| Ready for another swabbing | 26 |
| Lather, rinse, repeat? | 22 |
| Covers anew after erosion | 25 |
| Mend metal connections | 22 |
| Did a shoemaker's job | 25 |
| Took care of a clog, perhaps | 28 |
| Put a new bottom on, in a way | 29 |
| Having a better bottom? | 23 |
| Did a shoemaker's task | 26 |
| Does a cobbler's job | 24 |
| Repairs pumps, perhaps | 22 |
| Extends shoe life, in a way | 27 |
| How some face a new year | 24 |
| New Year's self-promise | 27 |
| New Year's decision | 23 |
| Comes to a determination | 24 |
| Like the sound of a gong | 24 |
| Strong and deep, as a voice | 27 |
| Have an emotional impact | 24 |
| Having a widespread effect | 26 |
| Appealing to some audiences | 27 |
| Piano soundboard, e.g. | 22 |
| Texas hill country, e.g. | 24 |
| Employ as an alternate plan | 27 |
| Bibliographical content | 23 |
| Spread more grass seed | 22 |
| Change the leading of, say | 26 |
| Have another go at a bee | 24 |
| Correct a typo, perhaps | 23 |
| Alters orthographically | 23 |
| Set a top in motion again | 25 |
| Brief periods of relaxation | 27 |
| With dazzling sumptuousness | 27 |
| Handled further infestation | 27 |
| Gave a new coat of paint | 24 |
| Make corporate changes | 22 |
| Hire new employees for | 22 |
| Fill positions differently | 26 |
| Bringing in newer employees | 27 |
| Hires a new set of employees | 28 |
| Shows what one witnessed | 24 |
| Touch up old furniture | 22 |
| Finish differently, say | 23 |
| Attach more firmly, perhaps | 27 |
| Highway stopping places | 23 |
| Fixture of midtown N.Y. | 23 |
| Sardi's and Lindy's | 27 |
| James Beard Award nominees | 26 |
| Prescription for burnout | 24 |
| Relief for the stressed | 23 |
| Relief for the overworked | 25 |
| Prescription for exhaustion | 27 |
| Athlete's downtime | 22 |
| Those who take siestas | 22 |
| People taking breathers | 23 |
| Like leisurely vacations | 24 |
| Providing peace and quiet | 25 |
| Somewhat needy quip (Part 2) | 28 |
| They provide 24/7 care | 22 |
| Kicking back with the drones? | 29 |
| Short breaks, at the gym | 24 |
| Breaks while lifting, say | 25 |
| Use a swizzle stick again | 25 |
| Not let the lees settle | 23 |
| Adjust, like a batter, say | 26 |
| Compensation for stolen song | 28 |
| Empire-builders' foes | 25 |
| Perpetual-motion state | 22 |
| Fill up again with inventory | 28 |
| Fill the shelves, perhaps | 25 |
| Talk in one's sleep? | 24 |
| England, 1660–1688 | 25 |
| The police might do this | 24 |
| Antique shop employees | 22 |
| Touches up old masters | 22 |
| Touches up an old painting | 26 |
| Touches up a Rembrandt | 22 |
| Returns to original condition | 29 |
| Puts back in original shape | 27 |
| Puts back in good order | 23 |
| Fixes, as a major crash | 23 |
| Fixes a damaged gouache | 23 |
| Racket fixer, at times | 22 |
| Place to go at the airport | 26 |
| They break up long trips | 24 |
| Fix, as an old cushion | 22 |
| Do an upholsterer's job | 27 |
| Done over by a modiste | 22 |
| Arose as a consequence | 22 |
| Existed consequentially | 23 |
| Picked up where you left off | 28 |
| Picked up where one left off | 28 |
| One who takes up a task again | 29 |
| Attend to a low inventory | 25 |
| Came back with extra force | 26 |
| Comes back with a vengeance | 27 |
| Takes out of mothballs | 22 |
| Check the boundaries again | 26 |
| Cross again, as a pool | 22 |
| Cross again, as a channel | 25 |