| Common-interest groups | 22 |
| Branch Davidians et al. | 23 |
| Legal follow-up for a cult? | 27 |
| Worldly, not spiritual | 22 |
| Pertaining to worldly things | 28 |
| Occurring once in a century | 27 |
| Like some marriage ceremonies | 29 |
| Make less ecclesiastical | 24 |
| Inheritance by next to oldest | 29 |
| Impervious to break-ins | 23 |
| Word with blanket or guard | 26 |
| Linus' anxiety reducer | 26 |
| Residency requirement, often | 28 |
| Gated community employee | 24 |
| Breach of classified info | 25 |
| Cabinet position: Abbr. | 23 |
| Minutes taker, briefly | 22 |
| Head of an Executive dept. | 26 |
| First aide, for short? | 22 |
| Cabinet member (abbr.) | 22 |
| Conjunction for Cicero | 22 |
| Ciceronian conjunction | 22 |
| Caesar's "but" | 28 |
| Brutus' "but" | 27 |
| Jon of "Selena" | 25 |
| Brill Building songwriter | 25 |
| "Bad Blood" singer | 28 |
| Mo. state-fairgrounds site | 26 |
| Missouri State Fair city | 24 |
| City in central Missouri | 24 |
| Resident of a Missouri city | 27 |
| It seats more than a coupe | 26 |
| Coupe's counterpart | 23 |
| Chrysler's Sebring, e.g. | 28 |
| It's longer than a coupe | 28 |
| Good car for a family of four | 29 |
| Chair carried on poles | 22 |
| Auto buyer's choice | 23 |
| Alternative to a wagon | 22 |
| Two-door ride, perhaps | 22 |
| Two-door or four-door car | 25 |
| Site of an 1870 French defeat | 29 |
| Runabout's relative | 23 |
| Prussian victory site: 1870 | 27 |
| Lincoln Town Car, for one | 25 |
| Lincoln or Ford, but not Bush | 29 |
| It's bigger than a coupe | 28 |
| It often has four doors | 23 |
| Famed French battle site | 24 |
| Certain Leaf or Volt, e.g. | 26 |
| Auto worker's product | 25 |
| Four-door automobiles? | 22 |
| They have at least four seats | 29 |
| Lincoln Town Cars, e.g. | 23 |
| A lot of similar bodies, say? | 29 |
| Tranquilize or tranquil | 23 |
| Hit with a tranquilizer dart | 28 |
| Give a Valium to, e.g. | 22 |
| Get under control, in a way | 27 |
| Do a number on, maybe? | 22 |
| Calm, cool, and collected | 25 |
| Under, at the hospital | 22 |
| Readied for surgery, in a way | 29 |
| Anagram for dyes et al. | 23 |
| Morphine administrant, e.g. | 27 |
| Administers a tranquilizer to | 29 |
| Has a calming influence on | 26 |
| Administers a tranquilizer | 26 |
| What a patient may be under | 27 |
| Treatment for hyperactivity | 27 |
| Act of calming via a drug | 25 |
| Dull lecture, in a way | 22 |
| When haroseth is eaten | 22 |
| Meal that raises questions | 26 |
| Exodus commemoration feast | 26 |
| Annual Jewish commemoration | 27 |
| Passover ritual with 15 steps | 29 |
| Meal with the four questions | 28 |
| Meal with Elijah's cup | 26 |
| Meal with bitter herbs | 22 |
| Meal with a Haggadah reading | 28 |
| Feast celebrating the Exodus | 28 |
| Wine-drinking occasion | 22 |
| Where the Haggadah is recited | 29 |
| Where questions are asked | 25 |
| Where matzos are broken | 23 |
| Where matzohs are eaten | 23 |
| Where haroseth is eaten | 23 |
| The Haggadah's read here | 28 |
| Ritual including bitter herbs | 29 |
| Ritual in the month of Nisan | 28 |
| One commemorative feast | 23 |
| Occasion for bitter herbs | 25 |
| Jewish ceremonial meal | 22 |
| Jewish ceremonial dinner | 24 |
| Hebrew religious celebration | 28 |
| Hebrew ceremonial feast | 23 |
| Haggadah-reading ritual | 23 |
| Haggadah reading occasion | 25 |
| Feast in the month of Nisan | 27 |