 |
| St. Joan, for one | 17 |
| Self-sacrificing type | 21 |
| Savonarola, for one | 19 |
| Saint, often | 12 |
| Saint Stephen, for one | 22 |
| Saint Stephen, e.g. | 19 |
| Saint Stephen or Joan of Arc, e.g. | 34 |
| Saint Sebastian, e.g. | 21 |
| Saint Christopher, e.g. | 23 |
| Sacrificial sort | 16 |
| Real bitter-ender | 17 |
| Joan of Arc, for example | 24 |
| Gluttons for punishment | 23 |
| Constant sufferers | 18 |
| Sympathy seekers | 16 |
| Suffering sorts | 15 |
| Sufferers for causes | 20 |
| Self-sacrificing ones | 21 |
| Zacharias and others | 20 |
| They suffer for believing | 25 |
| The cause is their top priority | 31 |
| St. Sebastian, St. Joan et al. | 30 |
| Some saints | 11 |
| Saint Stephen and Joan of Arc | 29 |
| Saint Lucy, et al. | 18 |
| Ones making sacrifices | 22 |
| Epitomes of self-sacrifice | 26 |
| Sportscaster Albert | 19 |
| Grand, for short | 16 |
| Albert of sportscasts | 21 |
| Sports announcer Albert who says "Yesssss!" | 53 |
| Sports announcer Albert | 23 |
| Basketball Hall-of-Famer Harshman | 33 |
| Wonderful, in slang | 19 |
| Sportscaster Albert with a distinctive "Yessssss!" | 60 |
| Sportscaster Albert who says "Yes!" | 45 |
| Sportscaster -- Albert | 22 |
| Multi-sport announcer Albert | 28 |
| Mets' "Marvelous" one of yore | 43 |
| Hagler or Hamlisch, to pals | 27 |
| Former Met Throneberry | 22 |
| First name in sportscasting | 27 |
| Ex-Met Throneberry | 18 |
| Baseball's Throneberry | 26 |
| Back-biting sportscaster Albert | 31 |
| Albert of announcing | 20 |
| "Marvelous ___" of the old Mets | 41 |
| ___ Levy, four-time Super Bowl coach for Buffalo | 48 |
| Get bug-eyed over | 17 |
| View with awe | 13 |
| More than admire | 16 |
| Be awed by | 10 |
| Wonders to behold | 17 |
| Wonders | 7 |
| Stands in awe | 13 |
| Mothers, certainly | 18 |
| Yellow Monopoly property | 24 |
| What does Lee do outdoors? | 26 |
| Water Works neighbor | 20 |
| "The Way We Were" composer | 36 |
| Big critic of capitalism | 24 |
| Noted communist buried in Highgate Cemetery | 43 |
| "Das Kapital" author | 30 |
| Noted critic of capitalism | 26 |
| 'You Bet Your Life' host | 32 |
| Zeppo, for one | 14 |
| Last name in comedy | 19 |
| Engels collaborator | 19 |
| "Duck Soup" name | 26 |
| 'Das Kapital' author | 28 |
| ''Duck Soup'' surname | 37 |
| Manifesto writer | 16 |
| Groucho | 7 |
| Engels's associate | 22 |
| Chico, e.g. | 11 |
| "You Bet Your Life" host | 34 |
| "I have had a perfectly wonderful evening, but this wasn't it" speaker | 84 |
| "Duck Soup" surname | 29 |
| ''Duck Soup'' name | 34 |
| Zeppo or Chico | 14 |
| Writer on class struggle | 24 |
| Who said "History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce" | 78 |
| Surname of four stars in "Duck Soup" | 46 |
| Surname of four "Duck Soup" stars | 43 |
| Surname of comedic brothers | 27 |
| Star of "A Night at the Opera" | 40 |
| Star of A Night at the Opera | 31 |
| Socialism founder | 17 |
| Richard with the 1989 #1 hit "Right Here Waiting" | 59 |
| Richard or Karl | 15 |
| Revolutionary expelled from Prussia in 1849 | 43 |