| Cease-fire | 10 |
| Cessation of hostilities | 24 |
| Certain moratorium | 18 |
| Break in hostilities | 20 |
| White-flag waver's desire | 29 |
| White-flag indicator | 20 |
| It may begin with a handshake | 29 |
| When shooting wraps up? | 23 |
| What a white flag may mean | 26 |
| Start of a postwar period | 25 |
| It's shy of a treaty | 24 |
| Hatchet-burying event | 21 |
| Fighting finish | 15 |
| End of a fight | 14 |
| Arms down? | 10 |
| White-flag event | 16 |
| White flag meaning | 18 |
| What a white flag signifies | 27 |
| What a handshake may indicate | 29 |
| Treaty signing | 14 |
| Temporary peace | 15 |
| Suspension of hostilities | 25 |
| Stay in the fight? | 18 |
| Stay in hostilities | 19 |
| Shy of a treaty | 15 |
| Respite of a sort | 17 |
| Respite from conflict | 21 |
| Request from one with a white flag | 34 |
| Pause in hostilities | 20 |
| It's symbolized by a white flag | 35 |
| It's signaled by a white flag | 33 |
| It's called between combatants | 34 |
| It may be called on the battlefield | 35 |
| Hostility's end | 19 |
| Hiatus in war | 13 |
| Flag waver's message, maybe | 31 |
| Fighting ender | 14 |
| Cease-fire cause | 16 |
| Brief quiet on the front | 24 |
| Battle break | 12 |
| A handshake begins it | 21 |
| "No more fighting!" | 29 |
| Respites for warriors | 21 |
| Hostility hiatuses | 18 |
| Farewells to arms | 17 |
| Disarming events? | 17 |
| Christmas events, sometimes | 27 |
| Breaks in shooting | 18 |
| Breaks from fighting | 20 |
| Battle endings | 14 |
| Tale of a cease-fire? | 21 |
| Delivery vehicle | 16 |
| Pickup, e.g. | 12 |
| Teamster's vehicle | 22 |
| Semi, say | 9 |
| Pickup | 6 |
| Mack vehicle | 12 |
| Kegs carrier | 12 |
| It's often loaded | 21 |
| It has a bed | 12 |
| Heavy highway hauler | 20 |
| Furniture deliverer | 19 |
| Commercial vehicle | 18 |
| Bargain; deal | 13 |
| Hauled, in a way | 16 |
| Lake Tahoe's sole outlet | 28 |
| Trademark caps for Ashton Kutcher and Justin Timberlake | 55 |
| Veggie provider | 15 |
| Delivery service word | 21 |
| They send their workers to the docks | 36 |
| Small, barrel-shaped cheese | 27 |
| Acts subserviently | 18 |
| Six cubic yards of dirt, say | 28 |
| What big rigs haul | 18 |
| Semi quantities | 15 |
| Freight quantities | 18 |
| Drivers of semis | 16 |
| Overland haulers | 16 |
| Transports, in a way | 20 |
| Highway rumblers | 16 |
| Haulers | 7 |
| Shipping company's inventory? | 33 |
| Site for eats/Blow the whistle | 30 |
| Interstate diner, perhaps | 25 |
| Where you may get gas before eating | 35 |
| Semi-service station | 20 |
| Semi service station? | 21 |
| Eats locale | 11 |
| Gas station plazas | 18 |
| Aggressively hostile | 20 |
| Frau in a really dark Brothers Grimm story | 42 |
| The T in P.E.T. | 15 |
| The "Fuddle duddle" man | 33 |
| Prime Minister Pierre | 21 |
| Pierre ______ | 13 |
| Pearson's successor | 23 |
| Pearson successor | 17 |
| P.M. between Pearson and Clark | 30 |
| Montr۩al airport | 24 |
| History making Prime Minister from 1968 to 1979 | 47 |