| They need cleaning | 18 |
| They cry out for cleanup | 24 |
| The funniest sitcoms involve them | 33 |
| Teens' rooms, typically | 27 |
| Tampers (with) | 14 |
| Slobs' creations | 20 |
| Puts into disarray, with "up" | 39 |
| Officers' club meals | 24 |
| Muddles up | 10 |
| Meals on Big Mo | 15 |
| Meals in a hall | 15 |
| Jobs for janitors | 17 |
| Imbroglios | 10 |
| Hoarders' abodes, often | 27 |
| Green room leftovers | 20 |
| Fools around (with) | 19 |
| Disorderly jumbles | 18 |
| Diddles (around) | 16 |
| Camp meals | 10 |
| ___ up (bungles) | 16 |
| ___ around: monkeys with | 24 |
| ___ around (loafs) | 18 |
| Handel oratorio | 15 |
| Masterwork with 53 movements | 28 |
| Handel masterwork | 17 |
| Delivery man? | 13 |
| Promised one | 12 |
| Oratorio with the "Hallelujah" chorus | 47 |
| One who's expected to deliver? | 34 |
| Mahdi, e.g. | 11 |
| Lamb of God | 11 |
| Handel work (with "The") | 34 |
| Godflesh song about Jesus? | 26 |
| Delivery expert? | 16 |
| "The ___," Handel opus | 32 |
| Saviors | 7 |
| They're expected to deliver | 31 |
| Not as tidy | 11 |
| More untidy | 11 |
| Mark of the N.H.L. | 18 |
| Not as orderly | 14 |
| More disorderly | 15 |
| Mark who played in 15 NHL All-Star Games | 40 |
| 1992 N.H.L. M.V.P. | 18 |
| GI's utensil set | 20 |
| Soldier's set | 17 |
| Soldier's gear | 18 |
| GI field gear | 13 |
| Bivouac gear | 12 |
| Soldier's utensils | 22 |
| Portable utensils set | 21 |
| Outdoor dining gear | 19 |
| Military utensils set | 21 |
| Military dinnerware | 19 |
| G.I. grub gear | 14 |
| Field utensils | 14 |
| Canteen cousin | 14 |
| Places for soldiers' utensils | 33 |
| U.S. Army gear | 14 |
| Some military settings? | 23 |
| Company tableware? | 18 |
| Campers' carry-alongs | 25 |
| Abbr. preceding multiple surnames | 33 |
| Multiple misters (Abbr.) | 24 |
| Mr. and Mr. | 11 |
| Abbr. at the head of a letter, sometimes | 40 |
| Abbr. at the head of a letter | 29 |
| Salutation abbreviation | 23 |
| Salutation abbr. | 16 |
| Plural of Mr. | 13 |
| French gentlemen, briefly | 25 |
| Counterpart of Mmes. | 20 |
| Two gentlemen, in short | 23 |
| Title for more than one man | 27 |
| Quaint letter-opening abbr. | 27 |
| Quaint letter opener: Abbr. | 27 |
| Quaint letter header | 20 |
| Polite title: Abbr. | 19 |
| Plural of 'Mr.' | 23 |
| Peanut and Coffee (abbr.) | 25 |
| Partners of Mmes. | 17 |
| Opposite of misses: Abbr. | 25 |
| Old-fashioned letter opener: Abbr. | 34 |
| Old letter opener: Abbr. | 24 |
| Mr. pluralized | 14 |
| Mr. + Mr. | 9 |
| Mates of mmes. | 14 |
| Ltr. opener | 11 |
| Letter header abbr. | 19 |
| Letter abbr. for gents | 22 |
| Lead-in to multiple last names | 30 |
| Guys, in a salutation | 21 |
| Gentlemen, in old letters | 25 |
| Counterpart to "mmes" | 31 |
| Brief salutation for men? | 25 |
| Abbr. in a salutation | 21 |
| Abbr. before multiple surnames | 30 |
| Army base cafeteria | 19 |
| "MASH" set | 20 |
| Where soldiers put away food | 28 |