| Back muscle, to weightlifters | 29 |
| Back muscle, familiarly | 23 |
| Back muscle, to Billy Blanks | 28 |
| Back muscle, in gym-speak | 25 |
| Pull-down exercise target | 25 |
| Midback muscle, briefly | 23 |
| Back muscle, to gym regulars | 28 |
| Back muscle, to a bodybuilder | 29 |
| Upper back muscle, for short | 28 |
| Trapezius neighbor, for short | 29 |
| Midback muscle, for short | 25 |
| Global positioning meas. | 24 |
| Bit of your back, briefly | 25 |
| Trop. of Cancer, for one | 24 |
| Showy bit of back brawn | 23 |
| Pull-up muscle, for short | 25 |
| Pull-up beneficiary, briefly | 28 |
| Not long., for this world? | 26 |
| Nero's language: Abbr. | 26 |
| Mother of Fr., Sp., etc. | 24 |
| Long.'s counterpart | 23 |
| It's measured in degs. | 26 |
| It's 34°, for L.A. | 25 |
| Iron pumper's muscle | 24 |
| CrossFitter's back muscle | 29 |
| Column in a Buddhist building | 29 |
| Classicist's subs. | 22 |
| Classical language: Abbr. | 25 |
| Certain parallel: Abbr. | 23 |
| Certain degrees: Abbr. | 22 |
| Cato's tongue: Abbr. | 24 |
| Caesar's language: Abbr. | 28 |
| Bodybuilder's back muscle | 29 |
| Barbell pullover muscle | 23 |
| Back muscle, in the gym | 23 |
| Back muscle, familiarly (m) | 27 |
| Back muscle for short, | 22 |
| 54°40', e.g.: Abbr. | 26 |
| 50 degrees, say: Abbr. | 22 |
| West Coast IRS target? | 22 |
| I.R.S. target in Calif.? | 24 |
| Seize, with "onto" | 28 |
| Grasp, with "onto" | 28 |
| Car seat-securing feature | 25 |
| Item on a tenant's ring | 27 |
| Not at the expected time | 24 |
| It's better than never | 26 |
| How procrastinators run | 23 |
| Accommodating to night owls | 27 |
| Subject to a library fine | 25 |
| Past one's bedtime | 22 |
| Like a fashionable arrival | 26 |
| It's better than never? | 27 |
| How workaholics often work | 26 |
| Arrival-board notation | 22 |
| Keeping everyone waiting | 24 |
| Ten minutes after the hour? | 27 |
| Subject to penalties, perhaps | 29 |
| Likely to miss the bus | 22 |
| Like some bill payments | 23 |
| Like Paton's phalarope | 26 |
| Like Letterman's show | 25 |
| Going on 2 in the morning | 25 |
| Better this than never | 22 |
| Arriving after the bell | 23 |
| After midnight, to Cinderella | 29 |
| Word with news or edition | 25 |
| Word repeated before show | 25 |
| When repeated, kind of show | 27 |
| Subject to a fine, maybe | 24 |
| Stuck in traffic, perhaps | 25 |
| Seth Myers show adjective | 25 |
| Midnight or beyond, to some | 27 |
| Likely to miss the bus, say | 27 |
| Like X-o'clock scholars | 27 |
| Like some shifts or shows | 25 |
| Like Marquand's Apley | 25 |
| Like Carroll's rabbit | 25 |
| Like a certain Marquand hero | 28 |
| Lasting into the wee hours | 26 |
| Incurring a fine, perhaps | 25 |
| Incurring a fine, maybe | 23 |
| How busy people often work | 26 |
| Holding things up, perhaps | 26 |
| Hectic way to be running? | 25 |
| Fashionable way to arrive? | 26 |
| Better-than never connection | 28 |
| Adjective for George Apley | 26 |
| Adjective for a Marquand hero | 29 |
| ___ hit, penalty causer | 23 |
| Credit card charge, perhaps | 27 |
| Tape renter's penalty | 25 |
| Procrastinator's penalty | 28 |
| Librarian's punishment | 26 |
| Delinquent's penalty | 24 |
| Consequences for tardiness | 26 |
| Time most people retire | 23 |
| In the past week or so | 22 |
| Within the last few years | 25 |
| During the past few days, say | 29 |