| They "try men's souls": Paine | 43 |
| They "want you as a new recruit," sang the Village People | 67 |
| They (1951) | 11 |
| They (Fr.) | 10 |
| They (French) | 13 |
| They (Italian) | 14 |
| They accept bets | 16 |
| They accept offers | 18 |
| They accompany "aahs" | 31 |
| They accompany kin | 18 |
| They accompany turkey and dressing | 34 |
| They act | 8 |
| They act for actors | 19 |
| They act on impulses | 20 |
| They activate hammers | 21 |
| They add color | 14 |
| They add up | 11 |
| They address the ABA | 20 |
| They adhere to brains | 21 |
| They adjoin the ischia | 22 |
| They adorn Wrigley | 18 |
| They aerate the soil | 20 |
| They affect air quality | 23 |
| They affect one's constitution | 34 |
| They affect stock prices | 24 |
| They affect your chances of striking it rich | 44 |
| They agree | 10 |
| They aid responses, in brief | 28 |
| They aired "The Sopranos" | 35 |
| They all belong to the same tree | 32 |
| They all go to Rome | 19 |
| They all hold one atom | 22 |
| They all lead to Rome, briefly | 30 |
| They all lead to Rome, in a saying | 34 |
| They all lead to Rome, it's said | 36 |
| They allow access | 17 |
| They allow forced entries | 25 |
| They allow performers to stay on pointe | 39 |
| They also have their ups and downs | 34 |
| They alternate with evens | 25 |
| They alternate with odds | 24 |
| They always favor the house | 27 |
| They always get the shaft | 25 |
| They always have the opening lead in bridge columns | 51 |
| They always have titles | 23 |
| They always include freebies | 28 |
| They always ring true? | 22 |
| They always take a bow | 22 |
| THEY APPEAR AFTER BRAND NAMES: ABBR. | 36 |
| They appear at one-yard intervals | 33 |
| They appear before U | 20 |
| They appear in installments | 27 |
| They appear in Revelation | 25 |
| They appear next to contract changes: Abbr. | 43 |
| They appear on Mac's screen | 31 |
| They appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" 36 times | 58 |
| They appraise | 13 |
| They are "clothing optional" | 38 |
| They are 3 ft. long | 19 |
| They are always the host | 24 |
| They are analog and digital | 27 |
| They are behind glasses | 23 |
| They are between birdies and bogeys | 35 |
| They are beyond reproach | 24 |
| They are bought in saloons | 26 |
| They are built for speed | 24 |
| They are checked at the door | 28 |
| They are clean when they come marching in? | 42 |
| They are commonly underfoot | 27 |
| They are composed of many pieces | 32 |
| They are current | 16 |
| They are displayed for alcohol | 30 |
| They are easily bruised | 23 |
| They are enforced | 17 |
| They are entered in court | 25 |
| They are especially graceful when they leave? | 45 |
| They are family | 15 |
| They are found in this puzzle's three longest answers | 57 |
| They are long stories | 21 |
| They are made with two fingers | 30 |
| They are not free of charge | 27 |
| They are not returned properly | 30 |
| They are Nov0596D.puz (key: 8186) and Nov0596R.puz (key: 1286). | 63 |
| They are of mixed origin | 24 |
| They are often "propped" up | 37 |
| They are often belted | 21 |
| They are often checked | 22 |
| They are often classified | 25 |
| They are often juggled | 22 |
| They are often picked | 21 |
| They are often plastered | 24 |
| They are often split | 20 |
| They are often wild | 19 |
| They are on the beach | 21 |
| They are on the tip of your tongue | 34 |
| They are over there | 19 |
| They are over two feet | 22 |
| They are protected by lids | 26 |
| They are raised for all to see | 30 |
| They are reached for at many breakfasts | 39 |