| Where Dracula keeps his valuables? | 34 |
| Colorfully sad? | 15 |
| Sad and moping | 14 |
| One way to tie a knot | 21 |
| How to tie ribbon | 17 |
| How some presents are wrapped | 29 |
| How shoelaces are often tied | 28 |
| Like Orville Redenbacher, typically | 35 |
| Green's 1927 Pulitzer Prize play | 36 |
| At rest, Biblically speaking | 28 |
| Without the defendant present | 29 |
| How the invisible man votes? | 28 |
| Though not present | 18 |
| One way to get a degree | 23 |
| Nonattendance status | 20 |
| How degrees are sometimes awarded | 33 |
| Where some ticket selling is done | 33 |
| Like the Smashing Pumpkins' rat | 35 |
| How soup or soda is often sold | 30 |
| How soup is often sold | 22 |
| Plastered? | 10 |
| Where broken arms may be | 24 |
| Where a skier's leg often is | 32 |
| Recovering after injury, say | 28 |
| On the mend, say, as one's arm | 34 |
| Immobilized, as one's arm | 29 |
| Immobilized, as an arm | 22 |
| Immobilized while mending | 25 |
| How some broken bones are set | 29 |
| How dogs chase their tails | 26 |
| How campers may sit | 19 |
| Defensive way to gather, oater-style | 36 |
| "Ninotchka" actress, 1939 | 35 |
| "Ninotchka" actress | 29 |
| When an actress can see forever? | 32 |
| And he--well, let's just say that he was ___ ... | 52 |
| Embracing | 9 |
| Totally out | 11 |
| Really out | 10 |
| Out indefinitely | 16 |
| Unwakeable, say | 15 |
| On life support, probably | 25 |
| Far out? | 8 |
| With no way out | 15 |
| Where Little Jack Horner sat | 28 |
| Place for the trapped | 21 |
| Stands out ___ | 14 |
| "Be great ___ . . . ": Shak. | 38 |
| Sedentary | 9 |
| On the sidelines | 16 |
| Like Mount St. Helens, now | 26 |
| Scholastic's phrase for "existence realized" | 58 |
| "___ Time," Roethke poem | 34 |
| All-work link | 13 |
| Stuck with no way out | 21 |
| Stuck between two bad choices | 29 |
| State of being not allowable | 28 |
| Cause for suppression of evidence | 33 |
| Murphy's ___ bed | 20 |
| Where Alice's adventures really took place | 46 |
| Unintentional | 13 |
| Happening by chance | 19 |
| Swooning, e.g. | 14 |
| When someone will be back, often | 32 |
| Shortly, slangily | 17 |
| "Soon?" response | 26 |
| "Back ___" ("I shall return," in memo shorthand) | 68 |
| "Any sec" | 19 |
| 'Not just yet' | 22 |
| Sam Roberts: "We Were Born ___" | 41 |
| Like Elgar's Symphony No. 1 | 31 |
| Like Chopin's Polonaise | 27 |
| Like Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 31 | 40 |
| Exhausted after eating | 22 |
| Totally raging | 14 |
| Psychedelic 1968 song featuring a lengthy drum solo | 51 |
| "Silly" Iron Butterfly song | 37 |
| Iron Butterfly classic | 22 |
| Long after youth | 16 |
| Where the dangerous virus was? | 30 |
| Suffering torment | 17 |
| Suffering terribly | 18 |
| Seriously suffering | 19 |
| Really suffering | 16 |
| Under favorable circumstances | 29 |
| Really cooking | 14 |
| On one's game | 17 |
| Where raffle tickets belong | 27 |
| Where fans of spicy cuisine may sink their spoons? | 50 |
| Angrily | 7 |
| One way to leave | 16 |
| "Love ___ . . . ": Keats | 34 |
| Grant-___ | 9 |
| Grants-___ | 10 |
| Grant-___ (government funding) | 30 |
| Grant-___ (Federal subsidy) | 27 |
| Grant- ___ (fellowship) | 23 |
| Grant ___ | 9 |
| Servicing | 9 |
| One place to keep candy | 23 |