| Hands-together time | 19 |
| Hand-passing time | 17 |
| Halfway to tomorrow | 19 |
| Gunfight time, maybe | 20 |
| Gunfight time, in several films | 31 |
| Good time for suntanning | 24 |
| Factory whistle time, perhaps | 29 |
| Factory whistle time, often | 27 |
| Eleven follower | 15 |
| Eight bells, maybe | 18 |
| Early hour for a rocker | 23 |
| Duel time, maybe | 16 |
| Deadline, sometimes | 19 |
| Deadline for Sheriff Kane | 25 |
| Deadline for Marshal Kane | 25 |
| Day's halfway mark | 22 |
| Day's crest | 15 |
| Day demarcation | 15 |
| “Darkness at ___” (Arthur Koestler novel) | 49 |
| Cooper's was high | 21 |
| Cooper's was "High" | 33 |
| Clock time | 10 |
| Cinematic showdown hour | 23 |
| Certain halfway point | 21 |
| Center mark on a sundial | 24 |
| Busy time for a cuckoo clock | 28 |
| Brown-bagger's time | 23 |
| Brightest part | 14 |
| Bright time, often | 18 |
| Bright time | 11 |
| Bright moment | 13 |
| Beginning of lunchtime, for most | 32 |
| Arrival time of Frank Miller's train, in a 1952 film | 56 |
| A time when hands are joined? | 29 |
| A lunchtime | 11 |
| A hot time? | 11 |
| 1200 | 4 |
| 12:00 in the daytime | 20 |
| 12 p.m. | 7 |
| 12 chimes | 9 |
| 11 follower | 11 |
| 1 preceder | 10 |
| "I've been drinking since half past ___" Social D | 63 |
| "High" time? | 22 |
| "High" time for Cooper | 32 |
| "High" time at MGM | 28 |
| "High __" | 19 |
| "High ___" (1952) | 27 |
| "High ___" (1952 Gary Cooper film) | 44 |
| "High ___," Cooper film | 33 |
| "Darkness at ___": Koestler | 37 |
| "Darkness at ___" | 27 |
| "Dark, amid the blaze of __": Milton | 46 |
| " . . . the blaze of ___": Milton | 43 |
| Reagan biographer Peggy | 23 |
| Columnist Peggy | 15 |
| Reagan speechwriter | 19 |
| Reagan speechwriter Peggy | 25 |
| Political columnist Peggy | 25 |
| Former White House speechwriter Peggy | 37 |
| Writer Peggy known for the phrase "a kinder, gentler nation" | 70 |
| Speechwriter who coined the phrase "Read my lips: no new taxes" | 73 |
| Speechwriter Peggy who coined many phrases for George H.W. Bush | 63 |
| Speechwriter Peggy who coined "a thousand points of light" | 68 |
| Pundit Peggy | 12 |
| Peggy who wrote George Bush's "Read my lips: no new taxes" speech | 79 |
| Peggy of conservative speechwriting | 35 |
| Noted Reagan speechwriter | 25 |
| He disappeared with Earhart | 27 |
| Editorialist Peggy | 18 |
| Earhart's copilot | 21 |
| Conservative commentator Peggy | 30 |
| Bush speechwriter | 17 |
| Actor Tommy | 11 |
| When the sun is highest | 23 |
| The ___ sun | 11 |
| Midnight's antithesis | 25 |
| Meridian, now | 13 |
| Meridian time | 13 |
| Lunchtime for some | 19 |
| Like lunchtime | 14 |
| " . . . destruction that wasteth at ___": Psalm 91 | 60 |
| It may be dazzling | 18 |
| Peter of Herman's Hermits | 29 |
| Everybody's opposite | 24 |
| Opposite of everybody | 21 |
| "___ but you" | 23 |
| Worst possible turnout | 22 |
| Who might be to blame | 21 |
| Not you, I or them | 18 |
| Zero of the population | 22 |
| Nary a person | 13 |
| Whom to trust, in spy films | 27 |
| Whom a leader follows | 21 |
| Not anybody | 11 |
| "... tree falls in the forest and ___ ..." | 52 |
| "There's ___ here but us . . ." | 45 |
| Herman's Hermits leader | 27 |
| Everybody's antonym | 23 |
| "If a tree falls in the forest and ___ . . ." | 55 |