| Apartment closest to the front door | 35 |
| A first-floor apartment | 23 |
| "Hot cross buns, _____ penny, two..." | 47 |
| "Hot cross buns, ___ penny, two ..." | 46 |
| "Greetings!" classification | 37 |
| "...___ penny, two ..." | 33 |
| "___ penny, two a . . . " | 35 |
| "___ penny, . . . " | 29 |
| "___ penny . . . " | 28 |
| -- Day vitamins | 15 |
| ___-Day (multivitamins) | 23 |
| ___-cat (game) | 14 |
| _____ -Day vitamins | 19 |
| ___ Day Women's Prenatal | 28 |
| ___ Day multivitamins | 21 |
| __ Day: dietary supplement brand | 32 |
| To some, it may be a lot | 24 |
| Lot size, perhaps | 17 |
| What some lawns cover | 21 |
| What 160 square rods add up to | 30 |
| Size of about 16 tennis courts | 30 |
| Size of a football field, roughly | 33 |
| Quite a lot? | 12 |
| Nice-sized suburban plot | 24 |
| Like some zoning in the suburbs | 31 |
| It's slightly more than forty million square centimeters | 60 |
| It's equal to 43,560 square feet | 36 |
| It might be a lot for a single household | 40 |
| Building block, perhaps? | 24 |
| Ample suburban plot | 19 |
| 70 yards square, approximately | 30 |
| This answer intersects it | 25 |
| Starting place for many puzzlers | 32 |
| Puzzle starter | 14 |
| First clue in this puzzle | 25 |
| Apse location, today | 20 |
| "Unwanted plants," herein | 35 |
| Short play | 10 |
| Short play length | 17 |
| Like some short plays | 21 |
| Short, in a way | 15 |
| Like a short play | 17 |
| Like Sartre's "No Exit" | 37 |
| Without intermission | 20 |
| Type of play | 12 |
| Staged without a break | 22 |
| Like O'Neill's "Ile" | 38 |
| Like many short plays | 21 |
| Like Albee's "The Zoo Story" | 42 |
| Having no intermission | 22 |
| Without an intermission | 23 |
| Type of short play | 18 |
| Short, as some plays | 20 |
| Short, as a play | 16 |
| Short on stage | 14 |
| Sans intermission, maybe | 24 |
| Like the shortest plays | 23 |
| Like Tennessee Williams's "Suddenly, Last Summer" | 63 |
| Like Odets' ''Waiting for Lefty'' | 53 |
| Like O'Neill's "Bound East for Cardiff" | 57 |
| Like Edward Albee's first five plays | 40 |
| Like Clifford Odets's "Waiting for Lefty" | 55 |
| Like Beckett's "Endgame" | 38 |
| Like an hour-long play, perhaps | 31 |
| Like Albee's "Zoo Story" | 38 |
| Like Albee's "The Sandbox" | 40 |
| Like "The Zoo Story," e.g. | 36 |
| Lacking a break, as a play | 26 |
| Lacking a break | 15 |
| Having a single curtain, say | 28 |
| Breakless, in a way | 19 |
| A little drama? | 15 |
| Playlet | 7 |
| Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape," e.g. | 53 |
| Albee's "The Sandbox," e.g. | 41 |
| Tennessee Williams's "The Mutilated" or "Lifeboat Drill" | 80 |
| Short play or opera | 19 |
| Ionesco's "The Bald Soprano," e.g. | 48 |
| Intermissionless play | 21 |
| Chekhov's "A Marriage Proposal," e.g. | 51 |
| "The Zoo Story" or "Riders to the Sea" | 58 |
| "The Zoo Story," e.g. | 31 |
| Theatrical shorts | 17 |
| Short stagings | 14 |
| Works without a break? | 22 |
| Strauss' "Salome" and "Elektra" | 55 |
| Stage shorts | 12 |
| Some short plays | 16 |
| Shows that end shortly after opening | 36 |
| Short plays | 11 |
| Plays without intermissions | 27 |
| Plays without a break | 21 |
| Non-stop plays | 14 |
| Flash drama plays | 17 |
| Beginning of time? | 18 |
| First year after B.C. | 21 |
| Start of the Julian calendar | 28 |
| Millennium starter | 18 |
| Millennium opener | 17 |
| Early Christian year | 20 |