| Place for an aglet | 18 |
| Oxford tie | 10 |
| One getting poked in the eye? | 29 |
| It may be on the tip of the tongue | 34 |
| Common place for a knot | 23 |
| Aglet | 5 |
| What tough meat may taste like? | 31 |
| Barefoot | 8 |
| Like baseball's Jackson | 27 |
| In one's bare feet | 22 |
| Barefoot, perhaps | 17 |
| What fans called Jackson | 24 |
| Legendary Black Sox slugger Jackson | 35 |
| Jackson moniker | 15 |
| His bat was called Black Betsy | 30 |
| Black Sox fielder Jackson | 25 |
| Worker also known as a cordwainer | 33 |
| Last person, professionally? | 28 |
| Faulty cobbling for jockey, philosopher, runner and TV actor | 60 |
| Proverbially, those too busy to provide their kids with footwear | 64 |
| Speciality of Brockton, Mass. | 29 |
| Laced waterproof boot | 21 |
| Heavy laced waterproof boot | 27 |
| Where to take your tootsies for a treat? | 40 |
| Imelda's residence? | 23 |
| Footwear fashion police? | 24 |
| Smart method of communication? | 30 |
| "Get Smart" device | 28 |
| It makes a cobbler's work truly shine | 41 |
| Bootblack's investment | 26 |
| Blacksmith, at times | 20 |
| Blacksmith, often | 17 |
| Smithy, at times | 16 |
| Village smith, e.g. | 19 |
| Smith, of a sort | 16 |
| Village smithy, e.g. | 20 |
| Village smithy | 14 |
| Village smith, at times | 23 |
| Smithery employee | 17 |
| Smith for horses | 16 |
| Range job? | 10 |
| Monmouth Park employe | 21 |
| Horse-hoof tender | 17 |
| Hoof outfitter | 14 |
| Fitter for horse hooves | 23 |
| Clydesdale outfitter | 20 |
| Certain blacksmith | 18 |
| Where a loafer may be | 21 |
| A closet organizer | 18 |
| HOSE? | 5 |
| Farriers, often | 15 |
| Smiths | 6 |
| Blacksmiths, at times | 21 |
| Smiths, at times | 16 |
| Blacksmiths for horses, e.g. | 28 |
| Some winter outdoors folks | 26 |
| Some blacksmiths | 16 |
| Hoof handlers | 13 |
| Farriers | 8 |
| Blacksmiths, on occasion | 24 |
| Blacksmiths, often | 18 |
| They may be tapped for the stage | 32 |
| Pumps, e.g. | 11 |
| Pumps | 5 |
| Loafers, for example | 20 |
| Cobbler's concerns | 22 |
| Clogs, for example | 18 |
| Bowling rentals | 15 |
| Thom McAn purchase | 18 |
| They're often not seen on the beach | 39 |
| They're cobbled together | 28 |
| They may need breaking in | 25 |
| Their tongues may touch your feet | 33 |
| Some brake parts | 16 |
| Sole protectors | 15 |
| Pumps and such | 14 |
| Parts of brake mechanisms | 25 |
| Mercury's talaria | 21 |
| Gym bag items | 13 |
| Crispin's products | 22 |
| Closet pairs | 12 |
| Clodhoppers, e.g. | 17 |
| Bronzed baby wear | 17 |
| Brake equipment | 15 |
| Alley rentals | 13 |
| Al Bundy sells them | 19 |
| "If I were in your ___ . . ." | 39 |
| Zappos.com inventory | 20 |
| Word that can follow the last word of the three longest Across answers | 70 |
| Wingtips, for instance | 22 |
| Wingtips, e.g. | 14 |
| Wingtips and loafers | 20 |
| What a farrier does | 19 |
| Wedges, e.g. | 12 |
| Walk-ins? | 9 |
| Track __ | 8 |
| They may be between you and earth | 33 |
| They go about two feet | 22 |
| The may be in the closet | 24 |
| Stogies and pattens | 19 |